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APPENDIX B. ADDITIONAL SERVICE 
1.  Call Waiting 
The service uses a definite signal to notify user about a new incoming call when the line is already busy 
with another call. 
Having received the signal, the user may decide to pick up the waiting call.  
The service can be chosen by setting Call waiting flag in the VoIP/SIP Advanced Setting menu (see section 
4.3.2 SIP Advanced Settings submenu). 
 
Service usage: 
When you receive the new call notification while you are already talking, press R to hold the current call 
and take the waiting one. All further pressing R button will be processed according to the algorithm described in 
sections 2 Call transfer and 3 Conference. 
–  R – flash. 
 
2.  Call transfer 
The Calltransfer service allows temporary interruption of connection with active subscriber (subscriber A), 
connection to another subscriber (subscriber C), and transfer of the call with disconnection of subscriber B (the 
subscriber providing the service).  
Service usage: 
While  being  connected  to the  subscriber  A,  hold  the  call  by  pressing  the  flash release  (R),  wait  for  the 
station response signal, and dial the subscriber C. When the subscriber C answers your call, hang up. 
3.  Conference 
Conference  is  a  service  allowing  three  and  more  subscribers  to  have  shared  phone  conversation.  The 
service can be chosen by setting Call waiting flag in the VoIP/SIP Advanced Setting menu (see section 4.3.2 SIP 
Advanced Settings submenu). 
Service usage: 
While  being  connected to the  subscriber  A,  hold  the  call  by  pressing  the  flash  release  (R),  wait  for  the 
station response signal, and dial the subscriber C. When the subscriber C answers your call, press R to switch to 
the conference mode. 
 
The subscriber who starts the conference is a chairperson; the rest two subscribers are participants. When 
the  chairperson  presses  flash  release  in  the  conference  mode,  the  last  called  subscriber  is  disconnected.  A 
participant may put on hold other participants.  
 
The conference ends  when the  chairperson hangs up;  the  rest two participants will  receive  the  release 
signal in this case. If a participant leaves the conference, the chairperson and another participant are switched 
to a normal two-party call.