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If a device connected to another port on the ASAP 104 answers a call, the ASAP 104 will disable the Single Tone
Detection feature (if the associated timer has not expired). Then only tone transfers are allowed as follows.
Any time a call is transferred to another port, the port that is off-hook with the call is the only port that will be
allowed to transfer the call. The originating port will receive a busy tone once the transfer occurs.
NOTE: Extension phones not connected to the ASAP 104 will only ring one time (Rings to
Answer Call) on inbound calls and cannot answer calls unless Extension Detection is turned ON.
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Distinctive Ring – Semi-Automatic Mode
The ASAP 104 identifies the ring
pattern and routes the call to the
proper port.
NOTE: The routing tones and
access codes can be changed
through programming.
If a device connected to any port answers a call, the ASAP 104 listens for the following signals:
If a device connected to any port answers a call, the Single Tone Detection features activates. When the Single Tone Transfer
Timer expires (10 seconds), only tone transfers are allowed.
If the ASAP 104 detects any of the above signals, it transfers the call to the appropriate port. Otherwise, it remains on line until it
receives transfer codes, or the call disconnects.
Anytime a call is transferred to another port, the port that is off-hook with the call is the only port that will be allowed to transfer the
call. The originating port will receive a busy tone once the transfer occurs.
port P1 # 1 1 tone
port P2 # 2 2 tone
Standard ring, transfers
calls to port P1.
port P1 # 1 1 tone
port P2 # 2 2 tone 1100Hz CNG tone
port P3 # 3 3 tone
port P4 # 4 4 tone 1300Hz modem tone
A three-burst ring (see page 12)
transfers calls to port P3.
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port P3 # 3 3 tone
port P4 # 4 4 tone
A two-burst ring transfers
calls to port P2.
A three-burst ring (see page 12)
transfers calls to port P4.
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