To turn off DND mode press the “Do Not Disturb” button again, or press the “Menu” key followed by “Features” and “Do Not Disturb”. This will return the phone to normal operation, allowing it to receive calls.

System Wide No DND Mode

The “Do Not Disturb” feature may be turned off for all phones system wide at the discretion for the client. Some situations such as call centers could require un-interrupted availability.

1. The DND feature can be accessed different ways depending upon the model of phone.

• Press the “Do Not Disturb” key, or

• Press the “Menu” key, then select “Features” and “Do Not Disturb”

2. A flashing icon and text on the graphic display indicates that Do Not Disturb is on.

• Calls received while Do Not Disturb is enabled are sent to voicemail and logged in the Missed Calls list unless configured to be forwarded to another party by your system administrator.
• To turn off DND press the “Do Not Disturb” button again, or press the “Menu” key followed by “Features” and “Do Not Disturb”.

Blind Call Transfer

1. During a call, press the “Transfer” button, or the Trnsfer soft key (the active call is placed on hold).

2. Press the Blind soft key to transfer the call without speaking to the second party.

3. Enter the number to which you want to transfer the call.

4. Press the “Transfer” hard key again, or the soft or hard “Send” keys. The person you were on the line with is sent to the previously entered number.

• Transfer may be cancelled during establishment by pressing the Cancel soft key. The original call is resumed.

Attended Call Transfer

1. During a call, press the “Transfer” button, or the Trnsfer soft key (the active call is placed on hold).

3. After speaking with the second party, press the “Transfer” button or Trnsfer soft key again to complete the transfer.

• Transfer may be canceled during establishment by pressing the Cancel soft key. The original call is resumed.

2. Place a call to the number to which you want to transfer the call.

1. The forwarding feature can be accessed different ways depending upon the model of phone.

• Press the “Forward” key, or

• Press the “Menu” key, then select “Features” and “Forward”

2. Select a Forwarding Type from:

• Always, No Answer, and Busy.

3. Press the Disable soft key.

Call forwarding is not available on shared lines.

If call forwarding is configured on the call server (invoked using * code dialing or from a PC-based application), then particulars and menu options may vary.

1. The forwarding feature can be accessed different ways depending upon the model of phone.

• Press the “Forward” key, or

• Press the “Menu” key, then select “Features” and “Forward”

2. Select a Forwarding Type from:

• Always, No Answer, and Busy.

3. Each option may be blank, or enter a number to forward all future calls to.

4. For No Answer, enter the number of rings before forwarding.

5. Press the Enable soft key to confirm Call Forwarding. A moving arrow icon appears for that line to confirm Call Forwarding is enabled.

Call forwarding is not available on shared lines.

If call forwarding is configured on the call server (invoked using * code dialing or from a PC-based application), then particulars and menu options may vary.

We also want to meet you and answer your questions about Android game development, so we’ve set aside time for “office hours.” Android team engineers will be on-hand to answer your questions, and if you have a game in development for Android, we’d love to see a demo.

Below, you can see the technical sessions that we’re hosting and industry panels that we’re participating in. We look forward to seeing you at GDC2010!
Technical sessions
Tuesday, March 9

Bootstrapping Games on Android
Chris Pruett
Everything you need to know about games on Android in 60 minutes.
1:45 PM – 2:45 PM
Room 309, South Hall
Wednesday, March 10

Bring Your Games to Android
Jack Palevich
An in-depth look at writing and porting C++ games using the NDK and a thin Java shell.
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Room 302, South Hall

Get the Most out of Android Media APIs
Dave Sparks & Jason Sams
Tips and tricks for optimizing your sound, video, and graphics for compatibility, efficiency, and battery life.
11:45 AM – 12:45 PM
Room 302, South Hall

Android Office Hours
The Android team
Come meet the team, ask us your questions, and show off your games!
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Room 302, South Hall
Industry panels
Wednesday, March 10

GamesBeat2010: A sea of mobile devices
Eric Chu
Industry experts weigh in on the future of mobile game development.
4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Moscone Convention Center
Thursday, March 11

After the iPhone…what?
Dave Sparks
Audio experts discuss the nitty gritty technical details of alternative gaming platforms.
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Room 112, North Hall

HUNTSVILLE, Ala., and Madrid (Spain), 2008 March 12 — Digium®, Inc., the Asterisk® Company, and I6NET Solutions and Technologies, Limited a pan European company specialized in the development of new applications and advanced communication solutions, announce today their partnership. I6NET’s VoiceXML browser and software technology enables the creation of interactive voice and video applications. This product is the first complete VoiceXML browser add-on for Asterisk. More information is available at www.i6net.com.

VXI* VoiceXML browser for Asterisk gives developers, operators, and service providers the ability to rapidly develop and deploy innovative VoiceXML-controlled voice and video applications in VoIP, PSTN, and 3G-324M networks. VXI* is fully compliant with W3C VoiceXML 2.0 and some 2.1 specifications, and can easily integrate automatic speech recognition (ASR) and text-to-speech (TTS) systems to enable advanced IVVR applications, voice and video communications, and real-time video calling applications. VXI* interpreter is pluggable into standard Digium Asterisk PBX releases including Asterisk Business Edition. The solution provides the important benefits of scalability and a low cost solution profile. Most users of Asterisk can run VoiceXML in the same server.

Digium is the creator and driving force behind Asterisk®, the open source voice communications software deployed by more than 3.5 million servers worldwide to manage VoIP calls for businesses and individuals. More resellers, telecom professionals and software developers choose Digium’s products than those of any other open source telephony company because only Digium delivers the technical superiority, security and flexibility associated with Asterisk. Asterisk powers Digium’s family of software and hardware appliances including AsteriskNOW™, Asterisk Business Edition™ and Switchvox™.

“Choosing the Asterisk telephony platform is the most important decision we have taken for deploying our VoiceXML browser”, said Ivan Sixto, CEO at I6NET. “Asterisk is a strong system on which developer’s ecosystem can easily build advanced multimedia services with VXI*. Running web-enabled Interactive Voice and Video Response (IVVR) applications is now possible on the Asterisk platform.”

“Asterisk is designed from the ground up to provide a flexible platform for developing value-added applications,” said Jim Webster, director of technology partnerships at Digium. “The work I6NET has done provides a new option with powerful potential for speech solution providers. VXI* is a good example of business-focused innovation from the worldwide Asterisk ecosystem.”

About Digium
Digium®, Inc., the Asterisk® Company, created, owns and is the innovative force behind Asterisk, the most widely used open source telephony software. Since its founding in 1999, Digium has become the open source alternative to proprietary communication providers, with offerings that cost as much as 80 percent less. Digium offers Asterisk software free to the open source community and offers Asterisk Business Edition and Switchvox IP PBX Software to power a broad family of products for small, medium and large businesses. The company�s product line includes a wide range of hardware to enable resellers and customers to implement turnkey solutions or to design their own voice over IP (VoIP) systems. More information is available at www.digium.com.

The Digium logo, Digium, Asterisk, Asterisk Business Edition, AsteriskNOW, Asterisk Appliance, Switchvox and the Asterisk logo are trademarks of Digium, Inc. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.

“Just as we’ve worked with Sling Media in this instance, we look forward to collaborating with other developers so that mobile customers can access a wider, more bandwidth-sensitive, and powerful range of applications in the future,” AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets president and CEO Ralph de la Vega recently said in a prepared statement.

Digium is the corporate sponsor and owner of the Asterisk project, the most widely used open source platform for creating custom communication solutions. Speaker topic submissions are open, and the conference organizers are soliciting talk concepts for 2010. Digium invites those who would like to speak at AstriCon to submit information for consideration by May 1, 2010, at http://bit.ly/speak-astricon2010.

With thousands of new downloads per day, millions of deployments, and a community of more than 65,000 members, the acceptance and growth of Asterisk has spawned an ecosystem spanning more than 170 countries. AstriCon gives all members of the Asterisk community—from telephony enthusiasts to people betting their businesses on the booming appeal of Asterisk communications—a forum to learn about the technology in depth, to discuss its newest uses and to meet potential collaborators.

Mark Spencer, Digium’s CTO and creator of Asterisk, said: “AstriCon 2009 was a total success as Asterisk has moved into mainstream use in phone systems used by organizations of all sizes. The ability to get together with so many Asterisk users to exchange ideas is always invaluable to Digium and we continue to be grateful for our community’s strong support. Looking ahead to AstriCon 2010, in addition to technical sessions, we expect to focus on use of Asterisk in commerce, in the cloud, by government agencies and larger enterprises, call centers, and more.”

Digium is once again pleased to be partnering with Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC) to promote the event to a broader audience. TMC has helped support other Digium events, including Digium|Asterisk World, with training sessions, video production, attendee registration and exhibit management. Companies interested in sponsoring AstriCon and participating on the EXPO floor should contact Joe Fabiano at TMC: +1 (203) 852-6800 ext. 132.

Registration for AstriCon 2010 is open now on the official event site: http://www.astricon.net.