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< Member 01/02 Displays >
Member 01/02 Displays are used when using one-touch
operation by registering the number and name of other
person to whom you often make or forward calls and
send short messages. This display has two panels of
Member 01 and Member 02 and you can register 11
numbers on each panel, in total 22 numbers.
Also, when optional presence server is used, a sign indi-
cates whether the other person is making a call or
absent.
You can inform other person of your status, too.
Meanings of each sign are as follows:
Signs
When the other person is 'present'
When the other person is 'busy'
When the other person is 'away'
When 'the PC is turned off or Softphone is not
started (logged out)'
When putting a cursor on this sign, the reason
why the person is absent is popped up. Rea-
sons of absence can be changed through set-
ting.
Refer to "Selecting Absent Reason".
No Sign
When the reason is 'unknown'
When the other person is using a telephone
other than Softphone or network trouble
occurs, no sign is displayed.
For details, refer to "Confirm the Other Person's Sta-
tus".
Meaning
Designations of Each
Part on Compact Panel
and How to Use them
Compact Panel is an L-shaped panel on which each but-
ton on Main Panel is made compact and only the func-
tions assumed to be used frequently are displayed.
This panel allows you to use the screen effectively
while running Softphone and to make smooth opera-
tions using other applications.
When Compact Panel is displayed, no icons
are displayed on Task Bar.
Compact Panel Button List
Button
Designation
Message
Waiting
Lamp
LCD
Volume Indi-
cating Button
Volume
Adjusting
Button
Mute Button
Panel
Explanation
Lights up when a call
from extension or
outside is received.
Also, it blinks when
message is being
recorded if call
recording function
(optional) is used.
Information reflect-
ing status such as
date and time is dis-
played in a line.
Indicates the volume
of call sound or
received call.
Clicked when adjust-
ing the volume of the
call sound or
received call.
Clicked when mak-
ing the caller's voice
mute to other person.
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