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Conferencing Solution With KX-NCP500
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obtsystems
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You can have 5 party lines on a digital and 3 on analogue extensions including the phone you use
on the digital phone make the first call, then press conference key, dial second party, press conference twice and all 3 will be talking. press conference again and then dial next party. press conference twice once connected. keep doing this until there is max of 5 party's on the call.
Analogue phone. make the first call then when talking to that party press r of flash, then dial next party and then press flash or r plus 3 to bring all party's together
on the digital phone make the first call, then press conference key, dial second party, press conference twice and all 3 will be talking. press conference again and then dial next party. press conference twice once connected. keep doing this until there is max of 5 party's on the call.
Analogue phone. make the first call then when talking to that party press r of flash, then dial next party and then press flash or r plus 3 to bring all party's together
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Okay. But in the case of the digital phones, when making a conference call, does the next call use the next available trunk? So for a three party call(myself included), would that mean the call would need two trunks for the call? I'm using a traditional analogue trunk, so one call at a time.
obtsystems
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You will need to sign up to a conference bridge provider. If you have only 1 line the system can't do a conference
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