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Office 1600IP
Learn about Operation keys/Foxkeys
You use the operation keys to execute the basic functions. The Foxkeys are con-
text-sensitive and provide the most useful telephony functions:
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Click the Call key to initiate or terminate a call.
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The Last-number redial key gives you access to the last 10 call
numbers dialled.
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Use the Open listening key to hear your call party through your
PC's sounder (is not currently available).
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Click the Mute key if you do not want your call party to hear what you
are saying to a third party in the room.
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Depending on when you click the Volume keys you are changing
the volume of the dialling tone or the voice reception volume.
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This key is visible only while you are logged into a workgroups (see
"Call within the group", Page 69).
If you click the Break key, incoming calls to the workgroup are no
longer offered on your Office 1600/1600IP until you click the key
again.
This key is visible only while you are logged into a workgroup (see
"Call within the group", Page 69).
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The Continue key gives you the option to exit the wrap up time
early. This key is visible only while you are logged into a workgroup.
This key is visible only while you are logged into a workgroup (see
"Call within the group", Page 69).
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The Foxkeys provide you with context-sensitive telephony func-
tions.