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Call Handling
Making Calls with Two Parties at the Same Time (Non-MultiSite Systems Only)
About this Feature
Non-MultiSite equipped
systems may call another
party when already in a
call. Thus you may have
two calls running at the
same time. Note that the
two parties will not be
able to communicate with
each other. The feature
requires H.323 or SIP to
work.
When you make an
additional call, the
party called first will be
temporarily suspended.
The message "Please
wait" will appear on
the screen of the party
suspended.
You may switch between
the two parties you have
called by navigating to the
lowermost line in the main
menu as shown in the
Figs. to the right.
The features described
here applies to systems
without the optional Multi-
Site feature installed.
Note! The presence of
MultiSite will disable
these features.
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Assuming you already are in an H.323 or a SIP call, press the Call
button on the remote control. Select Add another
The call currently active will be temporarily Suspended, which can be
seen from the lowermost line of the screen.
To switch between the two parties, use the Suspended menu line at
the bottom of the screen. This line contains the number of the party
currently Suspended.
Calling Two Parties Simultaneously
Call the second party manually or by means of the phone book in the
Call from the menu.
usual manner. Observe that this must also be an H.323 or a SIP call.
To end any or both of the calls, click the End Call
control. You will have the option of navigating to any of the numbers
called to terminate that call or to press the End Call
both calls simultaneously.
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button on the remote
again to terminate
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