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Virtual Extension


The article explains how Virtual Extensions can be configured to a Sub Station so that each Virtual Extension is available as a data point to a PSIM application using SDK or OPC. Inputs on the rear of Turbine devices for instance can be connected to push buttons, and used to initiate calls from a Virtual Extension.

An example of this is an Emergency or Duress button connected to a Turbine Compact station. The Call button will make a normal call from the Physical extension, whereas the Emergency or Duress button will make a normal call from a Virtual Extension. The Duress button has it's own Directory Number, even though it's connected to an input on the Turbine Compact.

Virtual Extensions

A Physical Intercom Station may be configured with multiple Virtual Extensions, and each one can be handled as if it were a different extension with different calling routes. The Receiving station receives a call request as normal, and this normal call request can be answered by the Master Station.
The feature relies on the IP Dummy Station or Physical Dummy Station to provide a 'virtually' connected Intercom Station. This extension can be called like a normal extension number.

Set up Directory Numbers

Setup your Real Extension and your Virtual Extension, and check the IP Dummy Flag for the Virtual Extension if using IP Dummy Station.

Virtual Extension Numbers


Configure the Events

Add an event for the Real Extension to accept an Input to create a Call Request from the Virtual Extension and turn on Call Requester Mode on the Real Extension. In this way, the Real Extension will ring and the call LED will flash. Here, we are using Input 2 on the rear of the Turbine to set up a call from Virtual Extension 103 to Control Room 101

Real Extension Event


$SM L103 L101 U100 NM18 GV U1
$SCRM L102 L101 U0 U1

On answering the Virtual Extension, we need to divert the call to the Real Extension. Add an Event to the Virtual Extension to cancel the call at Virtual Extension 103, and connect Control Room 101 to Real Extension 102

Virtual Extension Event


$C L103
Pause
Pause
Pause
$CALL L101 L102