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Special Functions
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When sent successfully you see an acknowledgement display which you have to
confirm using
Read
. When sending the paging message from handset to handset
the message is sent to the recipient as a “Normal message”. When sending paging
messages from a central site (system server) the type of message may be different
(e. g. as a “Job”).
Receiving a Paging Message / Call-back
The text of the paging message is automatically generated by the system. The
message received indicates that a call-back is desired. When you receive a paging
message, press…
the call key . The call number within the message is called back
immediately. The message itself is saved in your Inbox list
or
the
Read
softkey. The message is saved under Text messages > Inbox. You can
also initiate a call-back from the Inbox list using the call key.
Notes
Upon receiving a paging message you can also initiate the call-back by pressing
the handsfree key or by pressing the “Connect key” when using a corded
headset / Bluetooth headset.
A call-back cannot be made when the Key lock and/or Phone lock features are
activated.
Personal directory Entries as vCards
Directory entries in the personal directory can be sent as so-called vCards between
the Aastra 600d handsets or by a system server. These vCards are structured to
match the existing entries on the phones and can contain the following data:
Name, Private, Business and Mobile call numbers, e-mail address, fax no., Quick call
and Melody.
The advantage of using vCards within the telephone system is that directory infor-
mation can be exchanged without having to manually enter this information in
time-consuming fashion.
Large system installations (e.g. in hospitals) have so-called Feature Access Codes
(FAC) for controlling important applications via the telephone. These usually
consist of defined series of numbers and characters (e.g. 9#1#3) and are trans-
ferred to the system like a call number. The codes can be conveniently saved in the
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