ClassCo InTouch 5000 - Manual (Page 13)

egory, just as done for any other call-waiting caller. At this point,
you have these options:
1. To connect to the call-waiting caller, answer the telephone
plugged into the unit. The unit will isolate the modem from the
line and automatically connect the caller. When you hang-up,
the connection between the modem and the line is restored.
However if your conversation is much longer than ten sec­
onds, the data connection may have been terminated. In
general, if you pick up your phone to talk with someone, you
should expect to lose your Internet connection.
2. To send a message to the caller while you’re on-line, press
the BUSY key. The modem is isolated from the line, and a
message is played to the caller “I’m on the Internet and will call
you back shortly.” After the message completes, the modem
is reconnected to the line and the on-line session should
resume.
3. Do nothing and ignore the call. If you have network voicemail
service, your call will be routed to voicemail automatically by
your telephone company
4. Hang up your Internet connection from your computer. If you
do this within 10-15 seconds, the will cause the call-waiting
call to ring your line, and the call can be answered from any
extension telephone.
Note: If you do not have call waiting ID service, the unit will “beep”
for several seconds and display “Incoming Call” to indicate you
have a call waiting.
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