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| No logos are downloaded to OpenStage telephones. All telephones retain the existing logo.
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| This setting enables OpenStage telephones in a system to be operated with different logos.
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| Example: You wish to load some OpenStage telephones in a system with logo A, others with logo B. The customer-specific logo A is transferred to the system and loaded to all OpenStage telephones.
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| All telephones that you wish to equip with logo A are disconnected from the system.
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| Logo B is now transferred to the system and loaded to the telephones still connected.
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| To prevent future logo overwrites, the setting "No logo download" must be selected.
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| Telephones with logo A are reconnected to the system.
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| A blank logo is loaded to OpenStage telephones.
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| This setting allows, for example, an incorrect logo to be overwritten.
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| An existing customer-specific logo is loaded to OpenStage telephones.
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| If the system contains no customer logos, a blank logo is transferred.
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| The Unify logon is loaded onto the OpenStage terminals (part of the default logo file).
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| If there is no Unify logo in the system, an empty logo will be transferred.
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| The Deutsche Telekom logo is loaded to OpenStage telephones (contained in the logo default file).
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| If the system does not contain a Deutsche Telekom logo, a blank logo is transferred.
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| The third logo is loaded to OpenStage telephones (contained in the logo default file).
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| This is a preparation for future default logos. At the moment, these logos are empty.
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| The fourth logo is loaded to OpenStage telephones (contained in the logo default file).
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| The fifteenth logo is loaded to OpenStage telephones (contained in the logo default file).
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