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| − | Using the $ST (Set_Timer) message. | + | {{AI}} |
| + | Using the [[SET TIMER|$ST (Set_Timer)]] message. | ||
Timeout of incoming calls to one specific station: | Timeout of incoming calls to one specific station: | ||
| + | In [[AlphaPro]], go to [[Exchange_%26_System_%28AlphaPro%29#Events|Exchange and System -> Events]], press Insert and create the following events: | ||
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| + | '''Event 1''' | ||
| + | [[File:Application23A.png|thumb|left|500px|Start the timer on incoming call (180 sec)]] | ||
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| − | {| | + | [[SET TIMER|$ST]] L%1.dir w%chg(1800,0) L%2.dir |
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| − | + | '''Event 2''' | |
| − | + | [[File:Application23A.png|thumb|left|500px|Cancel conversation when timeout]] | |
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| + | [[C KEY|$C]] L%1.dir | ||
| + | }} | ||
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| + | ------------ | ||
If the conversation timeout should apply for outgoing calls as well, add the following events: | If the conversation timeout should apply for outgoing calls as well, add the following events: | ||
| − | '''Start the timer (180 sec) | + | '''Event 3''' |
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| − | + | {{Code2| | |
| − | + | [[SET TIMER|$ST]] L%1.dir w%chg(1800,0) L%2.dir | |
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| − | + | ------------ | |
| − | + | If the timeout should apply to a number of stations the easiest way is to assign the stations concerned to a [[UDP group]], and then set the [[UDP group]] as Event Owner instead of the 'The station' in the above events. | |
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| − | + | [[Category:AlphaCom Applications]] | |
| − | [[Category:Applications]] | + | [[Category: ICX-AlphaCom Applications]] |
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Latest revision as of 11:32, 8 July 2022
Using the $ST (Set_Timer) message.
Timeout of incoming calls to one specific station:
In AlphaPro, go to Exchange and System -> Events, press Insert and create the following events:
Event 1
Action commands:
$ST L%1.dir w%chg(1800,0) L%2.dir
Event 2
Action commands:
$C L%1.dir
If the conversation timeout should apply for outgoing calls as well, add the following events:
Event 3
Action commands:
$ST L%1.dir w%chg(1800,0) L%2.dir
If the timeout should apply to a number of stations the easiest way is to assign the stations concerned to a UDP group, and then set the UDP group as Event Owner instead of the 'The station' in the above events.