Difference between revisions of "Play DAK Feature"

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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 phone number "40002500".

Timing of play speed

Default digit step time is 200 ms. Configurable from NVRAM:

.ex_profile.timeouts.play_dak_time = 2 (0x0002)

Play DAK by Data Protocol

If longer strings are needed the Station Input or Station DAK key 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.

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-{| border="1"
+{{AI}}
+== DAK sequences with single digit dialing and wait states ==
-== Programming of DAK sequences with single digit dialing and wait states ==
+''' Available from AMC 10.50 '''
+=== Play DAK programmed from DAK string ===
-''' Available from amcd 1043x0521 '''
+By using the DAK "T" parameter in the beginning of the DAK string, a 18 digit string can be programmed.
-By using the DAK "T" parameter a 18 digit string can be programmed.
 Sequence syntax:
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-Example DAK string as programmed in AlphaPro: <br\>
+Example DAK string as programmed in AlphaPro: <br />
 [[Image:PlaydakAlphaPro.PNG|600px|AlphaPro Play DAK]]
-Description: <br\>
+Description: <br />
-Get line out "01" <br\>
+*Get line out "01" <br />
-Wait 1 Sec <br\>
+*Wait 1 Sec <br />
-Dial Tellog pin code "123#"<br\>
+*Dial Tellog pin code "123#"<br />
-Wait 2 Sec <br\>
+*Wait 2 Sec <br />
-Dial Zenitel "40002500". <br\>
+*Dial phone number "40002500". <br />
+=== Timing of play speed ===
 Default digit step time is 200 ms. Configurable from NVRAM:
-&000874 .ex_profile.timeouts.play_dak_time = 2 (0x0002) <br\>
+{{code|<nowiki>.ex_profile.timeouts.play_dak_time = 2 (0x0002)</nowiki> }}
-If longer strings are needed the DAK_AS_RCI event trigger can be used for sending the play dak $PD data protocol message described bellow:
-|-
-!style="background:#ffdead;" width="90pt" colspan="2"|PLAY DAK PD
-!style="background:#ffdead;" width="100pt"|0x009C
-!style="background:#ffdead;" width="30pt"|156
-!style="background:#ffdead;" |AMC 10.44
-|-
-|colspan="2"|'''$PD L101 "0W123#"''' <br\> '''$PD L101 U01 "2561"'''
-|colspan="3" |Station 101 dials "0", wait 1 sec, dial "123#" with default 200 ms timing <br\> Station 101 dials "2562" with 100ms play timing.
-|-
-|colspan="5"|$PD plays digits with default 200ms play timing. Additional spacing can be inserted by use of w (0,5 sec) or W (1 sec)
-|-
-|align=center|1||[[NET_OBJ_REF]]<br\>{[[ECL_STATION]], <BR\> [[ECL_USER]]}||colspan="3"|A - user or station.
-|-
-|align=center|2||[[UINT1]] <br>(optional)||colspan="3"| Timing for the play sequence <br\> 1 - 20 = 100ms - 2 sec.
-|-
-|align=center|2/3||[[UINT1]][0...n] ||colspan="3"| <br\> Dial pattern supported: <br\>-Digit "0"-"9" <br\>-"*" and "#" supported during trunk calls. <br\>-"w" = wait 0,5 sec <br\> -"W" = wait 1 sec <br\> All other characters will terminate the "play DAK" feature <br\> Max length of string 40 bytes
-|-
-|}
-[[Category: ACDP messages]]
+===Play DAK by Data Protocol ===
+If longer strings are needed the [[Station Input or Station DAK key (Event Type)|Station Input or Station DAK key]] event trigger can be used for sending the [[PLAY_DAK |PLAY_DAK ($PD)]] data protocol message.
+===Restriction===
+Maximum 50 simultaneous DAK Play functions can be activated at the same time in one node.
-[[AlphaNet_Data_Protocol#Station_Connect_Operations|Back to AlphaNet message list]]
+[[Category: ICX-AlphaCom features]]
+[[Category: AlphaCom features]]