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Avaya T3 (IP) Comfort manual Registering a CTI application

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Customizing the telephone

IP-specific settings

Registering a CTI application*

In order to control your telephone using a CTI application (e.g. Avaya Com4Tel), the CTI application must first be registered:

Press the "Menu" function key.

Scroll to the Security menu item.

Confirm your selection.

Scroll to the CTI application menu item.

Confirm your selection.

Scroll to the Login mode menu item. Confirm your selection.

... Enter PIN. The factory setting is "0000".

Confirm the input.

Login mode is now activated for one minute. You must start the CTI application (e.g. Avaya Com4Tel) on the PC during this time. After successful registration, login mode is immediately ended and the message "CTI application registered" is displayed.

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•You can only register a CTI application if your system administrator has enabled this function.

•You can only log in a CTI application while your telephone is logged out. (→ p. 17) .

•If you wish to register a CTI application on a different PC on your telephone, you must first select "CTI log out" from the "CTI application" menu and enter the PIN. You can then register the CTI application on the other PC under "Login mode" (see operating procedure above).

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Avaya T3 (IP) Comfort manual Registering a CTI application

Contents

T3 IP Comfort connected to Integral Contents Menu overview 131 Declaration of conformity T3 IP Important notesWhich systems can you connect your telephone to? Declaration of conformity T3License Types Software LicenseHints for the location of the phone Which system is your IP telephone connected to? T3 IPTelephoning made easy RepairsWhat you should definitely read Additional functionsImportant notes Your T3 IP Comfort at a glance All keys at a glance Display helps you Cancelling or exiting an actionBasic rules of operation Selecting functions from the menuDisplay keys What is shown on the idle display?Status messages Display keys in several levels Example Entering textContentsInhalt Putting the telephone into service T3 IP onlyModifying language for the log-in procedure and IP settings Connecting the telephone and logging in T3 IP onlyLogging off from telephone Answering calls InhaltContentsCall during a conversation second call If you receive a callIf another telephone receives a call pick-up call Answering a call for a partnerCall forwarding Call during a programming procedureCalling someone Calling outside your telephone system Making calls within your telephone systemMaking a call with one key stroke Presenting yourself with specified call numbersRedialling a call number Event of a busy signal auto callbackRedial Call waiting Deleting automatic callbackCallback, line Cutting in on another call cut-inAnonymous call Direct access tone dialling DtmfEstablishing several connections Forwarding callers Switching between two external callers brokeringConsultation during a call Refer-back Forwarding a second caller Conference connecting a subscriber to a callExpanding conference to include another participant Conference connecting a party to a call using refer-backInterconnecting conference partners Conference, ending Making calls without the handset Making a call with the handset on-hook handsfree Handsfree continuing the call using the receiverTips for handsfree monitoring and handsfree calling Handsfree ending a callUsing the call list Meaning Symbols in the call listDeleting all entries Selecting an entry from the call listDeleting an entry Protecting individual entries from automatic deletion Deleting entries automaticallyAdditional entries in the call list Receiving calls with call divert set upRouting calls Scroll to the immediately after time, on busy menu item Diverting calls for your telephoneRouting calls to your telephone Diverting calls for another telephone Deactivate call divert/twinning Signalling calls on two telephones twinningDialling the subscriber whose call routing is to be changed Changing call divert/twinning remotelyRouting calls Changing bundle diversion Bundle diversionPhone book consists of a central and a personal section Using the phone bookDialling an entry from the directory Entering a new number in your individual phone bookSaving redial numbers in the phone book Editing entries in the phone bookEntering new numbers in the general phone book Saving a call list entry in the phone bookSetting reminders appointments Entering an appointment for today Viewing an appointmentEntering a one-off appointment Entering a recurring appointment Deleting an appointment Switching off appointment signalSetting appointments for others Viewing charges Viewing total of all charges Viewing the charges for the last callViewing the total charges for a subscriber Viewing the total charges for a lineDeleting call charges Switching the charge display to local currencyLocking the telephone Unlocking the telephone Changing the PIN Personal Identification NumberLocking the telephone Sending and receiving messages Writing and sending your own text message Viewing and deleting received text messagesWriting a text message for an internal caller Replying to an announcement AnnouncementAnnouncement to called subscriber Outside business hours night service Telephoning with partners Information about partners on display keys Calling partnersActivating partner beep Setting audio, contrast and language Set contrast Set acoustics Do not disturb Setting handsfreeSetting the language Assigning functions/phone numbers to keys Assigning functions to keys Displaying the key assignmentAssigning lines to keys Assigning destinations to keysFunction keys with LEDs Assigning partners to keysDeleting key assignments LED display on partner keys Status of partner LED display on function keys FunctionLED display on line keys Status of the line Labelling function keys Code* → p Changing general settingsLN on dialling Automatic handsfree after diallingNumber of redials Line / off-hookRedialling every x seconds Automatic handsfree when calledNumber display for outside calls Deactivating second call Direct dialExtended call display CodeHunt group VIP call pagerGeneral call Setting up headsetHeadset enabling/disabling use Headset receiver volume Headset side tone / wake-up tone Selecting alphanumeric keypad Ending serial call Serial callInitiating serial call Forwarding to next partyCall filter Settings for your telephone system Answering stations for day service Answering stations for night service Call forwarding Second call barring Date / time Customer passwordTraffic statistics IP-specific settings Scroll to the Gatekeeper list or Network settings menu item Viewing IP settingsBlocking the web browser Sending ping Changing the PIN to enable the web browserRegistering a CTI application Links CTI/Audio link Links for Isdn telephonesDSS module Connection Dialling with the DSS moduleHeadset Continuing a handset call with the headset Ending the headset call and disconnectingHeadset answering calls Continuing a headset call with the handsetSwitching on handsfree Headset setting monitoring/handsfree on the telephoneSwitching on monitoring Switching it offHotel functions Phone Checking out CheckingTo listen to the messages Reading call chargesMessage to guest message at reception Enabling direct inward dial to rooms Direct dial to rooms Disabling direct inward dial to roomsRe-enabling guest-to-guest connection Deactivating charge limit Determining the charge limit Activating charge limitDeleting a wake-up call Waking guests Activating wake-up callTelephone functions and symbols Internal group call Night service 1, 2Pick-up Refer-back to exchangePrivate call released bundle Automatic night servicePartner or destination Private call bundleDirectory Day serviceCharges printer form feed Special keyMessages on the display Dial pause Phone book entrySubs InvalidTones for internal and external calls Ring tones and handset tonesTones on the handset Menu line in basic Down one menu Level Menu overview132 133 Troubleshooting Index 136 137 138 139 140 141