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Step by Step
Transferring contacts
The Bluetooth function on your OpenStage allows you to
transfer contacts in vCard format (file extension: .vcf)
from other Bluetooth devices to your OpenStage and
save them in the phonebook. You can also send phone-
book entries as vCards to other Bluetooth-enabled devic-
es.
Receiving a vCard
Prerequisite: The Bluetooth function on your
OpenStage is activated Æ page 205. A vCard file is
stored on your Bluetooth device (PC, PDA, mobile tele-
phone, etc.).
Launch the data transfer wizard for Bluetooth and follow
the instructions.
Once the vCard is transferred, a message confirming
the successful transfer is displayed on your OpenStage.
You may be prompted to accept the vCard.
Example:
Select and confirm the option shown.
Transferring a contact to the phonebook
u Press the key shown.
Select and confirm the option shown.
Due to the diverse range of PCs, mobile tele-
phones and PDA devices currently available, we
are unable to provide universal instructions on
how to transfer vCard files in this manual.
The instructions for data transfer via Bluetooth
provided in the relevant manufacturer documen-
tation should be observed.
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- Documentation 1
- Important information 2
- Location of the telephone 3
- Contents 4
- General information 12
- Intended use 13
- Telephone type 13
- Network switch PC 17
- OpenStage Key Module 18
- OpenStage Manager 19
- Keys and controls 20
- Mode keys 21
- TouchGuide 22
- Programmable sensor keys 24
- Graphic display 29
- Display keyboard 30
- Context-dependent displays 31
- Telephony dialogs 32
- Messages 32
- Context menus 33
- Pop-up window 34
- Application tab 35
- Application navigation 36
- Telephony interface 37
- Multi-line view 38
- Phonebooks 40
- Personal phonebook 41
- LDAP directory 42
- Entry details 44
- Managing call lists 45
- Using an entry 45
- Voicemail 46
- User settings 47
- Help function 49
- Basic functions 51
- (speakerphone mode) 52
- Directed pickup 54
- Picking up a held call: 55
- Switching to the handset 56
- Open listening 57
- Ending a call 58
- Group call 59
- On-hook dialing 62
- Immediate dialing 63
- Consulting a second party 67
- Canceling a consultation call 68
- Connecting parties 71
- Call forwarding 72
- Programming call forwarding 73
- K appears 76
- Call forwarding chain 77
- Callback 78
- Responding to a callback 79
- Permitting a callback 80
- Calling back missed calls 81
- Programming sensor keys 83
- Repertory dial 84
- Feature toggle 85
- Forwarding 86
- Using sensor keys 87
- Resetting sensor keys 88
- Enhanced phone functions 89
- Configuring call forwarding 91
- Placing a call on hold 92
- Call waiting (second call) 96
- Transferring a call 100
- Step by Step 101
- CTI calls 103
- Making calls 105
- Using autodial delay 107
- Conference 109
- System-supported conference 112
- Incoming calls 114
- Automatic trunk seizure 116
- During calls 117
- Putting a line on hold 119
- Busy override 121
- Direct station selection keys 122
- Call pickup 123
- LED display on DSS keys 124
- Sample scenarios 125
- Accepting a call 126
- Connecting a call 127
- DSS keys 129
- Using line overview 129
- Function overview 131
- Managing call forwarding 133
- Managing secretary statuses 135
- Line preview 141
- Rollover for a line 142
- Phonebooks and call lists 143
- Managing contact groups 145
- Deleting a group 146
- Quick search in the phonebook 147
- LDAP database 149
- Quick search 151
- Call lists 153
- Privacy/security 155
- Do not disturb 156
- Security 158
- Locking the phone 160
- Mobility function 162
- Logging on to the phone 163
- Logging off from the phone 164
- OpenScape Voice functions 167
- Making anonymous calls 168
- For call acceptance 170
- For call rejection 171
- Anonymous calls 172
- Using abbreviated dialing 173
- Call tracing 173
- Hunt group functions 174
- Reachability 176
- Parallel call 177
- ^ Lift the handset 178
- Parking a call 179
- Silent Monitoring 180
- Muted silent monitoring 181
- Appearance 183
- Contrast for the 186
- Screensaver 187
- Date and time 190
- Time display format 191
- Date display format 191
- Setting daylight saving time 192
- Settings 195
- * Hold down the key shown 199
- [ You are conducting a call 199
- Display language 201
- Country-specific setting 203
- Context menu 204
- Bluetooth 205
- Configuring pairing settings 208
- Entering the pairing PIN 209
- Managing Bluetooth devices 210
- Network information 217
- Resetting user data 218
- Initiating the reset 219
- Transferring contacts 221
- Sending a vCard 222
- Using a Bluetooth headset 223
- Testing a Bluetooth headset 224
- Backup/restore 228
- Saving user data 229
- Restoring user data 230
- USB media 232
- Web interface (WBM) 233
- User pages 234
- User menu 235
- 1 Information - read only 236
- Fixing problems 238
- Local user menu 239
- ! Configuration? 240
- [1]. Information - read only 241
- ! Keyset 244
- ! Bluetooth 244
- Key functions 249
- Display icons 255
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