Positron G-1212, User Manual

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Positron Telecommunication Systems Inc. – G-Series
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_ (underscore) begins any dial plan that is NOT made up exclusively of
digits.
characters which can include:
X – representing any digit 0-9
Z – representing any digit 1-9 (“0” is not allowed)
N – representing any digit 2-9 (often used to begin any North American
area code which cannot begin with “1” or “0”.
[1,2,3, 7-9] – for any digits within brackets, in this example, 1,2,3,7,8,9 are
all permitted.
. (period) – wildcard matching any number of digits which follow, primarily
used for international calls with varying numbers of digits.
! – wildcard which causes pattern matching to stop once no other matches
exist
: - (first colon) lists the number of digits to remove from the beginning of
the dialed number prior to sending dialed number to outside line.
: - (second colon - optional) followed by prefix which will be prefixed to
dialed number.
W - (wait .5 sec) Used only with suffixes, denotes number of .5 sec delays
prior to dialing suffix
suffix – digits to be added to the end of the dialed number