Selected video explanations, paired with the written guides and version notes that help you put them to use.
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Follow a call as a third participant is contacted and joined, then compare holding the conference with splitting it into separate calls. This is useful for understanding the different effects of leaving a conference and ending every participant’s call.
Follow a recent call into its information screen, save the number as a contact and edit the local directory entry. The video links two everyday tasks: finding a previous caller and making that person easier to reach next time.
A short operation guide shows how the configured CP1 and CP2 keys place a call in a shared parking slot. It reinforces why another authorized phone can retrieve a parked call while an ordinary held call normally remains associated with its original handset.
Compare consulting with a recipient before transfer with sending the caller directly. The narration also explains the press-and-hold gesture used in this configuration to select a different transfer mode, making it useful for staff who encounter two apparently similar transfer controls.
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