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CTI (Computer Telephony Integration) Link Feature

Description

Basic Call Control

A CTI application on your PC can control an extension's operations. Basic call control includes the following for calls on System Access buttons, Cover buttons, Personal Line buttons and Pool buttons:

CTI applications vary in how they use the system's features. The list of basic call control activities includes the functions that a CTI application may control; a given application does not necessarily use these system features.

All extensions with the exception of a QCC and MFM can use the CTI applications. CTI applications can make calls on behalf of all extension types except:

All other services may be used by all sets. It is important to understand that in order for CTI applications to make use of all information concerning a call, the services must be used throughout the life of a call. If you start using services for a call (i.e. Make Call), you should continue using the services for any other activity that you wish to perform (i.e. Consult or Transfer).


Topics
  Description
 
  Platform Requirements
Screen Pop
Collected Digits
Power Dial
Basic Call Control
Programming a CTI Link
  At a Glance
  Considerations & Constraints
 
  Private Network Operation
  System Programming
  Mode Differences
Telephone Differences
Feature Interactions