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164 TAU-72.IP/TAU-36.IP Universal Network Terminal
regex
regular expression Example: regex: L15 S8
(5xxxx[x#*]@192.168.16.160:5062)
Syntax:
LX SY (Rule), where X—L-timer value, Y—
S-timer value.
For timer and Rule description, see
Section 5.1.2.2.5.4
Enumeration of pickup groups,
used in a file, is less by 1 than
enumeration, used in web interface!!!
dialplan
—
configuration of prefixes for routing and pickup groups
dialplan_0 to 299
Format: d1 d2 d3 d4 d5 d6 d7 d8 d9 d10 d11
Example: 55 6 0 sip 192.168.16.92 "" 0 0 0 - 0
d1—prefix Value: String, 20 characters max.
d2—minimum length of a number dialled by the prefix Value: 1-20;
d3—dialling timeout for the next digit of a number, in seconds Value: 0-20;
d4—signalling protocol, used in prefix operations
Value:
h323—Н.323 protocol operation (for profile_0 only); sip—SIP protocol operation; sip-t—
SIP-T protocol operation; pickup—a pickup group.
d5—address of a communicating gateway.
Value:
- A.B.C.D or FQDN— in point-to-point operation mode
- 'gatekeeper'—when H.323 gatekeeper is used (for profile_0 only)
- 'proxy'—when SIP proxy is used
d6—dialling modifier, enables translation of a callee number Modifier is added at the
beginning of a dialled number. Value: string, up to 8 digits, in quotation marks.
d7—dialling modifier, enables translation of a callee number Defines the number of
digits to be deleted from a dialled number for outgoing calls (the most significant digits
of a number will be removed.
Value: 0..20;
d8—CdPN callee number type (for SIPT and Н.323)
Value:
0 – unknown; 1 – subscriber; 2 – national; 3 – international.
d9—play 'PBX response' tone when the first prefix digit is dialled. Value: 0—do not play,
1 – play
d10—enable routing with a prefix for subscriber ports. Defines the prefix availability for
subscriber ports.
Value: String, 100 characters max.
String formation rules: –portN,..portM or +portN,..portM,
where '–' means that access with a prefix is denied for ports, “+” – allowed,
portN,..portM—comma-separated list of ports.
Example:
+0,32—access is allowed for ports 1 and 33.
Warning!!! Enumeration of subscriber ports and pickup groups, used in a file, is less by 1
than enumeration, used in web interface and on the device housing!!!
d11—defines the preferred packetization time in SIP protocol operation.
Value: 0—disable, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90—packetization time.
sip_cadences
Non-standard ringing generated by 'alert-info' header processing
- sip_cadence_0 .. 15
configuration of ringing generation rules
Enumeration of rules, used in a file, is less by 1 than enumeration, used in web interface!!!
name
Signal received in alert-Info header
For description of these
parameters, see Section 5.1.2.2.6
name
Signal received in alert-Info header
ports
—
configuration of device subscriber ports and subscriber profiles
port_def 0..7
—
subscriber profile settings
Enumeration of subscriber profiles, used in a file, is less by 1 than enumeration, used in web interface!!!
Example: 'port_def_2' in a file corresponds to 'profile 3' in WEB interface.
