User Settings

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Opening the user settings menu

press utilities

press user settings

…the user settings primary menu is displayed

Displaying the secondary menu

With the user settings primary menu displayed:

press TD-Netrix-CursorRight

…the secondary menu is displayed

Returning to the primary menu

With the user settings secondary menu displayed:

press TD-Netrix-CursorLeft

…the primary menu is displayed

Selecting a free handset

If enabled, allows you to answer a second incoming call without having to select a free handset first. The original call remains on the current handset and the new call is answered on the free handset.

This is a toggle action key, press again to remove select free handset.

press select free HS

TD-Netrix-Checkbox-Ticked…select free handset enabled

Setting automatic hold

If “select free handset” is disabled, and “auto hold” is enabled, the call on the current handset is automatically put on hold if a new call is answered.

This is a toggle action key, press again to remove the automatic hold.

press auto hold

TD-Netrix-Checkbox-Ticked…auto hold enabled

Setting automatic privacy

If enabled, answering incoming and making outgoing calls are automatically made private.

Note that auto-privacy can be manually overridden on a per-call basis using the Private option available in the Call On Handset menu.

This is a toggle action key, press again to remove automatic privacy.

press auto privacy

TD-Netrix-Checkbox-Ticked…auto privacy enabled

Changing the default handset

This option allows you to change the default handset used for making and answering calls. The options are:

•Current

•Handset 1

•Handset 2

Note that the handset currently selected as the default is displayed under the default handset key.

press default handset

…the default handset menu is displayed

press TD-Netrix-CursorUp or TD-Netrix-CursorDown

…to highlight the new default handset

press exit

…to confirm

Adjusting the volume level of the keypress

Keypress controls the volume of the ‘ping’ sound when keys are pressed on the Netrix. The current setting is shown alongside the Keypress label and graph.

The settings range from 15 (loud) to 0 (no sound).

press keypress

…the keypress volume control is displayed

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press TD-Netrix-CursorUp or TD-Netrix-CursorDown

…to increase or decrease the keypress volume

press ok

…to confirm your changes and close the keypress volume control

Intercom secrecy

If enabled, you are not disturbed by incoming personal or group intercom calls. You are still able to make intercom calls even if intercom secrecy is enabled.

This is a toggle action key, press again to remove intercom secrecy.

press icom secrecy

TD-Netrix-Checkbox-Ticked…intercom secrecy enabled

Setting confidencing on handset 1 or 2

If confidenced hs 1 or 2 is enabled, it greatly reduces background noise transmitted when you speak on a call on

the associated handset. You need to ensure you speak closely into the handset mouthpiece or microphone.

This is a toggle action key, press again to remove confidence handset.

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When using Netrix3 handset with the confidencing switch setting enabled, then this software option must be disabled.

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With the user settings secondary menu displayed:

press confidenced hs 1 or 2

TD-Netrix-Checkbox-Ticked…confidencing enabled on handset 1 or 2

Using a headset for hs1 or 2

hs 1 or hs 2 on headset needs to be enabled if you choose to use a headset instead of a handset.

These are toggle action keys, press again to if you are not using a headset on handset 1 or 2.

With the user settings secondary menu displayed:

press hs 1 or 2 on headset

…a headset is being used for handset 1 or 2