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Right-clicking over buttons 1~16 provides
a dialog box for entering speed-dial
numbers and labeling. Double-clicking
over a previous entry will allow editing.
A Dialer control dialog box can be
minimized to create a user control surface
(see Customizing Component Objects).
The DTMF Decode block provides several control output
nodes: nodes 1~D provide indication of corresponding
DTMF tones; Any provides indication of any tones.
Double-clicking the DTMF Decode block produces a
control dialog box. Device IO indicates which hardware
input is associated with that software channel. DTMF
Decode enables decoding. Decoded Data displays the
characters associated with the tones.
The Control/Status block provides several control output nodes: HS
indicates hook switch OFF condition; DTD indicates dial tone detected;
BTD indicates busy tone detected; RTD indicates ring tone detected; LR
indicates line ready (connected); LIU indicates line in use (by other
extension); LI indicates line intrusion (by other extension); LF indicates
line fault condition (may require service).
Double-clicking the Control/Status block
produces a control dialog box. Device IO
indicates which hardware input is associated with
that software channel. Auto Disconnect allows
automatic call termination when far-end hangs
up. NOTE: Auto Disconnect reliability may be
affected by intermittent line interruptions or
cellular calls. Line displays voltage, current, and
fault conditions on the line.
NOTES: Before compiling, a Country must be designated in the Receive
block Properties Sheet. For
protection of privacy, the Last Number Dialed and Caller ID displays (on the Dialer control dialog box) can
be disabled via the Control/Status
block Properties Sheet. Sidetone Level can be set via the Dialer block
Properties Sheet
.