Operating instructions

Call forwarding

If your telecommunications network or your PABX has the “call forwarding” function,

you can use the necessary settings. You just need to enter the target time interval for

call forwarding via the “time control”. This way, you may forward incoming calls to

your private telephone after 6 p.m. In the morning, you can forward incoming calls to

your business telephone again (day/night mode).

Normally, you need to dial a code in front of the target number (e. g. * 21 *) to acti-

vate a call forwarding. A second code (e. g. #21#) would de-activate the call for-

warding. (Please also refer to the operating instructions provided by your telecom-

munications network provider or your PABX manufacturer.).

Programmable parameters for the call forwarding function

Activation ............................... Here, you can enter the code to activate the call for-

warding function. Up to 6 digits are available for your

entry. “–” means: “input position deleted”.

De-activation .......................... Here, you can enter the code to de-activate the call

forwarding function. Up to 6 digits are available for

your entry. “–” means: “input position deleted”.

Target number ....................... >>

Target number ........... Here, enter the target number to which incoming

calls shall be forwarded. You have a maximum of 25

digits available to enter the destination number.