Swyx SwyxPhone L6 series, User Documentation

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SwyxPhone L66 Configuration Lines
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3.
Choose "Function keys" and press the "OK" button.
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The following will appear:
4.
Press the configurable key whose function you want to delete.
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The current function of the key is displayed.
5.
Choose "Delete function" and press the "OK" button.
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The function of this key is deleted.
If you press a key with no assigned function, you will hear a brief signal
(button signal).
Feature dialogue
Function keys
Press a function key
Back
Feature dialogue
Function Key
=<Function>
Change
Delete function
Back
16.5 Lines
The Number of Available Lines
The least number of lines is always two, even if you have only one or no
configured Line buttons; i. e. you can recieve at least two incoming calls.
To increase the number of lines, you must add Line buttons. You can
configure up to a total of nine lines (line keys) for SwyxPhone.
To add a Line button, you must configure a configurable function key as
a Line button (see
This is how you configure a function key , page 170).
Configuration of the Individual Line Buttons
You can define numbers for incoming and outgoing calls for the availa-
ble lines. This requires that your user account has been assigned at least
two numbers (or group numbers).
The option “Incoming calls” shows the telephone number the caller has
dialed, when the call comes in on this line. Under the option “Outgoing
calls”, you can specify the telephone number to be used for making out-
going calls from this line.
Examples:
Incoming call (you are being called):
You have assigned the extension number 100 to Line 1 and the extension
number 101 to Line 2. Now, if a subscriber dials the number 101, you
will receive the call on Line 2.
Outgoing call (you are calling someone):
You have assigned the extension number 101 to Line 2. If you now call a
subscriber using Line 2, extension 101 will be used. The subscriber you
have called will see on his display that he is being called by a subscriber
with the number 101.
For each configured Line, you can define whether this line should be
blocked for specific period of time after an incoming call is received.
(see Chapter 16.6,
Disabling Lines (Wrap-up Time)
, page 174)
Due to the fact that both SwyxPhone and SwyxIt! access the same user
settings, any changes you make on SwyxPhone will always effect the set-
tings in SwyxIt! and vice versa. Above all, you should keep in mind that if
you delete lines or Speed Dials, the data will be lost!