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;Tone Interface: An PBX object to which a dial tone provider is registered. This can be used to off-load the media streaming for dial tones from the PBX. If left empty the local HTTP interface is used for dial tones | ;Tone Interface: An PBX object to which a dial tone provider is registered. This can be used to off-load the media streaming for dial tones from the PBX. If left empty the local HTTP interface is used for dial tones | ||
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|Put active call on hold and get new dial tone in case there are already held or waiting calls. Same as 'R' and wait for timeout. | |Put active call on hold and get new dial tone in case there are already held or waiting calls. Same as 'R' and wait for timeout. | ||
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== Pickup mobile call on fixed Phone (available with 9.00 hotfix12) == | |||
To pickup a call on the mobile phone, which was established using mobility, the number of the Mobility object can be called on the fixed phone. The call is directly connected to the call on the mobile phone and the call to the mobile phone is released. This does not work if there are calls on hold present. | |||
Revision as of 17:07, 17 April 2012
The Mobility Object provides mobile extension services for users. These services are call waiting, hold retrieve, transfer and delayed call to a mobile extension. For a user, at least one forking to a mobile number must be configured (using the Fork column in the PBX Objects tab) and within the forking configuration a Mobility object must be selected.
Configuration
- Tone Interface
- An PBX object to which a dial tone provider is registered. This can be used to off-load the media streaming for dial tones from the PBX. If left empty the local HTTP interface is used for dial tones
- R-Key
- DTMF sequence which is interpreted as R-Key (hook-flash). Default is '**'.
- Carrier w/o Alerting
- There are some SIP carriers, which do not provide an Alerting indication when the mobile phone rings. In this case the min-alert/max-alert feature wouldn't work, also the caller possibly does not receive an ringback signal. This checkmark enables a fake alerting signal, which is generated, when a Progress is received from the carrier.
R-Key Functions
With the R-Key sequence the services of handling multiple calls can be invoked. In the following table R-<digit> means the DTMF sequence for the R-Key followed by the DTMF for <digit>. For example if an R-Key sequence of '**' is configured R-0 means a DTMF sequence of '**0'.
| R | Put active call on hold and get new dial tone. If there are other held or waiting calls, there will be a delay of 3s until this is executed. |
| R-0 | Reject a waiting call |
| R-1 | Disconnect the active call and retrieve a held call. |
| R-2 | Put the active call on hold and retrieve the held call. |
| R-3 | No functionality, reserved for 3pty conference. |
| R-4 | Transfer held call to the active call. Just hanging up the call on the mobile device, when an active and a held call is present, does the same thing. |
| R-# | Put active call on hold and get new dial tone in case there are already held or waiting calls. Same as 'R' and wait for timeout. |
Pickup mobile call on fixed Phone (available with 9.00 hotfix12)
To pickup a call on the mobile phone, which was established using mobility, the number of the Mobility object can be called on the fixed phone. The call is directly connected to the call on the mobile phone and the call to the mobile phone is released. This does not work if there are calls on hold present.