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4.1 Making external telephone calls
4.1.1 Incoming calls
When your telephone rings, lift the receiver and press the handset key
on your phone.
Incoming calls without direct dialling in
If the direct dialling in parameter is not activated (see parameter 21),
incoming calls are signalled on lines 1 and 2 according to the call
assignment for the handsets.
Incoming calls with active direct dialling in
Incoming calls are accepted by the tiptel easyBASE 28 plus. The caller
has the option of triggering a signal on the desired handset by post-
dialling the DTMF digits 1-8. If no direct dialling is detected within five
seconds, the signalling is carried out according to the call assignment.
Call waiting
If the call waiting parameter is activated, an incoming call generates a
call waiting signaltone during an existing call. Call waiting can be
suppressed using
#4
.
Accepting the waiting call and ending the existing call:
After replacing the receiver, the phone will ring again and the waiting
call can be accepted.
Accepting the waiting call and holding or retrieving the
existing call:
The current caller is put on hold using
**0
or the INT key and the
waiting call is accepted.
**0
can be used to toggle between the
devices.
Pick up
If another of the handsets rings,
#3
allows you to pick up this call.
Hold
To prevent the caller hearing conversations in the room during a call, the
caller can be put on hold using
**0
. The call is also retrieved by
pressing
**0
.
Internal enquiry calls
During an external call,
**
+ handset number can be used to hold an
internal call while the first call is put on hold.
**0
is used to retrieve
the external call.
Toggling
During an external call, you can toggle back and forth between that call
and an internal call.
**
+ handset number can be used to start the
internal call, and
**0
can be used to toggle between the two calls.
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