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elephoning
2 Telephoning
2.1 Outgoing Calls
A call can be made with or without pre-
dialling. This is the entering of digits
prior to line seizure. With pre-dialling,
you have the option of editing the phone
number, since the dialling process has
not yet been completed.
The
DIAL…
softkey enables you to select
one of the programmed phone numbers
(MSN) via which the following call will
be "booked.” If no special selection is
made, you will be connected via the first
phone number (MSN) assigned to the
connection.
You can also specify whether this phone
number (MSN) is displayed on the other
party’s equipment by selecting
DIAL…
/
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– YES/NO. This setting will
remain active until the next time it is
changed.
If your extension is designed to control
telephone features using the keypad pro-
tocol, you can switch to this mode via
the softkey
DIAL…
/
Keypad
– YES/NO.
The setting only applies to the next out-
going call dialled.
2.1.1 Dialling (after line seizure)
g
key
Enter a phone number
If you wish to seize a line first and then
dial, you can initiate the dialling proce-
dure by entering the digits manually or
retrieving a phone number from the
memory. It is then not possible to edit
the digits entered. To abort the dialling
procedure press the
g
key once again.
2.1.2 Pre-dialling
Manual dialling
Enter phone number
g
key
Dialling a number from the call list
Softkey
LIST…
Select
Call list
(
+
/
-
)
Softkey
OK…
Select entry (
+
/
-
)
g
key
Dialling a number from the phonebook
Softkey
LIST…
Select
Phonebook
(
+
/
-
)
Softkey
OK…
Select entry (
+
/
-
)
g
key
Dialling a number from the notebook
Softkey
LIST…
Select
Notebook
(
+
/
-
)
Softkey
OK…
g
key
In many cases it is advantageous to enter
or collect phone numbers before seizing
a line. You then have the option of edi-
ting the number. The dialling process
itself does not begin until you press the
g
key.
