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166 X4000 User’s Guide
Basic Configuration of Basic Unit with Setup Tool
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Wildcards When entering the Number, you can either enter the extension digit for digit or
you can replace single numbers or groups of numbers with wildcards. Number
can therefore be the same as various extensions.
You can use the following wildcards, which have different effects for incoming
and outgoing calls:
Table 7-17: Wildcards for incoming and outgoing calls
When X4000 is connected to a PABX system for which a "0" prefix is
necessary for external line access, this "0" must be considered when entering
the access number.
Wildcard
Meaning Example
Incoming calls Outgoing calls Number
X4000 accepts
incoming calls,
e.g. with:
Outgoing calls,
i.e.
X4000 sets
up a connection
to the WAN
partner with:
* Matches a group
of none or more
digits. Is ignored. 123* 123, 1234,
123789 123
? Matches exactly
one digit. Is replaced by 0. 123? 1234, 1238, 1231 1230
[a-b] Defines a range
of matching
digits. The first digit of
the specified
range is used. 123[5-9] 1235, 1237, 1239 1235
[^a-b] Defines a range
of excluded
digits. The first digit after
the specified
range is used. 123[^0-5] 1236, 1238, 1239 1236
{ab} Optional
sequence to
match. Sequence is
used. {00}1234 00123 and 123 00123