Obihai OBi1000 User Guide - Manual (Page 22)

OBi1000
User
Guide
Copyright
Obihai
Technology
22
On-hook Dialing (Predial)
The
previous
off
hook
dialing
methods
start
the
dial
tone
when
the
user
lifts
the
handset,
or
activates
the
speakerphone
or
headset,
before
entering
the
target
number.
On-­‐hook
dialing
is
when
a
number
is
dialed
without
invoking
the
dial
tone.
On-­‐hook
dialing
is
triggered
when:
•
The
phone
is
idle
with
no
calls
or
with
all
current
calls
on
hold
and
•
The
home
screen
or
calls
app
is
displayed
The
digit
map
is
not
applied
until
one
of
the
following
occurs
after
entering
the
number:
•
The
Dial
or
Call
soft
key
on
the
screen
is
pressed
-­‐
this
will
direct
the
call
via
the
default
voice
service
•
The
phone
is
taken
off-­‐hook
by
lifting
the
handset,
pressing
the
speakerphone
button
or
pressing
the
headset
button
• An
idle
call
key
or
a
line
monitoring
feature
key
is
pressed
Figure
15:
A
phone
number
being
entered
during
on-­‐hook
dialing.
The
digit
map
is
not
applied
until
the
user
presses
the
dial
button.
After
the
number
is
entered,
the
phone
then
applies
the
digit
map
on
the
entered
number
and
proceeds
with
the
call
if
the
number
is
valid
or
plays
the
fast
busy
tone
with
a
call
failure
indication
on
the
screen
otherwise.
The
pre-­‐dialed
number
may
include
one
or
more
star
code
options,
such
as
*67
to
block
the
outgoing
caller
ID
for
this
call.
For
example,
if
the
user
enters
*6714089991234,
the
phone
will
interpret
each
recognized
*
code
as
it
parses
the
given
number
and
apply
them
to
the
call
–
in
this
case
block
the
outgoing
caller
ID
and
dial
+1
(408)
999-­‐
1234.
As
with
other
apps,
the
user
may
cancel
on-­‐hook
dialing
by
pressing
the
back
key
or
home
key
to
return
to
the
home
screen.
Using a Speed Dial Feature Key
The
user
or
phone
administrator
may
define
one
or
more
feature
keys
on
the
phone
to
be
used
as
speed
dials.
You
can
identify
a
speed
dial
key
by:
•
The
speed
dial
icon
is
displayed
beside
a
line
key
•
Pressing
and
holding
the
feature
key
to
check
it’s
function
A
user
is
unable
to
change
the
function
of
a
feature
key
that
has
been
pre-­‐assigned
by
either
the
device
administrator
or
service
provider.
To
set
the
target
number
of
a
speed
dial
feature
key,
press
and
hold
down
the
key
until
the
feature
key
item
is
shown
on
the
display,
then
enter
a
new
target
number.
You
may
also
specify
which
voice
service
to
use
when
calling