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Using the Optiset E Liberator Phone 4-7
4. Using the Optiset
E Liberator Phone
Battery Low Indicator
When the battery is running low, the handset generates a visual
warning signal by displaying the Battery Low icon. This icon stays
active until the battery is replaced. While in Talk mode, you have 20
seconds to change the battery without dropping the call.
The handset can provide the user with up to 5 hours of continuous talk
time or 40 hours of continuous standby time (waiting for a call).
Function Keys
The handset provides two rows of function keys. See Figure 1-9,
“Optiset E Liberator Telephone,” on page 1–9.
The upper row contains four keys that can be programmed at the
communications server as line and/or feature keys. Line keys are used
to answer and place calls. Feature keys provide access to the
communications server system features such as Hold, Transfer,
Conference, and Mailbox. You can press the key labeled with the
feature name to gain access to the feature.
Because of the limited number of keys that can be programmed as
feature key on the handset, the OptiGuide menu is the primary user
interface to features.
Note:
Each phone in the system is set up individually at the
communications server to have specific telephone features.
Therefore, you may find that some features described in this
guide are not available on your phone.
The lower row also contains four keys. The first three keys are
guidance keys and are reserved for use with the Siemens OptiGuide
interface. These keys are , , and .The fourth
key is a Mute key which mutes the microphone.
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