Keyset - Revision history

Horemu at 12:27, 25 April 2011

2011-04-25T12:27:03Z

Patels at 15:11, 17 October 2006

2006-10-17T15:11:11Z

Martina.ganzer: /* Explanation */

2006-10-02T11:58:30Z

‎Explanation

Horemu: /* Explanation */

2006-09-25T17:05:17Z

‎Explanation

Horemu at 17:03, 25 September 2006

2006-09-25T17:03:50Z

Horemu: keyset moved to Keyset

2006-09-25T17:00:45Z

keyset moved to Keyset

Christian.kaehler: /* wording */

2006-09-25T14:20:39Z

‎wording

Christian.kaehler: /formatting/

2006-09-25T14:11:51Z

‎formatting

Christian.kaehler: /* wording */

2006-09-25T14:09:52Z

‎wording

Christian.kaehler at 14:01, 25 September 2006

2006-09-25T14:01:23Z

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	== Explanation ==		== Explanation ==

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 == Explanation ==
-A telephone is normally associated with a directory '''number''' (or in general with SIP: [[AoR]]). This number is used for placing calls to this telephone and for displaying the telephone's (user's) identity when placing calls to another pary.
+A telephone is normally associated with a directory '''number''' (or in general with SIP: [[AoR]]). This number is used for placing calls to this telephone and for displaying the telephone's (user's) identity when placing calls to another party.
 This '''number''' is also used when more than one [[call appearance]] is supported due to additional features like [[CW|call waiting]].

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 == Explanation ==
-A telephones is normally associated with a directory '''number''' (or in general with SIP: [[AoR]]). This number is used for placing calls to this telephone and for displaying the telephone's (user's) identity when placing calls to another pary.
+A telephone is normally associated with a directory '''number''' (or in general with SIP: [[AoR]]). This number is used for placing calls to this telephone and for displaying the telephone's (user's) identity when placing calls to another pary.
 This '''number''' is also used when more than one [[call appearance]] is supported due to additional features like [[CW|call waiting]].

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 A telephones is normally associated with a directory '''number''' (or in general with SIP: [[AoR]]). This number is used for placing calls to this telephone and for displaying the telephone's (user's) identity when placing calls to another pary.
-This '''number''' is also used when more than one [[call appearance]] is supported due to additional features like call waiting [[CW]].
+This '''number''' is also used when more than one [[call appearance]] is supported due to additional features like [[CW|call waiting]].
 A '''keyset''' denotes a telephone that is associated with '''more than one number''' - this allows a given telephone to act on behalf of different phone numbers (users).
 Just like with traditional telephony systems, people sometimes refer to '''lines''' instead of '''numbers''', hence '''keyset''' phones are also referred to as '''multiline''' phones. The '''main''' line (i.e. the line/directory number for user associated with a given physical telephone) is called '''primary line''', whereas all other lines that can be handled on other phones are denoted as '''shared lines'''.
-At any given time, one telephone can handle only one call appearance for connecting to the handset, and the same applies to keyset / multiline telephones. Also for keyset telephones, features like [[CW]] can increase the number of call appearances that can be handled, but on a '''keyset''' telephone, these appearances may refer to '''different''' lines / numbers / users.
+At any given time, one telephone can handle only one call appearance for connecting to the handset, and the same applies to keyset / multiline telephones. Also for keyset telephones, features like [[CW|call waiting]] can increase the number of call appearances that can be handled, but on a '''keyset''' telephone, these appearances may refer to '''different''' lines / numbers / users.
 The programmable feature keys are used for handling the lines and their respective call appearances, supported by the associated [[LED]]s reflecting the line/call status.

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 A telephones is normally associated with a directory '''number''' (or in general with SIP: [[AoR]]). This number is used for placing calls to this telephone and for displaying the telephone's (user's) identity when placing calls to another pary.
 This '''number''' is also used when more than one [[call appearance]] is supported due to additional features like call waiting [[CW]].
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 Similar features are named '''Bridged Line Appearance (BLA)''' and '''Shared Call Appearance (SCA)'''.
-Pls. refer also to [[DSS]] keys.
+== See also / Siehe auch ==

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 At any given time, one telephone can handle only one call appearance for connecting to the handset, and the same applies to keyset / multiline telephones. Also for keyset telephones, features like [[CW]] can increase the number of call appearances that can be handled, but on a '''keyset''' telephone, these appearances may refer to '''different''' lines / numbers / users.
-The programmable feature keys are used for handling the lines and their call appearances, supported by the associated [[LED]]s to reflect the line/call status.
+The programmable feature keys are used for handling the lines and their respective call appearances, supported by the associated [[LED]]s reflecting the line/call status.
 The number of lines that can be shared may depend on the phone model.
-This feature can be used for different use cases, like chief / secretary.
+This feature can be used for different use cases, e.g. [[CHESE|chief / secretary]] installations.
-This feature requires specific support by the softswitch / application server. Depending on the selected system, a specific set of features for handling call appearances is available.
+This feature requires specific support by the softswitch / application server. Depending on the selected system, a specific set of additional features for handling call appearances is available (e.g. placing calls on hold).
 Similar features are named '''Bridged Line Appearance (BLA)''' and '''Shared Call Appearance (SCA)'''.
 Pls. refer also to [[DSS]] keys.

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 This '''number''' is also used when more than one [[call appearance]] is supported due to additional features like call waiting [[CW]].
-A '''keyset''' denotes a telephone that is associated with '''more than one number''' - this allows a given telephone to act on behalf of different phone numbers.
+A '''keyset''' denotes a telephone that is associated with '''more than one number''' - this allows a given telephone to act on behalf of different phone numbers (users).
-Just as with traditional telephony systems, people sometimes refer to '''lines''' instead of '''number''', hence '''keyset''' phones are also referred to as '''multiline''' phones. The '''main''' line (i.e. the line/directory number for user associated with a given physical telephone) is called '''primay line''', while all other lines that can be handled on other phones are denoted '''shared lines'''.
+Just like with traditional telephony systems, people sometimes refer to '''lines''' instead of '''numbers''', hence '''keyset''' phones are also referred to as '''multiline''' phones. The '''main''' line (i.e. the line/directory number for user associated with a given physical telephone) is called '''primary line''', whereas all other lines that can be handled on other phones are denoted as '''shared lines'''.
-At a given time, one telephone can handle only one call appearance for connecting to the handset, and the same applies to keyset / multiline telephones. Similar to single line telephones, features like CW may increase the number of call appearances that can be handled, but on a keyset telephone, these appearances may refer to different lines / numbers.
+At any given time, one telephone can handle only one call appearance for connecting to the handset, and the same applies to keyset / multiline telephones. Also for keyset telephones, features like [[CW]] may increase the number of call appearances that can be handled, but on a keyset telephone, these appearances may refer to different lines / numbers.
 The programmable feature keys are used for handling the lines and their call appearances, supported by the associated [[LED]]s to reflect the line/call status.

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−	A telephones is normally associated with a directory '''number''' (or in general with SIP: [[AoR]]) for ~~taking~~ calls and for displaying ~~its~~ identity when placing calls. This '''number''' is also used when more than one call appearance is supported due to additional features like call waiting [[CW]].	+	A telephones is normally associated with a directory '''number''' (or in general with SIP: [[AoR]]). This number is used for placing calls to this telephone and for displaying the telephone's (user's) identity when placing calls to another pary.
		+	This '''number''' is also used when more than one [[call appearance]] is supported due to additional features like call waiting [[CW]].

	A '''keyset''' denotes a telephone that is associated with '''more than one number''' - this allows a given telephone to act on behalf of different phone numbers.		A '''keyset''' denotes a telephone that is associated with '''more than one number''' - this allows a given telephone to act on behalf of different phone numbers.

Keyset - Revision history

Horemu at 12:27, 25 April 2011

Patels at 15:11, 17 October 2006

Martina.ganzer: /* Explanation */

Horemu: /* Explanation */

Horemu at 17:03, 25 September 2006

Horemu: keyset moved to Keyset

Christian.kaehler: /* wording */

Christian.kaehler: /*formatting*/

Christian.kaehler: /* wording */

Christian.kaehler at 14:01, 25 September 2006

Christian.kaehler: /formatting/