89.8. Settings

Click the Settings tab to open the list of parameters and preferences of the Abilisphone Advanced user.

Figure 89.15. Settings page advanced user

Settings page advanced user

This page contains:

For the Abilisphone Basic user, the list of parameters and preferences is reduced:

Figure 89.16. Settings page basic user

Settings page basic user

[Note]Note

To access extended settings for advanced users, contact your system administrator.

89.8.1. Forward options

Click the Forward options, the following page will appear.

Figure 89.17. Forward options

Forward options

The available options are:

  • No rules - no active rules;

  • Do not disturb (DND) - You don't receive calls. If someone tries to call you, he receives the busy signal.

  • Unconditional - The call is always forwarded.

  • Fork - With Fork several phones ring at once with Abilisphone, like your desk phone or a SIP phone.

  • Conditional - The call is forwarded based on configured conditions in the Conditional options.

  • Forward to number - The used number for forwarding or forking.

  • Conditional options - Conditions used for conditional forwarding.

    Figure 89.18. Conditional options

    Conditional options

    • Always - your phone doesn't ring and the calls are immediately forwarded. If you enable this option the others aren't selectable.

    • On busy - the call is forwarded only when your telephone is busy.

    • On No Answer after 15 seconds - if you don't answer after a defined number of seconds (15), the call is forwarded.

    • On all other causes - the call is forwarded in other causes different from the previous ones.

    • Fork STD (Standard) after 10 sec - enable the call forking after 10 seconds of delay, for the configured settings.

  • Advanced - Advanced forwarding settings

    Figure 89.19. Advanced forward options

    Advanced forward options

    • No Answer timeout (sec) - Insert the no answer timeout in seconds.

    • Fork timeout (sec) - Insert the delay between the start of ringing and start of the forked call.

    • Fork mode:

      Figure 89.20. Fork mode selection

      Fork mode selection

      • Twin - If one of the two telephones is busy, the other one doesn't ring.

      • Normal (Standard) - Both the telephone connected to the Abilis and the one selected for call forking, ring up even if one is busy.

89.8.2. Voice Mail

The following page allows to enable or disable the voice mail and configure her settings.

Figure 89.21. Voice mail settings

Voice mail settings

  • Enable - Enable Voice mail;

  • Recipient - Insert the mail address where to send the caller's voice message;

  • No Answer timeout - Insert the no answer timeout in seconds.

89.8.3. Call options

In this sub-section of the settings you may specify the call options.

Figure 89.22. Call options page

Call options page

The available options are:

  • Call selection

    Figure 89.23. Call selection

    Call selection

    • Auto - the user is not forced to decide whatever is better to save money and having better quality, the phone already knows because the phone has the settings of the user and the state of all connections.

    • Manual - the user may choose personally what option to use to perform the call.

      Depending on active call options, can be following pages when you make a call.

      Figure 89.24. The manual call options when Callback is active

      The manual call options when Callback is active

      Figure 89.25. The manual call options when Postselection is active

      The manual call options when Postselection is active

      Let's check the fees for each call.

      • VoIP - the call is totally free, apart the cost of Internet connection, the user must check related fees to avoid to overflow the threshold provided by the carrier.

      • Post Selection - the call may be free if it is supposed that the SIM has a special contract to save money with the Postselection number. This is option is available if:

        • The GSM network must be enabled;

        • "Postselection" must be enabled;

        • "Postselection number'' must be set.

      • Callback - should be totally free for the user of the phone. This is option is available if:

        • The GSM network must be enabled;

        • The Abilisphone must have a data connection to Abilis;

        • "Callback" must be enabled.

      • Blind Callback - should be totally free for the user of the phone, but the user doesn't reach directly the final destination, he must be connected to own firm operator. This is option is available if:

        • The GSM network must be enabled;

        • "Callback number" must be set;

        • "Callback" must be enabled;

        • "Blind Callback" must be enabled;

  • Cellular - Enable/Disable Cellular part.

    Cellular options:

    • Post Selection - Enable/Disable Post Selection;

    • Callback - Enable/Disable Callback;

    • Blind Callback - Enable/Disable Blind Callback;

      [Important]Important

      It's impossible simultaneously activate Callback and Postselection.

      [Note]Note

      If the Cellular options are disabled, the Abilisphone uses only VoIP.

  • VoIP - Enable/Disable VoIP part.

    • Incoming VoIP - Enable/Disable incoming VoIP calls.

      [Note]Note

      If Incoming VoIP is disabled, you receive only GSM calls.

  • Contact mode - Setting the way to call user numbers.

    Figure 89.26. Contact mode

    Contact mode

    • Current - call the current user number.

    • Sequence - call the user numbers in sequence.

    • Fork - call the user numbers in parallel mode.

  • Current User Number - Select the Current User Number (The number of SIM).

    Figure 89.27. Current User Number

    Current User Number

    [Note]Note

    This option is active only if the user has configured several User Numbers.

  • Current Net Number - Select the Current Net Number.

    Figure 89.28. Current Net Number

    Current Net Number

    [Note]Note

    This option is active only if the user has configured several Net Numbers.

  • SEQUENCE/FORK NUMBER - Set Contact order for Contact mode Sequence or set the fork number if the Contact mode is Fork.

    Figure 89.29. NUMBER 1/2/3

    NUMBER 1/2/3

    [Note]Note

    In Sequence Contact mode these numbers (NUMBER 1, NUMBER 2, NUMBER 3) indicate the choice order: first, second, third.

89.8.4. Advanced options

In this sub-section of the settings you may specify the Advanced options.

Figure 89.30. Advanced settings

Advanced settings

  • Encryption - Enable/Disable the encryption.

  • VOIP AMPLIFICATION - Amplify the volume of:

    • MICROPHONE;

    • EARPIECE;

    • LOUDSPEAKER.

  • LINK EVALUATOR STATISTICS - Useful for troubleshooting of voice quality issues.

    • Last evaluation - Quality rate, and time of last evaluation;

    • Average RTT (ms) - Round-Trip Time (RTT), also called round-trip delay, is the time required for a packet to travel from a specific source to a specific destination and back again.

    • Packet Loss % - Packet loss is the failure of one or more transmitted packets to arrive at their destination.

    • Average Jitter (ms) - Jitter is the variation in the latency (delay in packet delivery) on a packet flow between the two systems, when some packets take longer to travel from one system to the other.

    • Max Jitter (ms) - Maximum value of Jitter.

    • Max Jitter Exceeds - Number of packets which exceeded the Max Jitter.

  • Send log - Sending log via mail, which is useful for debugging problems.