Making Calls; Visual Voice Mail; Line Buttons; Pooled Co Line Button - Toshiba IP EDGE Description

Features

Line Buttons

Important!

Making Calls

For outgoing calls, Toshiba's IPMobility application uses the host IPedge system's phone services
to reach intended destinations. This feature not only takes advantage of the host system's
telephone service rates, but also masks the user's cell phone number with the IPedge system office
phone number.
IPMobility uses either a Call-thru or Callback process to set up the call.
• Call-thru – IPMobility sends a data command to the host IPedge system to notify the system
that a user wishes to make a call. IPMobility then dials a specific DID number into the IPedge
system. The calling party identification of the mobile phone is compared with the previously
received data command, and then calls the destination number and bridges the two calls
together.
• Callback – With Callback, after the same data command is sent, the IPedge system calls the
mobile phone back, then calls the defined destination and then connects the two calls.
IPMobility does not conflict with the mobile device's ability to make a phone call or access the
service provider's voice mail. Users can dial within the IPMobility application by typing in the
phone number or extension directly or use the mobile phone's built-in contacts.

Visual Voice Mail

Users can also easily access key voice messaging functionality and manage administration of their
voice mailbox without dialing into the voice mail system and navigating key presses or voice
commands. Now, users can view, play, forward, and reply to their voice and fax messages mail
from within the IPMobility application. Users can also;
• Manage mailbox personal greeting and name recordings
• Manage mailbox password.
• Setup IPMobility's Make Call functionality, e.g. Call-thru, Callback.
Line Buttons
Telephone buttons that are used for making and receiving outside calls are referred to as
Line
(or

Pooled CO Line Button

Pooled line keys are used to provide a key appearance for a single URI, DNIS, or DID
number expected to handle one call at a time.

Group CO Line Button

Group CO keys are used to provide several key appearances for one or more URI, DNIS,
or DID numbers expected to handle multiple calls at one time. Group CO line buttons are
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The incoming call management described above requires the mobile phone service
to support simultaneous voice and data (characterized by the ability to access the
internet while talking on the phone). Administrators need to check with their spe-
cific service provider to confirm simultaneous voice and data.
CO Line
) buttons. IPedge Net supports the following types of line buttons:
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