Cisco Systems OL-12397-13 Supported Handsets, Supported Features, Accessing Features

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Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch SIP Feature and Provisioning Guide, Release 5.0

OL-12397-13

Chapter2 SIP Subscribers

Jointly Provided Features

Provisioning in this context refers to feature activation or deactivation, and setting any applicable

directory numbers (DNs) associated with the feature. If a SIP handset is used, the phone’s LCD panel is

used as a menu display area to guide the user toward feature provisioning. If a SIP software client is used,

the UI display region in the client software is used to guide the user through feature provisioning.

There might be multiple lines on the SIP phone, but currently services configured by softkeys on the

phone are available to only one of those lines. The subscriber for that line is provisioned in the

BTS 10200 with the MAC address of the phone (see the MAC Address to Subscriber table in the

Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch CLI Database).

Supported Handsets

Cisco BTS 10200 supports any SIP client/handset that supports CallManager XML 3.0.

Supported Features

The following features have SIP client/handset-based provisioning support:

•Call Forwarding Unconditional Activation (CFUA), Call Forwarding Unconditional Deactivation

(CFUD)

•Call Forwarding on Busy Variable Activation (CFBVA), Call Forwarding on Busy Variable

Deactivation (CFBVD)

•Call Forwarding on No Answer variable Activation (CFNAVA), Call Forwarding on No Answer

Variable Deactivation (CFNAVD)

•Do Not Disturb Activation (DND-ACT), Do Not Disturb Deactivation (DND-DEACT)

•Anonymous Call Rejection Activation (ACR-ACT), Anonymous Call Rejection Deactivation

(ACR-DEACT)

Accessing Features

The following sections describe how to access the features.

The SIP handset provides a button labeled “Services” or an icon indicating “Services.” Initial access to

feature provisioning is through the Services button. After initial access, the UI display area provides a

menu-driven interface and a feature-specific menu.

To navigate the menu, the end user presses the Up and Down arrow buttons or menu numbers. At any

level of navigation, the end user presses the Exit softkey to go back one step in the menu hierarchy. The

user selects menu items using the Select softkey button and uses the numeric dial to enter DN

information.

Feature Options

Call Forwarding

Call-Fwd Busy

Activate/Deactivate Feature

Set/Change Forwarding Number