PathFinder Software Configuration Guide - Trilogy Communications

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17.5 Telephone Group OperationPathFinder Version 4.22 User GuideOperationally, the DTMF system is straightforward.17.5.1 Incoming Calls• When an incoming call is answered by the Telephone Hybrid, all panels in theappropriate group will ring (visually and audibly if configured). The visual tally is flashingof the red and yellow tallies simultaneously.• Any panel in the group may answer the call by flicking their telephone key brieflyupwards.• The panel’s key will, in its default “rest” state, take on the label for the phone group towhich it is assigned.• Once an incoming call is received, the label will change to that of the specific line that isringing.• That panel then “owns” the call and is either in “open” conversation with the caller(combined key, as shown above) or “private” conversation (separate key, as explained inthe preceding section).17.5.2 Outgoing Calls• Pressing a free phone key upwards initiates an outgoing call. The software searches fora free line in the telephone group, and “seizes” it for the exclusive use of the panel. Thekey’s label will change to that of the appropriate port.• The dial pad may be used to dial the required number.• AutoDial numbers may be sent by using the Settings AutoDial prefix (for example *)followed by the 2 digit AutoDial code.17.5.3 Placing Calls on Hold and Transferring Calls.• The current owner may place a call on hold, by a second brief up-press.• Once on hold, a call may be picked up at a new location, by any other member of thattelephone group, by a further key up-press at the new location.17.5.4 Clearing a Call• Only the current owner may drop the call. This is effected by pressing the ‘phone key up,then down, then back to centre in a single movement.17.5.5 Telephone Key TalliesOnly two panel tally states are provided with Telephone Keys:• Flashing Red and Yellow :Incoming call, or call is on-hold• Solid Red and Yellow: Panel has ownership of call and is speaking17.5.6 Clearing a CallWhether incoming or outgoing, a call is cleared by a second upward press of the phone key.Within 2 seconds, the key must then be pressed downwards.Page 102 of 102 Issue 1 Trilogy Communications Limited
PathFinder Version 4.22 User Guide18. IFB ASSIGNMENTThis function of PathFinder allows rapid re-assignment of IFB Return Audio Sources to apre-defined IFB, from any panel in the system.Used in conjunction with the IFB Assignment Form (see PathFinder User Guide for a fullexplanation of this feature), two new key types are added to the Panel Configuration Page.IFB Return Audio KeyIFB Destination KeyIf PathFinder has recently been installed then these key types will not be available From theOptions pull-down menu, pick the Settings optionAdd the two IFB key types. The left pane shows all of the key type: the right pane showsthose which will be displayed on-screen.When the two keys have been added, pick OK. PathFinder must be re-started before theseadditions take effect: Follow the on-screen prompts.The new key types may be used on an existing panel or a new dedicated panel: both optionsare valid and this is an operational decision.The normal operation of using these two keys is to rapidly assign IFB Return Audio Sourcesto use with these destinations.The example below shows a 24 key panel with the top 12 keys used as IFB Destination keysand the bottom 12 keys set for use with twelve possible IFB Return Audio Sources.The Labels below the IFB Destination keys will take their labels from the IFB page, and thelabel above the Return Audio Source key will take the five-character label from the portlabelling on the configuration overview. These are the only steps needed to configure keyson the panel - the other steps needed are to do with the IFB page in PathFinder andoperation of the port itself.Trilogy Communications LimitedIssue 1Page 103 of 103
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