Chapter 4 Operation Via The Telephone; Symbols; Telephoning - Teldat elmeg hybird 300 Benutzerhandbuch

4 Operation via the telephone

Chapter 4 Operation via the telephone

4.1 Symbols

Please note: Different terminals may not have the same tones, call patterns and operating procedures. You'll find in-
formation on frequency and pulse length in the installation instructions or in a separate document
.

4.2 Telephoning

Notes on using and operating telephones
Not all of the performance features described here will be included in the connector for your network operator. Con-
tact your network operators to find out which performance features your connector includes or which performance
features you may have to order separately. Some terminals may use their own device-specific procedures for the
functions described. Refer to the corresponding operating instructions for your terminal. The following operating pro-
cedures are only based on the example of telephone connections, i.e. conversations between extensions. For ana-
logue telephones, the functions are only described for DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency) terminals. You'll hear the
following tones when using analogue telephones. For ISDN and analogue telephones that generate their own tones,
these may vary. You may also find additional information on the displays of these telephones. System telephones
use their own functions. Therefore we recommend that you refer to the operating instructions for your system tele-
phone for information on the code procedures that can be used.
The performance features for analogue terminals can only be used with terminals that use the MFC dialling method
and that have a flash key. Flash length recognition can be adjusted in the configuration. Analogue terminals that dial
in using the PDM method cannot use the functions or keys that hold
ally after dialling a digit >
If Automatic outside line is set for your telephone, you must press the
internal operating procedure. The
formance features.
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This symbol tells you to lift the receiver on the your telephone.
This symbol indicates the call status. You have lifted the receiver of your telephone.
This symbol tells you to lift the receiver of your telephone or the telephone is not in use.
This symbol shows a signal on a terminal, e.g. your telephone is ringing.
This symbol tells you to dial a number.
One of these symbols tells you to dial the code or character shown.
These symbols show a range of numbers or characters which can currently be used.
This symbol tells you to dial a particular code or character from a list or table.
This symbol tells you to press the Flash button (signal button).
This symbol shows that an acknowledge tone can be heard on the receiver.
This symbol indicates a conference call.
If you enter a call number to dial via a SIP provider, the number dialled is output approx. 5
seconds after entering the last digit. If you end the call number with the hash key, the sys-
tem dials automatically. The terminal must support the hash function in such cases.
.
icon as shown in the example below, is highlighted for the corresponding per-
or . PDM dialling is recognised automatic-
key after lifting the receiver before each
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