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CGW-D
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Operation Command Default
Disable End dialing digit functionality *394
Cellular network prefixes (White list).
The CGWT-D will transfer an outgoing call to
the cellular network if and only if its direction is
present in the list. All other outgoing calls are
transferred via PSTN. Up to 30 numbers with a
maximum of 8 digits can be defined.
*400 + XX + YY..YY + #
where:
XX = 01 – 30 (ordinary numbers of
permitted prefixes)
YY..YY = Permitted prefixes (0 – 9, *, #)
'**' for '*', '*#' for '#'
None
Delete call barring (White list prefixes).
*400 + XX + # (delete a specific list
number) or *400 + *1 (delete the whole
restricted number list). None
Call Forward mode.
The CGW- D will transfer an incoming call from
PSTN (FXO) to a predefined /free cellular
number either Unconditionally or after No-
Answer from PBX/Home. In addition to
Gateway provides dial tone for the free dialing
via Cellular network follow by the Cellular
prefixes (White list) settings
*420 + X
where:
X = 0: disabled;
X = 1: enabled to specific number;
X=2 enabled for free dialing (Dial tone
providing)
0
Enable Local Area Numbering support.
Gateway checks the number of dialed digits of
the outgoing cellular call and adds a local area
code when the dialed number is equal to the
local area PSTN numbers.
*425 + X
where:
X = 0: disabled;
X = 1: enabled 0
Local Area Code (prefix) definition *426 + YY..YY+#, where:
YY..YY – up to 6 digits local area code
None
Number of digits in Local PSTN number *427 + XX, where:
XX = 00-32
07
Time to wait for No-Answer. *430 + XX
where:
XX = delay period in [sec.]
00 = unconditional
XX = 00-99
20
Call Forward cellular destination.
Cellular number prefix should exist in toll
restriction list (*400), otherwise the call shall
not be forwarded.
*440 + XX…..X + #
where:
XX….X = up to 16 digits (0 – 9, *,)
None