Line State
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Animated Graphic
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Explanation
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Idle
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No active Call.
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Handset Is Off the Hook,
Internal Dial Tone |
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You hear the idle tone or the internal dial tone and you can now begin dialing the number.
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Handset Is Off the Hook,
Dial tone is interrupted |
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If you have received a new Voice message, you will hear an stuttered dial tone. You can still begin dialing.
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Handset Is Off the Hook,
External idle tone |
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You have already dialed the public line access and you now hear the external idle tone. You can begin dialing the public number.
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Dial,
No Dial Tone |
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You are in the process of dialing. You have already entered several digits of the number and, therefore, you no longer hear the dial tone.
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Incoming Call
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You are being called. The call on this line is signaled by ringing.
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Ringing
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You call a subscriber. The telephone rings there.
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Outgoing call, Call Waiting
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The subscriber you are calling is presently on the telephone. Your call is signaled there by a call waiting tone.
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Busy
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The connection you are calling is busy or the subscriber cannot be reached.
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Active
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The connection is completed. You can now speak with the subscriber.
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On Hold
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The telephone call is put on hold. Your conversation partner hears music on hold.
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Connect without Inquiry (Blind Call Transfer)
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A call is transferred without making an inquiry call beforehand.
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Conference
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You are actively participating in a conference, i.e. you can talk with all conversation partners.
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Conference On Hold
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You are participating in a conference but you leave the conference temporarily (on hold). The other conference participants continue to communicate with each other.
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Disconnected
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The telephone conversation has been disconnected by the other party. You hear the busy signal.
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Disabled Line
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The line is disabled for incoming calls during a wrap-up time.
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Intercom Connection
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The connection for Intercom will be created immediately. The caller can speak directly.
The line state "Intercom" will only be seen by the person called. The caller's line looks like a normal call.
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