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* Multiple phone numbers can be defined. If the first phone doesn't answer within a preset time, the call can be routed to a second (and a third...) phone number.
 
* Multiple phone numbers can be defined. If the first phone doesn't answer within a preset time, the call can be routed to a second (and a third...) phone number.
  
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==Configure the Call Button of the substation==
 
==Configure the Call Button of the substation==
 
The call button can be configured in two different ways to dial a preconfigured phone number.
 
The call button can be configured in two different ways to dial a preconfigured phone number.

Revision as of 15:09, 24 August 2018

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This article describes how substations in the AlphaCom can be configured to call external telephone number(s).

  • If all lines in the SIP gateway are busy, the call will be queued. When the line becomes free, the call will automatically progress.
  • Multiple phone numbers can be defined. If the first phone doesn't answer within a preset time, the call can be routed to a second (and a third...) phone number.
Note icon One Stage (Enbloc) dialing must be used to achive the described functionality


Configure the Call Button of the substation

The call button can be configured in two different ways to dial a preconfigured phone number.

Let's assume that the prefix to the external phone line is "0", and the phone number to call is 987654321.

Alternative 1:

Call Button configuration


Start the string with a "I", followed by the prefix number "0". Then "P", followed by the phone number.

Alternative 2:

Call Button configuration


Start the string with a "T", followed by the prefix number "0". Then "w" or "W", followed by the phone number. "w" introduces a 0.5 second pause, while "W" introduces a 1.0 second pause. See Play DAK Feature for further details.

Configure the Prefix Number