Auerswald 4410 USB User Manual

Settings

Various tones in the receiver are representing different status informa-
tion about the PBX. The PBX is generating the following tones:

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External dial tone: This tone is a continuous dial tone. You will 
hear this tone after dialling the Exchange Line Access Number 
(Direct Exchange Line Telephone: After taking the receiver off-
hook) as a signal for access to the exchange line.

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Internal dial tone: After taking the receiver off-hook or pressing the 
FLASH- or R-Key you will hear this tone. This signals that you can 
start to dial a number now. In the default factory settings, the PBX 
dial tone (3 x short) is configured as an internal dial tone. If you prefer 
to have another tone, you can configure the continuous or special 
dial tone (

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Acknowledgement tone: You will hear this tone in the program-
ming mode, e.g. as a signal for entering the correct password or the 
completion of a programming.

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Busy tone: This tone signals a busy line, a mistake in a program-
ming sequence or a missing permission (see also 

).

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Special dial tone: This tone instead of the internal dial tone signals 
an active Do-Not-Disturb, baby call or subscriber Call Forwarding 
service. It signals also an almost filled call data memory. If you con-
figured this tone as an internal dial tone, this signalling will not be 
possible any more.

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Ringing Tone: This tone will be generated after dialling a number or 
when accepting a recall as a signal for calling a subscriber.

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Call Waiting Tone: This tone is signalling another external caller try-
ing to reach you. It is also generated by an inbound door or alarm 
call.

Internal dial tone: In the default factory settings, the PBX dial tone (3
x short) is configured as an internal dial tone. If you prefer to have
another tone, you can change this setting.

Listen to internal dial tones: If you hear a different tone than
described here in the manual, this is most of the time a sign for a failed
sequence or missing authorization. To get familiar to the tones, you can
listen to the tones with your phone.

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your tele-
phone

public 
password

Output of the account digit by digit followed by acknowledgement tone
(5th digit is the day of the week 1-7: Monday- Sunday 8: Saturday and 
Sunday, 9: Monday until Friday, 0: Every day) (Example: 

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b 7 Q 95

0

#

your 
telephone

public 
password

1

2

1

2

3

4

5

0

6

7

8

9

Continuous dial tone

Acknowledgement tone

Special dial tone

Call waiting tone

Extension dial tone

Busy tone

Ringing tone

Time in seconds

(knocking)

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