Difference between revisions of "Call Request"
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Revision as of 11:43, 2 July 2007
Making Call Request
When you make a Call Request, you sent a mail message to a station that you want to speak with someone. A Call Request can be sent from any type of station.
Typical applications are calls from lifts, doors or prison cells to a supervisor using a Control Room Station. The Call-in point is then often a substation with one call key where the Call Request number + number for receiving station is programmed.
The AlphaCom autoload provides 5 different types of Call Request:
| Feature name | Autoload number | Default priority level | Display Text in receiving station |
| External Call Request | 621 | Depends on type of station | Depends on type of station |
| Call Request 1 | 623 | 100 | Calling station display text |
| Call Request 2 | 625 | 101 | Call Request display text |
| Alarm Call Request 1 | 622 | 140 | Calling station display text |
| Alarm Call Request 2 | 624 | 141 | Call Request display text |