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In AlphaCom there is no standard feature for displaying '''Missed calls''', but by using the [[Event Handler]], one can create such function. | In AlphaCom there is no standard feature for displaying '''Missed calls''', but by using the [[Event Handler]], one can create such function. | ||
| − | The Missed Calls feature is applicable for calls in [[Private mode|private ringing mode]]. If a call is not answered (either by timeout of the ringing, or the caller hangs up), a display message will be generated, showing that there is a missed call. The user can then dial 70 to read the missed calls on his station. | + | The Missed Calls feature is applicable for calls in [[Private mode|private ringing mode]]. If a call is not answered (either by timeout of the ringing, or the caller hangs up), a display message will be generated, showing that there is a missed call. The user can then [[Stationreset feature|dial 70]] to read the missed calls on his station, and press digit 8 to call back to the caller. |
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| + | In AlphaPro, select '''Exchange & System''' > '''Events''', and '''Insert''' an event with the following properties: | ||
Revision as of 08:10, 11 June 2015
In AlphaCom there is no standard feature for displaying Missed calls, but by using the Event Handler, one can create such function.
The Missed Calls feature is applicable for calls in private ringing mode. If a call is not answered (either by timeout of the ringing, or the caller hangs up), a display message will be generated, showing that there is a missed call. The user can then dial 70 to read the missed calls on his station, and press digit 8 to call back to the caller.
In AlphaPro, select Exchange & System > Events, and Insert an event with the following properties: