Aastra 800 Brochure Aastra 800 - Page 15

Fixed Mobile Convergence Be contactable wherever you want! For customers and suppliers, always contactable can be a blessing. You often find once business partners have someone's mobile number, that person's well-earned holiday or weekend rest may well be over. Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC) Integration ensures you are contactable on your terms. Installing Aastra Moblie Client (AMC) on the GSM phone allows it to respond in the same way as an Aastra 800 terminal. Internal subscribers are easily reached on their one to five-digit call number. With AMC, there is an additional menu on the mobile, which is compatible with any mobile both in terms of appearance and use. The Nokia mobile has a Nokia menu, and BlackBerry users are able to operate the new menu in the usual BlackBerry way. Features such as enquiry calls, call forwarding and threeparty conference are easy to operate. There is only one voicemail box which records unanswered calls and must be queried. With the TAKE feature the subscriber can continue any calls on his desktop originally set up on the move, without any interruption; likewise he can transfer calls that were initiated in the office to his mobile phone and continue the call on the move. If you do not wish to be disturbed, just activate the Do not disturb function on AMC. Only people who have your mobile call number will be able to reach you. Requirements for FMC with Aastra 800 Outgoing calls are made by the subscribers via the company's fixed network number. The mobile phone number remains "secret". All calls reach the fixed phone on the desk and the mobile phone at the same time. No-one has to worry about where the call partner might be or which call number has to be dialled to reach him - there is only one number (one-number concept). The line key on the busy lamp field of the system and Aastra SIP phones indicates "busy", even if a conversation is being held with AMC on the mobile. All calls with AMC are made via the Aastra 800. For this reason, a sufficient number of voice channels is necessary for non-blocking communication. These channels must support the "clip no screening" feature. One OpenAccess Mobile Client license is necessary for each installed AMC and for each GSM phone logged in. To use FMC cost-effectively you should select a suitable tariff model between leased line and mobile radio connection. 15