Index - switel BDT 717 Bedienungsanleitung

Index

13 Index
A
Answering machine, 98
Answering machine in the
telephone network, 105
Answering machine language, 98
Answering machine LED, 98
Automatic dialling, 107
B
Base station, 91
Batteries, 88
Battery charge status, 90
Brokering, 96
C
Call and power indicator, 91
Call button, 91
Call indicator, 91
Caller number display, 105
Calling back missed calls, 95
Charge control lamp, 91
Charging the batteries, 90
Checking the package
contents, 89
Conference calls, 96
Connecting the base station, 89
Connecting the charging
station, 89
Controlling the current outgoing
message, 100
Creating phone book entries, 94
D
Delay taking the call, 98
Deleting a memo, 101
Deleting a message, 101
Deleting all messages, 101
Deleting messages, 100
Deleting outgoing message, 99
Deleting self−recorded OGM, 100
Deregistering handsets, 107
Descriptions, 92
Dialling pause, 97, 105
112
Dialling phone numbers from the
phone book, 95
Display, 91
Disposal, 88
E
Ending a call, 95
Expanding the Telephone
System, 107
F
Free of charge pre−remote
access, 98
G
Guarantee, 111
H
Handset, 91
Handsfree mode, 91, 96
Holding a call, 96
I
Icons in the display, 92
Increasing the range, 107
Indication of recorded
messages, 98
Inserting the batteries, 89
Installation location, 88
Intended use, 88
Internal calls, 91, 95
K
Key function assignment, 102
Key function assignment
table, 103
Key lock, 97
L
Listening−in to incoming
messages, 99
Locating the handset, 97
M
Maintenance, 111
Making a call, 95
Making internal calls, 95
Maximum recording time, 98
Medical equipment, 88
Menu button, 91
Mobility, 107
Multiple base stations, 107
Multiple handsets, 107
Muting the microphone, 96
Muting/Clear button, 91
N
Navigation , 93
Navigation buttons, 93
Number of rings, 98
O
Operating the Telephone, 92
P
Paging, 97
Paging button, 91
Phone book / Exit menu, 91
Playing a memo, 101
Playing back messages, 100
Playing back weekday and time
on the answering machine, 98
Power failure, 88
Private branch exchanges, 105
Problems and solutions, 108
Putting the telephone into
operation, 89
R
R button, 91
R button with private branch
exchanges, 105
R−button and supplementary
services, 105
Range, 97
Receiver volume, 96
Recording a memo, 101
Recording outgoing
messages, 99, 100