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G e n e r a l f u n c t i o n s
Rejecting
an
incoming
call
When
not
in
a
call you
can
reject
an
incoming
call
without
answering
it
by simply pressing
the
[End]
or
for
a
long
time when the
flip
is
closed.
When in
a
call you
can
reject
an
incoming
call
by
pressing
the
[Menu] key
and
selecting
Multiparty
/
Reject
or
by pressing
[End] key.
Muting
the
microphone
You
can
mute
the
microphone during
a
call
by
pressing
the
[Options] key
then
selecting
Mute.
The handset
can
be unmuted
by pressing
the
[Unmute].
When the handset is
muted,
the caller
cannot
hear
you, but you
can
still hear them.
Switching
DTMF
tones
on
during
a
call
To
turn
DTMF
tones
on
during
a
call,
for
example,
to
allow your handset
to
make
use
of
an
automated
switchboard,
select
[Options],
then DTMF On.
DTMF
tones
can
be turned off the
same
way.
Calling
up messages and SIM tool kit
main
menu
The
Messages
and SIM Tool kit main
menu
options
can
be reached from the in-call
menu
by selecting
[Options].
SIM Tool kit
menu
is shown
only
when SIM in the handset
supports
SIM Tool kit
service.
Multiparty
or
conference calls
The
multiparty
or
conference service
provides
you
with the
ability
to
have
a
simultaneous conversation
with
more
than
one
caller,
if your network service
provider
supports
this feature.
A
multiparty
call
can
only
be
set
up when you have
one
active call and
one
call
on
hold,
both calls
having
been answered. Once
a
multiparty
call is
set
up, calls
may be
added,
disconnected
or
separated (that
is,
removed from the
multiparty
call but still connected
to
you) by
the person who
set
up the
multiparty
call.
The maximum callers in
a
multiparty
call is five. Once
started,
you
are
in control of the
multiparty
call,
and
only
you
can
add calls
to
the
multiparty
call.
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