Setting your own telephone numbers (MSN)
It is important to program at least one number assigned to you by your network provider so that
you can take full advantage of your telephone's functionality. You can enter up to 5 numbers to
which you can assign individual settings e.g. call forwarding, answering machine, charges etc. The
advantage is that your telephone can be used with up to 5 different numbers.
Categorise your telephone numbers, for example by ”Private”, ”Business”, ”Club”.
This way you can keep an eye on the charges for each category or record different
outgoing announcements for each category.
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Throughout these operating instructions the abbreviation MSN is used and is shown on your dis-
play. MSN stands for Multiple Subscriber Number.
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MSN A must be programmed in order to utilise the many functions of your telephone. If you
wish to program only one number, assign it to MSN A.
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For outgoing calls the MSN A is automatically transmitted, i.e. your call partner will see your
subscriber number (MSN A) on his display. To send another MSN, e.g. MSN B, refer to ”Setting
an outgoing MSN”, Page 30 and ”Macros” Page 45.
To each MSN you can additionally assign the following:
Text:
When you are called the calling MSN is shown on your display. For each MSN you can enter a
text (e.g. ”Business” or ”Private”) which is displayed in place of the MSN so that you can more rea-
dily identify the MSN on which the call has been received.
Ringing melody with corresponding volume:
The ringing melody and its volume can be set
individually for each MSN so that you can audibly recognize the MSN on which the call has been
received.
Ringing delay:
With the ringing delay function you can define whether or not the signalling of an
incoming call on your telephone set is to be delayed.
Switch on the ringing delay if calls are first to be signalled on a different telephone set
of the same ISDN connection with the same MSN (e.g. in the secretary's office).
MSN call announcement:
You can record a personal message which you can use for audible sig-
nalling of an incoming call.
Ring mode:
You can define the way in which an incoming call is audibly signalled, e.g. by pre-
recorded call announcement, ringing melody or name announcement (refer to Section ”Setting up
a new card file entry”, Page 18).
Basic settings
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