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LTGSM User Manual C28 Confidential
Patterns Tab
Patterns are the numbers or number prefixes PMX will try to match in order to determine that
this route should be followed. The pattern with the closest match to the dialled number will be
used. Patterns may be built up using wild card characters and numbers in brackets. Some
examples are given below:
01845521000 This being a fully-defined number, PMX will look for an exact match.
07$
Any number beginning 07, regardless of the number of digits following this prefix.
0[12]XXXXXXXXX
Any number beginning 01 or 02 followed by 9 digits of any value
(each X represents one digit of any value).
0[7-9]XXXXXXXXX
Any number beginning 07, 08 or 09 followed by nine digits of any
value.
90$
Any number beginning 90. You may wish to include patterns which cater for anyone
who puts a standard outside line prefix of 9 on the number. However, it is unlikely that this will
be required as mobile phone users never need to use an outside line prefix in any other
mobile environment.
D
Any single character from 0 to 9 inclusive.
N
Any single character from 1 to 9 inclusive.
Click on the ‘Patterns’ tab to see the list of patterns.
Click on ‘Add Pattern’ to define the dialled numbers which are to follow this route. Repeat as
required.