Drop on No Trader

If set to true (default value), this option doesn’t allow the PBX Phone to stay alone with a remote party. If set to false, this option allows the PBX Phone to stay alone with a remote party. This can be useful, for example, if the PBX Phone’s user is a back office and needs occasionally to close a deal, and thus, staying alone with the remote party at the end of the call.

Example:

Turret: TLAB01; Remote Party: RP; IP phone: 1120; DDI Line 5041; Access Point 5042; PBX Phone access point - drop on no traders = true

TLAB01 has an established call with Remote party RP on slot 101. Slot 101 is in exclusive talking mode; TLAB01 and RP can hear and talk to each other;

Phone 1120 dials 5042, access point for DDI line 5041. Phone 1120 joins 101 slot by entering the DTMF code: 101# => TLAB01, IP Phone 1120 and RP can hear and talk to each other; TLAB01 leave the call;

If PBX Phone access point - drop on no traders = true, 1120 cannot stay on the DDI slot and is removed from the call

If PBX Phone access point - drop on no traders = false, 1120 can stay on the DDI slot without the trader and a speech path is available between RP and 1120