Bosch Integral TM13 Operating Instructions Manual

Integral TM13 ISDN Telephone

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Integral 33 systems

Operating Instructions

Familiarize yourself with your telephone

Familiarize yourself with your phone

This

manual is designed to help you learn the basics of your telephone quickly and

easily.

What you should definitely read



Basic operating principles → starting on p. 14.

ou should read this section to learn about the special features of your new tele

phone, even if you are already familiar with deluxe phones.

This manual uses a number of practical scenarios to provide you with a better un

derstanding of the functions your phone has to of

fer.

Making calls

This section describes the various options you can use to make calls.

Receiving calls

There are also a number of functions that make phoning even easier

. These are

explained in this section.

During a call

Useful functions help you keep track of several calls at once.

Using the phone in a partner group

Some things are easier for partners. These functions are contained in a separate section, as they are only valid within a partner group.

Setting the telephone for your own specific needs

ou won’t need to do it every time you use the phone. But your TM 13 telephone provides you with a variety of ways to set up various functions according to your own individual needs.

VIP functions

This section describes functions used to communicate with certain subscribers within your telephone system, such as sending messages and making announce

ments.

If in doubt, look it up

If you are looking for something specific, you can look it up in this section. Y

ou will

also find an alphabetic overview of all menu items in this section.

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Table

of Contents

Familiarize yourself with your phone

2 TM 13 – Overview 6 Which keys for which functions? 7 Special features of your telephone

8 How to use this manual

Basic operating rules

Putting your telephone into operation

Making a standard call

Making calls

Dialing call numbers from the telephone book

Dialing call numbers from the call list

If the called party is busy

Sending texts (Minimail)

Recording call charges for projects

Receiving calls

Answering calls 35 Requesting info message

Store all callers (T

alk list) 39

Receiving minimail (Mailbox)

During a call

Monitoring 42 Handsfree 43 Changing settings during a call

Additional call during an existing call

Several calls simultaneously

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Using the phone in a partner group

Setting up

partner functions

Setting up partner groups

Setting the telephone for your own specific needs

Call numbers in the telephone book – overview

Storing call numbers in the telephone book

60 Diverting calls 68 Answering calls at another telephone (Follow me)

69 Double Call

70 Programming function keys

71 Setting up macro functions

72 Setting the telephone

74 T

urning of

f autom. postdialing (DTMF)

75 Switching on key beep

76 Handsfree equipment

77 Handsfree with auxiliary loudspeaker

79 Displaying call charges 81 Adjusting audio and contrast

83 Setting the language

84 Entering appointments

85 Alternate time zone

87 Do not disturb

88 Private User Mobility (Mobile direct dialing number)

VIP functions

Setting up VIP functions

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If in doubt, look it up

elephone functions overview

100 Display messages 106 Display messages during emergency operation

110

Menu items on the display

111

Setting tones and distinctive rings on your phone

130 If something goes wrong

131 Protecting the phone from unauthorized users

133 Using the handsfree mode

135 Advanced handsfree equipment

136 T

erminal adapter

137 T

esting the telephone

139 Registering for automatic call distribution

140 Additional notes and functions

141 Index 142

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13 – Overview

The

functions of a number of keys may dif

fer depending on how your telephone is

set up and how it is connected to the telephone system.

Display

The displays assist you with operation.

Programmable function keys

destination keys

partner keys

softkeys

The current function is shown on the display

LED display

flashes for call and illuminates for call diversion

Digit keys with additional alphabetic labelling

for dialing and entering codes.

Fixed function keys

to select certain functions quickly

AEI interface

to connect accessories (underside of unit)

Handsfree microphone

(underside of unit)

erminal adapter

data connections

.24 interface for

ABC

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Enter

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Which keys for which functions?

This

section gives you a brief overview of the keys on your phone and their respec

tive functions. The use of the individual keys is explained in detail under the corresponding func

tion on the following pages.

Fixed function keys

Digit

keys with alphabetic la

belling

for dialing call numbers and en

tering codes. The alphabetic labelling allows you to dial by means of letters (vanity numbers).

Star and hash

for special functions.

Destinations

displays the various destination key assignments one after the other on the screen.

Monitor

switches the loudspeaker on/of

f and facilitates dialing with the handset on-hook.

Redial

redials a number

ou can choose between the last

5 numbers.

Refer-back

initiates consultation within your system and allows you to return to your original call.

Callback on busy

our telephone rings when the

dialed number is free again.

Handsfree mode

for dialing and phoning with the handset on-hook.

elephone book

calls up the electronic directory

ou can use it to store, find and

dial numbers.

Release

disconnects the current connection and terminates an entry

activates the main menu, where you can select and initiate many of your phone’

s functions.

Arrow up /down

moves the menu item up or down on the screen.

Enter

to select a tagged menu item and to confirm an entry

Programmable function keys

(standard assignment):

ransfer call

connects a second caller to an

other party

Interchange

to toggle between the first call and an additional call.

Additional softkeys without pre

defined functions.

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Special

features of your telephone

course you can use your phone to make calls as you would with any ordinary

phone. This telephone also of

fers a variety of functions that make phoning even

easier

. This chapter contains a brief overview of some of these special features.

The display assists you

The display provides you with important information, e.g. on the current call. In addition, display messages guide you through operation step by step.

The functions of some keys may change temporarily

. The display shows you which

functions are currently assigned to these “softkeys” (→

p. 16).

The call number of every ISDN caller is shown on the display to let you know who is calling before the call is actually set up. The name of the caller is also shown on the display if the complete call number of the respective caller is stored in your tele

phone book. Y

ou can decide how your display is to guide you through operation. Y

ou can choose between three display modes: a detailed display, a somewhat abbreviated one for advanced users and an extremely abbreviated one for pros.

Customizing the functions of your phone

ou can select and activate most functions quickly and easily from the screen.

A number of functions can also be performed quickly using the function keys. Y

can program these keys with the functions you use most often. T

wo of these keys

have already been assigned functions before delivery

ou can also change numerous standard settings and adapt the phone to your own

personal needs.

Saving personal data centrally

ou can save your personal telephone settings in the central memory of your telephone system, where your data will be password–protected. If you exchange your telephone for a new one, or if you “move” within the system, you can simply take your settings along and will not need to enter them again.

Storing call numbers

ou can store call numbers very easily

. Y

ou enter these numbers in an electronic

telephone book. Y

ou can locate, modify

, or delete the entries in your telephone book quickly and easily at any time. Depending on the configuration of your telephone system, you can also search for and dial call numbers from the telephone book that are centrally stored in your tele

phone system (option).

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Special features of your telephone

Handsfree answer back

ou can adjust the settings on your phone so that calls are accepted automatically

This allows you to speak to a calling party without lifting the handset.

Protection against unauthorized use

The integrated “lock” allows you to protect your telephone against unauthorized use.

Using the phone in a partner group

our BOSCH TELECOM service representative can connect your phone to other

phones within your system to form a partner group. A number of functions are par

ticularly easy to use within this partner group. In addition, the display provides you with additional information about your partners.

Several calls simultaneously

ou can establish a number of calls simultaneously and toggle between these calls

as you wish.

VIP functions

ou can group any number of telephones in your system together to form a team. VIP functions include, for example, making an announcement to another phone in the team, requesting callback if a team phone is busy

, or simply signaling your call

by means of a special tone.

Storing all callers (T

alk list)

ou can have the call numbers of all subscribers who called you and who you ac

tually talked to. Later on you can retrieve these numbers specifically and dial them, if required. Moreover

, you can reallocate call numbers from the talk list to your tele

phone book. The default setting for the talk list is ”On”.

Sending messages (Minimail)

ou can send short texts to one or several destinations. On the whole there are 10 texts: – 7 predefined texts which you can change or complete, – 3 texts which you can enter yourself.

Receiving minimail (Mailbox)

The mailbox is a call list for texts. Here, callers can leave up to 10 short minimails. The display will inform you of any new minimail you have received.

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Special features of your telephone

Programming function keys (Macros)

The softkeys of your telephone can be programmed with macro functions consisting of various steps. This permits you, for example, to activate and deactivate a fixed call diversion by a single keystroke.

Operating a door device

If a door device is connected to your telephone system you can assign its operation to a function key

erminal adapter

If your telephone is equipped with a terminal adapter

, you can also use it for data

transmission with data terminals (DTE).

PTMT

– Personal telephone manager (optional)

PTMT

is a Windows program that allows you to perform some of the functions of

your phone on your PC. These functions include: – setting up your phone – editing telephone book entries – writing texts, e.g. for notes or telephone book entries – saving data on your PC

Setting acoustics and contrast

ou can change the basic setting for handsfree calling. (You will find an exact des

cription of this function from page LEERER MERKER.)

Connecting additional ringing tones (second alarm)

ou can equip your telephone with an additional ringing tone. Y

ou can then, for ex

ample, receive a signal in the neighbouring room when your telephone rings. The second alarm is connected to the telephone’

s AEI interface via a switch con-

tact. Please contact BOSCH T

elecom as required.

–

Enter

'Return

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How to use this manual

number of abbreviations and symbols are used in this manual to give you a better

overview

. This section contains a brief description of each of these symbols.

The screens used in the manual contain only the texts or symbols that are signifi

cant for the respective function.

Selecting a function using a function key

Some functions can be selected using a fixed function key. These keys are depicted as shown here.

Selecting a function using menu items

Note:

Leave the handset on-hook. The display shows only a minimum number of functions when the handset is of

f-hook.

ou may first need to press the

”Menu” key to call up the main menu. T

o select the menu item shown on the left, press the arrow keys until the desired menu item is highlighted.

Press the ”Enter” key to select the function.

Note:

If the user manual tells you to select a menu item, the respective menu item will be highlighted on a grey background. The selection is subsequently shown as a complete screen.

Note:

The main menu contains not just menu items but also submenus, where you can call up further menu items. Submenus are marked with a “:” (colon) in the display

ou can always move from these subme

nus to the previous level with the “”Return” menu item.

Menu 'Call

diversion

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How

to use this manual

Example:

Select the menu item ”Lock”.

ou may now lock your phone.

Note:

Functions assigned to function keys do not appear in the menu. The chapter ”If in doubt, look it up” explains all menu items that you may come across when using your phone.

Enter a call number

The keys to the left are shown when you are required to enter a number

ou can type the numbers manually or en

ter a stored call number

Menu 'Lock↓

COS 2: 1

...5

'Lock↓

Enter

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Switching the menu item

The manual abbreviates this operation as well: ”Switch the menu item to...”

Example:

ou want to deactivate the ringing tone of

your phone. The default setting of this func

tion is ”On”. Select the menu item ”Silence”.

Select the menu item ”Ringing tone ... On”. The current setting is displayed for this

function.

Note:

If you press the ”Release” key

, the previous

function setting will remain active. Press the ”Enter” key to change the set

ting. The setting for this function has been

changed.

Press the ”Release” key to terminate input.

Optional functions

The symbol to the left indicates that the de

scribed function is not a standard feature of your telephone. Other functions may also be disabled. Con

sult your BOSCH TELECOM service representative if you wish to use these func

tions.

Menu 'Silence

Ringing

tone

'On

Ringing tone

'On↓

Ringing tone

'Off↓

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Basic operating rules

The

following pages contain a few basic rules concerning the function of your

phone.

The display assists you

The figure to the left is an example of the display when the phone is in the idle mode. Y

ou can program your phone to display

your name and call number

Moreover

, you can see the current date and time. The arrow ”↓” and the symbol

show you the telephone status information that is available, e.g. when your phone is locked.

The display generally only displays func

tions that are actually available on your phone.

Example: You make a call.

The call number and name (if applicable) of the called party are displayed on the screen.

ou can scroll through the available menu

items using the ”Arrow down” key

ou can, for example, adjust the volume of the loudspeaker by pressing the ”Enter” key.

The arrow „↓“ and the symbol

show you if information on the state of your telephone is available, e.g. when it is locked.

ou can view the status messages one by one by means of the ”Up arrow” and ”Down arrow” keys.

The

symbol flashes if the status was changed without the status message being viewed.

1234

MILL 11.11.94 16:50

↓

FULL JONE DAVI HARR JOHN CASS THYS SMIT WHIT TRAV

1234 DAVIS

↓

1234 DAVIS

'Volume

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Here, you can directly open the correspon

ding menu item. T

o do this, display the message in the idle display. Press the ”Enter” key.

ou can now modify the settings, e.g. change the appointment or enter a new one.

Note:

If the status has changed, e.g. an appoint

ment has expired, the corresponding mes

sage will be shown in the idle display until you have scrolled to the very top.

Stat.. 'Appmt.

active

↑

+13.06.96 15:00 JONES

↓

1234 MILL 11.11.94 16:50 FULL JONE DAVI HARR JOHN CASS THYS SMIT WHIT TRAV

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On the second level softkeys are limited to functions. Several functions can be activated in a number of dif

ferent ways:

– The quickest way: using a function key

– The simplest way: select it from a menu.

Softkeys

The functions of the top two rows of func

tion keys change according to current ope

rating activity. (Only the 10 function keys located below the display!)

The current function of these keys is al

ways displayed on the screen. These keys are known as ”softkeys”. In the example on the left the marked key serves as a destination key

, with which you can

call Mr Davis.

Softkeys at several levels:

en key assignments are shown on the dis

play simultaneously

. However, several

functions can be assigned to one key

Press the ”Destination” key to display other assigned functions. Y

ou can scroll through the existing levels using this key. Keys on the various levels: Partner keys:

1st level

Function keys:

1st and 2nd level

Destination keys:

1st and 3rd level

Activating functions with function keys

Several functions can also be activated us

ing a function key

, e.g. the electronic phone

book. The display for the activated function ap

pears on the screen.

Local

TB search

↓

ABCD EFGH IJKL MNOP Corr QRST UVWX YZ ÄÖÜß

↓

–

Enter

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Selecting functions from the menu

ou can select and activate almost all func

tions of your phone from the screen. Y

ou do not need to remember any key symbols or combinations for menu selection. Arrows in the menu indicate the direction in which you may move:



– up and down

↓

– down only

↑

– up only

Press the ”Menu” key

. This calls up the

main menu, where you can select the de

sired function. Press the ”Arrow down” key until the de

sired menu item appears, e.g. ”Specifica

tions”.

Note:

The display does not contain functions that have already been assigned to a program

mable or fixed function key

Press the ”Enter” key to confirm your selection and activate the selected func

tion. The display changes. Only associated in

formation is displayed on the screen. This example shows you the functions that you can set on your phone.

o switch to the idle display:

The display returns to idle mode if you do not press a key within 60 seconds. If you wish to switch back to the idle dis

play manually

, press the ”Release” key.

Moving to the previous level

If you want to move from a submenu to the preceding level, select the “Return” menu item.

Menu 'Specifications

Get

VIP functions

Off↓

602

↓

Mic Tone dial Volume

Display

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Basic

operating rules

When you purchase your phone, it is programmed in such a way that the functions assigned to fixed or programmable function keys are not displayed on the screen.

Display menus – three display modes

Simple mode:

If you are still unfamiliar with the functions, you can have three menu items displayed on the screen simultaneously

Standard mode:

The current menu item is displayed in the first line of text. Y

ou can use the arrow keys to scroll to the other menu items. The second and third lines of text display the assignments of the function keys.

Softkey mode:

Switch to softkey mode if you are an expe

rienced user

. All available functions are carried out using the softkeys. If, for example, you wish to adjust the vol

ume of the receiver

, you must press one of

the two corresponding softkeys.

Changing the display mode:

Press the “Menu” function key

Select the “Further functions” submenu and press “Enter”.

Select the “Specifications” submenu and press “Enter”.

Select the desired menu item. The current setting is displayed.

Press the “Enter” key to change the menu item to the desired operating mode.

Menu 'Call

diversion

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Silence

Messages

Menu '

Call diversion

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M...'

Further functions:

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'Specifications

Mode of operati..

Standard

Mode of operati..

Simple

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Canceling an operation

Press the Release key ... or ... Lift the handset and replace it immediately

ou can cancel an operation at any time if

you change your mind or inadvertently acti

vate the wrong function. The phone returns to the status it had be

fore the function was selected.

BERT

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The loudspeaker is turned on automatically when you dial with the handset on-hook. Lift the handset when the caller answers. This procedure is useful, if, for example, the called party is busy and you need to redial the number several times.

Setting up a call

o set up a call you have to perform the two steps described below: –

prepare for dialing,

–

activate dialing. The call number is dialed. It doesn’t matter which of the steps is car

ried out first. However

, we recommend to maintain the described order because it allows you to correct a number before it is dialed.

Dial

.– The symbol at the left is always used for establishing a connection as described here. The symbol applies to all types of “dialing preparation” and “dialing com

mands”.

Preparing to dial

ou have two possibilities. Leave the hand

set on-hook.

Enter the call number manually:

ype the desired number using the digit

keys.

Enter a stored call number:

Enter a stored number

, e.g. by pressing a

destination key

Note:

ou must dial an external line code before

you can enter an external call number

1234

BERT

↓

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Dialing

Enter a call number

. Y

ou have three op

tions. Lift the handset. The specified call number

is dialed. If the other subscriber answers, you can make the call as usual.

Press the ”Monitor” key. The specified call number is dialed.

The loudspeaker symbol appears on the screen.

When the other party answers, lift the handset to talk to this party

Cancel:

Press the ”Release” key or ”Monitor” key.

Press the ”Handsfree” key. The specified call number is dialed. The symbols to the left appear on the dis

play

. When the other party answers you can talk to the called party as usual without lifting the handset.

Cancel:

Press the ”Release” key or ”Handsfree” key.

1234

BERT

↓

1234 BERT

↓

ABC

I N K

Corr

Name: FIN

↓

ABCD EFGH IJKL MNOP Corr QRST UVWX YZ ÄÖÜß

↓

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ou can enter texts using the softkeys. Y

ou can, for example, enter text for a tele

phone book entry

Entering text (Example: telephone book)

If you want to store a new entry in the tele

phone book, use the display keys to enter the individual letters. Y

ou can choose from several letters with each key. Use the display key “↓

” to display further

letters. Use the

digit keys with alphabetic

labeling

to enter the letters A to Z and the digits 1 to 0. Examples: Entering the letter C: Press the digit key 2 twice. Entering the digit 2: Press the digit key 2 four times.

Note:

If your telephone has

digit keys without

alphabetic labeling

, use the display keys

to enter the letters A to Z . Enter the word “FINK” (for example):

o type in the “F”, press the corresponding display key—shown here as the “F” key— twice. The selected letter is highlighted.

Enter the remaining letters: “INK”.

The text appears in the display

If you make a mistake:

Press the “Correction” display key. The most recently entered letter is deleted. Y

ou can then type in the correct letter

Name ↓ ÄÖÜß

ÁÀÂÃ ÅÆÇ ÉÈÊË Corr

íìîï ÑÓÒÔ ÕØÚÙ Ûÿ



↓

Local TB search

↓

ABCD EFGH IJKL MNOP Corr QRST UVWX YZ ÄÖÜß

↓

Name: FINK

↓

ABCD EFGH IJKL MNOP Corr QRST UVWX YZ ÄÖÜß

↓

Enter

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Putting your telephone into operation

Select

language:

Before being able to use your telephone you must first define the

language for the display texts and minimail.

Select language for display and Minimail

The message shown to the left appears on the idle display

Press the ”Enter” key to open the corres

ponsing menu item.

The display shows the languages available for the display texts.

Select the desired language for the display texts.

Confirm your choice. The display texts will now appear in the selected language.

The display now shows the languages for minimail texts.

Select the desired language for minimail. Confirm your choice. The minimail texts will

now appear in the selected language.

Note:

ou can change the language later on at any time. Please find more details in the chapter ”Audio, contrast and language set

tings“.

Status 'D/GB/F↑

Sprache 'Deutsch↓

Sprache 'English↓

Mail

texts

'English↓

Mail texts

'English↓

BERT

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Making a standard call

You

can use your phone to make standard calls as you would with any other tele

phone. Internal: Dial the desired number directly

External: Dial the external line code of the system (e.g. ”0”) first.

Making calls

Dial call number – by either entering each digit separately

pressing a destination key

The number is shown on the display

ou can enter additional digits and correct

digits if necessary.

Dialing

. The call number is dialed.

Redialing a call number

Press the “Redial” key

. Y

ou can redial the

last five numbers you dialed very easily

The last number dialed is displayed on the screen. T

o display another previously

dialed number

, press the “Redial” key once more or select the desired number from the menu. If you have assigned a line, all en

tries with digit, destination and partner keys will be entered in the redial memory

Dialing

. The displayed number is dialed.

If busy:

Select menu item ”Delayed redial”. The number is redialed up to nine times in 30-second intervals.

Cancel:

Press the ”Release” key

. This terminates

automatic redial.

123456

BERT

↓

1: 123456 BERT

↓

Delayed redial

↓

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Making

a standard call

Receiving calls

our telephone rings as usual when some

one calls you, and the LED beside the key

pad flashes. The call number and the name of the call

ing party (if applicable) are displayed on the screen if the call is internal or set up via ISDN. The complete call number must be stored in your telephone book to display the name.

Lift the handset and make your call as usual.

If the call has been diverted to your tele

phone, a corresponding message appears in the display

Answering the call:

Lift the handset and use the phone as usual.

Press the “Handsfree mode” key to answer the call.

123321

↓

40 via 56

↓

if req.

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Making

a standard call

Letting someone in the room listen in

Press the ”Monitor” key to turn on the loud

speaker. Inform the other party that someone else is listening. In addition, you and your partner hear two short beeps.

Deactivating the loudspeaker:

Press the ”Monitor” key once more.

Note:

You can press the „Handsfree“ key as an alternative. This additionally activates the microphone, which allows you to telephone while on-hook. Please remember that your partner cannot hear you while (s)he is talking (→ p. 78).

Using the phone with handset on–hook

Press the “Handsfree mode” key

. The mi

crophone and loudspeaker are then activa

ted. Y

ou can now use the phone with the handset on–hook. Handsfree mode is indicated by the symbols shown at the left in the status line of your display

Note:

Please note that, for technical reasons, your telephone does not activate the loud

speaker and microphone at the same time. The subscriber thus cannot hear you while he is speaking.

e.g.

Enter

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Making calls

Dialing call numbers from the telephone book

You

can store call numbers in the electronic telephone book of your telephone. If you wish to make a call, you can have the name or number displayed on the screen or search through the entire telephone book. Y

ou can also search through the main telephone book of your system (option).

Dialing a number stored in the telephone book

Press the “T

elephone book” key

. This calls

up the electronic telephone book. Y

ou can now search for the desired entry

(storing call numbers

→

p. 60).

Main telephone book (

): If you would like to use the “Continue main TB” display key with the main telephone book (METB), you can have this feature set up by your Bosch Service.

Enter the first letter of the desired name.

Press the “Enter” key to confirm your selection.

The display contains all entries that begin with this letter

Note:

ou can restrict the search: Enter a se

quence of consecutive letters contained in the desired name.

ou can also search using wildcards. “*Q“

searches for all entries that contain the let

ter “Q”. Press the “Arrow down” key until the de

sired entry is highlighted.

Dial.

The selected number is dialed. Y

ou can use your phone as usual when the other party answers.

Note:

Select the menu item “Display lists” to se

lect an entry from a specific list in your pri

vate telephone book. Y

ou can now select

the desired list.

Local

TB search

↓

ABCD EFGH IJKL MNOP Corr QRST UVWX YZ ÄÖÜß

↓

' NEWMAN 1234 ↓

NICHOLLS 987654 ...

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Making calls

Dialing call numbers from the call list

The

call list resumes all calls from one subscriber in one entry

. Messages and di

verted calls are listed sepearately even if they proceed from the same subscriber

Moreover

, you can directly store a call number of the call list in the telephone book.

Dialing a number from the call list

The message “List” appears on the display

. This indicates that the call list contains new entries.

Select the menu item “Display call list”.

The current entries are displayed.

Press the “Arrow down” key to scroll through the existing entries.

If you wish to know more about a specific entry

, select the caller

, e.g. ”Bert”.

Additional information about this entry is shown on the display

Calling back a subscriber:

Dialing.

The call number of the selected

subscriber is dialed automatically

. When he

answers you can make your call as usual. While you are calling the subscriber the

date and time of his last call are shown on the display

Notes:

The entry is automatically deleted from the call list as soon as you have called the subscriber back.

The message „List“ appears on the display in the idle mode until you have scrolled through all new entries.

Menu 'Display

call list



Call list Entries 3

↓

BERT 01:36 3 NICHOLLS 07:00 +2

BERT

01:36 3

Call number: 0691234567



Name: BERT Count: 3

28.04.95 01:36 BERT 0691234567

S S S

Making calls

Calling

a number from the call list

Reallocate a call number to the telephone book

Select the desired entry from the call list as described before.

Select the menu item ”Reallocate” to store the call number in the telephone book.

The call number is now stored in the tele

phone book.

Note:

If you wish, you can complete or process the entry in the telephone book later on. Please find more details in the chapter ”Store telephone numbers in the telephone book”.

Symbols in the call list

Call without call number Call has not yet been displayed Diverted call Call with message Time

'Reallocate

call number

+ >

Making calls

If the called party is busy

you call an internal subscriber and the line is busy

, you can activate automatic

callback.

If the called party is busy

ou call an internal subscriber and the line

is busy.

Press the “Callback” key to initiate auto

matic callback.

our phone rings as soon as the other

party hangs up.

Lift the handset.

The call to the other party is repeated. If the party answers, you can make the call as usual.

1234

BERT

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