Positron G-1212, Руководство пользователя

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Positron Telecommunication Systems Inc. – G-Series
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Caller ID
Represents the digits passed from the carrier (or PABX) to the end user device
(or between PABXs) that identify who the caller is. Also known as CLI (Calling
line identification) or ANI (Automatic Number Identification)
Corporate Call Back
Allows you to set up a callback destination that calls a user back and provides
access to an application. An example of this would be a caller that dials your
system, disconnects, is called back and then provided a DISA application to
make a phone call. This is a basic service for reducing costs international calls
and mobile phone charges
Advanced Call forwarding rules
Example: Unanswered inbound calls - the caller is prompted to speak recipient’s
name. The call then gets forwarded over a VoIP line to the additional forwarding
numbers provided in the recipient’s forwarding profile. The call is forwarded with
the CallerID of the inbound caller (not the PBX). The recipient will see the
inbound call and can answer or ignore. Ignored calls get sent back to the
recipient’s voicemail box. If the recipient answers the call, they are prompted with
the recording and may accept or reject the call. A rejected call is still transparent
to the original caller, and sent back to voicemail.
Configurable extension lengths (2,3,4 digits)
Desktop paging
Certain desktop phones with built in speakers can have the ‘paging’ function
enabled which will automatically answer a paged call and play the audio without
end user intervention
Outbound and Inbound configurable call rules
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Example outbound rule:
Member of ‘sales team’ can dial long distance numbers while ‘support’
cannot
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Example inbound rule:
Number ‘xxx-xxx-xxxx’ is a fax machine and routed directly to the FXS
connected fax machine
External Media Support (voicemail, Music on Hold)
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Compact Flash