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MOCET IP3062 Professional IP Phone Administrators' Guide
Substitutions
Substitutions are found in the second part of the dial plan entry. Substitutions are marked
by a leading character “ \”.
The “d” replacement inserts the name of the SIP proxy.
For example:
“[0-9]{4}|sip:999@\d|d” inserts the SIP proxy behind the “@“ symbol.
Numbers are back references to match-groups of the Regex part according to RFC2915.
For example:
“[0-9]*|sip:\[email protected]|t” inserts a “sip:” before the string (which is the first match), and add
“@1.1.1.1” after it.
Note: Only the back references 1-4 are available.
Examples for Dial Plans
Convert an emergency number into a SIP URL.
This pattern could look like this: ^911$|sip:emergency@\d|d
Separated by the exclamation mark, it contains the pattern for the 911 and the resulting
SIP URI. The d flag indicates that there is no need to press the OK key after dialing this
number.
Make the phone dial a number when the pound key is pressed.
The pattern could look like this: ([^#]+)#|sip:\1@\d|d
This dial plan entry will look for a pattern ending in a pound symbol and use this as the
user name in a SIP URI (not including the pound symbol).
Matching an International Number
Just put the 011 pattern at the front of the pattern: ^011([0-9]*)$|sip:+\1@\d|t
System Log
For System Log settings, you can set System Log to as Console, Local or Remote.
