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| − | Action | + | Action control an Output, and multiple IO's can be controlled in the same Event. |
| − | States can be same as in basic relay handling: steady off, steady on | + | States can be same as in basic relay handling: steady off, steady on and timed steady on. |
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==Example== | ==Example== | ||
Revision as of 13:26, 14 June 2024
Contents
Event Triggers
Possible Event Triggers are
- DTMF:
- Will trigger an event on received DTMF. The action will stay on until next event happens.
- Active Call
- The station may in some situations have multiple calls, the active call is the call which has media/tone handling.
- Can filter so it only triggers the event on
- State: Ringing, Queued, In Call, On Hold
- Direction: Incoming, Outgoing or Incoming/Outgoing
- Channel: Channel 1, Channel 2, Input Channel
- Directory Number: Can either directory number or a range for example 100-199
- If the state In Call is selected, the output will stay set until the call has ended.
- Registration Failed
- Event is triggered if registration failed. The output action will be cleared on registration success.
- Idle
- Event is triggered when station goes back to Idle.
Event Actions
Action control an Output, and multiple IO's can be controlled in the same Event.
States can be same as in basic relay handling: steady off, steady on and timed steady on.
Example
Trigger Relay during call to specific number
In this example the Relay will only be triggered if the station is in or attempting a call to the number 911.
