Football DECT200 - Phone AUDIOLINE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Football DECT200 AUDIOLINE

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Diagram showing a device with internal components and a directional arrow, likely illustrating a process or system.

Akkusaufladen

Diagram of a mobile phone with numbered parts for identification and labeling

Kopfhöreranschluss

Pleasereadthisoperatinginstructionmanualthoroughly.

Intendeduse

Thetelephoneissuitablefortelephoningwithinapublictelephonenetworksystem.Any otheruseisconsideredunintendeduse.Unauthorisedmodificationorreconstructionis notpermitted.Undernocircumstancesopenthedeviceorcompleteanyrepairworkyourself.

Installationlocation

Preventexcessiveexposureosmoke,dust,vibration,chemicals,moisture,heatanddirectsunlight.

Donotusethehandsetinpotentiallyexplosiveareas.

Powersupply

Attention: Onlyusethepoweradapterplugsuppliedbecauseotherpowersuppliescoulddamagethetelephone.Ensureaccesstothepoweradapterplugis notobstructedbyfurnitureorsuch.

Rechargeablebatterypack

Attention: Donotthrowbatteriesintoafireorimmersetheminwater.

Powerfailure

Thetelephonecannotbeusedtomakecallsintheeventofapowerfailure.Alwayskeep acordconnectedtelephonewhichoperateswithoutanexternalpowersupplyavailablein caseofemergencysituations.

Medicalequipment

Attention: Neverusethetelephoneinthevicinityofmedicalequipment.Effects onsuchequipmentcannotbefullyruledout.

DECT ^1 telephonescancauseanunpleasanthummingsoundinhearingaids.

Disposal

If your device has cometo the end of its servicelife, bring it to a collection point provided by your local public waste authorities (e.g. recycling company). The adjacent symbol indicates that the old device must be disposed of separate from domestic waste. According to lawson the disposal of electronic and electrical devices, owners are obliged to dispose of old electronic and electrical devices in a separate waste container.

Batteries must be disposed of at the point of sale or appropriate collection points provided by the public waste authorities. Packaging materials must be disposed of according to local regulations.

2PuttingtheTelephoneintoOperation

Safetyinformation

Attention: It is essential to read the Safety Information in Chapter 1 before starting up.

Checkingthecontentsofthepackage

Thepackagecontains:

-abasestationwithpoweradapterplug-atelephoneconnectioncable

-ahandset-3standardbatteries

-anoperatingmanual

Connectingthebasestation

Attention: Positionthebasestationatleast1mawayfromotherelectronic devices, otherwisethereisariskofmutualdisturbance.

Connectthebasestationasillustratedinthediagram.Forreasonsofsafety,onlyusethe poweradapterplugsuppliedandtelephoneconnectionlineenclosed.

Mainspoweroutlet Telephonelinesocket

PuttingtheTelephoneintoOperation

Insertingthebatteries

Insertthe3standardbatterysintheopenbatterycompartment.Whenreplacingthebatteries,onlyuseonesofthesametype.Close thebatterycompartment.

Diagram showing a device with internal components and a directional arrow, likely illustrating a process or system.

Chargingthebatteries

Before the handset is used for the first time, insert it in the base station or charging station for at least 14 hours.

When the handset is inserted in the base station properly, you will hear a confirmation signal and the charge controllamplights up. The handset warmsup during the charging process. This is normal and does not represent a risk. Donot charge the handset with charging units from other manufacturers. The current battery charge status is indicated on the display:

FullHalfemptyLowEmpty

Settingthetimeonthehandset

TheinformationonPage38explainshowtosetthetimeonthehandset.

Privatebranchexchanges

TheinformationonPage35explainshowtoinstallyourtelephoneinaprivatebranchexchange.

3OperatingElements

Handset

1Display
2Openphonumbermemory/Scrollupwards
3Redial/ Diallingpause
4R-button/Delete
50Kbutton
6Openphonenumber memory/Scrolldownwards
7 Temporarytonedialling
8Menubutton
9Callbutton
10Internalcall/Muting
11 Keylock/Switchhandseton/off

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 AEC 2 3 DEP 4 OH 5 6 MWD 7 PDRS 8 9 WOY2 0

Headsetconnectionport

Thehandsethasaconnectionportontheright-handsidewithwhichtoconnect earphones/headsets.Thereisnoguaranteetheheadsetwillfunctionproperly.

Basestation

1LED, callindicator
2 Pagingbutton(locatehandset)
3LED, batterychargecontrollamp

1 2 3

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Thebuttonsinthisoperatingmanualaredepictedwithauniformcontour.Variationsin thesymbolsonthetelephonebuttonscomparedtothosedepictedherearepossible.

4HowtoOperatetheTelephone

Displayandnotationofoperationsequences

Enterdigits

* Pressthebuttondepictedbriefly

2 sec ✱ Pressthebuttondepictedfor2seconds

Pressandhold ✱ Pressandholdthebuttondepicted

Release * Releasethebuttondepicted

( ) Handsettrings

Removehandsetfromthebasestation

Placehandsetinthebasestation

SPEICHERNNR or Textoriconinthedisplay

Iconsinthedisplay

DisplayDescription

	On:Indicatesthebatterychargecapacity.Flashing:Thebatteriesneedtobecharged.Run-throughsegments:Thebatteriesarebeingcharged. Page28
MT1	Internally assigned call number of the handset. Page 42
13:23	Time display. Page 38
	On:Acalliscurrentlybeingmade.Flashing:Acallhasbeenreceived. Page33
	Newcallshavebeenregisteredinthecallslog..Page40
	Thekeylockisactivated. Page34
	Themicrophoneisswitchedoff(muting). Page34
	On:Theconnectiontothebasestationisgood.Flashing:Theconnectiontothebasestationispoor.Movetowardsthebasestation.Themorebarsintheicon,thebettertheconnectiontothebasestation.

Navigationbuttons

AllthedescriptionsinthisoperatingmanualassumethatthehandsetisinStandbymode. Standbymodecanbeactivatedbypressingthe button.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 INT IR OK ABC 3 DEF

ButtonIn	Standbymodelnamenu
1	-Openthephonumbermemory	-Scrollupwardsinthemenu-Changesettings
2-Moveonelevelback/Deletingdigits
3	-Openthephonumbermemory	-Scrolldownwardsinthemenu-Changesettings
4-Openthecallbycallmemory		-Openthemenudisplayed-Confirmtheprogrammingandsaving processes
5-Openthemainmenu		-CancelprogrammingandsavingprocessesandreturntoStandbymode
6	-Keylock/Switchhandseton/off
7-Internalcall

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Navigatinginthemenu

Allthefunctionscanbeaccessedviathevariousmenus.Refertothemenustructureto findhowtoaccesstherespectivefunctions. Page36

≡	Openthemainmenu
▲	or▼ Selectthesubmenurequired
OK	Openthesubmenu
▲	or▼ Selectthefunctionrequired
OK	Openthefunction
▲	or▼ Selectthesettingrequired
← Enternumbersusingthedigitkeys
OK	Confirmtheinput
⊗	Delete/Moveonelevelback
→ Cancelprogrammingandsavingprocessesandreturn toStandbymode

Everyprocessisautomaticallycancelledifthereisnoinputwithin30seconds.

Creatingentriesinthephonenumbermemory-example

Thewayinwhichtonavigatethroughthemenusandenterdataisexplainedbymeansof the example Creating entries in the phone number memory. Proceed as in this exampleforallthesettings.

≡ Openthemainmenu ▲ or▼ SPEICHERNNR, OK Selectthefunctionandconfirm ▲ or▼ e.g.1 Selectthememorylocation

, OK Enterthephonenumberandconfirm

5Telephoning

Takingacall

Take the call

Endingacall

Makingacall

Enterthephonenumber(max.24digits)

ItisalsopossibletopresstheCallbuttonfirsttoobtainthedialllingtone. Thedigits inthephonenumberthenenteredaredialledimmediately.Itisnotpossibletocorrectwrongdigitsindividuallyusingthisdiallingprocedure.

Redialling

Thetelephonestorestelast10phonenumbersdialledinarediallinglist.

Select an entry and dial the number

Callingbackmissedcalls

Thetelephonestorestenumbersofthelast10callsreceivedinacalllog.

Select an entry and dial the number

Diallingphonenumberfromthephonebook

You must have already stored some phone numbers. 📋 Pages 32 and 39

Openthephonenumbermemory

Select an entry and dial the number

Diallingthephonenumbersdirectly

Press and hold 0

The phone number selected is dialled directly

The 0 button dials the phone number stored in memory location "0", the 1 buttondialsthephonenumberinmemorylocation"1", etc.

InternalCalls

Makinginternalcalls

There must be two or more handsets (HS1, HS2, ...) registered on a base station in order to make internal calls free of charge.

Dial the internal call number of the handset required

Take the call on the other handset

End the internal call

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Telephoning

Transferringexternalcallsinternally

HS1: INT, e.g. 2

Dial the internal call number of the handset required duringtheexternalcall

HS2:

Takethecallontheotherhandset

HS1:

Forwardthecall

If the handset called does not answer, take the external callback by pressing the INT button.

Adjustingthereceivervolume

Thevolumecanbeadjustedtooneof3settingsduringacall.

Selecttherequiredvolume

Talktimedisplay

Thedurationofacallisdisplayedinhours,minutesandsecondsduringthecall.

Mutingthemicrophoneinthehandset

Themicrophoneinthehandsetcanbeactivatedanddeactivatedduringatelephone conversation.

INT Deactivatethemic microphone(muting)

INT Activatethemicrophone

Keylock

If you havemislaid your handset, you can locate it with the aid of a search tone.

●)) ((( ))))

Startthesearchtone

•), ▲ or ↗

End the search tone

Switchingthehandsetonandoff

Youcanswitchthehandsetofftosavethebatteries.

3sec ①

Switchthehandsetoff

① Switchthehandseton

6PrivateBranchExchanges/CLIP

Rbuttononprivatebranchexchanges

If the telephone is connected to a private branch exchange, function such a transferring calls and automatic call back can be used via the R button. The dealer where you purchased the exchange can provide information at whether the telephone will work properly with the exchange.

Numberforanoutsideline

In the case of private branch exchanges, it is necessary to dial anumber to get an outside linewidths corresponding diallingtone. Savethenumber for an outsideline in your handset, Page 37. It is automatically prefixed to a phone number dialled from the call log.

Diallingpause

When usingsomeolderprivatebranchexchanges, it takes a little time before the dialling tone becomes audible. Particularly in the case of such private branch exchanges, it is possible to insert adialling pause after then number for the outside lines that the number can be divided into continuous process without having to wait for the dialling tone.

2 sec Insertdiallingpause

After dialling then number for the outside, the telephone then waits 3 seconds before dialling the actual phonenumber.

Thediallingpausecanalsobeenteredwiththephonenumbersinthephone numbermemory.

Callernumberdisplay(CLIP 1)

If this function is available with your telephone, then number of the caller appears in the display when the phonerings. If the caller has suppressed transmission of his phone number, according message appears in the display. The phonenumber is not displayed and, as a result, is not stored in the calls list.

TheCLIP(callernumberdisplay)functionisanoptionalserviceofferedbytele-phonenetworkproviders.Contactyournetworkproviderforfurtherinformation.

7MenuStructure

Mainmenu

Access the Main menu by pressing the ≡ button. The way to navigate through the menusdescribedonPage32.

SPEICHERNNR0-Phonenumber
ANRUFLISTE 1	1-
	...
	0-OK LOESCHEN
CALLBYCALL1-Phonenumber
TASTENTOENETYP1
RUFTONMELODIETYP1
RUFTONLAUTLEVEL1
VIPTONRUF 2	TYP2
	...
	LEVEL2
	LEVEL3
	AUS
	VIPTONRUF1 NumberTYP1
	VIPTONRUF2	TYP2
		...

PINAENDERN 1 PIN [----] NEU [----] WDH [----]

WAHLHILFE ^2 EIN AUS

AMTSKENNZ ^3 Numberforanoutsideline

ANMELDEN ^4 PIN[----]BASIS1SUCHEN

	BASIS2
	BASIS3
	BASIS4
“012345”OK	AC-0000	WARTEN

MTRESET PIN[----]BESTAETIGEN

Deletinganentryfromthephonenumbermemory

≡ Openthemainmenu ▲ or▼ SPEICHERNNR ,OK Selectthefunctionandconfirm ▲ or▼ e.g.0.1- Selectthememorylocation ⊗ ,OK Deletethedigitsandconfirm

9CallLog

Atotalof10phonenumbersarestoredinacalllog.Whenanewcallisregistered,the iconappearsinthedisplay.

MessagesintheDisplay:

UNBEKANNT	The number has only been partially or incorrectly received. Theparticularsofthenumberarenotavailable.Thiscouldhavebeen aninternationalcall.
ANONYMThe	callerhassuppressedthetransmissionofhistelephonenumber oritwasnotpossibletotransmitthenumber.

Displayingphonenumbersinthecalllog

≡	Openthemainmenu
▲	or▼
ANRUFLISTE,OK		Openthecalllog
▲	or▼	Selecttherequiredentry
	The“ANRUF:”indicatorshowshowoftenthecallerhascalled.Afterdisplaying thephonenumber,thedateandtimethecallwasreceivedappearsinthedisplay.

Deletingphonenumberfromthecalllog

Deletingindividualphonenumbers

≡	Openthemainmenu
▲	or▼
ANRUFLISTE, OK		Openthecallog
▲	or▼	Selecttherequiredentry
OK	Activatethedeletingprocess
LOESCHEN	OK	Confirmthedeletingprocess or
LOESCHEN	⊗	Cancelthedeletingprocess

Deleteallphonenumbers

≡	Openthemainmenu
▲	or▼
LISTELÖSCH		,OK
PIN [----]		Enter the current PIN code
BESTAETIGEN	OK	Confirmthedeletingprocess or
BESTAETIGEN	⊗	Cancelthedeletingprocess

10SpecialFunctions

Diallingmode

Thetelephonecanbeoperatedinnew,digitalexchanges(TONE)aswellasanalogue exchanges(PULSE).

Temporarytonedialling

If you only operate the telephone using the PULSE dialling mode, you can still make use of the advantages of TONE dialling mode (e.g.: remote access of the answering machine in the conventional telephone network). You can temporarily switch to Tonedialling when a connection has already been made.

* Pressthebuttonduringthecall

Whenthecallisended, theequipmentautomaticallyswitchesbacktoPulsedialling.

Callbycall

Thisfunctionenablesastoredcallbycallnumbertobedialledpriortotheactualphone number. Up to 3 different call by call numbers, each with 10 digits, can be stored; Page 36. Thecallbycallnumberselecteddisdisplayedprecedingthephonenumber.Ifyou presstheCallbuttonfirsttoobtainadiallingtoneandthenenterthephonenumber,no storedcallbycallnumbercanbepredialled.

Prediallingacallbycallnumber

OK Openthecallbycallmemory

or OK Select the call by call number and confirm

Enterthephonenumberanddialit

Callbarring

Thisfunctioncanbeusedtobarsequencesofupto4digits. Thenumbersdefinedforcall barringapplytoalltheregisteredhandsets.

Neverenteranemergencycallnumberorthefirstdigitofanemergencycallnumber. Theseemergencycallnumberscannotbedialledifyoudo.

E.g.: Barringdigit1 would barallemergency call numbers beginning with "1".

Callbarring-examples

0Alllong-distancecallsarebarred.

00Allinternationalcallsarebarred.

017 Allmobilephonenumbersbeginningwith"017"arebarred.

019Allphonenumbersbeginningwith"019"arebarred.

WAHLHILFE

If you activate WAHLHILFE in the handset, phone numbers are automatically completed.

Thehandsetcomparestheinitialdigitsofphonenumbersenteredwiththephonenumbersinthephonenumbermemoryandcompletesthemiftheymatch. Thephonenumber displayedisdialledafterpressingtheCallbutton.

11 Expanding the Telephone System

Youcan expand your telephones system by adding more FootballIDECT200 handsets and FootballIDECT200 basestations.

Multiplehandsets

Upto6handsetscanberegisteredonthebasestation.

Registeringhandsets

Beforestartingwiththeregistrationprocessforahandset,switchthebasestationtoRegistrationmode.

6 sec ● InitiateRegistrationmode

Complete the registration process for your handset, ☐ Page 37. The currently valid PIN codeisusedforregistrationpurposes, ☐ Page37.

Thehandsetisautomaticallyassignedaninternalcallnumberfollowingregistration.The internalcallnumberappearsinthedisplay.

Deregisteringhandsets

Eachhandsetcanderegisteritselforotherhandsetsregisteredonthebasestation.Afterderegistration,themessageABGEMELDETappearsinthedisplayofthederegisteredhandset.

Multiplebasestations

Yourhandsetscanbesimultaneouslyregisteredonupto5differentbasestations.Each basestationrequiresitsowntelephonecablesocket.Connectionscanbeusedwiththe samecallnumberorwithdifferentones.

Callsinprogress, however, cannot betransferred from one basestation to another.

Increasingtherange

Positionthebasestationssothattherangesoftheindividualbasestationsoverlap. Test therangeofyourhandsetsbecauseobstructionsinbuildingsrestricttherange.Register the handset on all the base stations. Activate the BESTE BASIS selection of base station, Page37.Thehandsetthenautomaticallysearchesforthenearestbasestationwith thebestconnection.

Mobilitythroughregistrationatvariouslocations

Registerthehandsetonbasestationsatvariouslocations.ActivatetheBESTEBASIS selection of base station, Page 37. Regardless of your current location, the handset automaticallysearchesforabasestationwithinrange.

12IntheCaseofProblems

Servicehotline

Shouldproblemsarisewith the telephone, pleasereferto the following information first. In the case of technical problems, you can contact our hot lines service, tel. [phone] (cost via Telekomattime of going to print: 12ct/min). In the case of claims under the term so guarantee, contact your sales outlet. There is a year period of guarantee.

Problemsandsolutions

ProblemsSolutions
Handsetappearsdead andwillnotswitchon	-Removebatteriesfromhandsetfor1minuteandreplace
Noconnectiontobase stationpossible	-Checkthatthehandsethasbeenregisteredonthebase stationwiththecorrectPINcode. Page37
Notelephonecalls possible	-Thetelephonelineisnotconnectedproperlyorisdefective.Onlyusethetelephoneconnectioncablesupplied.-Testwhetherthetelephoneconnectionisinorderby usinganothertelephone.-Thepoweradaptorplugisnotpluggedinorthereisa completepowerfailure.-Therechargeablebatteriesareemptyordefective.-Thehandsetistoofarfromthebasestation.-Diallingmodeissetincorrectly. Page38
Connectionisdisturbed orcutoff	-Thehandsetistoofarfromthebasestation.-Thebasestationisinanunsuitablelocation.
Thesystemnolonger responds	-Resetallthefunctionstotheirdefaultsettings. Page37-Disconnectthepoweradapterplugbrieflyfromthe powersocket.
Thebatteriesareempty in a short time	-Thebatteriesareemptyordefective.-Placethehandsetinthebasestationproperly.Clean thecontactsurfacesonthehandsetandbasestation withasoft,drycloth.-Placethehandsetinthebasestationfor14hours.
TheCLIP 1 functiondoes notwork	-TheCLIP(callernumberdisplay)functionisanoptional serviceofferedbytelephonenetworkproviders.Contact yournetworkproviderforfurtherinformation.-Thecallerhassuppressedthetransmissionoftheir phonenumber.

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13TechnicalProperties

Technicaldata

FeatureValue
StandardDECT	1
PowersupplyInput:230V,50Hz	Output:9V,300mA
RangeOutdoors:Approx.300m	Indoors:Approx.50m
StandbyUpto170h
Max.talktimeUpto13,5h
3standardbatteriesAAA1,2VNI-MH
Diallingmode	TonediallingmodePulsediallingmode
Permissibleambienttemperature	10^30^
Permissiblerelativehumidity	20%to75%
Flashfunction	100ms

Defaultsettings

Restorethedefaultsettings(MTRESET), Page37

Handset

Language: German	Receiver volume: 2	Base selection: Base 1
Key lock: Off	Ringing melody: 1	HS name: MT1
Key beep: Off	Ringing volume: 2	Smart Dial: Off

Basestation

Recall (Flash) time: 100 ms	Dialling mode: Tone	PIN code: 0000
Accesscode:Empty

DeclarationofConformity

This device fulfil the requirements stipulated in the EU directive:

1999/5/EU directiveonradioequipmentandtelecommunicationsterminal equipmentandthemutualrecognitionoftheirconformity.Conformitywiththe abovementioneddirectiveisconfirmedbytheCEsymbolonthedevice.

ToviewthecompleteDeclarationofConformity, pleaserefertothefreedownloadavailableonourwebsitewww.audioline.de.

14Maintenance/Guarantee

Maintenance

• Cleanthehousing surfaces with asoft, fluff-freecloth.
• Neverusecleaningagentsorsolvents.

Guarantee

AUDIOLINEequipmentisproducedandtestedaccordingtothelatestproductionmethods. The implementation of carefully chosen materials and highly developed technologies ensure trouble-free functioning and long service life. The term so guaranteed on apply where the cause of equipment malfunction is the fault of the telephone network operator any interposed private branch extension system. The term so guaranteed on apply to the batteries or power packs used in the products. The period of guarantee is 24 months from the date of purchase.

Alldeficienciesresultingfrommaterialorproductionfaultswhichoccurduringtheperiod ofguaranteewillbeeliminatedfreeofcharge.Rightstocaimsunderthetermsofguaranteeareannulledfollowinginterventionbythepurchaserorthirdparties.Damagecaused asaresultofimproperhandlingoroperation,incorrectpositioningorstoring,improper connectionorinstallation,ActsofGodorotherexternalinfluencearenotcoveredbythe termsofguarantee.Inthecaseofcomplaints,wereservetherighttorepairorreplacedefectpartsorprovideareplacementdevice.Replacementpartsordevicesbecomeour property.Rightstocompensationinthecaseofdamageareexcludedwherethereisno evidenceofintentorgrossnegligencebythemanufacturer.

If you equipment show sign of defect during the period of guarantee, pleaser return to the sales outlet in which you purchased the AUDIOLINE equipment together with the purchase receipt. All right to claims under the term so guarantee in accordance with this agreement must be asserted exclusively with regard to your sales outlet. Two years after the purchase and transfer of four products, claims under the term so guarantee can no longer be asserted.

15Index

A

Automaticdialling,37

Automaticselection,42

B

Barlist,38

Barringlist,41

Barringphonenumbers,41

Batterychargestatus,28

C

Callbarring,38

Calllog,40

Call-by-Call,36

Call-by-call,41

Callernumber display(CLIP),35

Callingbackmissedcalls,33

Chargingthebatteries,28

Connectingthebasestation,27

Creatingentriesinthephone numbermemory,32,39

D

DeclarationofConformity,44

Defaultsettings,44

Deletinganentryfromthe phonenumbermemory,39

Deletingphonenumbersfrom thecallog,40

Deregisteringhandsets,42

Diallingmode,41

Diallingpause,35

Diallingphonenumbersfrom thephonebook,33

Displayingphonenumbersin thecalllog,40

E

Endingacall,33

Expandingthetelephonesystem,42

Explanations,30

G

Guarantee,45

H

Howtooperate thetelephone,30

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Iconsinthedisplay,30

Inthecaseofproblems,43

Increasingtherange,42

Insertingthebatteries,28

Internalcalls,33

K

Keylock,34

M

Mainmenu,36

Maintenance,45

Makingacall,33

Makinginternalcalls,33

MenuStructure,36

Messages,40

Mobility,42

Modifyingentriesinthephone numbermemory,39

Multiplebasestations,42

Multiplehandsets,42

Mutingthemicrophone,34

N

Navigationbuttons,31

Notation,30

Numberforanoutsideline,35

0

Operatingelements,29

P

Packagecontents,27

Paging,34

Phonenumbermemory,39

Privatebranchexchanges,35

Problemsandsolutions,43

Putting the telephone into operation, 27

R

Rbuttononprivatebranchex-changes,35

Receivervolume,34

Redialling,33

Registeringhandsets,42

S

Safetyinformation,26

Searchingforthehandset,34

Servicehotline,43

Settingthetime,28,38

Specialfunctions,41

Switchingthehandsetonand off, 34

T

Takingacall,33

Talktime,34

Technicaldata,44

Telephoning,33

Temporarytonedialling,41

Transferringexternalcallsinternally,34

Troubleshooting,43

W

Wahlhilfe,37,41

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