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Muting the Speakerphone
If you have a Mute key, you can press it to turn off the
microphone, so that you can carry on a conversation
in your room that the other party on your line cannot
hear.
Mute is also helpful when someone puts you on hold,
since it lets you hear your party reconnect even if
there is a high noise level in your room.
To mute the
speakerphone
➩
During your conversation, press the MUTE
key.
The status light next to the MUTE key blinks to
remind you that Mute is active.
To cancel ➩
Press the MUTE key or lift the handset.
Open Listening
If you have a speakerphone, you may use your hand-
set and, at the same time, let someone nearby listen to
the conversation over the speaker. This feature is
called Open Listening. While Open Listening is
active, someone nearby can hear your conversation,
but whatever they say will not be picked up by the
speakerphone.
To use Open
Listening during
a handset call
➩
During your conversation, press the SPEAKER
key.
To use Open
Listening during
a speakerphone
call
➩
During your conversation, lift the handset and
press the SPEAKER key.
To cancel ➩
Press the SPEAKER key again.
- ROLMphone 300/600 Series 1
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents v 5
- Tables vii 7
- Figures ix 9
- How To Use This Guide 11
- Related Publications 13
- Chapter 1 Introduction 15
- Introduction 1–3 17
- Introduction 1–5 19
- Data Communications Option 21
- Headset/Recorder Option 22
- Electret Headset Option 23
- Keyboard Expansion Option 24
- Analog Adapter Option 25
- ROLMphone Basics 26
- Introduction 1–13 27
- Feature Keys 28
- Frequently Used Keys 29
- Status Lights 32
- Speakerphone 32
- Voice Volume Keys 33
- 1. Introduction 35
- Ring Volume 36
- Ring Tone 36
- Where to Go for Assistance 37
- Getting Started 38
- Chapter 2 Using Your Phone 39
- Quick and Easy 41
- Making a Call 42
- Answering a Call 43
- Hanging Up 44
- Internal Calls 45
- Using Your Phone 2–9 47
- External Calls 48
- Using Your Phone 2–11 49
- Using the Speaker 51
- Using the Speakerphone 52
- Voice Transmission 53
- Muting the Speakerphone 54
- Open Listening 54
- Putting a Call on Hold 55
- Private Hold 56
- Hold on Hold 56
- Using Your Phone 2–19 57
- Transfer 58
- Using Your Phone 2–21 59
- Using Your Mailbox 61
- Using Your Phone 2–25 63
- Chapter 3 Making Calls 65
- Bridged Call 67
- Busy Override 69
- Busy Standby Queuing 70
- Callback Request 71
- Conference 73
- Consultation 75
- Direct Station Select (DSS) 76
- Making Calls 3–13 77
- Making Calls 3–15 79
- Direct Trunk Select 80
- Intercom Features 81
- Community (Com) Group Call 82
- Making Calls 3–19 83
- Mailbox Reminder Message 85
- Repertory Dialing (Repdial) 87
- Making Calls 3–25 89
- To dial using a 90
- Press the repdial (R-) key 90
- Saved Number Redial 91
- Speaker Calls 93
- One-Way Speaker Call 94
- Making Calls 3–31 95
- Two-Way Speaker Call 96
- Speaker Call Rejection 97
- Station Speed Dialing 98
- Making Calls 3–35 99
- Making Calls 3–37 101
- System Speed Dialing 103
- Trunk Queuing 104
- Trunk Standby Queuing 105
- To cancel trunk 106
- Hang up 106
- Chapter 4 Answering Calls 107
- Notifications 109
- Display Phones 113
- Group Pickup 115
- Station Pickup 116
- Universal Night Answer 116
- Chapter 5 Moving Calls 117
- Forwarding 119
- Variable Forwarding 120
- Moving Calls 5–5 121
- Moving Calls 5–7 123
- Moving Calls 5–9 125
- Other Forwarding Options 126
- Relay Forwarding 127
- Forwarding Return 127
- Moving Calls 5–13 129
- System Hold 131
- Chapter 6 Blocking Calls 133
- Do Not Disturb 135
- Blocking Calls 6–5 137
- Automatic Privacy 138
- Chapter 7 Managerial Features 139
- Account Number 141
- Managerial Features 7–5 143
- Bad Line Reporting 144
- Hunt Groups 145
- Station Hunt Group 146
- Hunting Patterns 146
- Linear Pattern 147
- Managerial Features 7–11 149
- Managerial Features 7–13 151
- PIN Authorization Features 152
- Class of Service Changeover 153
- Follow-Me Forwarding 154
- Managerial Features 7–17 155
- Forced Authorization 156
- Remote Authorization 157
- Trace Call 159
- Feature Access Codes A–1 161
- Feature Access Codes 163
- Feature Access Codes A–5 165
- Feature Access Codes A–7 167
- Appendix B Help! 169
- Introduction 171
- Self Test 172
- Other Problems 173
- Replaced on Release 9006i 178
- New Features 182
- Glossary 185
- Glossary G–3 187
- Glossary G–5 189
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