Siemens HiPath 3000 Opearting Instructions page 101

M
mailbox
........................................................ 17
making calls
on-hook dialing
........................................ 24
to stored destinations
using redial
.............................................. 39
with the dialing aid
making external calls
making trunk calls
malfunctions
............................................... 97
marks
............................................................. 2
meaning of LED Indications
meaning of LED indications
meaning of LED signals
message
answering
................................................ 64
deleting/displaying
receiving
.................................................. 64
sending
.................................................... 64
MULAP keys
............................................... 77
MULAP trunk keys
N
night answer
............................................... 62
notes
.............................................................. 2
O
open door
with a code
.............................................. 22
open listening
............................................. 13
opening door
............................................... 21
operating instructions
HTML format
.......................................... 96
ordering
.................................................... 96
PDF format
.............................................. 96
operating principle
operating steps
assigning to a key
operating systems
overload
....................................................... 23
override
........................................................ 47
P
parking a call
............................................... 35
PDF format
.................................................. 96
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personal identification number
pickup (call)
............................................ 16, 86
PIN
................................................................ 51
for a telephone
........................................ 50
placing a call on hold
in a team
.................................................. 78
preventing and allowing
automatic camp-on
prime line on
............................................... 24
problems/contacts
procedure
assigning to a key
Program/Service
......................................... 10
programming available keys
programming keys
programming your telephone
project calls
................................................. 44
R
radio paging equipment PSE
recall
............................................................. 35
receiving volume
.................................. 12, 49
redialing a number
from the caller list
relays
............................................................ 74
reserving a trunk
........................................ 28
resetting functions
resetting services
....................................... 67
ring tone
....................................................... 48
ring transfer
in an executive/secretary team
ring volume
................................................. 48
ringer cutoff
................................................. 19
ringing group
............................................... 86
room monitor
.............................................. 68
S
saving a PIN
................................................ 51
second level
.......................................... 41, 52
secretary functions
sensors
........................................................ 74
setting your telephone
Shift
........................................................ 41, 52
Shift key
................................................. 41, 52
simple paging equipment
speaker
........................................................ 12
Index
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