Platan Proxima - Services Offered by the Server; Services Connected with Incoming Calls; Analogue Trunk Lines

Proxima, Libra firmware ver. 2.12.xx
rev. 2.12.01
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4. Services offered by the server
4.1. Services connected with incoming calls
4.1.1 Analogue trunk lines
The server may operate in three different modes of handling incoming calls from
analogue trunk lines (CO). The installer must properly set up the modes described
below as call schemes using the computer program.
None MODE (no message)
A server operating in the None mode establishes an incoming call from a trunk line
with the defined Hunt Group (from 1 to 16 extensions).
If an outside party is calling a user of the server working in the None mode, the
procedure is as follows:
A server external number is dialled.
A server ring-back tone is heard (idle or engaged).
The server establishes a call with the extensions defined for this mode.
Announcement MODE
In the Announcement mode, the server plays the welcome voice message or the
tune while establishing a call with the defined Hunt Group.
If an outside party is calling a server user working in the Announcement mode,
the procedure is as follows:
A server external number is dialled.
A tune or a welcome message is heard,
e.g. “This is .... Please wait for the operator to answer...”
While playing the tune, the server establishes a call with extensions in the
order determined in the Hunt Group.