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There is an Intercoms table to the right. The table displays a list of all intercoms
assigned to the given user (Dispatcher/Technician/Admin/Own) and includes Name,
Intercom identification and Contact number for each intercom assigned. Use filtration
for convenient searching; see below.
Tip
Each intercom is displayed as a link for simplification. Click on the link to
get to the Intercoms menu and call the intercom immediately, view the
check and alarm call history and locate the intercom if necessary.
Calls
The menu provides a table of all alarm, incoming, missed and outgoing calls from Calls
all the intercoms and users configured in the system received by the 2N Lift8
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from intercom addition until now according to the server archives Lift8 Server
deletion setting. Click the filter button at each column to use filtration for call history
search. See below for details. The first column or icon defines the call state. Let us
explain this function using the filtration settings where you can choose the call state
to be displayed.
Call State Filtration
From left to right: The first icon symbols a processed incoming alarm call. The second
icon indicates a missed call, which occurs whenever the dispatcher fails, for any
reasons, to answer an incoming call in time and ringing was terminated. The third icon
signals an outgoing call to another dispatcher, technician or intercom from which,
however, the last missed call did not come. The fourth icon symbols an outgoing call
to upon a missed call, which occurs whenever the dispatcher fails, for any reason, to
answer an incoming call in time and ringing is terminated. The dispatcher is notified
and calls the intercom (Audio Unit) that initiated the alarm call. Such a call is then
considered a correctly processed alarm call. The next icon, Transferred call, is