Difference between revisions of "Activate RCO output at remote station feature"
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| − | |'''Description''': || During conversation press 6 to generates event "Door Opening" on other station. | + | |'''Description''': || During conversation press 6 to generates event "Door Opening" on other station.<br> |
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A station can activate the other station's remote control device ([[RCO]]) by pressing and releasing digit 6 during connection. If the station has remote control assigned, a success tone is given. The feature generates an event to the [[Event Handler]], where the actual remote control takes place. The feature has timing so that the event is reported OFF after 3,5 seconds (programmable). | A station can activate the other station's remote control device ([[RCO]]) by pressing and releasing digit 6 during connection. If the station has remote control assigned, a success tone is given. The feature generates an event to the [[Event Handler]], where the actual remote control takes place. The feature has timing so that the event is reported OFF after 3,5 seconds (programmable). | ||
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Revision as of 18:09, 11 January 2008
58 FEAT_PULSE_PEER_RCO
| Param1 | Description |
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| ?? | Activate Remote Control output at peer station |
| During connection: Generates event "Door Opening" on other station. | |
| Feature: | Remote control (Door opening) |
| Default directory number: | 6 - during conversation |
| Feature number: | 58 |
| Parameter 1: | 0 (N/A) |
| Description: | During conversation press 6 to generates event "Door Opening" on other station. A station can activate the other station's remote control device (RCO) by pressing and releasing digit 6 during connection. If the station has remote control assigned, a success tone is given. The feature generates an event to the Event Handler, where the actual remote control takes place. The feature has timing so that the event is reported OFF after 3,5 seconds (programmable). |