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Priority | Every device is assigned a '''Call Setup Priority''' level, ranging from '''1 to 250''', where '''1 represents the highest priority.''' | ||
The '''default''' priority level is '''70.''' | |||
Call Setup Priority is used only for '''Station‑to‑Station calls'''. | |||
*'''Alarm''': | The priority levels are grouped into four categories: | ||
*'''High''': | *'''Alarm''': 1–20 | ||
*'''Normal''': | *'''High''': 21–40 | ||
*'''Low''': | *'''Normal''': 41–100 | ||
*'''Low''': 101–250 | |||
Calls are processed based on the ''caller’s'' assigned call setup priority. | |||
File:ZCP CallPri.png | |||
An | '''Alarm Priority''' <br> | ||
* An Alarm‑priority call is connected immediately. | |||
* The only exception is if the receiving station is already engaged in a call with an even higher priority. | |||
A | '''High Priority'''<br> | ||
*A High‑priority call will automatically connect in '''Open (Auto‑answer)''' mode if the receiving station is not already in a call. | |||
*This applies even if the receiving station is currently receiving a call notification from a lower‑priority caller. | |||
A Low | '''Normal Priority'''<br> | ||
*A Normal‑priority call is announced according to the receiving station’s configuration (Open/Private, Auto‑answer On/Off). | |||
*If the station is in '''Private''' mode and multiple callers try to connect at the same time, the call with the '''highest priority''' is connected first. | |||
'''Low Priority''' <br> | |||
*A Low‑priority call is always announced using private ringing. | |||
*If several low‑priority (non‑urgent) calls arrive simultaneously, the call with the '''highest priority among them''' will be connected first. | |||
Default priority can be changed per device from the device configuration “Call Priority” field (default hidden, can be shown with “show column” option. | Default priority can be changed per device from the device configuration “Call Priority” field (default hidden, can be shown with “show column” option. | ||
Revision as of 14:03, 13 February 2026
Every device is assigned a Call Setup Priority level, ranging from 1 to 250, where 1 represents the highest priority. The default priority level is 70.
Call Setup Priority is used only for Station‑to‑Station calls.
The priority levels are grouped into four categories:
- Alarm: 1–20
- High: 21–40
- Normal: 41–100
- Low: 101–250
Calls are processed based on the caller’s assigned call setup priority.
File:ZCP CallPri.png
Alarm Priority
- An Alarm‑priority call is connected immediately.
- The only exception is if the receiving station is already engaged in a call with an even higher priority.
High Priority
- A High‑priority call will automatically connect in Open (Auto‑answer) mode if the receiving station is not already in a call.
- This applies even if the receiving station is currently receiving a call notification from a lower‑priority caller.
Normal Priority
- A Normal‑priority call is announced according to the receiving station’s configuration (Open/Private, Auto‑answer On/Off).
- If the station is in Private mode and multiple callers try to connect at the same time, the call with the highest priority is connected first.
Low Priority
- A Low‑priority call is always announced using private ringing.
- If several low‑priority (non‑urgent) calls arrive simultaneously, the call with the highest priority among them will be connected first.
Default priority can be changed per device from the device configuration “Call Priority” field (default hidden, can be shown with “show column” option.