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Configuring the Siedle indoor
stations AHF, AHFV, AHT, AHTV

In these menus, you can create and
configure a Siedle indoor station
(AHF, AHFV, AHT, AHTV).

• The

Access handsfree telephone

(AHF)

is an audio indoor station

with handsfree functionality.
• The

Access handsfree video

telephone (AHFV)

is an indoor

station with handsfree and video
functionality.
• The

Access receiver telephone

(AHT)

is an Audio indoor station

with receiver functionality.
• The

Access handsfree video

telephone (AHFV)

is an indoor

station with receiver and video func

tionality.

Button configuration

The button configuration is assigned
as standard with the

single click

and

double click

modes and can be

upgraded by activating the

expert

mode

to include the

press button

and

release button

modes.

Important!

• A button can either be config

ured for the “single/double-click”
modes or the “press/release button”
modes. If the mode is changed for a
button, the previous button config

uration is lost once this is confirmed.
If a status indicator is needed for a
mode, only one status indicator can
be configured for each button.
• If a function with status feedback
(e.g. LED button lights up when
doormatic is activated) is set to
single or double-click mode, then
no other switching or status func

tion can be set for the other mode.
Status feedback can be configured
for all functions that do not trigger
any calls (call rerouting, scripts and
switching functions).

• A status is signalled by all func

tions which do not initiate a call, i.e.
everything which is configured using
scripts and switching functions,
and the setting of call rerouting
functions.
• If you wish to reroute a group, it
is essential for this to be selected as
the rerouting origin.
• The devices or users to which calls
can be rerouted depends on the log

ical grouping in the user tree and the
relevant user rights settings.
• If other parameters have to be
configured for a particular button
assignment (e.g. with one switching
point), the

Set

button becomes

active.
• After clicking on

Set

, a dialogue

is displayed in which the relevant
required data can be selected or
entered.
• Using

Scripts and switching

functions > Switching point

, the

Doormatic function can be assigned
to one of the buttons – provided
the Doormatic function is activated
for the user to which the device
assigned.

Procedure –

Configuring call

rerouting to any optional button

In the navigation area, click on the

Users

menu.

The

Users

menu opens up.

In the folder/project structure,

click into the required Access indoor
station.

The page

Edit device: [device

name]

opens in the content area.

In the

Button configuration

area, define the rerouting to the
required selection (device, user,
group, external) for one of the
buttons.

Depending on the selection (device,

user, group, external), select the des

tination to which all calls should be
rerouted.

Click on

Setting

In the

Parameterization

dia

logue, select:
• The time in seconds after which
you wish the waiting call to be
rerouted (if you define a time of e.g.
5 seconds, you can still accept the
call in this time).
• the routing source, i.e. a user or
group for which you want to set the
rerouting (depending on your rights).

Click on

Save

to save your selec

tion.

Click on

Save

to take the

changes over in the system.

Carry out a function test.

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