D-Link DVX-7090 사용자 설명서

 

 

The DVX-7090 Router provides for 2 types of transfer:  

•  Attended (consultative) transfer when the transferor first contacts the transfer target 

before leaving the call, and 

•  Blind (unsupervised) transfer when the transferor just transfers the call to the called 

extension and hangs up.  

To use the transfer service the user should belong to a group authorized to use the Transfer 
service (See the 

 section for details). 

A common transfer scenario unfolds as follows:  

1.  User A calls user B 

2.  User B answers the call 

3.  User B wishes to transfer the call to user C (the sequence of events when user A 

does the transfer to user C is the same). 

4.  User B presses the Flash button to place user A on hold. (Note: If there is no Flash 

button hitting the Flash key can be emulated by sequentially pressing * and # within 
one second time.) 

5.  User B dials user C (Note: The majority of phones require pressing # to complete 

dialing). 

Further steps vary with the type of transfer (attended or blind.)  

In case of a blind transfer: 

6.  User B hangs up. 

7.  User A becomes the calling party for user C and hears the ringback tone. 

8.  When/if user C answers the call, a call session between A and C is established. 

During an attended transfer: 

6.  User B establishes a connection with user C 

7.  User B is able to switch between user A and C by pressing the Flash button if any (if 

there is no Flash button hitting the Flash key can be emulated by sequentially 
pressing * and # within one second time.) User A and C do not hear each other. 

8.  When user B hangs up, a call session between A and C becomes established. 

The DVX-7090 Router supports 3 party conference calls only.  

As setting up a conference involves the call transfer service, the user who is the conference 
initiator must belong to a group with both Transfer and Conference permissions. 

The 3-party conference scenario unfolds as follows: 

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