Prodys ProntoNet - III.2 Control Keys; III.2.1 the CALL 1 and CALL 2 Keys; III.2.1.1. Establishing a Call When Prontonet Is Configured as an IP Codec; (Net = Ip)

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III.2 Control Keys:
III.2.1 The CALL 1 and CALL 2 keys
The fundamental role of these keys is the initiation and termination of a
connection. Note that the keys have different functions depending on the
communication line status at any given moment. Additionally, the display will
also show different information depending on the type of NET selected - IP,
ISDN or X21.
Depending on the line’s status, CALL 1 and CALL 2 will function in the following
way:
 With the line disconnected:
a) Initiation of a communication
: Pressing CALL 1 or CALL 2 will
access the call initiation menu. Depending on the type of NET
selected (IP, ISDN or X21) the dialog that you will see will vary.
(Note that, CALL 2 only works when ISDN is selected as the
NET).
b) Connecting to an incoming call
: if the ProntoNet is pre-configured
to manual answering, the CALL 1 or CALL 2 keys will connect the
line when an incoming call is detected on the respective lines.
 With a line connected: There are two distinct functions:
a) A short press
will display on-screen the number or IP address of
the current connection.
b) A long press
(over 1 second) will disconnect the associated line.
It is posible to program a number of call retries from the ProntoNet web page.
III.2.1.1. Establishing a call when ProntoNet is configured as an IP codec
(NET = IP)
If an IP network is selected, pressing CALL 1 will display the following:
The user must select beforehand if the IP communication type is MULTICAST
mode (point to multi-point) or UNICAST mode (point to point). Next, depending
on the selected option will show:
LAN L1 MODE
{MULTICAST} UNICAST