Obihai OBi1000 User Guide - Manual (Page 25)

OBi1000
User
Guide
Copyright
Obihai
Technology
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Holding Calls
While
a
call
is
connected,
the
user
can
place
the
call
on
hold
using
one
of
the
following
methods:
•
Pressing
the
Hold
soft
key;
this
holds
only
the
highlighted
call
on
the
screen
•
Pressing
the
feature
key
that
has
been
assigned
the
Hold
function;
this
holds
all
calls
that
are
in
a
holdable
state
Resuming Calls
While
a
call
is
holding,
the
user
may
resume
the
call
using
one
of
the
following
methods:
•
Pressing
the
“Resume”
soft
key;
this
resumes
only
the
highlighted
call
on
the
screen
•
Pressing
the
call
key
that
hosts
the
call
to
resume;
this
resumes
the
call
only
if
it
is
in
the
Holding
State
as
indicated
by
the
key's
LED
blinking
pattern
(slowly
in
red)
Note
that
unlike
Hold,
there
is
no
Resume
function
that
can
be
assigned
to
a
feature
key.
Instead
a
"conference"
function
is
available
for
resuming
calls
to
join
a
conversation,
which
is
discussed
when
we
describe
the
multi-­‐party
conference
call
feature.
Bringing a Call to the Foreground
Operations
that
bring
a
call
to
the
foreground
include:
•
Resuming
a
call
using
the
Resume
soft
key
•
Answering
a
call
•
Making
a
new
call
by
on-­‐hook
dialing,
dialing
from
speed
dial,
phonebook,
call
history,
etc.
•
Invoking
dial
tone
by
off-­‐hooking,
pressing
a
call
key
or
a
line
monitoring
feature
key
Right
before
carrying
out
a
foregrounding
operation,
the
phone
automatically
applies
the
following
routine
operation
on
all
other
calls
in
the
system
based
on
their
respective
call
states
at
that
moment:
•
Calls
in
Connected
State:
hold
them
•
Calls
in
Ringing
or
Holding
State:
leave
them
alone
•
Calls
in
other
states:
end
them