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Configuration
Example 3.1. Creating an E.164 number from TON for inbound calls
Image 3.6: Example for an automatic creation of an E.164 number
Table 3.1: Submitted information on inbound call
inbound signal Conversion into E.164
Called Party Number National 89123 +4930 55948
Calling Party Number Subscriber 55948 +49 89123
With settings as seen in Image 4.6, the inbound signal from Table 4.1 is converted into an E.164 number. Af -
terwards, OfficeMaster Gate’s set of rules are applied for further customization of the phone numbers and for the
delivery towards the appropriate destination as described in the following (4.1.4).
End of Example »
Example 3.2. Generating the ISDN information for outbound calls
For outbound calls the process is inverted. The settings of the sector
ISDN
apply.
Table 3.2: Conversion of E.164 to ISDN
Conversion into the
outbound signal
Phone number in
E.164
Called Party Number National 89123 +4930 55948
Calling Party Number Subscriber 55948 +49 89123
End of Example
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Notee!
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More complex setting for TON are available via the creation of single rules for in-
bound, respectively outbound rules.
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More – Settings for multiple channels
OfficeMaster Gate is available in versions with multiple ISDN channels. The configuration program supports
this by letting the user configure channels individually. Alternatively, all channels can be defined to copy the
settings of the first channel. This can be activated via the button
More>>
in the configuration dialog. Here the
user defines which channels are to be used. Pressing
More<<
again hides the area. Has the individual config -
uration of the channels been selected, the upper area of the dialog will display the channels that are available
for configuration.