Fujitsu SRS-1050 Telephone User Manual


 
Chapter 2 ( SRS-1050 Voice Features
Page 2-15
As a brief overview, the keys do
the following:
SPEAKER
Enables/disables handsfree
operation
REDIAL
Redials the last number you
dialed
HOLD
Holds an active call
CONFERENCE (button 18)
Adds additional parties to an
existing call
DROP (button 19)
Disconnects last party added to a
conference call
TRANSFER (button 20)
Transfers a call to a third party
you dial or select
Another function key, MIC-OFF,
(described later) is typically active
on the key at the upper-right of
the multifunction button array.
This key turns the microphone on
or off during handsfree or
handset operation.
The descriptions below briefly
identify each function button.
The following pages explain the
buttons in more detail.
SPEAKER
Enables placing and
receiving handsfree calls
These procedures assume that
the MIC-OFF key feature is
active. If not, the microphone is
always on.
Making a call using the
speaker and microphone
1. Press an idle CA or the
SPEAKER button. The
associated LED will light and
you will hear a dial tone from the
speaker.
2. Dial the desired number by
pressing the numeric keys. You
will hear the ringing tones
through the speaker.
3. If your call is answered,
converse with the calling party.
You can turn off the microphone
by pressing the MIC-OFF key;
its LED will turn red. No sound
will then be transmitted to the
other party, allowing you to
have a private conversation
with others in the room.
To turn the microphone back
on, press MIC-OFF again; the
associated red LED will go dark.
Receiving a call using the
speaker and microphone