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100 TAU-72.IP/TAU-36.IP Universal Network Terminal
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Port
—subscriber port number.
—
Enable
—when checked, the port belongs to the pickup group; otherwise, it does not belong to
this group.
When
'Enable'
checkbox is selected against the subscriber port, this port is included into the pickup group;
otherwise, it is excluded from this group. To set permissions for all subscriber ports, click
'Enable all'
button. To
deselect checkboxes for all subscriber ports, click
'Disable all'
button.
If you need to add a port into multiple groups at once, use
'PBX/Ports/Edit port
/PickUp'
menu.
To quit the pickup group configuration dialog without saving, click 'Cancel' button. To save changes, click
'Submit Changes'
button. To store changes to non-volatile memory of the device, click
'Save'
button.
Service usage:
The call comes in to the phone unit of a subscriber that belongs to the pickup group. If the subscriber is
unavailable or cannot answer the call for some reason, another subscriber that belongs to that group may
answer the incoming call. To do this, they should pick up the phone and dial a pickup code, and the connection
with the caller will be established after that.
Pickup group may be used in combination with a call group; in this case, all ports that belong to a call
group should belong to the pickup group as well. Thus, each port that belong to a call group will be able to
pickup an incoming call to a group number.
When subscriber dials the pickup code when there are no incoming calls to a group number, they will hear
'busy' tone.
Pickup group operation will not be possible for calls coming in via SIP protocol with a ringback
sent to the caller ('Remote ringback' setting) or via
Н
.323 protocol (except for the calls that do not
employ faststart and tunnelling.)
