Operation Manual – System Management
H3C XE 200/2000 IP PBX
Chapter 8 Modem Management Configuration
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of them, the script execution is terminated. Wherever an
ABORT
receive-string
is
placed, it takes effect in the whole script execution flow.
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You can insert escape characters in a script to further control the script and
increase its flexibility. In addition, all the escape characters play the role of
delimiters in string as well.
Table 8-1
Script keywords
Keyword
Description
ABORT
receive-string
The string following
ABORT
will be compared with the
strings sent from the Modem or remote DTE device in
exact matching mode. One script can includes multiple
ABORT
settings, and all of them take effect in the whole
script execution process.
TIMEOUT
seconds
The digit following
TIMEOUT
is used to set the timeout
time that allows the system to wait for a receive-string. If
no expected string is received within this time, the
execution of the script fails. Once set, the settings will be
valid till a new
TIMEOUT
is configured.
Here
seconds
is in the range of 0 second to 180 seconds and defaults to 180.
Table 8-2
Escape characters used in script
Escape character
Description
\c
Represents that the system does not automatically
append a carriage return to the string; it sends only the
specified characters in the string. The "\c" character is
valid only when it is located at the end of the send-string.
\d
Represents a two-second pause.
\n
Represents the new line character.
\r
Represents the carriage return character.
\s
Represents the space character.
\t
Represents the Tab character.
\\
Represents the backslash ("\") character.
\T
Represents telephone number.
8.2 Modem Management Configuration
The following sections describe the Modem management configuration tasks:
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Configuring the Incoming and Outgoing Calls of the Modem
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Configuring a Modem Script
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Executing a Modem Script Manually
Summary of Contents for XE 200/2000 IP
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Page 82: ...Location Server Configuration ...
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Page 341: ...IP Performance and Application ...
Page 349: ...Media Server ...
Page 360: ...Call Services ...
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