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desired participant
. To rejoin the confer
ence call af
ter a private conversation, 
se
lect 
Confe
r
ence
.
•
Lock keypad
 to ac
tivat
e
 the key
p
ad lock.
•
Send D
T
MF
 to send DTMF (Du
a
l Tone Multi-F
r
equenc
y) tone st
rings, for 
example passwords or bank account numbe
rs. The DTMF system is used by all 
touch
-
tone telephones. Key in the DT
MF string or
 search for it in 
Contac
ts
 and 
pre
ss 
OK
. Note th
at y
o
u
 can k
e
y in the wait charact
e
r w and the p
a
use 
character p by repeat
edly pressing 
.
•
Swap
 to switch between the active cal
l
 and the call on hold, 
Tr
a
n
s
f
e
r
 to 
connect a call on h
o
ld to an active ca
ll, and disconnect yourself f
r
om the cal
l
s.
•
Loudspeaker
 to use your phone as 
a loudsp
e
aker during a 
call. Do
 n
o
t
 hold
 t
h
e 
phone to your ear dur
i
ng loudspeaker
 
operation. To act
i
vate/deactivate th
e 
loudspeaker, select 
Loudspeaker
/
Handset
 or press 
Loudsp.
/
Handse
t
, 
respectively. The loudspeaker
 is au
toma
tically deactivated when you en
d 
t
h
e 
call or
 call attempt, or connect the handsfr
e
e un
i
t
 
or headset
 to the phone.
If you have connected a compatibl
e ha
ndsfree unit or the headset to the 
phone, 
Handset
 in the options list is replaced wi
t
h
 
Handsfree
 or 
Headset
 and 
the select
ion k
e
y 
Hands
e
t
 wit
h
 
Ha
nds
f
r
.
 or
 
He
adse
t
, re
spe
c
tive
ly.
Warnin
g:
 Do not h
o
ld th
e devi
ce near your ear wh
en the loudspeaker 
i
s
 in use, 
because the volume may be extremely loud. 
Using the loudspeaker
 with the r
a
dio, see 
 on page 
.
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