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Note that DAK keys 0 and 1 are reserved for * and # and cannot be used.
 
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If trans_mode_dak is changed from default 8, both IP stations and ASLT stations will use the configured DAK key.
  
 
== Configuration from AlphaPro Event Handler ==
 
== Configuration from AlphaPro Event Handler ==

Revision as of 10:52, 7 October 2019

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When making an external call from AlphaCom out on a SIP trunk (or to a station type PNCI), the dialed digits are sent transparent through the AlphaCom, out on the SIP Trunk.

However, there might be a need to let the AlphaCom handle the digits, for example if one wants to make a call transfer (2 + intercom number + 3) or blind transfer after the telephone call has been established.

Default operation:

  • DAK key 8 (counted from 0) is used for switching off "transparent mode" when calling from analog (ASLT) stations.
  • DAK key 3 (counted from 0) is used when calling from IP stations.

The full operation to transfer a call after having established an external conversation, is: DAK 8 + 2 + intercom number + 3.


Which DAK key to use for switching off transparent mode can be configured from the nvram editor in the TST console:

 .ex_profile.glob_const.trans_mode_dak = 8 (0x08)

Possible values are 2 - 9

Note that DAK keys 0 and 1 are reserved for * and # and cannot be used.

If trans_mode_dak is changed from default 8, both IP stations and ASLT stations will use the configured DAK key.

Configuration from AlphaPro Event Handler

The System Status Event related to device (subevent) 65 can be used to write the wanted value to the nvram at system startup:

Syntax:

$SNV Q(DAK key) W1 W2 W21

DAK key = 2 to 9.

Example:

Use DAK key 2 to turn off "transparent mode"


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