Siemens 600 Series, 300 Series manual ROLMphone Differences on Release 9006i C-5

In addition, calls from the party to whom you have forwarded your calls will now ring through to your phone.

•Callback Camp-Onis replaced by Callback Request, which operates a little differently. After you press the Callback (CALLBCK) key, the CBX notifies you with triple rings (previously one long ring) when the extension becomes free.

•Callback Queuing is now called Trunk Callback Queuing and operates slightly differently. The CBX notifies you with triple rings (previously one long ring) when the trunk becomes free. After you answer, your call will be dialed automatically, so that you no longer need to press the Connect key to connect to the call.

•Conference calls change in that you now press the Transfer key (instead of the Flash key) to place the first party on consultation hold. Also, all of the other members in a conference call besides yourself can be on trunks (outside lines), and you can now remove a particular party in the conference.

•Consultation calls also use the Transfer key (instead of the Flash key) to place the first party on consultation hold.

•Dial Call is replaced by Two-Way Speaker Call, which lets you make a two-way, instead of a one- way, speaker call. It also lets the called party respond without picking up the handset if they have a speakerphone. CBX Release 9006.3 also offers Dial Call itself, as One-Way Speaker Call.

•Executive Override is now called Busy Override, since it breaks through to a busy extension but does not ring a phone in Do Not Disturb mode.

•The Flash key is replaced entirely by the Transfer key.

ROLMphone Differences on Release 9006i C–5