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Placing an outbound call
Outbound calls can be placed
from any port. If a port is in use,
the ASAP 104 will produce a
busy signal when attempting to
place a call from a different port.
During an outbound call, you can
also receive a transmission from someone that is
ready to transmit. To transfer this call to a port
any time during a conversation, press the
following from a tone phone:
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Emergency Call Override
This feature allows the Primary port to interrupt a call that is in process on another port. Emergency Call Override operates in
conjunction with 3-way calling service from the phone company. Operation of this feature is provided through the Primary port
and can be set up for Automatic or Manual operation as explained below:
Automatic operation (with 3-way calling)
When a call is in process on a port and a telephone connected to the Primary port goes off-hook, the ASAP 104 will
disconnect the active port from the phone line, transmit a tone for 3 seconds, and then hook-flash to obtain dial tone
from the phone company.
Manual operation (with 3-way calling)
When a call is in process on a port and a telephone connected to the Primary port goes off-hook, the # key must be
pressed and released to activate the Emergency Call Override. Upon detection of the # key, the ASAP 104 will
disconnect the active port from the phone line, transmit a tone for 3 seconds, and then hook-flash to obtain dial tone
from the phone company.
port P1 # # 1 1
port P2 # # 2 2
port P3 # # 3 3
port P4 # # 4 4
(Picking up an extension phone not connected
to a port during a data or fax transmission may
interrupt the call.) Once the call is transferred,
the phone originating the transfer receives a
busy signal. Simply hang up the phone until
the transmission completes.
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