Copyright 2010-2017 Obihai Technology, Inc.
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Presence
Monitor
Monitor the presence/status of one buddy in a Buddy List. It also serves as
speed dial to that buddy
Parameters:
-
Service: Required. The service that provides the XMPP service for this
function
-
Number: Required. The JID of the buddy in the buddy list to monitor. Only the
userid portion of the JID is needed. You may specify .. at the end such that a
partial match of the JID is enough. For example, if the JID of the buddy is:
abcd-
, you may specify
abcd..
for the Number field to monitor
this buddy, provided there is no other JID in the buddy list that starts with abcd.
Online
Offline
Extended Away
Away
Do Not Disturb
Unknown
Speed Dial
If a number has not been assigned, VLKW shows no textual information.
Otherwise it shows the speed dial number configured and, if the speed dial is
bound to a service, the name of the service that it is bound to. If the speed dial
has a display name configured, the VLIW shows the display name (such as
John
Seymour
) instead of the assigned number.
Parameters:
-
Service: Optional. The suggested service the make the call with
-
Number: Required. The number to call. It may include the following
attributes:
o
ptt
(with no value): make the key a Push-To-Talk key.
o
bx
–
(with no value). Enable one-touch blind transfer behavior (i.e.
highlight a call that is eiher connected or holding on screen and press this
key to blind transfer the call to this speed dial number
o
send=
{digit-codes} to automatically dial some digits after the call, where
{digit-codes} is a sequence of the following case-sensitve codes:
▪
0-9,*,#,a,b,c,d
–
The DTMF digit to send to the peer. Each digit is sent
with 100 ms on and 100 ms off
▪
S
–
Pause for 3s
▪
s
–
Pause for 1s
▪
U”{prompt}” –
Prompt the user to enter one more digits manually on the
phone with the given {prompt} shown on the screen. User then press
“OK” soft key to continue
▪
A
–
Wait for the called party to answer before continuing
Note that the phones starting executing the first code in {digits} when the
call receives early media or when the call is answered, whichever happens
first.
For example:
send=Ass1234U
”Enter Passcode”5678
It is aceeptable to have the send attribute specified in a speed dial without
a number (e.g. Number=
;send=1234#
). In this case the speed dial can be
used to send out the list of digits on a connected call.
Note that if a voice service is specified for the speed dial either in the
Service Field or the given number is a full number (i.e. one that includes
voice service information), the phone does not apply digitmap before
calling the speed dial. Hence any *codes in the number are not
processed and the result may not be desirable. You can include the
*codes to be processed by the phone by enclosing them in a pair of [...]
at the beginning of the number field. For example: you may set the
number field to
[*96]SP1(2113);ptt
. The phone then inteprets *96
locally (to request auto-answer on the called party) and makes the call
to 2113 using SP1 service.
