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6.
Press the Up or Down keys to scroll to the appropriate extension and press Select to transfer the call.
Figure 4-31
Call Transferred Display
7.
When the call is transferred to the selected extension, it appears on the target device as an incoming voice
(unicast) call.
8.
Press the right soft key (Ok) to return to the desktop or to the prior business application screen.
Parking a Call
When the CA50 receives a voice (unicast) call, the call can be parked for retrieval by another CA50 device.
There are two Call Park options:
•
Parking the call on any available extension allowing the user to pick up the call.
•
Parking the call on an available extension within a group and/or department allowing the user to pick up the
call.
Parking a Call on any Available Extension
To park a voice (unicast) call on any available extension:
1.
On the Active Call window press the left soft key (Options) to display the Call Options menu.
Figure 4-32
Active Call Display
2.
On the Call Options menu press the Up or Down keys to scroll to Park and press Select.
Figure 4-33
Call Options Display
Call
transfered
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Ok
NOTE
When the device detects no user activity after 3 seconds, the device defaults to an Ok right soft key press
and returns to the desktop, or the prior business application screen.
NOTE
The options above are available only if they are enabled on the UCA server. The system variable
corresponding to this setting is Phone.Gateway.CallPark.ByGroup.Enable. See
for more information. Call park is available only in PBX mode.
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