Bang & Olufsen BeoCom 3 User manual

BeoCom 3
Guide

BeoCom 3
With BeoCom 3, you can manage
your calls using the phone’s display.
The display guides you through the
use of the phone when you want to
make a call, answer a call or adjust
the phone’s settings.
BeoCom 3 is an ISDN phone. With
ISDN, you have two telephone lines
coming into your home. This enables
you to be on the phone while using
the Internet, or handle two calls at
the same time.
You can have up to two telephone
numbers for each line in your
BeoCom 3, which also supports
many ISDN services.
BeoCom 3 is also an excellent tool
for a business run from home. It
offers easy access to the built-in
Phonebook and calls using either the
headset or hands-free, which frees
up both of your hands for other
tasks while you are speaking.

4Contents
Connect your BeoCom 3
6Placement and surroundings
– technical data
6Set the phone up as your main or
secondary phone
6Connect to an ISDN socket
7Special features of your BeoCom 3
7Connect and use a headset
7Phone maintenance and cleaning
25 Select the number and settings for
lines 1 and 2
Getting started with your
BeoCom 3
8Key pad and display
– what does each key represent?
10 Indicator lights
– why are the indicator lights flashing?
10 The Extra key
32 Overview of menus
Daily use – make and answer calls
11 Make and answer a call
– make, end and answer calls – switch
between lines 1 and 2
11 Hands-free or headset calls
– answer and make a call without lifting
the handset
12 Edit a number while dialling
12 Adjust the volume while calling
12 Turn the microphone off
13 Advice of charge for a call
13 Voice Mail
13 Call back – when the number is
engaged
The built-in Phonebook
14 Store name and number in the
Phonebook after a call
– entering a name
14 Enter a new name and number in the
Phonebook
15 Search in the Phonebook and make a
call
15 Search alphabetically in the
Phonebook
15 See the status of the Phonebook
16 Edit a name/number in the
Phonebook
16 Delete a name/number in the
Phonebook
16 Copy a name/number in the
Phonebook
Extension numbers – call and
store
17 Call an extension number
– a pause between a phone number and
an extension number is automatically
inserted
17 Store an extension number
in the Phonebook
Caller ID – use and edit
18 Using Caller ID
– see the names and numbers of
incoming calls and call the number from
the caller ID list
18 Delete names and numbers from the
Caller ID list – delete the entire list
Redial – use and editing
19 Using the Redial list
– see the names and numbers of
outgoing calls and make a new call using
the Redial list
19 Delete names and numbers from the
Redial list – delete the entire list
26 Turn the Extended Redial off
– the phone stores calls from other
phones in the Redial list

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Two calls at the same time
20 Switch between two calls – Holding
and Call Waiting
– place a call on hold – resume a call
21 Connect two external calls
21 Three-party conference call
Transfer a call
22 Transfer a call
– transfer your call to another phone
22 Answering a call from another
telephone
27 Identify a call prior to transfer
– Answering a call to another telephone,
you must assign a number to the call
Call diversion
23 Turn Call diversion on or off
– select the call diversion type and
number
31 Call diversion – in the office
Set the ringer signal
24 Set the volume, melody and ringer
delay
– select the ringer delay – the length of
time before BeoCom 3 rings
30 An example… several phones in the
home
Settings – for your phone or
phone system
25 Select the number and settings for
lines 1 and 2
25 Set a fixed volume
– select the volume that all calls should
start with
26 Turn Extended Redial off
– the phone stores calls from other
phones in the Redial list
26 Turn the flashing indicator lights off
27 Select language
Extended settings
28 Identifying calls prior to transfer
– to transfer a call to another telephone,
you must assign a number to the call
28 Set the display contrast
29 Set the phone for use with a
switchboard
29 Call transfer
29 Read the version number in the
phone display
30 Clear the Phonebook and settings
– delete the contents of the Phonebook
and restore the default settings
System with several BeoCom 3
phones
31 An example… several telephones in
the home
32 Call diversion – in the office
Overview of menus
33 Overview of menus for settings
ISDN services and BeoCom 3
34 Which ISDN Services does BeoCom 3
support…?
What do I do if…
35 Questions and answers
For your information…
36 For your information
37 Conditions of the guarantee

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Place and connect the phone to
your ISDN connection as shown
and described below.
If you have several ISDN phones,
they must be adapted to the
function they fulfil – as a main or
secondary phone.
You can only have one main
phone for each ISDN connection.
The other phones on the same
connection must be secondary
phones.
The main phone works during a
power failure and can therefore
be used for emergency calls.
Secondary phones do not work
during a power failure.
When you have connected your
BeoCom 3, you must link phone
numbers (MSN numbers) to line 1
and line 2 and set up the line. This
will enable you to get full use of
the phone’s options and your
ISDN services, see page 25.
You should not set the time on
the phone yourself. The time and
date are set automatically the first
time you make an outgoing call
and get through.
BeoCom 3 supports the use of
headsets and you can switch
between using the handset, the
headset or a hands-free call at any
time.
Headsets can be purchased as an
accessory.
Connecting your BeoCom 3
Placement
The phone must not be placed in damp,
dusty or polluted surroundings and should
not be exposed to direct sunlight or
liquids.
Surroundings – technical data
– ambient temperature: 0° – 45°C
– relative humidity: 15% – 95%
– Terminal Equipment Equivalence Factor: 4
Setting BeoCom 3 as a main or
secondary phone
The phone is pre-set to work as a main
phone. You therefore only need
to change this setting if the phone is to
function as a secondary phone.
> Set the mode switch underneath the phone
to ON for a main phone or OFF for a
secondary phone. Use a sharp object, e.g. a
small screwdriver.
> Replace the cover.
Please note that only the main phone will work
in the event of a power failure. Secondary
phones cannot be used during a power failure.
Connecting to the ISDN socket
To start using the phone, it must be
connected to an ISDN socket.
> Connect the phone plug to the ISDN socket
(the NT box).
> Connect the NT box to the mains to ensure
that the phone works properly.
See page 25 for line setup and selecting your
individual phone numbers for lines 1 and 2.
You can place the handset in the holder in
the way that suits you best. The handset can
be turned round in the holder.
OFF
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ISDN
(NT box)

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Special features of your BeoCom 3
BeoCom 3 is intended for use on public ISDN
networks. The phone supports a large number
of ISDN services, some of which require you to
take out special subscriptions with the phone
company.
The phone can only be expected to function in
the country for which it was manufactured, as
legal requirements and ISDN services may vary
from country to country. It will state on the
packaging which country your BeoCom 3 is
manufactured for. The national identity letters
can be found above the lowest barcode on the
label. If you are in any doubt about the use of
your BeoCom 3, please contact your retailer for
more information.
Bang & Olufsen hereby declare that BeoCom 3
is in accordance with the fundamental
requirements and other relevant regulations in
Directive 1999/5/EC.
Connect and use a headset
Headsets can be purchased as an accessory.
Connect the headset to the socket on the
side of your BeoCom 3.
Make a call using a headset…
Contact your retailer for more information on
headsets.
Phone maintenance and cleaning
Clean your BeoCom 3 with a soft, damp
cloth with a few drops of mild detergent
added.
Enter the phone number
Press to dial
Press to end your call
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In addition to working as a normal
phone, your BeoCom 3 has many
extra features.
To give you a quick overview of
how to use BeoCom 3, the
meaning and function of each key
are presented here. Information
about the display content is given
as well as an explanation of why
the indicator lights flash below the
display.
You can see an overview of the
phone’s menu system on page 32.
Page 33 shows an overview of the
many ISDN services that the
phone supports. By using both B
channels, BeoCom 3 can provide
some services without going via
the exchange, which enables
you to use these services without
a subscription with your telephone
company. When both B channels
are used to provide services, you
will not be able to simultaneously
call from another phone or be
connected to the Internet.
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Digit keys for entering phone numbers.
Keys used in phone numbers, for Call
diversion and ISDN services.
Connects and disconnects the microphone,
and inserts a pause in a phone number.
Connects and disconnects the hands-free
function.
Connects and disconnects the headset.
Getting started with your BeoCom 3

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Indicator lights
The indicator lights above Lines 1 and 2 light
up when a line is in use, and flash to indicate
when a call is on hold or to indicate status.
Line 1 Line 2
Select which line to use – line 1 or line 2.
Extra
Displays additional functions in certain
situations.
Transfer
Transfers a call you are making to another
phone on the same ISDN connection.
Turn the wheel to search in Phonebook, Redial,
Caller ID and the phone’s menu system. During
the call, turn the wheel to increase or decrease
the volume.
OK
Press OK to accept and store entries. Press OK
to accept the choice in the display.
Phonebook
Gives access to the Phonebook.
Caller ID
Gives access to the Caller ID list.
Redial
Gives access to the Redial list.
Menu
Gives access to the phone’s menu system.
C
Deletes the most recent entry.
Press C and hold it down to leave the menu
system or a function. You can also use C to
reject a call.
The display shows the latest information and
the status of the selected line.
– unanswered call
– there are new Voice Mail messages
– you have selected ‘Call diversion’
– you have registered a call as a Call back call
– you have turned the ringer signal off
Linie 1 Linie 2 Ekstra Flyt
19 February 09:20
1 new call
1 new Voice Mail
The display shows the phone’s current status
for the selected line, and guides you through
the phone’s operations and functions.
The guide tab shown in the display indicates
which line is in use, and whether extra
functions are available.

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The indicator lights
The indicator lights above the keys Line 1 and
Line 2 are the phone’s news and status
indicators. During a call, the indicator light
lights up above the line that is in use, and
flashes when a call is on hold.
When the phone is not in use, the indicator
lights will flash when…
– the phone rings
– unanswered Caller IDs are registered
– there are new Voice Mail messages
– the phone is diverting all calls
– a call is registered as a Call Back call
– the ringer signal is disconnected
Find out why the indicator lights are
flashing...
You can turn off the indicator lights, see
page 26 for more instructions.
The Extra key
In many situations, you will have access to
additional functions. This is indicated by a
guide tab in the display just above the Extra
key.
For example, there are extra functions in the
Phonebook, in Caller ID and Redial, and when
you are managing two calls at the same time.
When you are entering a name in the
Phonebook for example, the Extra key gives
you direct access to:
> store in the Phonebook.
> enter international characters while you are
typing a name – see page 14.
> edit the number or 'Exit without storing'.
Press to see the status of line 1
or line 2
Turn the wheel to highlight
one of the reasons
Press OK for more information
Linie 1
Linie 2
OK
Line 1 Line 2 Extra Move
Enter name
ABCDEFGHIJKLM. Extra
>> Getting started using BeoCom 3

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You can make a call by lifting the
handset, using the hands-free
function or the headset. For a
hands-free call or when calling
using the headset, you can make
a call without lifting the handset.
If you want to take a new call
during a call, the Call Waiting
service must be switched on, see
page 25.
During the call, you can quickly
adjust the volume level using the
wheel. If you do not wish the
person on the phone to overhear
a conversation you are having
with a person in the room, you
can switch off the microphone.
The ISDN service Advice of Charge
shows the cost of the call instead
of the call duration immediately
after the call has ended.
The ISDN service Voice Mail is a
telephone answering machine on
the network, which takes a
message when you are unable to
answer a call. BeoCom 3 shows a
message in the display when new
messages have been taken.
When a phone number is
engaged, you can register the call
as a Call back call. When the
number is free again, BeoCom 3
will give a signal and ask whether
you want to make the call again.
Make and answer calls
The phone is normally linked to calls on
line 1. If you wish to make a call from line
2, you therefore need to press Line 2.
The phone number (Multiple Subscriber
number) for the line that is being used
will be shown as the Caller ID to the
person you are calling.
Making a call…
Answering a call…
Lift the handset to answer the
call
or
Rejecting a call...
Press C and then OK to reject
the call
Replace the handset in the cup
in order to end the call
During a call, you can switch from the handset
to the hands-free function or headset by
holding or down, while you place the
handset in the cup.
You can disconnect a call by lightly pressing
the top of the cup. You will hear a new dialling
tone immediately, and you can then make a
new call.
If you reject a call, the person who is calling
will hear the engaged tone.
Hands-free call or call using a
headset
Dial or answer a call without lifting the
handset, so that you can have both hands
free while you speak.
Make a call and answer hands-free…
Make a call and answer hands-free…
Lift the headset if you want to transfer the call
to the handset or press to switch to hands-
free.
Daily use – make and answer calls
Select line 2 by pressing
line 2…
Enter the phone number
Lift the handset to make the
call
Replace the handset in the cup
to end the call
Line 2
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Enter the phone number
Press to dial
Press to end your call
Answer a call hands-free…
Press to answer the call
Press to end the call
0 –9
Enter the phone number
Press to dial
Press to end the call
Answer a call using the
headset…
Press to answer the call
Press to end the call
0 –9

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Edit the number
If you enter the phone number before you
lift the handset, you can edit the number
before you dial.
Adjust the volume
During a call, you can adjust the volume in
eight steps, where 1 is the lowest volume
and 8 is the highest.
The display indicates whether you are turning
the volume up or down.
A new call will start at the volume you last
used. If you want all calls to start at the same
volume, you should set a fixed volume, see
page 25.
Turn the microphone on or off
If you do not wish the person on the
phone to overhear a conversation you are
having with a person in the room, you can
switch off the microphone.
If the microphone has been turned off, you will
hear a sound signal in the handset or in the
speaker.
Level
Level 4
The microphone is off
Emma Jones
96844400
Call duration: 8:00
Turn the wheel to move the
indicator to the desired
position in the number
Press C to delete the digit
or
Press and hold C for 2 seconds
to delete the entire number
Edit the number or enter the
whole number again
C
0 –9
Press to turn off the
microphone
Press to turn on the
microphone again
Enter number
96844400
Turn the wheel to increase or
decrease the volume
>> Daily use – make and answer calls

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Checking the cost of the call
Using Advice of charge, you can see the
cost of each call you make. The cost is
shown in the display immediately after
you have ended the call.
Check the cost after a call…
Check the cost of a previous call…
The cost shown does not necessarily
correspond to the bill you receive from the
telephone company, e.g. any discounts will not
be included.
When you use Advice of charge, you will not
be able to see the call duration for a call later.
This is only shown during a call.
Voice Mail
Voice Mail is a telephone answering service
on the phone network. Voice Mail takes a
message when you cannot answer a call
yourself. BeoCom 3 shows you when new
messages have been taken.
Listen to a message…
The new view for each Voice Mail will normally
be automatically deleted by the telephone
company after you have listened to it. If this is
not done, you can reset the view in the display.
Reset the view…
Call back
– when the number is engaged
When a phone number is engaged, you
will be asked via the phone display
whether you want to be informed when
the number becomes free again.
Register a call as a Call back call…
When the number becomes free, the phone
will ring with a special ringer signal, and the
display will show the message ‘Subscriber free
now’ and ‘Subscr. free, call back?’
If you regret a Call back…
Replace the handset in the cup
to end the call
The cost of the call is shown in
the display
Press Redial to access the
Redial list
Turn the wheel to select a
name and number
Press OK to bring up the
Redial information
Redial
OK
Turn the wheel to display new
messages
Press OK to see information on
the new message
Press OK to call Voice Mail
Wait for more instructions
from the automatic answering
machine…
OK
OK
Turn the wheel to display new
messages
Press OK
Press Extra.
The display shows ‘Reset’?
Press OK to reset the view in
the display
OK
Extra
OK
Press OK to register the call as
a Call back call
Lift the handset to make the
call
Turn the wheel to display Call
back
Press OK
Turn the wheel to select a
number and press OK
Turn the wheel to select ‘Yes’
or ‘No’
Press OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
NOTE! Contact your telephone company for
their range of and prices for Advice of charge,
Voice Mail and Call back.
New Voice Mails
Number : 2
Date : 8 Feb.
Time : 12.57
Check Voice Mail?
The number is busy
Bridget Smith
96844610
Call back when free?
Call ended
Bridget Smith
96844610
Charge: £0.17.

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The built-in Phonebook will
quickly become your handy
reference when you want to call
family or friends. Just search for
the right name and dial.
The Phonebook can contain
approximately 250 names and
numbers, which are shown in the
display in alphabetical order.
You can easily build up your
Phonebook by storing relevant
phone numbers in the Phonebook
immediately after the call has
ended.
There are different ways of
searching. You can either search
for all names or search
alphabetically for the first letter.
Numbers without a name
can be found under the search
letter ’?’.
Store a number after a call
After a call, you will be asked if you want
to store the number in the Phonebook if it
is not already there. To enter the name
you can choose between capital and small
letters, characters and digits in the list at
the bottom of the display. The empty
spaces in the list indicate a pause, and is
the store symbol.
After a call…
If you need national-specific letters when
entering a name…
Enter a new name and number
When you enter names and numbers, you
can type the number of letters or digits
that fit into the display, subject to a
maximum of 25. Numbers cannot normally
be longer than 48 digits. There is one line
for the name and one for the number. The
maximum number of entries in the
Phonebook depends on the length of the
names and numbers you enter.
You can also enter the number first and then
press OK. You will then have direct access to
enter a name for the number and store it in
the Phonebook.
The built-in Phonebook
96844610
Call ended
Store in Phonebook?
Enter name
ABCDEFGHIJKLM...
Press OK to store the number
and enter a name
Turn the wheel to select the
letters for the name
Press OK to store the
selected letter
Finish ‘typing’ the name…
Turn the wheel until is
shown and press OK to store
the name and number
OK
OK
OK
Press Extra to access extra
functions
Turn the wheel and press OK
to select ‘Special characters’
Turn the wheel and press OK
to select the desired letter
Extra
OK
OK
Press Menu to access the main
menu – press OK to select the
Phonebook menu
Press OK to select
‘Store in Phonebook’
Turn the wheel to select the
letters for the name
Press OK to store the
selected letter
Finish ‘typing’ the name…
Turn the wheel until is
shown and press OK to store
the name
Enter the phone number
Press OK to store the name
and number
Menu
OK
OK
OK
OK
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NOTE! While you are in the Phonebook, by
pressing Extra you can directly access
functions such as editing names, copying
names / numbers and deleting
names / numbers.

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Search all names in the
Phonebook
When the phone is not in use, you can
turn the wheel to search directly from the
entire list of names in the Phonebook. If
you are making a call and wish to look for
a name in the Phonebook, press
Phonebook first to access the Phonebook.
When the phone is not in use…
Search in the Phonebook during a call…
Search by the first letter of a
name
When you search by the first letter of a
name in the Phonebook, you select a letter
and then gain access to the names that
start with the letter you have chosen. If
you want access to the entire Phonebook
or names that start with a different letter,
press Phonebook again.
In the list at the bottom of the display of
letters, characters and digits, only the relevant
first letters are shown – the letters under which
names have been stored. If you want to search
for numbers without a name, select ? in the
list.
See the status of the Phonebook
You can quickly get an overview of the
number of available entries in the
Phonebook by accessing the status menu.
Phonebook
Search letter: B
AZABDFGHJKM
Current entries 99
Space remaining 151
Phonebook status
Turn the wheel to search
through the entire Phonebook
Press OK (optional) to see the
assigned number
Lift the handset to make the
call
Press Phonebook to access the
Phonebook
Press OK to search through all
the names in the Phonebook
Turn the wheel to search
through the names
Press OK (optional) to see the
assigned number
OK
Phonebook
OK
OK
Press Phonebook to access the
Phonebook
Turn the wheel to select the
first letter
Press OK to search through
names with the first letter you
selected
Turn the wheel to search
through the names
Press OK (optional) to see the
assigned number
Lift the handset to make the
call
Phonebook
OK
OK
Press Menu to access the main
menu – press OK to select the
Phonebook menu
Turn the wheel to select the
‘Phonebook status’
Press OK to show the status
Menu
OK
OK
Amy Marsh
Danny Williams
Jane
Tommy Davies

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Edit a name or number
You can edit a name or a number in the
Phonebook using ‘Edit name/number.’in
the Phonebook menu.
Delete a name and number
Use ‘Delete name/number’in the
Phonebook menu to delete an entry in the
Phonebook.
Copy a name and number
You can copy a number and name in the
Phonebook and alter it before you store it
as a new entry, e.g. if there are several
names or numbers that are similar.
Press Menu to access the main
menu – press OK to select the
Phonebook menu
Turn the wheel and press OK
to select ‘Edit name/number’
Select the first letter of the
name and number using the
wheel and press OK
Select the name and number
using the wheel and press OK
Press OK to edit
Press C to delete digits – enter
new digits
Press Extra to edit the name –
use the wheel and OK to
select ‘Edit name’
Press C to delete letters – use
the wheel and OK to select
new letters
Finish editing the name…
Turn the wheel until is
shown and press OK to store
the name and number
Menu
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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Extra
OK
C
OK
OK
Press Menu to access the main
menu – press OK to select the
Phonebook menu
Turn the wheel and press OK
to select ‘Delete name/
number’
Select the first letter of the
name and number using the
wheel and press OK
Select the name and number
using the wheel and press OK
Press OK to delete
Menu
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
Press Menu to access the main
menu – press OK to select the
Phonebook menu
Turn the wheel and press OK
to select ‘Copy name/number’
Select the first letter of the
name and number using the
wheel and press OK
Select the name and number
using the wheel and press OK
Press OK to copy
Press C to delete letters – use
the wheel and OK to select
new letters
Turn the wheel until is
shown and press OK to store
the new name and number
Menu
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
C
OK
OK
>> The built-in Phonebook
NOTE! When you are in the Phonebook, the
easiest way to edit, copy or delete is by
pressing Extra and selecting the function you
require.
Phonebook
Lisa Matthews
32219400
Delete name/number?
Phonebook
Lisa Matthews
32219400
Copy name/number?
Phonebook
Lisa Matthews
32219400
Edit name/number?

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If you want to make a call to an
extension number, a pause must
be inserted before the extension
number.
BeoCom 3 automatically inserts a
pause after the main number,
when the connection has been
made.
The main number, the pause and
the extension number are all
stored in the Redial list.
If you need the number and the
extension number frequently, you
can store the whole number
including the pause in the
Phonebook and make the call
from there.
Calling an extension number
When you call a number with an extension
number, you must wait for a connection
before entering the extension number.
Call an extension number directly…
Call from the Redial list…
Store a number and extension
number in the Phonebook
Store the main number, extension number
and the pause in the Phonebook and give
the number a name. You can now call the
number from the Phonebook.
Store in the Phonebook…
Call from the Phonebook…
19 February 10:41
96841122-9876
Call duration: 2:35
Enter the main phone number
Lift the handset to make the
call
Wait for a connection…
Enter the extension number
Replace the handset in the cup
to end the call
Press Redial
Turn the wheel and OK to
select the number
Lift the handset to make the
call
Wait for the dialling tone or
automatic message…
Press OK to send the extension
number
0 –9
0 –9
Redial
OK
OK
Enter the main phone number
Enter the pause
Enter the extension number
Press OK to store the number
and the pause in the
Phonebook – press OK again
Use the wheel and OK to enter
a name with the number
Turn the wheel until is
shown and press OK to store
the name and number
Press Phonebook, turn the
wheel and press OK to select a
search letter and select a name
Lift the handset to make the
call
Wait for the dialling tone or
automatic message…
Press OK to send the extension
number
0 –9
0 –9
OK
OK
OK
Phonebook
OK
OK
Extension numbers –calling and storing
Enter name
ABCDEFGHIJKLM...
96841122-9876

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The last 24 phone numbers you
have received calls from are stored
in the Caller ID list. Identical
numbers are only stored once in
the list, i.e. the most recent call.
When there are new, unanswered
calls, the indicator light for the
relevant line will flash and the
number of unanswered calls you
have received will be shown in the
display.
If you access the Caller ID list, you
will find information on which line
took the call, who called, the
number of calls and the time
when the last call was received.
Using Caller ID
When you access the Caller ID list, the most
recent call will be the first in the list. Once
you have accessed the list, you will have
access to Extra functions, e.g. delete Caller
ID calls, an option to store the call in the
Phonebook or edit name and number.
Call from the Caller ID list…
Store Caller ID number in the Phonebook…
Delete name and number in the
Caller ID list
Once you have accessed the Caller ID list
from the extra menu, you will have direct
access to delete an individual number or
the entire list.
Delete a specific Caller ID call…
To delete the entire list...
Press Caller ID to access the list
Turn the wheel to select a
number or name
Press OK to show the Caller ID
information
Lift the handset to make the
call
Press Caller ID to access the list
Turn the wheel to select the
number
Press Extra to access extra
functions
Turn the wheel to select
’Store in Phonebook’ and
press OK
Caller ID
OK
Caller ID
Extra
OK
Press Caller ID to access the list
Turn the wheel to select the
number or name and press OK
Press Extra to access extra
functions
Turn the wheel to select
‘Delete number?’
Press OK to delete the selected
Caller ID call
Press Caller ID
Press Extra and turn the wheel
to select ‘Clear the list?’ and
press OK
Turn the wheel to select ‘Yes’
Press OK to delete the entire
list
Caller ID
OK
Extra
OK
Caller ID
Extra
OK
OK
Caller ID –use and editing
NOTE! If BeoCom 3 becomes disconnected
from the ISDN line, the Caller ID list will be
deleted.
If the Caller ID information is not available,
the display will show:
‘Anonymous’ – for calls from unlisted or
withheld numbers
‘International’ – for international calls
‘Caller ID is not possible’ – for calls where the
Caller ID is not possible due to technical
reasons.
Contact your telephone company for more
information on the availability of and
subscriptions to Caller ID.

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The Redial list stores the last 24
phone numbers that you have
called. Numbers are only stored
once in the list, i.e. the last time
you called the number.
If you access the Redial list, you
will see information on which line
the last call was made from, who
you called, the call duration and
the time of the call.
If you subscribe to the ISDN
service Advice of charge, the cost
of the call will be shown instead
of the call duration.
Using Redial
When you access the Redial list, your most
recent call will be the first in the list. Once
you have accessed the list, you will have
access to Extra functions, e.g. delete Redial
calls, edit name and number and an option
to store the call in the Phonebook.
Call from the Redial list…
Store Redial calls in the Phonebook…
Delete name and number in the
Redial list
Once you have accessed the Redial list, you
will have direct access to delete an
individual number or the entire list.
Delete a specific Redial number…
To delete the entire list…
Redial –use and editing
Press Redial to access the list
Turn the wheel to select a
name and number
Press OK to show the Redial
information
Lift the handset to make the
call
Press Redial to access the list
Turn the wheel to select the
number
Press Extra to access extra
functions
Turn the wheel to select
’Store in Phonebook’ and
press OK
Redial
OK
Redial
Extra
OK
Press Redial to access the list
Turn the wheel to select the
name and number and press
OK
Press Extra to access extra
functions
Turn the wheel to select
‘Delete name/number?’
Press OK to delete the selected
Redial number
Press Redial
Press Extra and turn the wheel
to select ‘Clear the list?’ and
press OK
Turn the wheel to select ‘Yes’
Press OK to delete the entire
list
Redial
OK
Extra
OK
Redial
Extra
OK
OK
NOTE! If BeoCom 3 becomes disconnected
from the ISDN list, the Redial list will be
deleted.
For information on storing calls from another
phone in Redial, see page 26.

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If you receive an incoming call
while you are already speaking on
the phone, you can choose to
place the first call on hold and
answer the new call. BeoCom 3
can handle two calls at the same
time – an active call and a call on
hold.
In order to receive a new call
during an active call, Call Waiting
must be connected, see page 25.
You can switch between the two
calls, or set up a conference
between both calls and yourself.
You can also connect the two
external calls without participating
in the call yourself.
Switch between two calls
– Holding and Call Waiting
Switch between two calls by pressing
Line 1 or Line 2. The guide tabs in the
display and the indicator lights will
indicate which line is active and whether a
call is placed on hold on the other line.
You are making a call on line 1 and an
incoming call is registered on line 2…
> Press Line 2 to select line 2 and answer the
new call.
> Press Line 1 to return to the call on line 1.
If you receive a new call during an active call
and you want to end the active call, place the
handset in the cup and lift the handset again
to answer the new call.
Two calls at the same time
Mary Lewis
96844630
Call duration: 3:00
12:3819 February
Sheila Caine
96844401
Incoming call
Sheila Caine
96844401
Call duration: 0:30
12:3919 February
Mary Lewis
96844630
Call duration: 6:01
12:4019 February
NOTE! The functions under ‘Two calls at the
same time’ are linked to the ISDN service
Hold.
BeoCom 3 can however put calls on hold
without going via the exchange by using both
B channels. You therefore do not need to
subscribe to the service.
Contact your phone company for more
information on Hold.
When one of the B channels is being used by
another phone or modem, and you want to
answer calls while having an active call on
BeoCom 3, you need to subscribe to the Call
Waiting service.