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Chapter 5 <br />

In some cases, phone numbers for outgoing calls must be preceded by an outgoing prefix.<br />

This occurs when the phone number (for an outgoing call) is entered manually or retrieved<br />

from business or local directories.<br />

My IC Mobile for iPhone can add this prefix to the phone number, so that the PBX can<br />

establish the call.<br />

Depending of the origin of the phone number, the following rules are applied:<br />

- If the number comes from the OmniPCX Office phonebook, the number is used without<br />

modification to make the call<br />

- If the number comes from a call log or a voice mail, the number is used without<br />

modification to make the call<br />

- If the phone number comes from the LDAP directory, My IC Mobile for iPhone<br />

automatically adds the prefix and makes the call<br />

Note:<br />

It is recommended to have phone numbers registered in canonical form in the LDAP directory.<br />

- If the user enters a phone number manually, My IC Mobile for iPhone automatically adds<br />

the prefix and make the call<br />

- If the number comes from the Apple iPhone local contact, My IC Mobile for iPhone<br />

automatically adds the prefix and makes the call<br />

5.3.3.4 Business Communications<br />

The My IC Mobile for iPhone only manages business communications. Only incoming and<br />

outgoing call from the PBX are managed by the application. Private communications are out of<br />

its scope.<br />

When the application is launched from Apple iPhone, the user can activate the Mobility option<br />

from the main screen (icon at the top right of the screen). This action automatically activates<br />

the single ring mode. In a multi-set configuration, this means that the application only rings for<br />

incoming business communications. Other associated desk phones do not ring. If configured in<br />

OMC, their screen only indicate an immediate forward to the application number. The user can<br />

deactivate the single ring mode in the application settings. When this occurs, all devices of the<br />

multi-set ring for incoming business calls.<br />

To leave the business context, the user must select the Private (no forward) option. This<br />

means that no more business calls are received on the mobile.<br />

In the business context, communications are handled through the PBX (only when the data<br />

channel is available), ensuring rich telephonic features. The Apple iPhone can receive and<br />

make business calls; but can also make private calls through the native Apple iPhone<br />

application.<br />

Remarks:<br />

- Since the client cannot send DTMF codes, My IC Mobile for iPhone application does not support any<br />

fallback.<br />

- It is not possible to make a business outgoing call from the native dialer.<br />

• A Business outgoing call must be set up from the My IC Mobile for iPhone application. The call is<br />

invoked through the web service with a recall from the Call Server.<br />

• A Private outgoing call must be set up from the native application. The call does not go through<br />

the PBX.<br />

5.3.3.5 Business Call Logs<br />

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