With the Conditional Call Extending feature, you can limit the type of calls that are extended to the cell phone when EC500 is enabled. You can administer the Conditional Call Extending settings and apply these settings to a specific application instead of the station as a whole. User can also set the Conditional Call Extending settings. Conditional Call Extending feature is used by the SIP and FMC applications such as PBFMC, PVFMC, and SPFMC. With the Conditional Call Extending feature, you can reduce the cellular use by restricting the unrequired calls which results in improved productivity.

You can use the Conditional Call Extend Enable FNE and the Conditional Call Extend Disable FNE to enable and disable conditional call extending settings. To do that, you can use the Conditional Call Extend Activation FAC and the Conditional Call Extend Deactivation FAC.

You cannot administer the Conditional Call Extending state on the users’ stations. User cannot make all Conditional Call Extending setting changes. User can administer the Conditional Call Extend FNEs or FACs on the station. To activate the Conditional Call Extending settings, you must enable the EC500 state for the user’s station. Conditional Call Extending settings do not work when you disable the EC500 state.

You can set six different independent settings to decide the type of call to extend:

1. Standard calls to the station

2. Calls covered or forwarded to the station

3. Calls to the station through a hunt group

4. Intercom calls to the station

5. Priority calls to the station

6. Calls restricted by a COR permission matrix

For more information, see Administering Conditional Call Extending for Extension to Cellular