2N NetStar User Manual - Manual (Page 8)

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2.2 Outgoing Calls
To call a subscriber in a public/GSM/IP/private network, dial the subscriber number on
your phone.
Call Set-Up Options
Lift the handset and dial the subscriber number.
Press the HandsFree button and dial the subscriber number.
Dial the required number and lift the handset or press the HandsFree button
(using this option you can correct a wrongly dialled number).
If your phone is equipped with a headset, then all of the three above listed
options are available to you. Most probably you dial the number and then press
the HandsFree button to activate the headset. If the HandsFree button is not
used for controlling the headset, follow the manufacturer's instructions.
If you are using a software phone (e.g. SJ-phone), then follow the relevant
software control instructions. Mostly the number is entered from the numeric
keypad or directly by pressing the software phone's virtual buttons with the
mouse.
Calling Internal Subscriber
Dial the number of the internal (communication system) subscriber using one of
the options described above.
For a phone, you can use the internal phone directory function 2N StarPoint
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and search the number according to the subscriber name.
Calling External Subscriber
Dial the number of the external subscriber using one of the options described
above.
To access a public or private network it is mostly necessary to dial a network
access code before dialling the subscriber number, typically '0'. To make a call
over the VoIP dial '9' in most cases. Your service organisation will inform you
which access types are available to you.
You can also use any of the options described below to call an internal/external
subscriber (Speed Dialling, Hotline, Redial, Log Dialling, Direct Access). To use
some of the options ask your service organisation for settings.
Speed Dialling
Speed dialling is a simplified, mostly single-button dialling of a station, 2N NetStar
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user or group. Speed dialling must be set by the administrator.
Hotline
Hotline is the destination that is automatically dialled after handset lifting or HandsFree
activation and dialling timeout expiry. The destination can be another station, user,
group, public network subscriber, or the ringing table.