XP0100 Enterprise IP Phone Using the Advanced Phone Functions
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SIP Diversion Display
When an outgoing call from the phone is being diverted to another party (i.e., via call
forward), the phone will display the Caller ID of the new party, Similarly, the new party
will display the Caller ID of the original caller and the redirected call information
indicated by DIVERSION or HISTORY-INFO header.
Call Diversion example:
1) Alice calls John.
2) John’s phone is busy.
3) John’s phone forwards the incoming call to another party (Mary).
4) Alice’s phone displays the Caller ID of the new party(Mary)
5) Mary’s phone receives a call and displays the caller ID of the initiator (Alice)
and the diverted party (John).
Note:
1. Diversion is not available on all servers. Contact your system administrator for
more information.
2. Redirected call information is sent by SIP message in the Diversion header, per
draft-levy-sip-diversion-08, or the HISTORY-INFO header, per RFC 4244. It
depends on the server.
3. Multiple diversions may take place on the phone. The phone receiving a
diverted call (i.e., Mary’s phone in example above) with the Diversion header
will display the information of the last diverted party (last encountered). the
phone receiving a diverted call (i.e., Mary’s phone in example above) with the
History-Info header will display the information of the first diverted party (first
encountered).
Suppress DTMF Display
This feature allows the suppression of DTMF display when a number is dialed during an
active call. When the Suppress DTMF Display is disabled, and you press number keys
during an active call, the IP phone displays each digit as dialed in the LCD interface.
When the Suppress DTMF Display is enabled, the IP phone will display “*” instead of
dialed digits immediately in the LCD interface during the call.
To configure Suppress DTMF Display via web user interface:
1) Click on Phone->Features.
2) Select Enabled from the pull-down list of Suppress DMTF Display.
3) Click Confirm to save the change.
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