User manual SIEMENS EUROSET 2020

[. . . ] KG (SHC), which in turn continued the Gigaset business of Siemens AG. Any statements made by Siemens AG or SHC that are found in the user guides should therefore be understood as statements of Gigaset Communications GmbH. Keys Set key Shift key L Mute key 2 Enquiry call key Display in save mode Redial key Call list key Special function Shift key pressed Microphone off Enquiry call key pressed Call waiting on Call forwarding immediately Call forwarding on no reply Call forwarding on busy Message received Anonymous call on Battery exhausted Call (with calling line identification restriction) Ready Cursor Pause Memory empty Call number In tone dialling mode: ­ ­ key pressed key pressed Attach the handset cord and connect the phone cord to the wall socket. A caller's number will only appear on the display and calls will only be saved in the call list if batteries have been inserted. [. . . ] Remote replay on an answering machine), you can switch the dialling mode while connected. T Recall key (use on private PABXs) ABX During a trunk call, you can make an enquiry call or transfer a call. In the factory setting, the recall key function is set to a flash time (interrupt time) of 90 ms to permit new features to be used on public telephone systems. When your telephone is connected to a private PABX, it may be necessary to change the flash time (e. Press the set key, then replace the handset. Using functions for additional services on public telephone systems If you wish to use services that are activated with the recall key, you should first make sure that the correct flash time is set for the key. T Recall key (on public telephone systems) one This key is required in order to use certain additional services on public telephone systems, for example "Callback on busy". Note: Depending on the country where the telephone is used, it may be necessary to set the appropriate flash time before using the recall key (see "Setting the flash time for the recall key" on page 10). Your public telephone system offers a range of additional useful services - some of them only available on order/application (e. Call number transmission, call forwarding, callback on busy, timed reminder, etc. Under the following conditions call numbers for received calls will be (a) ond ons shown on the display of the Euroset 2020 and (b) all received calls will be automatically stored in a call list: li · Both your operator and the caller's operator provide call number transmission. ⷠBoth you and the caller have applied to the operator for this service (if necessary). If these requirements are met, but a caller has chosen to suppress call number transmission before making the call, the display will show "_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _" instead of a (flashing) number. Up to 20 digits of a call number can be shown on the display. Longer call numbers are cut off from the start of the number (e. A new entry is not created if a subscriber calls more than once. up to 99 repeated calls are shown by a counter in the additional information. Order of list entries: The most recent call appears in the first position (place number "1"). Older calls are shifted to positions 2 to 10 (place number "0"). The entry at position 10 is deleted if the last call came from a call number not yet stored in the call list. A call list entry contains the following information: · call number , · Date and time (if this is transmitted by the telephone, otherwise just the time as recorded by the telephone's internal clock), · Number of calls from the relevant call number. In the call list you can · Scroll through the call numbers displayed, · Obtain additional information (if this is transmitted by the telephone, otherwise just the time as recorded by the telephone's internal clock and the frequency of a call), · delete entries , · Save call numbers from the call list under a repertory key (see "Saving repertory numbers/notebook function" on page 6), · dial a displayed number directly. [. . . ] This key causes the cursor to flash for the variable part to be entered when the service is subsequently activated. Press the set key, then replace the handset. The following is an example of how to use repertory keys as "function keys". If the symbol display is activated and "call forwarding" is selected, for example, then the relevant symbol in the display appears when the service is activated and disappears when it is deactivated. [. . . ]