Off-Hook Signaling; Figure 2-104 Ip Dect - 2Nd Indication - NEC Univerge SV8100 Features And Specifications Manual

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Off-Hook Signaling

This feature enables the display of off-hook signaling on an IP DECT terminal while talking with the 1st

Multiple call appearance and call waiting indication must be turned on for the SIP DECT

system using the IP DECT configurator V 5.0.1.4 or higher.

Program 20-13-54 must be turned on for the class of service the DECT telephone is in.

If Program 20-13-06 is set on, IP DECT receives an off-hook signaling automatically. If

Program 20-13-06 is set off, the 2nd caller hears a busy tone. If the override code is dialed

(Program 11-12-03 SC 709) and overrides SC (Program 11-12-03), then the IP DECT

receives off-hook signals manually.

Off-hook signaling is supported from an extension, voicemail and trunk call.

If a SIP DECT extension is talking to a voice mail port, the system does not send an

off-hook signal. Once the SIP DECT disconnects from voice mail, SIP DECT can answer

the 2nd call.

If the 1st call is an extension and the 2nd call is a voice mail, IP DECT answers the 2nd call

by pressing the

reconnect to the1st call again, IP DECT has to disconnect the 2nd call and wait for recall of

the 1st call.

Figure 2-104 IP DECT – 2nd Indication

button, but can not go back to the 1st call by pressing the

UNIVERGE SV8100

Wireless DECT (SIP)