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A master station should be able to disable calls from substations for a periode of time.
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{{AI}}This article describes how a master station can disable substations from making calls and/or audio program selection for a period of time. This function is typically used in prisons, where you want to block calls from a particular cell for a certain time.  
  
In the programming example below the master station dials 9535 + substation directory number to disable calls from that substation for 15 minutes.  
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Operation:
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* The master station dials '''9535 + directory number''' to disable calls from that substation for a preset time (15 minutes in the example below).
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* The feature code 9535 and the substation directory numbers can be assigned to DAK keys for easy operation.
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* If the master station is a [[CRM-V]] station (IP Flush Master with DAK-48 Module), the "disabled" status will be indicated with a red LED in the associated button on the DAK panel.
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* If the master station is a [[IP Dual Display Station - 1008007000|DualDisplay station]], the "disabled" status will be highlighted with inverse video in the associated button in the DAK display.
  
Directory number 9535 is by default a two-step event trigger, [[Event_Trigger_w/User_Parameter|feature 95/0]]. When 9535 + Substation is dialled, an [[Event_Trigger_with_parameter_%28Event_Type%29|event type 25]] is triggered and the action string '''[[SET_STATION_COS|$SSC L%2.dir U2]]''' moves the substation to [[COS]] 2. COS 2 is by default empty, which will prevent calls to be initiated. The command '''[[DISCON_ST|$DISCON_ST L%1.dir U2]]''' will disconnect the master station with a success tone after having entered the substation number. Also a 15 minute timer is started by the command '''[[SET_TIMER|$ST L%2.dir W9000 L9999]]'''. The timer will trigger [[Event_Timeout_%28Event_Type%29|event type 21]] when it times out, and the command '''$SSC L%1.dir U1''' will move the station back to COS 1, and calls can again be made.
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==Configuration==
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Directory number 9535 is by default a two-step event trigger, [[Event_Trigger_w/User_Parameter|feature 95/0]]. When 9535 + Substation is dialed, an [[Event_Trigger_with_parameter_%28Event_Type%29|event type 25]] is triggered and the action string [[SET_STATION_COS|$SSC L%2.dir U2]] moves the substation to [[COS]] 2. COS 2 is by default empty, which will prevent calls to be initiated. The command [[DISCON_ST|$DISCON_ST L%1.dir U2]] will disconnect the master station with a success tone after having entered the substation number. The [[PROGRAM|$PROG L%2.dir LV]] command will switch off audio program on the substation. The [[IND|IND %1.phy %1.dak(I%2.dir) 1 1 ON]] command will turn on the red LED in the DAK48 panel if a CRM-V station is used. A 15 minute timer (900,0 seconds) is started by the command [[SET_TIMER|$ST L%2.dir W9000 L9988]].  
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When the timer expires it will trigger [[Event_Timeout_%28Event_Type%29|event type 21]], and the command [[SET_STATION_COS|$SSC L%1.dir U1]] will move the station back to COS 1, the [[IND|IND %1.phy %1.dak(I%2.dir) 1 1 OFF]] command will switch off the red LED, and calls and program selection can again be made.
  
 
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'''Event 1 - Move the substation to COS 2, start a timer, and disconnect the master station:'''
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'''Event 1''' - Move the substation to COS 2, start a timer, and disconnect the master station.
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[[File:Application5a.png|500px|left|thumb]]
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<br style="clear:both;" />
|width="100pt"|Event Owner:
 
|width="300pt"|The Master Station
 
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|Event type: || 25 – Event trigger with parameter
 
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|Subevent: || 0
 
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|When change to: || ON
 
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|When related to: || All
 
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|Action: || $SSC L%2.dir U2
 
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| &nbsp; || $ST L%2.dir W9000 L9999
 
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| &nbsp; || $DISCON_ST L%1.dir U2
 
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{{Code2|
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[[SET_STATION_COS|$SSC L%2.dir U2]]
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[[DISCON_ST|$DISCON_ST L%1.dir U2]]
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[[PROGRAM|$PROG L%2.dir LV]]
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[[IND|IND %1.phy %1.dak(I%2.dir) 1 1 ON]]
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[[SET_TIMER|$ST L%2.dir W9000 L9988]]
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}}
  
 
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'''Event 2 - Move the substation back to COS 1:'''
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'''Event 2''' - Move the substation back to COS 1.
{|  
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[[File:Application5b.png|500px|left|thumb]]
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<br style="clear:both;" />
|width="100pt"|Event Owner:
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|width="300pt"|Stations w/UDP Id: 8 (All stations)
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{{Code2|
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[[SET_STATION_COS|$SSC L%1.dir U1]]
|Event type: || 21 – Event timer
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[[OWN|OWN 110 %1.dir]]
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[[IND|IND %1.phy %1.dak(I%2.dir) 1 1 OFF]]
|When change to: || ON
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}}
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|When related to: || Directory number:  9999
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The two last lines (OWN and IND) are required only if a DAK48 panel is used. In the example the CRM-V station has directory number 110. The first parameter in the OWN command must be changed according to the directory number used in your installation.
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|Action: || $SSC L%1.dir U1
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== Additional notes==
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If there are several two-step event triggers used for different features, they must be separated by using different parameter 1 for the feature 95, i.e. 95/0, 95/1, 95/2 etc., which then translates to the subevent in the event with Event Type 25.
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Example:
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* 9535 = 95/0 (default)
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* 9546 = 95/1
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* 9547 = 95/2
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Latest revision as of 13:38, 8 November 2024

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This article describes how a master station can disable substations from making calls and/or audio program selection for a period of time. This function is typically used in prisons, where you want to block calls from a particular cell for a certain time.

Operation:

  • The master station dials 9535 + directory number to disable calls from that substation for a preset time (15 minutes in the example below).
  • The feature code 9535 and the substation directory numbers can be assigned to DAK keys for easy operation.
  • If the master station is a CRM-V station (IP Flush Master with DAK-48 Module), the "disabled" status will be indicated with a red LED in the associated button on the DAK panel.
  • If the master station is a DualDisplay station, the "disabled" status will be highlighted with inverse video in the associated button in the DAK display.


Configuration

Directory number 9535 is by default a two-step event trigger, feature 95/0. When 9535 + Substation is dialed, an event type 25 is triggered and the action string $SSC L%2.dir U2 moves the substation to COS 2. COS 2 is by default empty, which will prevent calls to be initiated. The command $DISCON_ST L%1.dir U2 will disconnect the master station with a success tone after having entered the substation number. The $PROG L%2.dir LV command will switch off audio program on the substation. The IND %1.phy %1.dak(I%2.dir) 1 1 ON command will turn on the red LED in the DAK48 panel if a CRM-V station is used. A 15 minute timer (900,0 seconds) is started by the command $ST L%2.dir W9000 L9988.

When the timer expires it will trigger event type 21, and the command $SSC L%1.dir U1 will move the station back to COS 1, the IND %1.phy %1.dak(I%2.dir) 1 1 OFF command will switch off the red LED, and calls and program selection can again be made.


Event 1 - Move the substation to COS 2, start a timer, and disconnect the master station.

Application5a.png


Action commands:



Event 2 - Move the substation back to COS 1.

Application5b.png


Action commands:


The two last lines (OWN and IND) are required only if a DAK48 panel is used. In the example the CRM-V station has directory number 110. The first parameter in the OWN command must be changed according to the directory number used in your installation.

Additional notes

If there are several two-step event triggers used for different features, they must be separated by using different parameter 1 for the feature 95, i.e. 95/0, 95/1, 95/2 etc., which then translates to the subevent in the event with Event Type 25.

Example:

  • 9535 = 95/0 (default)
  • 9546 = 95/1
  • 9547 = 95/2