Hello, Is there any way to transfer a call without putting the party in hold?
-A calls B
-B answer
-A tells the C number to transfer and B is pressing the numbers in his keypad during the conversation
-B transfer the call
-A listen the ring to C
-C answer
-A and C are talking
This is because A are not authorized to make calls directly to C
Is SIP technology using yealink T22 phone, when I say hold is when I press Tran and the other person starts listen waiting music.
I need to press the destination number from dictation of the other person, now the operator needs to write in a paper and then press tran and dial the destination number to transfer.
Whilst the PABX is sourcing the hold music, it is the phone that has sent a media direction of sendonly, or has revoked its IP address for receiving media, in order to trigger the music on hold. For a=sendonly, the PABX cannot legally continue to forward media to the phone, and for a media IP address of 0.0.0.0, the PABX no longer knows the address to which to forward media.
My problem is, when operator receive a call the other party dictate the number to dial and transfer this call, now the operator write the destination number in a paper, then press tran button, dial the number and press tran button again to establish the call between the originar and the dictated number.
I need to press the number during the active call, while the originator dictate, to avoid write the number in a paper
do you know if some SIP phone permit to do that?, I am trying with yealink but I cant.
Any SIP phone should allow to press digits while on call.
You can certainly achieve the result with the help of blind transfer and features.conf voip-info.org/wiki/view/Aste … tures.conf
I don’t think you understand his problem. He wants to key in the new number before any transfer processing is performed. What he really needs is a scratch-pad in the phone, as provided in some mobile phones,
Generally, once you key in the code that indicates that you want to do a transfer, the incoming audio is muted. He needs that audio in order to allow the number to be heard and keyed in.
I think the normal solution to this is to use a computer based operator console and use AMI to request the transfer.