Amanda Amanda@Work.Place Version 3.xx, Installer'S Manual

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32 Installing Amanda@Work.Place
3. Type:
JOVE 1001.PBX
4. Then press Enter. This is the same file we edited earlier.
5. Press Down Arrow until you select the line that reads:
integration 10 ‘rrrrrrrrrr’
6. Press Delete to remove this line.
7. Take the integration strings you created in the previous procedure. Type each one on a
separate line in 1001.PBX. For example:
integration 10 ‘#03##rrr#
integration 10 ‘#03##sss#rrr#
integration 10 ‘#00#ee#
N
OTE
: The 10 is a suggested value for the timeout. 10 equals 1 second. Any
other value is the amount of time that Amanda will wait for informa-
tion from the telephone switching system. In some cases you may
need a value of 15 or 20. A value of 0 prevents integration.
These are in addition to the dial codes and any other integration strings that may have
been in the original file. Enter them at the end of the file. Do not duplicate lines, but
do remove any lines that are inaccurate.
8. To save and close the file, press the four following key combinations in order:
Ctrl+X
Ctrl+S
Ctrl+X
Ctrl+C
To restart Amanda:
1. At the DOS prompt, type:
CD\
2. Then press Enter.
3. Type:
AMANDA
4. Then press Enter.
Using Character Codes
You must modify the DTMF patterns so that the integration patterns become general (not
specific to extensions 111 and 127). Call states and extension information are defined by
using one of the character codes shown below. Each character code represents a call state,
the position of the extension number in the pattern, and the number of digits in the
extension. When inband signaling strings come from the telephone switching system,
Amanda compares them to the defined integration patterns and decides how to handle the
calls.