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En
glish most mobile phone or Bluetooth
device microphones do.
왘
Press and hold the headset hook
button
햶
until a confirmation beep is
heard.
왘
Say the name of the other party.
The mobile phone or Bluetooth device
dials the corresponding number
automatically.
Ending a call via the base station
왘
Press either the base station PHONE
button
쐇
( ) or the headset hook
button
햶
.
The wireless link between the head-
set and the base station is termi-
nated.
왘
If no automatic handset lifter is
installed to your fixed line phone,
hang up the phone handset manu-
ally.
The link to the phone is terminated.
Ending a mobile phone call
왘
Press the headset hook button
햶
.
The call ends.
왘
See your mobile phone manual
whether your mobile phone termin-
ates the call automatically or you
have to terminate the call manually.
Advanced call management
Toggling between calls via fixed line
phone and mobile phone and vice versa
Toggling between fixed line phone calls
and mobile phone calls allows you to
quickly switch from one call to another
and vice versa.
왘
Press and hold the hook button
햶
until a beep is heard in the headset.
The current call is ended automati-
cally and the new call is accepted.
Rejecting a call from the mobile phone
or Bluetooth device
왘
Press and hold the hook button
햶
while the mobile phone is ringing
until a beep is heard in the headset.
The ringing stops. Depending on the
mobile phone or Bluetooth device
settings, the call is either rejected or
transferred to a voice mailbox.
We recomend that rejection of phone
calls are done from the mobile phone.
Transferring an ongoing call from the
mobile phone to the headset
왘
Press and hold the hook button
햶
.
A beep is heard in the headset. The
call audio is transferred to the head-
set.
Not all mobile phones
support this feature.
If an automatic handset
lifter is installed on your
phone, it hangs up the
handset automatically.
If your fixed line or mobile
phone support call waiting,
please control from the
phone.