ATL Telecom IP300S - Manual (Page 26)

IP SIP Phone v2 User’s Guide Mar. 2005
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S c o t t S u n
The “mm:ss” keeps track of the time elapsed after answered.
(A) On Idle State:
a. Press 【A / B / 】 C Call to answer the call
b. Pick up the handset or turn on the speaker phone to answer it. Note: if you turn the
ear-phone on, the voice will be output to ear-phone and the speaker LED will flash
to notify that ear-phone is active.
(B) Other calls are in progress
a. Press 【A / B / 】 C Call to answer the call
b. The 【 】 Reject and 【 】 Forward LEDs will be on such that you may reject the
incoming waiting call as busy by pressing 【 】 Reject or forward it to a predefined
target number by pressing 【 】 Forward .
7.5. Connected
m m : s s
S c o t t S u n D T M F
7.6. Disconnected
(a) Peer hangs up
R e l e a s e d m m : s s
S c o t t S u n
Where “mm:ss” indicates the duration of the call. If the user is on speaker phone mode, it
will return to IDLE state in 5 seconds.
(b) User hands up
1. Ringing calls are waiting => Back to Ringing State
2. Answered calls are waiting:
The “Holding calls recall” will be triggered on expiry to alarm the user that
there are still some holding calls. User could pick up the holding call by hooking up
again; otherwise the holding call will be disconnected after ringing for 1 minute.
After disconnected, you may review the call detail record (CDR) by pressing 【 】
F3 ,
which is mapped to “Call detail” by default. “Call detail” keeps track of CDR of the latest three
connected and finished calls (either incoming or outgoing). Those records (with their caller IDs,
AoR, shown) are sorted by their finished time with latest comes first. Besides, they are volatile
in memory such that they will be clean up every time the system reboots.