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or group participate in a voice call or SMS, the SmartOne Dispatch will also receive the voice call or SMS
from the P-PoC6000 client or group. The monitored party does not know whether he or she is being
monitored.
7.5.2
Overriding
By overriding, the SmartOne Dispatch forcibly terminates an monitored ongoing voice call and forcibly
releases the occupied resources.
7.5.3
Interruption
By interruption, the SmartOne Dispatch forcibly interrupts an ongoing voice call where a P-PoC6000
client is talking and forcibly obtains the talk right.
7.5.4
Stun
The SmartOne Dispatch can stun a P-PoC6000 client and ban its features. A stunned P-PoC6000 client
can only log in or log out, and cannot perform other services.
7.5.5
Revive
The SmartOne Dispatch can revive a stunned P-PoC6000 client, and restore its features. A revived
P-PoC6000 client can perform services normally.
7.5.6
Positioning
The location server subscribes the location information of the P-PoC6000 client, and the P-PoC6000
client reports its location information to the location server in real-time, and then the SmartOne Dispatch
subscribes the location information of the P-PoC6000 client through the location server.
7.5.7
Subscription
The SmartOne Dispatch can subscribe information of device, group and calls from the P-PoC6000 server.
Upon receiving the subscription request, the P-PoC6000 server returns with the requested information.
When the subscribed information changes, the P-PoC6000 server actively pushes the information to the
SmartOne Dispatch. Subscription information includes the correspondence between device and group,
user registration status, user call status, group call status and system online call status.
