06-06-2013 06:46 AM - edited 03-16-2019 05:44 PM
Hi,
I have 3 phones in a pick up group with visual alarms configured, is it possible that I can exclude 2 of those phones from the alarms and just leave 1 with the possibility to "see" the calls and pick them up????
My scenario is one assistant and two managers and my only need is that the assistant can pick up the calls.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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06-06-2013 08:31 AM
Hi Alfonso,
You are most welcome my friend
If it were me, I would always use a multi-button phone for the Admin/Assistant
and actually put "Shared" line appearances of the two manager phones on the
Assistant's phone. If that is not possible then you may have to go with Audio-only
Pickup notification so that the audio portion could be turned off for the managers phones.
Cheers!
Rob
"go easy...step lightly...stay free "
- The Clash
06-06-2013 07:25 AM
Hi Alfonso,
Only the Audio notification can be turned on/off on a per device basis (see below)
the visual notification is an all or nothing setting per Pick up group
The Call Pickup Notification feature provides an audio or visual, or both, notification on Cisco Unified IP Phones when other members of a pickup group receive a call. Call Pickup Notification gets configured in three configuration windows for three types of settings: system, call pickup group, DN/phone.
•Service Parameters Configuration—The type of audio notification (beep or ring) to be heard when a phone is idle or busy gets set from the Service Parameters Configuration window. This setting becomes the system default.
•Call Pickup Group Configuration—The type of notification for each call pickup group gets configured from the Call Pickup Group Configuration window in Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration. In addition to configuring the type of notification, you can configure the time, in seconds, to delay the audio and visual alerts after the call comes into that group. This allows the original called party a chance to pick up the call prior to the audio and/or visual alert being sent to the pickup group. See the "Call Pickup Group Configuration Settings" section.
–To configure whether the notification will be audio or visual, or both, use the configuration settings in the Call Pickup Group Notification Settings section of the Call Pickup Group Configuration window. The notification gets sent only to the primary line of a device.
–To configure the visual notification on the Call Pickup Group Configuration window, use the configuration settings in the Call Information Display For Call Pickup Group Notification section. This setting allows the administrator to have detailed calling party and/or called party information in the notification message. The display will contain the name of calling/called party if available. If not, the number will display. The visual notification comprises a message on the phone status line.
•Directory Number Configuration—This window provides fields where you can configure the audio alert setting for each phone. Configure the type of audio alert for phones by using the Pickup Audio Alert Setting. This lets users configure the type of audio alert to be provided when phone is idle or has an active call. See Directory Number Configuration Settings in the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration Guide.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/admin/7_0_1/ccmfeat/fscpickg.html#wp1072259
Cheers!
Rob
"go easy...step lightly...stay free "
- The Clash
06-06-2013 07:53 AM
Hi Rob,
Thanks for your advice...what do you suggest in the scenario for 2 managers and 1 assistant???
Thanks
06-06-2013 08:31 AM
Hi Alfonso,
You are most welcome my friend
If it were me, I would always use a multi-button phone for the Admin/Assistant
and actually put "Shared" line appearances of the two manager phones on the
Assistant's phone. If that is not possible then you may have to go with Audio-only
Pickup notification so that the audio portion could be turned off for the managers phones.
Cheers!
Rob
"go easy...step lightly...stay free "
- The Clash
06-10-2013 08:38 PM
Thanks Rob!
That is what I did...
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