Nordic Radio Ping 6, User Manual

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Config 28-29: Voice call numbers
Available phone numbers for outgoing voice
calls can be defined in configuration fields 28-
29. Write the phone number digits together
without blanks and special characters. If you
want to use international phone numbers, write
sign + in front of the number. Or use national
phone numbers w and country code.
When a call is initiated, Ping™ 6 starts calling
to the first defined number (Field 28). If the call
can be established to this number, there will be
no attempts to the other four numbers. If the call
cannot be established to the first number, the
second number is called instead. The cycle will
go on until there has been three attempts to all
defined numbers.
Note that outgoing voice calls are possible only
if there is at least one voice call number defined.
White list
In white list, you can restrict phone numbers
from which voice calls and commands can be
received by your Ping™ 6.
White L1-5: White list numbers
You can define up to 5 white list numbers that
can be any valid phone numbers. The white list
is activated when at least one phone number is
stored. Incoming voice calls and commands will
then only be accepted if they are received from
white list numbers. The authorization is done
by comparing the last 7 digits in the sender’s
phone number to the corresponding digits of all
your stored white list numbers. Write the phone
number digits together without blanks or special
characters. If you want to use international
phone numbers, write the sign + in front of the
number. Or use national phone numbers without
+ and country code.
Note that if there are no white list numbers
defined, incoming voice calls and commands
may be accepted from any sending device.
Opening and saving settings
Before opening and saving config. settings,
make sure that the connection between
Ping™ 6 and the PC is established in a way
described in Connecting to computer.