Tip: If you want to make sure that you see the Phone screen whenever a call comes
in, use the
check that the "Go to pho
De
finitions
Aux buttons
Aux Shift button
Bridged Call
Appearance
Call Appearance
Feature
Primary Line or
Call Appearance
SAC
Softkeys and
Softkey Labels
Speed Dial
9650 IP Telephone Getting Started Guide
Menu button to access Options & Settings. Select Call Settings and
ne on ringing" option is set to "On."
Auxiliary buttons. Your administrator can program up to 16 additional bridged
ext
ensions, abbreviated dial buttons, or features on these buttons. Aux
buttons fun
ction just like a built-in button module, to expand your telephone's
capability. E
ight Aux buttons are visible at a time.
Shifts, or toggles between the two pages of Aux buttons.
Additional extensions
you can answer, monitor, and manage from your
telephone. Also called
a bridged extension.
A telephone line for outgoing/incoming calls.
An added telephone capability such
Forwarding, or Telephone Directo
features to your phone.
Your own telephone extension.
Abbreviation for Send All Calls, a feature that allows you to forward calls to
another extension. SA
C is often administered on an Aux button.
Softkeys are the buttons located directly below the screen that you use to
perform an action. Softkey labels are located at the bottom of the screen.
They show the actions for the corresponding softkeys.
For example, Call and Conf (Conference) are two softkeys you might see on
the Phone screen.
Administered
feature b
telephone numbers to buttons for quick dialing.
as Abbreviated Dialing (AD), Call
ry. Your system administrator assigns
uttons (abbrev
iated dial or autodial) that assign
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