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In the text field, enter the desired rule and click ‘Add’ to save it. Use the syntax
code explained in the table below set new rules. See the examples given for further
clarification.
code explained in the table below set new rules. See the examples given for further
clarification.
Rule Examples:
365
When dialling 365 the ATA immediately starts a call to the number
without any delay. This means that it is not be possible to make
any calls to numbers that start with 365.
without any delay. This means that it is not be possible to make
any calls to numbers that start with 365.
365T2
Same as the above example, but which only dials the number after
a 2 second delay to avoid conflicts. It is important to add a timeout
at the end of this rule so that the ATA will start a call if no digits
are entered.
a 2 second delay to avoid conflicts. It is important to add a timeout
at the end of this rule so that the ATA will start a call if no digits
are entered.
[18]xxx
Any four digit numbers between 1000 and 8999.
9xxxxxxx
Any 8 digit numbers starting with 9
All rules entered are displayed in the Digital Map Table. To delete a rule select it
from the drop down menu and click ‘Delete’.
x
Any digit between 0 and 9
[ ]
A range of numbers
This must be defined either by using the min/max or by
listing the digits separated by commas. Examples:
[1,5,9] means only 1, 5 and 9 are allowed
[15] means all numbers between 1 and 5
This must be defined either by using the min/max or by
listing the digits separated by commas. Examples:
[1,5,9] means only 1, 5 and 9 are allowed
[15] means all numbers between 1 and 5
T(n)
Determines the delay time after which a call is started
following the last key pressed.
The value (n) is expressed in seconds, and must always
be placed at the end of the rule.
following the last key pressed.
The value (n) is expressed in seconds, and must always
be placed at the end of the rule.