Product guide

A5000 R5.4 Product Guide – SIP terminals – Aastra 6700i range
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Programming assistant keys
The following keys have to be configured on the terminal for each manager:
 Activation/deactivation key
 A reduced intercom key, with the manager’s number, which enables her to:
 Call her manager
 Know his status
 Answer the manager’s call when filtering is not enabled, and if he fails to answer.
On the terminal, the assistant sees whether the call is meant for her manager(s) or for herself.
The manager and assistant must have the appropriate individual rights:
 Manager: immediate forwarding allowed
 Assistant: assistant forwarding allowed.
35.15.3 Login/logout – free seating
This function reinforces the mobility of terminals A6700i.
Therefore, from R5.2, free seating becomes available on A6700i in addition to A6750, A5300, A5300ip
and i/M7xx.
It enables the subscriber to log on to any type of terminal (A6700i, M7xx, i7xx, A5300 and A5300ip)
without restarting his terminal and losing his subscription.
Note:
 From A5000 R5.4, free-seating is available with multi-line subscriptions.
 It is not available on A6751i.
Description :
 Free-seating enables a subscriber to change from one terminal type to the other and to find
his profile on another terminal in the multi-site configuration.
 The features managed on the iPbx are available after a login/logout:
 Voice mail notification
 The call log managed by the iPbx (except for A6739i the call log of which is stored on
the terminal)
 Information about missed calls
 Programmed forwarding
 Subscription language and rights
 The system keys managed by the iPbx. These do not include the keys programmable
by the user or administrator, which are the same for all the users.
 iPbx directory access
 Programmed keys of the subscription (Intercom, facilities and CCOs) if an AM 7450 is
installed