Obihai OBi1000 User Guide - Manual (Page 24)

OBi1000
User
Guide
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key
exists
then
the
call
will
fail.
For
this
reason
it
is
important
to
ensure
enough
bound
and
unbound
call
keys
are
defined
to
support
your
expected
call
volume
and
flow.
Numbers
that
are
specified
within
a
speed
dial,
entries
of
a
directory
listing
or
phone
book
contacts
may
contain
explicit
information
specifying
which
line
to
use
when
making
calls
to
the
programmed
number.
In
this
case,
the
entry
is
bound
to
the
specified
line.
When
a
phone
number
is
called
using
a
speed
dial
or
contact
entry,
the
phone
does
not
apply
the
Digitmap
or
OutboundCallRoute
on
the
given
number.
It
is
important
to
note
that
the
numbers
in
the
respective
entries
must
be
complete
and
valid
without
relying
on
any
transformation
by
Digitmap
processing.
If
no
explicit
line
information
is
given,
usually
with
line
field
of
the
respective
entries
blanked
out
or
set
to
auto,
the
phone
applies
standard
Digitmap
and
OutboundCallRoute
processing
on
the
given
number
to
determine
the
line
to
use
for
the
call.
Receiving Calls
When
a
new
incoming
call
arrives
over
one
of
the
voice
service
accounts
(lines),
the
phone
finds
an
available
call
key
to
assign
the
call
to.
If
one
is
found,
the
call
is
admitted
and
the
phone
either
rings
or
plays
the
call
waiting
indication
tone
if
the
called
party
is
already
on
a
call.
The
call
key
that
the
incoming
call
has
been
assigned
to
blinks
quickly
in
red
as
a
visual
alert
during
the
ringing
state.
When
the
phone
is
ringing,
the
user
may
answer
the
call
in
one
of
the
following
ways:
•
Lifting
the
handset
from
the
cradle
to
answer
the
call
•
Turning
on
the
speakerphone
to
answer
with
the
Speakerphone
•
Turning
on
the
headset
to
answer
with
a
connected
headset
•
Pressing
the
Answer
soft
key
•
Pressing
the
call
key
that
the
incoming
call
is
assigned
to
–
this
call
key
will
flash
to
indicate
it
has
been
assigned
the
call
In
the
latter
two
cases,
the
talking
device
will
be
chosen
according
to
the
following:
•
If
the
handset
has
been
picked
up,
the
handset
will
be
chosen
•
Otherwise,
the
Speakerphone
or
Headset
will
be
chosen
according
to
the
value
of
the
PreferredAudioDevice
parameter,
which
may
be
preconfigured
by
the
phone
administrator
or
changed
by
the
user
under
Settings/User
Preferences
on
the
GUI
When
the
phone
is
playing
the
call
waiting
tone,
the
user
may
answer
the
call
in
one
of
the
following
ways:
•
Pressing
the
Answer
soft
key
•
Pressing
the
call
key
that
the
incoming
call
is
assigned
to
In
the
case
of
call
waiting,
right
before
answering
a
call
the
phone
automatically
applies
the
following
operation
on
all
other
calls
in
the
system
based
on
their
call
state:
•
Connected
Calls:
hold
them
•
Ringing
or
Held
Calls:
leave
them
alone
•
All
Other
Calls:
end
them
Ending Calls
You
can
end
a
call
in
any
state.
The
simplest
way
to
end
a
call
is
by
hanging
up,
which
is
done
in
the
following
ways:
•
Put
the
handset
on
the
cradle
(on-­‐hook),
if
the
handset
is
being
used
• Turn
off
the
Speakerphone,
if
Speakerphone
is
being
used
•
Turn
off
the
headset,
if
headset
is
being
used
The
hanging
up
action
ends
all
calls
in
the
following
states:
Dialtone,
Dialing,
Trying,
Peer
Ringing,
Ended.
Calls
in
other
states
are
unaffected.
Hanging
up
does
not
require
the
calls
app
to
be
running.
You
may
selectively
end
a
call
from
the
calls
app
by
highlighting
the
call
and
pressing
the
End
soft
key.