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Chapter 4: Defining Dial Codes 15
What to dial to create or
record a conference call: Controls how to do a conference call when the called party answers the telephone.
You provide the digits used to conference the caller, called party, and Amanda (for
example, “*3”). (Don’t use the quotation marks in the dial code.) If your telephone
switching system does not have this capability, leave it blank.
For example, if the Extension field for a mailbox contains 127KM, Amanda dials
127. When an answer is detected, Amanda dials the conference dial code (such as
“*3”) which conferences the caller, the called party, and Amanda. Instead of hang-
ing up when she connects the two parties, Amanda records the conversation as a
message in mailbox 127.
If you are editing C:\AMANDA\PBX.DB\1001.PBX instead of using Setup, this is
the dl_conference option.
Number of seconds to wait
for dial tone detection: This is the number of seconds Amanda waits for your telephone switching system
to provide a continuous dial tone for one full second. If your system has few DTMF
receivers or intercom paths for call transfers, one may not be immediately available
for Amanda to transfer a call. In this case, this number should be greater than 0.
Use 0 when Amanda does not wait for a dial tone (as when the telephone switching
system returns stutter dial tone or silence on a transfer). A good value is 4 (seconds)
when she does wait for a dial tone. The range is 0–127.
If you are editing C:\AMANDA\PBX.DB\1001.PBX instead of using Setup, this is
the tmo_dtwait option.
Number of 1/100 seconds to
use for Flash time: Determines how long Amanda remains on-hook while performing a hookflash. The
value is in hundredths of seconds.
The usual value is 55 (just over half a second).
When set too short, the hookflash does not happen; when set too long, it hangs up.
If you are editing C:\AMANDA\PBX.DB\1001.PBX instead of using Setup, this is
the flashtm option.
Which DTMF tone to listen
to for hangup detection: If your telephone switching system plays a specific DTMF tone or sequence of tones
when a caller hangs up (to make hangup detection faster), enter that DTMF digit
here.
If your telephone switching system has this capability, the code is usually the letter
“d” which represents DTMF D. This may be a sequence of DTMF digits rather than
a single DTMF digit. The maximum length is 10 characters. If your system does not
support this feature, leave it blank.
If you are editing C:\AMANDA\PBX.DB\1001.PBX instead of using Setup, this is
the dt_hangup option.
What to dial to turn on the
message waiting indicator: Controls what DTMF digits are dialed by Amanda to enable message notification
automatically when a new message is left. This value is used only with the KA(1)
token.
Most popular telephone switching systems have a default value. If this field is blank
for your switching system, enter the DTMF digits which enable a message waiting
indicator on your telephone sets. To have Amanda dial these digits, use KA(1) in
the notify method field. Amanda replaces KA(1) with these digits. For more infor-
mation, see “KA(on_off)” on page 147 for more information.
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New installations automatically have notification templates that turn message wait-
ing indicators on and off. using the KA(1) token.
If you are editing C:\AMANDA\PBX.DB\1001.PBX instead of using Setup, this is
the dl_light_on option.
Dial Codes Table (Continued)
Dial Code Label Description