Using Supplementary Features for More Efficiency
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Activating/Deactivating Functions by Remote Control
You are not at your desk and want to set various functions on your phone from a different phone.
You can activate/deactivate many of your phone's functions by remote control from a different phone.
Remote control has to be enabled for your phone in the system.
Remote control is possible from within and from outside the system. For external remote control, the sys-
tem administrator has to give you the dial-in number.
The remote control is initiated using a special */# procedure. You can then enter the function commands
and */# procedures in the usual way.
Follow Me
You have left your desk for a short meeting with a colleague. You realize that the meeting is going to last
a longer than scheduled and want to divert any calls intended for you to your colleague's phone.
This setting is entered directly on the destination phone.
The diversion will remain activated until you answer again on your own phone.
Follow me overwrites a previously activated call diversion.
Follow me interrupts call diversion chains.
Control Relays
You want to operate electrical equipment (for example a gate or lighting system) from your phone.
System relays can be used to control various equipment or devices. For example you can use your phone
to open and close electric gates or to switch the lights on or off throughout a building.
The system consists either of 1 free relay with changeover contacts or 2 free relays (relay 1 and relay 2)
with double changeover contacts.
Do Not Disturb
You do not want to be disturbed by the phone and want to divert incoming calls to a configured internal
phone.
You can divert incoming calls to an internal phone that is configured in the system (for example a switch-
board). You can then only be reached directly on your phone with that phone.
The configured phone applies to the entire system.
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