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LANCOM VoIP Routers: PBX Functionalities
Chapter 4: PBX functions in the LANCOM Business- VoIP- Router
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These functions can be used to manage calls as follows:
Holding/consulting and continuing with calls SIP ISDN Analog
To place a call on hold, press the Flash/Call hold key (or 'F' on analog
phones).
The caller can no longer hear you and you can initiate a second call by
dialing a telephone number (consulting). HOLD HOLD or F R
To continue with a call which is on hold, press the Flash/Call hold key
again (or 'F 2'). HOLD HOLD or F R 2 or R
after a short
delay
If the consultation call has not yet been picked up, you can stop the
consulting by hanging up the handset on a SIP or ISDN telephone*.
You can stop the consultation call with the appropriate menu function of
the telephone (e.g. 'Cancel') or 'F 1' (analog).* HANG UP HANG UP HANG UP
Swap SIP ISDN Analog
To open a second line during a call, first press the Flash/Call hold key (or
'F' on analog phones).
The other caller can no longer hear you. HOLD HOLD or F R
Dial the number for the second caller while the first call is on hold.
If you cannot reach the second caller, you can return to the call which is on
hold by pressing the hold key (or 'F'). 123456789 123456789 123456789
As soon as two simultaneous connections are open, you can use the hold
key (or swap key for ISDN phones, 'R' and '2' for analog phones) to swap
to-and-fro between the two connections.
You will be connected to one of the other callers; the other caller is placed
on hold. HOLD SWAP R 2 or R
after a short
delay
To end an active call, hang up the handset on SIP or ISDN telephones, and
on analog phones press 'F 1'.
The call which is on hold is not automatically reactivated, but it will be
signaled (ringing phone) for a period of 15 seconds. END or
HANG UP* END or
HANG UP* F 1
Call transfer, consult SIP ISDN Analog
To open a second line during a call, first press the Flash/Call hold key (or
'F' on analog phones).
The other caller can no longer hear you. HOLD HOLD or F R