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Yes, this is the expected response.
This is an IP based phone system and unlike a traditional analog system, when the receiver is lifted there is no "line seizure". The dial tone you hear is actually generated by the phone as a function of being registered to the system and because this is what callers expect to hear. When you input the dial string and press send/dial/# or wait, does the phone actually do something that involves interaction with the PBX which is then when the button status will change.
This is an IP based phone system and unlike a traditional analog system, when the receiver is lifted there is no "line seizure". The dial tone you hear is actually generated by the phone as a function of being registered to the system and because this is what callers expect to hear. When you input the dial string and press send/dial/# or wait, does the phone actually do something that involves interaction with the PBX which is then when the button status will change.