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3.1.4.6 ‘Pickup groups’ submenu
Use the menu to configure pickup groups. You may configure only 4 different pickup groups.
Pickup group – subscriber group, authorized to receive any calls directed at another subscriber of the
group. In other words, each subscriber inside that belongs to the group may pick up the call received on any
other port of the group by dialing pickup code. Use the Section 3.1.4.1.2 to configure a pickup code. For detailed
information see section ‘Dialplan Configuration’.
– Group 0..3 – sequential number of pickup group;
– FXS 0..7 – FXS port number;
– Permit to pickup incoming calls – when checked, you may pick up incoming calls.
To add port to pickup group, select the checkbox next to the respective port.
Service usage:
The call is transmitted to the subscriber phone unit covered by pickup group. If the subscriber can’t
answer to a call – another subscriber, that belongs to the pickup group and use the same SIP profile, can pick up
incoming call. To do it, user should dial intercept code and after that connection with the calling user will be
established.
Pay attention that the call interception is possible only when called client and picking up client use the
same SIP profile.
Pickup group may be used in combination with a call group; in this case, all ports that belong to a call
group should belong to the pickup group. Thus, each port that belongs to a call group will be able to pickup an
incoming call to a group number.
When subscriber dials the pickup code when there are no incoming calls to a group number, they will hear
'busy' tone.
To save changes into the device operative memory, click ‘Save Changes’ button. To store settings into
non-volatile memory, click ‘Apply’ button.
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