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commands 112 to ‘*’ enter “* 00") and unkey. “053 201 113 1 800 555 1212" will make autodial
01 call “1 (800) 555 1212" and can be dialed by entering “112 01". Numbers up to 16 digits long
can be stored as autodial numbers in this way. The autodialer can dial long distance numbers, even
if those numbers would normally be blocked if dialed directly (not as an autodial) with command
112.
If you are using predial digits to dial out of a PBX and you want to program an autodial to dial an
extension on the PBX (without using the predial digits), use the following to program the autodial:
053 MMM 117 <phone number>.
Using command 117 rather than 113 in the autodial will make it skip the predial digits when dialing.
Limiting Call Length:
The time out timer for the autopatch port limits the total length of the call. If the timer expires, it
will fire the time out event trigger for port 4 (see Chapter 20) and hang the autopatch up. If you
would like a message to be sent when this happens, use command 045 to make the time-out event
trigger for port 4 call a macro and put the commands to send that message in the time out macro. If
you do not want the autopatch to time out, set the timer length to 9999 with Command 020.
You will be warned before the patch times out. Thirty seconds before timeout, three beeps will be
sent out of the radio port and down the phone line (so both sides of the conversation know it).
Two beeps are sent twenty seconds before, and one ten seconds before. The CW characters 'S', 'I',
and 'E' are used for these warning beeps.
If you want to reset the patch time out timer (time out timer #4) during a call, use Command 022 to
reset the time out timer for the autopatch port (timer 55), “022 055" for example. You could make
macro 183 extend the patch timer using the code **3 with the following commands:
053 183 030 18 ; send CW 'I' as a beep-beep response
056 183 038 ; be silent for rest of macro
056 183 022 055 ; reset timer 055
010 183 **3 ; rename macro 183 to '**3'
How the Dialing Tables Work:
The dialing tables are used to control which long distance numbers can be dialed with Command
112 and which cannot. They do not affect autodial numbers or numbers dialed with Command 113.
If you attempt to dial a number with Command 112 that is not allowed you will get an error. By
default all but 7 digit numbers are blocked (see command 119).
The Allowed-Prefixes Table:
The RLC-4 supports 20 (Area Code) + (Prefix) number filter slots. These slots can contain a
"wildcard" digit which the controller sets as the '#' digit. The user can enable all prefixes within an
area code by entering:
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