Biamp LTR - Manual (Page 115)

Component Objects
The Status window displays caller ID information when a call is received or error information if
the card suffers an error condition during startup. Successful transition to an Idle state indicates
that the card has booted, initialized and is ready for use. Keypad (1~#) allows number entry via
computer mouse and is active both before the call is initiated and after, which is useful in
navigating a voice prompt system or entering an access PIN. A text box below the Keypad
displays the number entry and allows number entry via computer keyboard. The number pad on
a standard computer keyboard may be used to dial digits provided the Keypad or the text box has
focus. Clear deletes the number currently displayed in the text box. End terminates the call.
Dial
initiates a call with the number displayed in the test box. If no number is present in the text
box, the line will simply go “off hook” and wait for a number to be dialed. Hold places the call on
hold. Redial initiates a call with the last dialed number. Auto Ans turns the auto answer feature
on or off for the currently selected line. (Note: The number of rings before the line is
automatically answered is configured in the VoIP Advanced Settings dialog.) L1 selects line one
for dialing or configuration. L2 selects line two for dialing or configuration. Last Number Dialed
displays the number for the previous outgoing call on the selected line. Idle changes to indicate
call progress, while the adjacent LED indicates an active line. Buttons 1~16 initiate speed-
dialing. Identifier allows custom labeling for line identification. Advanced produces a control
dialog box for advanced configuration editing. Subscriber # displays the Subscriber Number
specified in the Advanced Settings Dialog.
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