OptiPoint 500 Properties and Connection Options | Siemens 1190

Using the HiPath 1100 Features

Note:

The number of external lines and extensions available depends on the system’s configura- tion.

optiPoint 500 Properties and Connection Options

optiPoint 5001		economy	basic	standard	advance
Function keys		12	12	12	20

Full-Duplex Speakerphone		-	-	Yes	Yes
Feature

Display backlight		-	-	-	Yes

Headset connection:
•	Built-in interface	-	-	-	Yes
•	Adapter	-	Yes	Yes	Yes
•	Handset Interface	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

USB Interface		-	Yes	Yes	Yes

Additional terminal interface		-	Yes	Yes	Yes
(slave)

Adapter slots		0	1	1	2

[1] The name and type are printed on the bottom of the optiPoint 500 telephone set.

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Siemens 1190 user manual OptiPoint 500 Properties and Connection Options, OptiPoint Economy Basic Standard Advance

Contents

HiPath Introduction Introduction Trademarks Important NotesCare of the equipment Telephone Reference Information Introduction Features used during Call Functions used for Receiving Calls Miscellaneous Functions Feature Codes Index Front panel optiPoint 500/basic/standard/economy Telephone Reference InformationTelephone Reference Information Front Panel optiPoint 500 advance optiPoint key module OptiPoint key module with additional keys programmable keys Back panel optiPoint PC USB How to use this manual Uor Accessing a Feature Using the Service MenuDisplay Message/Prompts Directly Assistance with Troubleshooting Using a programmable keySystem Support Technician Using the HiPath 1100 Features Using the HiPath 1100 FeaturesConsiderations Numbering Plan OptiPoint 500 Properties and Connection Options OptiPoint Economy Basic Standard Advance System signaling tones Tone Meaning Using the Handset Functions used for making callsMaking Calls Considerations With the Headset Using the SpeakerphoneWith the Handset on the Hook Using Automatic Seizure An Active External Line Using a Group of External Lines1When a group is busy Internal call Switching to Handset Switching to SpeakerphoneSwitching to a Headset Speaker Ending a CallActivation Deactivation Seizure of a Specific Line Speed DialingSystem Speed Dialing1 Individual Speed Dialing Using Speed Dialing Programming Individual Speed Dialing 1x ABC2 2x ABC2 3x ABC2 4x ABC2 1x DEF3 Optional OptionalEntering Letters SAVE? PREVIOUS? View Station NO.? View NAME? DELETE? EXIT? Phonebook Search Delete CHAR? Caller Lists1 Looking Up a Caller List Calling a Number from a Caller List1 End consultationDelete the record from the caller list External Line Reservation When a line becomes availableWait 7 seconds Recall1 For Internet AccessEnter reservation/remove reservation of a line Recall due to No Answer/Busy Answering a Recall Recall Verification/Deactivation Override1Delete selected record Urgent Call/Recall when Busy2 Silent Monitoring1 Hotline1 Warmline2 Direct Communication Call Calling an Attendant Console AC1Answer the call Speakerphone Auto-Answering Mode1 LCR2 ACS1 Speaker Timer for Outgoing External Calls1 DISA2 Step by step Using a Temporary MSN to make a call Slot Features used during Call Features used during CallConsultation1 To return to the first call Transfer1 External-to-External over an external analog line2 Return to Held CALL? Toggle Conference1 Recovering a parked call Parking1 Suffix Dialing1 Flash on External Analog Line Recovering a Call on Hold Cost Code1 Using the Handset Using the SpeakerphoneFunctions used for Receiving Calls Answering Calls Answering a Call on Hold With a Headset Pickup To switch between calls ÆGroup1 Individual Internal Call Forwarding1External2 When there is no answer1 For Fax/DID1 Conditional1 When there is no answer Deactivating Call ForwardingInternal/External Conditional Do Not Disturb1 Voice Mail1 Internal Server Message Waiting Indicator MWI1 MWI for System Telephones2External Server Programming a Key as a MWI for the Internal Server Programming a Key as a MWI for the External Server1 Accessing your Mailbox Activating the Reception of an Internal MWI1 Voice Mail Forwarding Leaving a message Entry Voice Mail EVM Configuring a Personal Mailbox Personal Mailbox Activation Checking your Personal Voice Mailbox From a different internal extension Or + Second Attendant1From an external telephone Groups1 Call Groups CGHunt Groups HG2 Calling a Call Group CG Group Login/Logout Hunt Group HG and Call Group CG Login and Logout1Event that the extension belongs to more than one Group Join GROUP? UCD Subscriber Groups1 UCD Group Login/Logout2Calling a UCD Group 1 or Agent In Service/Out of Service UCD Agent in Service/Out of ServiceAvailable/Unavailable Agent Collect Call Barring Overflow extension1 Changing the Password for the Elec- tronic Lock Miscellaneous FunctionsElectronic Lock1 Miscellaneous Functions Music on Hold Language/Country Settings Busy Signal when extension is busy Country Code Relay1 If a Fax/DID facility was configured Relay Status Check Alarm clock Acknowledging/deactivating a Gener- al AlarmDeactivating a General Alarm Scheduling Time Reminders For Type 4 timed reminder only Deleting/Checking a Scheduled Time Re- minder Scheduled Time Reminder Call COS Class of Service Changeover1 Data Protection2 Call Waiting Signaling Tone Deactivating a Feature Room Monitor1 Room MonitorTo activate From an Extension Night Service1 Step by step Door Opener1 Activating System Programming Using a MF Telephone Remote Configuration1If there is a did installed Using the HiPath 1100 Manager application1 Required Fax Received Associated Group1 Redial For the current call Call Charge Consultation1For all calls that were made and have a remaining balance Procedure for programming the keys Programming the Keys1 Features for Programmable Keys Feature/Function Step by step Programming the Procedure Key End key Printing Key Labels100 Deleting Key Assignment Feature Function101 Headset1 102 For making a call For answering a callFor ending a call 103 Storing a phone number in a program- mable key 104System Telephone with a display System Telephone without a display Date and Time Settings 105 Special functions for Isdn lines Call Forwarding on a Digital LineSpecial functions for Isdn lines 106 Deactivation of Call Forwarding 107 Restriction for sending MSN Anonymous Caller ID Call Trace1108 Using Features provided by Carrier over an Isdn Network 109 Practical Guide TroubleshootingCare of the Telephone System Error Messages Responding to system error messages Possible causePossible action Possible cause Display Messages 112 Index Index113 Functions used during calls 114 Changing the password for 115 116 Terminals, Adapters and Accessories Feature Codes SymbolsFeature Codes Symbols Explanation System Telephone Features Features119 Hotline 120 Functions used during Calls Functions Used When Receiving Calls Call Forwarding on an analog line Feature Codes Consultation from another Deactivating Features CallExtension Consultation from an exter Nal extension Alarm Clock Alarm Clock124 Satellite Pabx UCD Subscriber Group Functions125 Carrier on Isdn Lines 126