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Note: Parameters (and their preceding asterisks) are only required if the Routine uses them.
• Dial: *94<routine-DTMF-code>*<parameter1>*<parameter2>
• Dial: 0000094<routine-DTMF-code>*<parameter1>*<parameter2>
• Select the Routines menu from the Admin Phone and then select the routine that you want to start.
Note: Only routines with Allow DTMF enabled appear in the menu.
Example:
*94123*60*120
This example will execute Routine 123, passing 60 as
$cmdParam1 and 120 as $cmdParam2. The variables
$cmdParam1 and $cmdParam2 are available to CODE: segments of the Routine Action’s Condition field. For
example:
CODE:
$user_var[1] = $cmdParam1;
$user_var[2] = $cmdParam2;
Then you can use the $user_var[] variables in Routine Action fields that support the use of the
$user_var[] variables.
In addition to the routine needing Allow DTMF enabled, the Admin Phone must have Execute Rou-
tines CoS enabled.
If you disconnect the call during a routine, the routine continues until finished. If the routine includes
Pause actions, the call will not disconnect until all Pause actions have been executed.
A routine started from the Admin Phone may end with any of the following page commands, provided
the Admin Phone has the appropriate CoS enabled:
• All-Call
• Emergency-All-Call
• Facility-Page
• Multi-Site-All-Call
• Multi-Site-Emergency-All-Call
• Zone-Page
You can stop a specific routine by dialing one of the following:
• *95<Routine-DTMF-Code>
• 0000095<Routine-DTMF-Code>
Note: If the Allow DTMF parameter for the specified routine is set to No, you will be prompted to enter
the system password.
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