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G8-IAX / G3-IAX Auto-dialler mode
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Configuration CCT 800 – auto-dialler mode
It is possible to carry out a separate, individual configuration for each channel of a Gx-IAX card ( see
also ”Speech channels” on page 12 ).
Password and switch-off times
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Interfaces > IAX > Telephone functions > Call number channel
Audio dialler mode via CCT 800
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Activate the radio button Auto Dialler Mode .
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In the field Password outgoing , enter, if required, a 1- to 4-digit code with which the call shall be
taken over at a VoIP phone.
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In the field Password incoming , enter, if required, a 1- to 4-digit code, which has to be entered at
the VoIP phone when calling an Intercom subscriber. Alternatively, select the option “SAME AS
OUTGOING”.
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In the field Waiting Time , enter the time in seconds after which the next call number of the se-
quence has to be dialled (if the call was not accepted).
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In the field Hang up after , enter the time in seconds after which the (call) connection between Gx-
IAX card and VoIP phone (VoIP server) has to be cancelled after ending the respective conversation
(by pressing the button “#” or
X
).
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In the field Max. time simplex , define the time in seconds after which a simplex conversation
switches back if the button “*” is not pressed at the VoIP phone a 2nd time (press “*” to talk; press
“*” another time to listen). The speech control is switched back to the mode defined at
Intercom
Server > Switch off times in the drop-down list Release T-Key .
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The field DTMF decoding time [ms] is without function for the Gx-IAX card.
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The field DTMF tone period [ms] is without function for the Gx-IAX card.
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The field DTMF gap period [ms] is without function for the Gx-IAX card.
ATTENTION: Auto-dialler mode
For auto-dialler mode, min. feature level “D” is required. For further information, see page 5 .
ATTENTION: Passwords
The passwords may not contain the character “*”.
ATTENTION: Waiting time
 Values less than “10” are minutes (e.g. an entry of “5” is interpreted as “5 minutes”)
 Values higher than“10” are seconds (e.g. an entry of “12” is interpreted as “12 seconds”)