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outgoing call.
A silence period of about three seconds is created after pressing the ‘Flash’ key during a
conversation (normally, the user presses ‘Flash’ + ’1’, ‘Flash’ + ’2’, or ‘Flash’ + ’3’). This limitation
does not occur when in ‘Flash only’ key sequence mode.
When pressing ‘Flash’ + ’1’ or ‘Flash’ + ’2’ (for call hold and transfer), the DTMF is sometimes
heard at the remote side.
QoS traffic shaping: Enabling ‘TCP Serialization’ may cause problems viewing real-time video
streams on a PC that is connected to the device.
Caller ID Type II audio indication is sometimes heard by both the calling and the called parties.
3.2 Versions Prior to 2.4.2
Note: For the historic details of earlier releases please refer to the LTRT-50506 MP-
202 Telephone Adapter Release Notes for version 2.4.1, dated January 2007.
Release Notes 12 Document #: LTRT-50508
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