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Revision as of 21:29, 15 April 2019
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Programming of DAK sequences with single digit dialing and wait states
Available from AMC 10.50
Play DAK programmed from DAK string
By using the DAK "T" parameter in the beginning of the DAK string, a 18 digit string can be programmed.
Sequence syntax:
0-9 Digits # * Signaling available during trunk connection w Pause for 0,5 Second W Pause for 1 Second
Example DAK string as programmed in AlphaPro:
Description:
Get line out "01"
Wait 1 Sec
Dial Tellog pin code "123#"
Wait 2 Sec
Dial Zenitel "40002500".
Timing of play speed
Default digit step time is 200 ms. Configurable from NVRAM:
.ex_profile.timeouts.play_dak_time = 2 (0x0002)
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Play DAK by Data Protocol
If longer strings are needed the Station DAK key as RCI event trigger can be used for sending the PLAY_DAK ($PD) data protocol message.
Restriction
Maximum 50 simultaneous DAK Play functions can be activated at the same time in one node.