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3 Phone D receives a beep tone because audio streaming is not available.
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Phone X picks up the parked call. Phone S gets redirected to Phone X.
Mute/Volume Control
Mute ensures that no one on a call can hear a user when the user talks; that is, the microphone or headset is
muted. Volume control allows a user to adjust the volume on the phone to make the volume louder or softer,
depending on the user preference.
Mute/volume control are available by default. You do not need to perform any configuration tasks to make
mute and volume control work.
Tip
Phone Applications
Phone applications are applications that display interactive content, including text and graphics, on some
phones. To view the phone applications on the phone, the user must press the buttons on the phone.
The following list contains typical services that may be supplied to a phone:
• Weather
• Stock information
• Contact information
• Company news
• To-do lists
• Personal daily schedule
• Graphic menus
Reach Me Anywhere
Reach Me Anywhere associates other phones, such as a mobile phone, with line 1 from the desk phone of the
user. Reach Me Anywhere only works for calls that occur on line 1. When a user receives a call on line 1 of
the user’s desk phone, the external phone rings. When the user answers the call on one of the phones, the
other phone stops ringing, is disconnected, and displays a missed call message. Reach Me Anywhere also
allows the user to pick up in-progress calls on the desk phone or external phone without dropping the call.
For 3905 phones, if the handset of the deskphone is picked up when you answer the call on the mobile
phone, a conference is set up between all the three phones. For 6900 series phones, a conference is set up
between the phones if the BLF key on the deskphone is pressed while you answer the call on the mobile
phone.
Note
The user can enable and disable Reach Me Anywhere by pressing the Mobility softkey or button on the phone.
Reach Me Anywhere provides the following support:
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