Phone Manager
Phone Manager
This menu controls the features of Phone Manager.
•Pop Phone Manager:
When an incoming call is received the Phone Manager application will 'Pop' to the front and become the foreground application.
•Hide on Close:
Phone Manager Pro is minimized to the System tray on the Windows Taskbar when you close the application rather than exiting.
•Play Sounds:
Incoming calls are alerted by playing a sound.
•Hide on no calls:
Phone Manager Pro only. Phone Manager Pro automatically minimize when you have finished all calls.
•Pop on Answer:
Phone Manager Pro only. Phone Manager Pro will only pop when an incoming call is received.
•Pop on Page Call:
Phone Manager will pop when a page call is received.
•Enable VoIP:
Ensure this is checked if the User Name you have associated the Phone Manager with (see Getting Started) is a VoIP extension.
•Show All/Show In/Show Out/Show Missed/Show Messages:
Causes the corresponding tabs to be displayed in the Call History panel. Some menus are only available in Phone Manager Pro.
•Show Status:
Controls whether the Status pane comes to the front when a call is answered.
•Show Cost of Call: Shows the costs of the call.
•Show Account Codes:
Phone Manager Pro only. Shows the account code available.
Park ID
By default each Park button in the Call Park Area is configured for the four system park areas which means a parked call can be picked up at any extension. See also Park a Call.
However you may wish to create personal/group park areas where Users can only pick up the call if they know the Park ID (maximum 9 characters).
For example a call parked on the fourth Park button could use Park ID 55. Other users who wish to pick up that call could either configure one of their own Park IDs also for 55 or use a short code (for example *38*55# - please refer to your System Administrator).
You can also use text to create a Park ID, however another User will not be able to pick up a call parked in this area using a short code.
Phone Manager User Guide | Page 35 |
IP Office | 40DHB0002USAR Issue 13a (22nd September 2005) |