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==Using the PBX from a phone==
This section will show you how to use the Bizfon 8000 PBX with a standard Voice over IP-phone. Although the usage of different phones varies significantly, you can use most of the features of the PBX in a similar way.

The access codes shown in this manual are the default codes. Your system administrator may assign different codes for the available features. In that case, you should receive a list of the functional feature codes. If the default codes have not been changed, you can see an overview on [[Default Feature Codes]].

Many phones require that you press the Ok button (like on the cell phone) to start a call; other phones may accept pressing the pound (#) key or a check mark key instead. However, for the usage of the PBX that does not make any difference.
[[Using Your BizTouch5-6]]: How to use your Biztouch 5 and 6<br>
[[Using Your BizTouch8]]: How to use your Biztouch 8<br>
[[Basic Calling]]: How to initiate and receive phone calls<br>
[[Mailbox]]: Receiving and leaving voicemail messages<br>
[[Call Forwarding]]: Redirect calls to other destinations<br>
[[Redial and Call Return]]: Avoid entering numbers again<br>
[[Parking, Pickup and Transfer]]: How to put a call somewhere else<br>
[[Caller-ID Treatment]]: About anonymous calls, incoming and outgoing<br>
[[Call Data Record]]: Send an email instead of writing down numbers<br>
[[Recording Prompts]]: Recording prompts<br>
[[Call Mixing]]: How to barge-in, teach and listen<br>
[[Hot Desking]]: Changing location where to use an extension<br>
[[Wakeup Call]]: Programming a wakeup call<br>
For all feature codes see [[Feature Codes]].

==Web Interface==
In the [[User Mode]] chapter you will see what you can do as user of the system by logging on to the built-in web server of the PBX.
A special chapter on [[Scheduling Conferences]] shows you how you can use the conference server as a user.