The call window is the information and control centre for your phone calls. In addition to the visualisation of the call state, dialog partner and other relevant informations about the call, it is also possible to control the call. The window encapsulates logically connected phone calls in a single user interface and thus permits the convenient control of one or more calls on one phone. With the option of making assignments to projects, marking private calls and writing memos, this window is one of estos ProCall One R2's central components.
[1] Call state
[2] Active line
[3] List of calls
[4] Control
[5] Call Memo / Project settings
The call window, as shown above, is divided vertically into three areas.
In this area you still have the option of suppressing the display of your phone number by switching on the phone number display suppression. The remote station called then does not see who is calling. (Does not work with every phone system and not with internal calls).
Icon | Meaning |
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Phone number suppression deactivated | |
Phone number suppression activated |
[1] Call partner
[2] Contact chooser
[3] Phone number
[4] Call duration
[5] Hide contact details
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After you have reloaded the contents of the call window by pressing F5, the displayed templates appear with a colored background. A context menu permits you to view the source code. The upper part of the text file contains the parsed template; the lower part contains the raw XML data which was handed to the parser. Further information on developing your own XSLT templates can be found here.
[1] Conference controller
[2] Conference participant
[3] Controls for the conference
The call window is displayed in the format shown above as soon as you initiate a conference. You can no longer directly control the individual calls but only the conference which is displayed as the uppermost entry in the call list. How long the conference has been running is shown next to the number of conference participants. The further elements of of the call window are similar to those described above.
The states of phone calls are visualised by means of various status icons. The icon provides direct access to the journal for the current dialog partner. The tooltip contains information on the state of the current call. If there are several calls in the call window you will always see which is the current live call by the symbolised text in the speech bubble.
Icon | Meaning |
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Incoming call. Flashes when the phone rings. | |
Outgoing call. Flashes when the phone being called rings. | |
Held call | |
Prepared call | |
Active auto-dialing | |
Callback after the Callback when engaged or when not reached function has been activated | |
Ended call. If there are several calls in the call window this is the unselected, ended call. When all calls in the call window have ended, you can select this call by clicking it. The selected call is started with the call button. | |
If there are several calls in the call window, the text in the speech bubble shows you that this is the active call. This call is displayed with the controls in the lower part of the call window. |
Depending on the telephony status you can perform various control actions on the current call. The visibility of the individual buttons is significantly influenced by the function range of the phone system.
Icon | Meaning |
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Set up dialing for the phone number currently stored in the call window: | |
The currently selected contact in the call window offers several numbers. Via the icon select you can choose another of the contact's phone numbers. The call is not yet initiated. The icon call starts the call. | |
Accept an incoming call. The phone switches to hands-free mode. Analogue phones do not support this feature. | |
End current call. Reject incoming ringing call. End consultation call End conference. End auto-dial. |
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The current phone status either permits ending various calls or you can connect subscribers to each other by hanging up. The combo menu displays which actions are supported. The hang-up key ends the current call. | |
Hold current caller. The subscriber is either put on hold or a callback is initiated depending on the phone system. | |
Retrieve subscriber on hold | |
Begin callback. A window opens for searching for contacts or entering numbers. The window contains the last targets for callbacks and forwardings. | |
Call on hold. Current call participant is on hold and call participant which was on hold gets connected. | |
Initiate conference. Initiate a conference with the current dialog partner and the dialog partner on hold. | |
Add dialog partner to the conference being held. | |
Forward call. A window opens for searching for contacts or entering numbers. The window contains the last targets for callbacks and forwardings. | |
Forward call. You have access to your contact's further phone numbers via the check box. Thus, you can quickly forward a call on your cordless or mobile phone. The Forward button opens the contact dialog as described under Forwarding. | |
If the number called is engaged you can start automatic redialing via this icon. An attempt is made to call the subscriber again after a certain period of time. At what intervals and how often this redialing should take place can be defined in the settings Outgoing calls define. | |
Activates the Callback when no answer or engaged function. A callback to this subscriber is started as soon as the remote station is available again. | |
Planning a new call to the current contact's last connected number. If the select button is visible, you can choose one of the contact's other phone numbers for the planned call. | |
The current call will be restored to the planned status e.g. for setting other project settings. If the select button appears, you can choose other phone numbers of the contact for planing the call. | |
Opens a dialog for subsequent selection of DTMF tones. Input can be made with both the keyboard and the mouse. |
If various buttons are not visible either the current phone status or the phone system driver do not permit this action. |
Version R2