Transfer — blind or consultative feature administration

Last Updated : Jan 28, 2019 |
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The classes on the analog stations are XFA/XFD:
  • XFA – Transfer Allowed: The user can initiate transfer in the manner appropriate for the endpoint.
  • XFD – Transfer Denied: The user cannot request a transfer. This class is superfluous in Device Adapter, as absence of permission to transfer is the same as forbidding it.
When the migration detects the XFA class-of-service, the tools automatically assign the analog station a conference button at position 18. This virtual button is used as the basis for the SIP signaling during the feature activation. If needed, this button can be manually added in the features buttons for the CS1k-ana station by using System Manager or Communication Manager to carry out the configuration.
The class-of-service is not propagated to Device Adapter. The presence or absence of the conference button suffices.
Digital and UNIStim endpoints require the Transfer button or soft key to be programmed. Soft keys have a fixed location as position 17. The UNIStim and digital 200X station programmable buttons do not. Note that 3901 has the feature assigned to a button at position 1 to 4, but the user presses the feature button and enters the digit aligning to the button. The 3902 stations must have either conference or transfer configured at position 4 and cannot assign it elsewhere. This is also done on the System Manager or the Communication Manager configuration pages, but the type of station must be the appropriate station family: CS1k-IP, CS1k-39xx, CS1k-1col or CS1k-2col.