Whozz Calling? Lite

First Ring Suppression

First ring suppression prohibits the office phones from ringing and being answered until the Caller ID is captured. This feature is critical when automated answering systems cannot be set to answer on the second ring.

When employees answer phone calls the benefit of blocking the first ring is usually outweighed by the disadvantages. Due to the phone company's timing of the ring-back to the originating caller, the customer hears almost a full ring before the ring signal is sent to the called party. So with first ring suppression activated, an employee answering after hearing 2½ rings would result in the caller hearing 5 rings. Most businesses and customers find this unacceptable and turn off the feature.

In truth, employees quickly get accustomed to answering the phone after seeing Caller ID popup on their screens. Moreover, the advantage of hearing the initial ring allows them a few moments to prepare for the phone call.

Dual Gang (RJ14) Modular Connections

Four-conductor, modular phone cords are capable of carrying 2 phone lines. Whozz Calling? Lite series units use 4-conductor, dual gang jacks meant for these dual line cords. For instance, phone lines 1 and 2 must be on one cord connected to the first port, lines 3 and 4 on another cord connected to the second port, etc. This may be convenient in some installations, but pose a problem in others.

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