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Operating several handsets
Operating several handsets
Assignment of ringing (incoming calls)
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| If several handsets are in operation, you can specify how |
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| incoming calls are signalled at all |
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| distinction is made between: |
Collective ringing | ● Collective ringing (default) – incoming calls are sig- | |
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| nalled at all |
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| vidual handsets from the collective ringing or rein- |
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| state handsets which have been temporarily |
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| withdrawn from the collective ringing. |
Ringing grp 1 | Ringing grp2 | ● Ringing priority – incoming calls are first signalled at |
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| a “priority” handset in ringing group 1. The handsets |
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| assigned to ringing group 2 are only called after a cer- |
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| tain number of rings. |
Ringing grp 1 |
| You can specify which handsets are assigned to the |
Ringing grp 2 | first and the second group and after how many rings, | |
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| the second group is signalled. Units not entered are |
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| excluded from ringing priority. |
● Direct inward dialling – callers can dial an internal subscriber directly when the answering machine is switched on. Fax connections are connected via auto- matic fax recognition. The system code must, howev- er, be set to a value other than “0000” (➔ page 20). After the ring tone, the caller hears a high multiple tone and can then enter the internal extension of the required subscriber. If the caller enters an incorrect in- ternal extension or if the subscriber does not answer, collective ringing is performed for all handsets. If the call is not picked up after a defined number of rings, the answersing machine is activated. Direct inward di- alling is deactivated by default.
Switching between collective ringing, ringing priority and direct inward dialling
B#1 Start the procedure.
Enter
o(➔ page 20).
O*23 The current setting is indicated on the display:
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n23 1
Pf N
(Example:1 = collective ringing is set)
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