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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: IP Phone
Table of contents
  1. Operating and display elements
  2. display symbols
  3. Product information
  4. user information
  5. purpose and function
  6. exclusion of liability
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Dialling and phoning
  10. Answering calls
  11. Making calls
  12. muting the microphone
  13. Using the display and operating elements
  14. Display
  15. Keys
  16. Input
  17. enters digits
  18. correcting your input
  19. Menu-guided navigation
  20. Signals
  21. Supplementary features
  22. Making and answering calls
  23. dialling from the phone book
  24. dialling from external phone books
  25. dialling from the call list of unanswered calls
  26. dialling from the call list of answered calls
  27. requesting a callback
  28. to answer the callback request
  29. answering call waiting
  30. starting an announcement
  31. receiving an announcement
  32. Using functions while in a call
  33. making a conference call
  34. transferring a call partner
  35. parking a call partner
  36. Organising absences from the desk
  37. forwarding calls (call forwarding)
  38. forwarding to voice mail
  39. forwarding to a message
  40. locking your phone
  41. unlocking your phone
  42. Functions for special situations
  43. deflect a call during the ringing phase
  44. reject a call during the ringing phase
  45. send text messages
  46. picking up a call
  47. making a call on a third-party phone
  48. answering a general bell
  49. tracking a malicious call
  50. silent intrusion
  51. free seating
  52. Setting functions by remote control
  53. Organisation within the team
  54. Personalizing your phone
  56. Setting the ringing properties (Audio)
  57. setting the ringing properties
  58. General settings
  59. changing the pin
  60. Protection settings
  61. Phone Book Management
  62. Configuring voice mail
  63. Configuring presence
  64. Configuring keys
  65. Formulating functions
  66. Installation and first-time operation
  67. Equipment provided
  68. Setting up and mounting the phone
  69. wall mounting
  70. Connect Aastra 5361
  71. Connect Aastra 5361ip
  72. connecting the power supply
  73. Further information
  74. Troubleshooting
  75. Declaration Open Source Software (Aastra 5361ip)
  76. Index
  77. Table Of Contents
  78. declaration of conformity
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Cordless Telephone
Table of contents
  1. aastra 630d
  2. Operating and display elements
  3. display symbols
  4. Safety
  5. dealing with batteries
  6. user information
  7. purpose and function
  8. document information
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Dialling and phoning
  12. Answering calls
  13. Making calls
  14. muting the microphone
  15. using a headset
  16. Using the display and operating elements
  17. Keys
  18. Input
  19. correcting your input
  20. Menu-guided navigation
  21. undoing actions
  22. Signals
  23. Supplementary features
  24. Making and answering calls
  25. dialling from the phone book
  26. dialling from the call list of unanswered calls
  27. dialling from the call list of answered calls
  28. requesting a callback
  29. to answer the callback request
  30. answering call waiting
  31. starting an announcement
  32. private call with pin
  33. Using functions while in a call
  34. making a conference call
  35. transferring a call partner
  36. parking a call partner
  37. Organising absences from the desk
  38. forwarding calls (call forwarding)
  39. forwarding to voice mail
  40. forwarding to a message
  41. Functions for special situations
  42. deflect a call during the ringing phase
  43. listening to voice mail
  44. send text messages
  45. picking up a call
  46. making a call on a third-party phone
  47. tracking a malicious call
  48. activating personal call routing
  49. free seating
  50. Setting functions by remote control
  51. Personalizing your phone
  52. Configuring cordless phone functions
  53. locking your phone
  54. unlocking your phone
  55. setting the server alarm
  56. logging a cordless phone on/off
  57. Display settings
  58. Setting the volume
  59. Profile settings
  60. Hands-free and headset settings
  61. General settings
  62. changing the admin pin
  63. managing communication systems
  64. retrieving information on your phone
  65. Protection settings
  66. Managing your private contacts
  67. Configuring voice mail
  68. Configure presence
  69. Configuring keys
  70. Formulating functions
  71. Alarm
  72. Alarm functions
  73. Using the no-movement, man-down and escape alarm
  74. Configuring the no-movement, man-down and escape alarm
  75. setting the alarm delay
  76. Setting the alarm signalling
  77. Triggering an alarm manually
  78. Locking the alarm settings
  79. Installation and first-time operation
  80. Equipment provided
  81. Connecting a cordless phone
  82. Battery
  83. Carry strap
  84. Logging your phone on
  85. Further information
  86. Troubleshooting
  87. Technical data
  88. Index
  89. Table Of Contents
  90. Table Of Contents
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: IP Phone
Table of contents
  1. Welcome
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Safety information
  6. Dealing with batteries
  7. Product information
  8. Data protection
  9. Limited Warranty (Australia only)
  10. warranty repair services
  11. after warranty service
  12. Document information
  13. Operating and display elements
  14. Key designations and sockets
  15. Display symbols
  16. Dialling and phoning
  17. Answering calls
  18. Making calls
  19. muting the microphone
  20. using a headset
  21. Using the display and operating elements
  22. Keys
  23. Input
  24. correcting your input
  25. Menu-guided navigation
  26. Signals
  27. Supplementary features
  28. Making and answering calls
  29. dialling from the phone book
  30. dialling from the call list of unanswered calls
  31. dialling from the call list of answered calls
  32. requesting a callback
  33. answering call waiting
  34. starting an announcement
  35. receiving an announcement
  36. Using functions while in a call
  37. making a conference call
  38. recording a call
  39. Organising absences from the desk
  40. absence information
  41. Voice messages and text messages
  42. send text messages
  43. read text messages
  44. Functions for special situations
  45. free seating
  46. Functions with OpenCount
  47. Functions with Aastra Alarm Server
  48. Setting functions by remote control
  49. Personalizing your phone
  50. Configuring cordless phone functions
  51. locking your phone
  52. Display settings
  53. Setting the volume
  54. Audio profile settings
  55. Hands-free and headset settings
  56. General settings
  57. Protect yourself against calls
  58. Managing your private contacts
  59. Configuring voice mail
  60. Configuring presence/presence profile
  61. Configuring keys
  62. Formulating functions
  63. Installation and first-time operation
  64. Equipment provided
  65. Connecting a cordless phone
  66. Battery
  67. charging the battery
  68. Carry clip or swivel clip
  69. Carry strap
  70. USB and external charging socket
  71. Logging your phone on
  72. Further information
  73. Troubleshooting
  74. Communication system and software versions
  75. Technical data
  76. Index
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone
Table of contents
  1. Operating and display elements
  2. operating and display elements
  3. display symbols
  4. Product information
  5. user information
  6. exclusion of liability
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Dialling and phoning
  10. Answering calls
  11. ending a call
  12. Making calls
  13. dialling with redial
  14. muting the microphone
  15. using a headset
  16. Using the display and operating elements
  17. Display
  18. Keys
  19. Input
  20. alpha keyboard
  21. correcting your input
  22. Menu-guided navigation
  23. Signals
  24. Supplementary features
  25. Making and answering calls
  26. dialling from the phone book
  27. dialling from external phone books
  28. dialling from the call list of unanswered calls
  29. dialling from the call list of answered calls
  30. requesting a callback
  31. to answer the callback request
  32. answering call waiting
  33. starting an announcement
  34. private call with pin
  35. Using functions while in a call
  36. making a conference call
  37. transferring a call partner
  38. parking a call partner
  39. Organising absences from the desk
  40. forwarding calls (call forwarding)
  41. forwarding to voice mail
  42. forwarding to a message
  43. locking your phone
  44. unlocking your phone
  45. Functions for special situations
  46. deflect a call during the ringing phase
  47. reject a call during the ringing phase
  48. send text messages
  49. picking up a call
  50. making a call on a third-party phone
  51. answering a general bell
  52. tracking a malicious call
  53. activating personal call routing
  54. free seating
  55. Setting functions by remote control
  56. Organisation within the team
  57. substituting for a team partner
  58. Line keys
  59. switching active lines
  60. Personalizing your phone
  62. Setting the ringing properties (Audio)
  63. setting the ringing properties
  64. Hands-free and headset settings
  65. to activate headset operation
  66. General settings
  67. changing the pin
  68. Protection settings
  69. Phone Book Management
  70. Configuring voice mail
  71. Configuring presence
  72. Configuring keys
  73. clearing a key
  74. Configuring Line Keys
  75. Formulating functions
  76. Operator console
  77. Information on the operator console
  78. personal key
  79. Setting the operator console
  80. deleting a line key
  81. Using an operator console
  82. Installation and first-time operation
  83. Equipment provided
  84. Options
  85. Setting up and mounting the phone
  86. wall mounting
  87. Connect Aastra 5380
  88. Connect Aastra 5380ip
  89. connecting the power supply
  90. Aastra M530/Aastra M535 expansion key module (optional)
  91. Labelling the Aastra M530 expansion key module
  92. Further information
  93. Troubleshooting
  94. Declaration Open Source Software (Aastra 5380ip)
  95. Index
  96. Table Of Contents
  97. declaration of conformity
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Cordless Telephone
Table of contents
  1. Welcome
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Safety information
  6. Dealing with batteries
  7. Product information
  8. Data protection
  9. Limited Warranty (Australia only)
  10. warranty repair services
  11. after warranty service
  12. Document information
  13. Operating and display elements
  14. Key designations and sockets
  15. Display symbols
  16. Dialling and phoning
  17. Answering calls
  18. Making calls
  19. muting the microphone
  20. using a headset
  21. Using the display and operating elements
  22. Keys
  23. Input
  24. correcting your input
  25. Menu-guided navigation
  26. Signals
  27. Supplementary features
  28. Making and answering calls
  29. dialling from the phone book
  30. dialling from the call list of unanswered calls
  31. dialling from the call list of answered calls
  32. requesting a callback
  33. answering call waiting
  34. starting an announcement
  35. receiving an announcement
  36. Using functions while in a call
  37. making a conference call
  38. recording a call
  39. Organising absences from the desk
  40. absence information
  41. Voice messages and text messages
  42. send text messages
  43. read text messages
  44. Functions for special situations
  45. free seating
  46. Functions with OpenCount
  47. Functions with Aastra Alarm Server
  48. Setting functions by remote control
  49. Personalizing your phone
  50. Configuring cordless phone functions
  51. locking your phone
  52. Display settings
  53. Setting the volume
  54. Audio profile settings
  55. Hands-free and headset settings
  56. General settings
  57. Protect yourself against calls
  58. Managing your private contacts
  59. Configuring voice mail
  60. Configuring presence/presence profile
  61. Configuring keys
  62. Formulating functions
  63. Alarm
  64. Locking the alarm settings
  65. Alarm functions
  66. Sensor alarm types
  67. Configuring the no-movement, man-down and escape alarm
  68. Setting the alarm signalling
  69. Triggering an alarm manually
  70. Installation and first-time operation
  71. Equipment provided
  72. Connecting a cordless phone
  73. Battery
  74. Carry strap
  75. USB and external charging socket
  76. Logging your phone on
  77. Further information
  78. Troubleshooting
  79. Communication system and software versions
  80. Technical data
  81. Index
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Product and Safety Information
  12. user information
  13. Safety Information
  14. Data Protection
  15. About this System Manual
  16. About Aastra
  17. System interfaces
  18. Network Interfaces
  19. Basic rate interface BRI-T
  20. Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint Connections
  21. Primary rate interface PRI
  22. Clock synchronization
  23. Direct Dialling Out (DDO)
  24. SIP acces
  25. Analogue Network Interfaces
  26. Analogue down-circuit connection
  27. Attenuation on analogue network interfaces
  28. Terminal interfaces
  29. DSI terminal interfaces
  30. IP terminal interface
  31. Analogue terminal interfaces
  32. Special Interfaces
  33. Interface for door intercom system
  34. Interface for general bell
  35. Numbering plan
  36. The System's Numbering Plan
  37. Categories in the Numbering Plan
  38. Exchange Access Categories
  39. Category for abbreviated dialling
  40. Category for emergency number
  41. Category for internal users
  42. Mobile phones
  43. Aastra Mobile Client (AMC)
  44. Virtual terminals
  45. PISN user
  46. Separate Regional Prefix Category
  47. Shared Numbering Plan
  48. PISN with different Regions
  49. Identification elements
  50. Internal and External Ringing Patterns
  51. Displaying Numbers (CLIP) and Names (CNIP)
  52. Displaying the CLIP
  53. CLIP with Incoming Calls
  54. Presentation of the CLIP on the Terminal
  55. Replicating the Name Display in the Communication Server
  56. Flow charts for name identification (CNIP)
  57. CLIP with Outgoing Calls
  58. Entering a fixed CLIP
  59. CLIP flowcharts for Outgoing Calls
  60. CLIP Display with a Virtual Network PISN User
  61. Outgoing call with local call forwarding
  62. Incoming call that is already redirected
  63. Incoming call with CDE overflow
  64. CLIP / COLP Settings
  65. User
  67. CLIP/CLIR settings
  68. Examples of CLIP Displays in the PISN
  69. PISN-Internal Calls
  70. Outgoing Calls to the Public Network
  71. Incoming calls from the public network
  72. CLIP format for transit connections in networks
  73. CLIP on analogue exchange accesses
  74. Routing elements
  75. Overview
  76. Trunk groups
  77. Trunk Groups of Network Interfaces
  78. Routing Functions of the Trunk Group for Incoming Calls
  79. Route
  80. The Route's Routing Functions
  81. Other Routing Functions for Outgoing Calls
  82. Direct Dialling Plan (DDI plan)
  83. Call Distribution Element (CDE)
  84. Call destination
  85. Routing Functions for Incoming Calls
  86. Other Functions and Settings of the CDE
  87. Switch Groups
  88. User Group
  89. Ordinary user groups
  90. Call distribution in the member group
  91. Large user groups
  92. User Groups for Voice Mail and Other Applications
  93. Application example for a user group
  94. User Configuration
  96. Operator console
  97. Routing Functions for Outgoing Calls
  98. Capolinea
  99. General bell
  100. Using Terminals as Key Telephones
  101. KT line and Line Key
  102. Incoming Calls via a KT Line
  103. Outgoing Calls via a KT Line
  104. Application Examples for Key Telephones
  105. Destination KT
  106. Queue with announcement (Number in Queue)
  107. ACD Server
  108. Call routing
  109. Dialling internal destinations via external call numbers
  110. Internal Digit Barring
  111. Call from the Public Network
  112. Call from the Private Leased-Line Network
  113. direct routing
  114. Personal call routing
  115. Response if busy
  116. Forwarding a call if busy
  117. Not Forwarding a Call if busy
  118. Response if unobtainable
  119. Emergency Routing
  120. Release Destination if Dialling is Incomplete
  121. Automatic reject of collect calls
  122. Outgoing traffic
  123. Digit barring
  124. Call to the Public Network
  125. Routing the call
  126. Call to the public Network via a Key Telephone
  127. Call to the public Network via an operator console
  128. Exchange access
  129. Call to the private Leased-Line Network
  130. Call to a DSS1 Terminal equipment on the S Bus (DDO)
  131. Least Cost Routing (LCR)
  132. LCR function
  133. Allocating the Internal Routing Table (LCR Table)
  134. Selecting the Network Provider (Routing Tables)
  135. Time zone
  136. Alternative Routing (Fallback Routing)
  137. Conversion and Routing (Network Provider Table)
  138. Bypassing LCR manually (Forced Routing)
  139. LCR with Key Telephones
  140. Call logging and Data Protection
  141. Higher-Level LCR Settings
  142. Exchange-to-Exchange Connection
  143. Setting up Exchange-to-Exchange Connections
  144. Clearing down Exchange-to-Exchange Connections
  145. Possible Exchange-to-Exchange Connections
  146. Transferring Call Forwarding Unconditional to the Exchange
  147. Three-Party Connections in the Exchange
  148. Transit Routing in the Private Leased-Line Network
  149. From the Public Network to the Private Leased-Line Network
  150. From the private leased-line network into the public network
  151. line network
  152. Testing overflow routing in the PISN
  153. Overflow routing within the private leased-line network
  154. Overflow routing via the public network
  155. Break-Out
  156. Data service
  157. Data-service connections and destination tables
  158. Routing in the private leased-line network
  159. User-to-user signalling (UUS)
  160. Fax service
  161. Call logging (CL)
  162. Individual charge counting or ICC
  163. Surcharge calculator
  164. ICC report
  165. Call logging for outgoing calls (OCL)
  166. General OCL settings
  169. Charge management
  170. Virtual charges
  171. Call data output
  172. Output types
  173. Printer faults
  174. Output formats
  175. Structure of the PC5 output format
  176. Data fields of the PC format
  177. Explanation of the data fields
  178. serial number
  179. server
  180. Examples of PC5 output in a PISN
  181. Protocol format
  182. Individual receipt format
  183. Output formats PC1 to PC4
  184. PC1 format
  185. PC2 format
  186. PC3 format
  187. Features
  188. Description categories and terminology
  189. Information about the system phones
  190. Terminology
  191. Network services, authorizations and operation
  192. ISDN supplementary services supported
  193. Notifications supported by the system
  194. Features in the private network
  195. Virtual Networking in the ISDN Network
  196. Features in the up-circuit communication server
  197. User-related features
  198. User-related authorizations
  199. Operating the features on the terminal
  200. Configurable keys
  201. Languages supported
  202. default values
  203. One Number user concept
  204. Call Forwarding Unconditional functions
  205. Call Forwarding Unconditional to exchange
  206. Wait for connection" setting
  207. Examples of Call Forwarding Unconditional
  208. Follow me
  209. Call Forwarding on No Reply (CFNR)
  210. Deflecting a call during the ringing phase (CD)
  211. Reject call
  212. Twin Mode / Twin Comfort
  213. Do not disturb
  214. Substitution
  215. DECT Follow Me
  216. Organising absences on the workstation
  217. Connections involving several users
  218. Hold (enquiry call)
  219. Enquiry call with return to initial call
  220. Brokering (switching back and forth between two calls)
  221. Three-party conference from an enquiry call
  222. Conference
  223. Call transfer (switching)
  224. Call transfer without prior notice
  225. Call transfer if busy
  226. Recall
  227. Call acceptance
  228. Added features
  229. Voice memory capacity and voice channels
  230. Operation of the voice mail functions
  231. communication system
  232. Audio guide
  233. Scope
  234. Access concept
  235. Functions in prefix dialling
  236. Suffix dialling functions
  237. Dialling by name
  238. End-of-selection signal
  239. Call waiting
  240. Intrusion
  241. Silent intrusion
  242. connections overview
  243. Announcement to one or more users
  244. Intercom
  245. Charge recall
  246. Picking up a call
  247. Hotline
  248. Sending and reading text messages
  249. Message function
  250. Leave message
  251. Standard texts
  252. Park
  253. Central call parking
  254. Call parking function of the key telephone
  255. Call parking function on the operator console
  256. Callback if user busy / free
  257. Callback to free user
  258. Wait until free
  259. Team functions
  260. Locking and unlocking terminals
  261. Locking / unlocking terminals (telephone lock)
  262. Unlocking the terminal for each call
  263. Making calls with your own settings on a third-party phone
  264. Private calls with PIN
  265. Appointment reminder call
  266. Acceptance of a call or data connection
  267. Accepting the connection
  268. Take (taking a call)
  269. Fast take (pick up a call or a call connection)
  270. default settings
  271. Room monitoring (Baby surveillance)
  272. Functions
  273. Passive room monitoring
  274. Conversation recording
  275. Special features
  276. Answer general bell
  277. General bell on analogue terminal interface FXS
  278. Announcement service
  280. Clear configurations
  282. Suppression of the call number display
  283. Recording malicious calls (MCID)
  284. User group: Logging in and logging out
  285. Home alone
  286. Switching switch groups
  287. Switch control outputs
  288. Door function
  289. Door bell
  290. Open door"
  291. Dial door intercom
  292. System time and system date
  293. Free seating
  294. Remote control features
  295. Remote controlling features from within the system
  296. Remote controlling features from outside the system
  297. Time-controlled functions
  298. Hospitality/Hotel
  299. Configuration and operating concept
  300. Network printer and Aastra 400 Print Spooler
  301. System configuration
  302. Setting up phone booths
  303. Message and Alarm Systems
  304. Internal messaging system for system phones
  305. External messaging and alarm systems
  306. Alarm handling
  307. Alarm trigger with ATAS/ATASpro
  308. Functions with Aastra Alarm Server
  309. Interface descriptions
  310. Features Overview
  311. Limited Warranty (Australia only)
  312. Index
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Brand: Aastra | Category: Network Hardware
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Conference System
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Introduction
  3. Key Description
  4. Installation
  5. Prompts and Indicators
  6. Making and Answering Calls
  7. Customizing your phone
  8. Using the Directory
  9. Softkey Memory
  10. Using the Callers List
  11. Headset/ Dataport Operation
  12. Icons
  13. Troubleshooting
  14. Limited Warranty
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone
Table of contents
  1. key features
  2. feature highlights
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Introduction
  3. Key Description
  4. Installation
  5. Prompts and Indicators
  6. Making and Answering Calls
  7. Status lights
  8. Customizing your phone
  9. Using the Directory
  10. Changing entries in the Directory
  11. Saving a name and number to a Softkey Button
  12. Only Erase the Speed Dial soft key
  13. Using the Callers List
  14. Headset/ Dataport Operation
  15. Icons
  16. Troubleshooting
  17. Limited Warranty
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Introduction
  3. Key Description
  4. Installation
  5. Prompts and Indicators
  6. Making and Answering Calls
  7. Status lights
  8. Customizing your phone
  9. Using the Directory
  10. Changing entries in the Directory
  11. Softkey Memory
  12. To Delete a Speed Dial softkey
  13. Assigning a Redial List Entry to a Speed Dial softkey
  14. Using the Callers List
  15. Headset/ Dataport Operation
  16. Icons
  17. Troubleshooting
  18. Limited Warranty
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470

Brand: Aastra | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Product and Safety Information
  8. Safety information
  9. Data protection
  10. About this System Manual
  11. About Aastra
  12. System Overview
  13. Positioning
  14. Aastra system phones and clients
  15. Various phones and terminals
  16. Applications and application interfaces
  17. Application interfaces
  18. Message and alarm systems
  19. CTI - Computer Telephony Integration
  20. ISDN interface
  21. Connection options
  22. Expansion Stages and System Capacity
  23. Basic system
  24. Interfaces, display and control elements
  25. Power supplies
  26. Ethernet concept
  27. DSP Resources
  28. Expansion with cards and modules
  29. IP media module
  30. Call charge modules
  31. Interface cards
  32. Trunk card
  33. Terminal cards
  34. Application card CPU2
  35. System capacity
  36. Terminals
  37. Terminal and network interfaces
  38. auto attendant
  39. Power supply capacity
  40. Supply power available for terminals
  41. Power supply per interface
  42. Installation
  43. Fitting the communication server
  44. Safety regulations
  45. Desktop installation
  46. Fitting an additional fan
  47. Earthing and protecting the communication server
  48. Connecting the earthing wire
  49. Connecting the cable screening
  50. Internal power supply unit
  51. External auxiliary power supply unit
  52. Uninterruptible power supply (UPS)
  53. Equipping the Basic System
  54. Fitting application card CPU2
  55. Fitting DSP modules
  56. Fitting IP Media modules
  57. Fitting call charge modules
  58. Component mounting rules
  59. Connecting the communication server
  60. Connection via main distribution board
  61. Connection to a universal building cable installation (UBC)
  62. Cabling interfaces
  63. Network Interfaces
  64. Primary rate interface PRI
  65. FXO network interfaces
  66. Terminal interfaces
  67. BRI-S terminal interfaces
  68. FXS terminal interfaces
  69. Fan-out panel FOP
  70. Ethernet interfaces
  71. status led
  72. Installing, powering and connecting terminals
  73. Aastra 5360/5361/5370/5380
  74. Office 25, Office 35, and Office 45/45pro
  75. DECT radio units and cordless phones
  76. Installing the radio units
  77. IP system phones
  78. Aastra SIP and standard SIP phones
  79. Configuration
  80. AM manager
  81. Auxiliary applications
  82. Access types
  83. User Access Control
  84. Administration rights
  85. Interface access
  86. Passwords
  87. Password syntax
  88. Incorrect password
  89. Automatic exit from the configuration
  90. Access enabled by local users
  91. Function keys for remote access authorization
  92. Data exchange between communication server and PC
  93. Working offline (AMS database)
  94. Working online (communication server database)
  95. Import / Export Configuration data
  96. Configuring
  97. Operation and Maintenance
  98. System software
  99. Boot software
  100. Update Software
  101. Standard upload
  102. Emergency Upload of the system software
  103. Software of corded system phones
  104. Hardware update
  105. Licenses and EIM card
  107. New card with fewer ports
  108. Change slot
  109. Change the IP media module
  110. Replacing the call charge module
  111. Replacing the Flash Card
  113. Replacing system terminals
  114. DECT terminals
  115. Display and control panel
  116. statu LED
  117. boot menu
  118. Status LEDs on the applications server
  119. Colour display
  120. Operations supervision
  121. Event type
  122. Event table
  123. Signal destinations
  124. System Event Manager SEM
  125. Operating state and error displays
  127. Operating state of the Aastra DECT radio units
  128. Malfunction of the Aastra DECT radio unit
  129. Malfunctions of the DECT charging bays
  130. Longclicks on Aastra DECT cordless phones
  131. Overload code displays Office 135 / Office 160
  132. Other aid
  133. Fault & Maintenance Manager
  134. Annex
  135. Rating Plate and Designation Stickers
  136. Equipment Overview
  137. Technical Data
  138. Communication server
  139. Dimensions of cards and modules
  140. LAN switch
  141. Aastra DECT Radio units
  142. Operation of digital system phones
  143. Alpha keyboard Aastra 5380/5380ip
  144. Alphanumerical keyboard (AKB)
  145. Function commands (macros)
  146. Functions and terminals no longer supported
  147. Licensing information of third-party software products
  148. Documents and online help systems with further information
  149. application notes
  150. Index
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