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Fixed Mobile Convergence
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Call number information such as e. g. the call number of an external caller can be
transmitted using the “CLIP no screening” feature available via the system con-
nection and thus be displayed on the mobile telephone.
There is an information exchange via DTMF tones during a voice connection
between the communications system and the mobile telephone. This means that
e. g. the “R” key function is transmitted via a DTMF sequence with three star signs.
A mobile telephone call with the FMC call number is considered the beginning of
the log-in procedure. After authentication via the call number (CLIP) or via a
special DTMF sequence, there is an audible internal dial tone on the mobile tele-
phone. The internal call number is now considered busy. The mobile telephone
user can now dial any internal or external call number and use system features.
There is special software available for a series of mobile telephones: “Aastra Mobile
Client”. This software makes it convenient to use FMC telephony functions.
The entry of a new message in the voicebox can be displayed on the mobile tele-
phone. This is done by the OpenCom 100 communications system calling the
mobile telephone from a special extension. The Aastra Mobile Client software
rejects this call and then shows that a voicebox message has arrived.
The following diagrams illustrate the integration of mobile telephones with the
OpenCom 100 communications system via FMC using three sample call situations:

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