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Save time when dialing into your Conferences
Instead of having to remember dial in number and host- or participant-pin, you can add “Telefonmøder” as a contact in your mobile phone’s contact book – with both dial in number and pins. By adding “Telefonmøder” as a contact, you can start your conference call quickly and efficiently. Simply select “Telefonmøder” in your contact book, the phone dials the number and automatically key in your relevant host- or participant-pin.
How to add Telefonmøder as a contact in your phone:
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- Create a new contact in your contact book – name e.g. the contact “Telefonmøder”
- Under ” phone number ” insert +45 70151595 PAUSE Host-PIN # – Some phones use the asterisk (*) to indicate a pause, while others use the hash key ( #)or the letter ” p”. See tables below.
- When you select “Telefonmøder” in your contact book, the phone dials the number and automatically key in your host-pin.
How to insert pause on smartphones:
| iPhone | Press the “+ * #” button in the lower left corner of the screen . To insert a pause , simply press the ”pause” button that appears. |
| Android | Press the character button ” * # ( ” or the like to insert a pause, press the “pause ” button , the “break” missing using comma (“,”) |
| Windows Mobile | Press the Menu button to display a menu of options in the lower right corner of the screen . To insert a pause , simply choose ”Insert Pause ” menu |
| Windows 8 | After meeting number is entered , insert a comma followed by the password followed by #. For example +4570151595.11111#. The way to find comma character is by pressing and holding the “dot – button” ( . ) Key – more choices will appear and then choose “comma”. |
How to insert pause on older phones:
| Samsung | Hold the ” * ” key to make a break “p” |
| Sony Ericsson | Hold the ” * ” key to make a break “p” |
| Nokia | Press ” * ” three times |
If your phone is not listed, you can check your phone’s manual to identify the type of character who makes a break. Different phones use different characters.
