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Administrator’s Guide for SIP-T2 Series/T4 Series/T5 Series IP Phones
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“123.T” would match “123”, “1233”, “12333”, “123333”, and so on.
“x.T” would match an arbitrary number.
“[x*#+].T” would match an arbitrary character.
Note: If the string ends with a dot (for example, 123.), a match will
occur immediately after inputting the characters before the dot (e.,
123) since the dot allows for zero occurrences of the preceding
construct. Therefore, we recommend you to add a letter “T” after the
dot (for example, 123.T) for inputting more characters.
R
The letter “R” indicates that certain matched strings are replaced.
Using a RRR syntax, you can replace the digits between the first two
R
s with the digits between the last two
R
s. Example:
“R12R234R” would replace 12 with 234.
<:>
The letter “:” in the angle bracket indicates that certain matched
strings are replaced. Using the <:> syntax, you can replace the digits
before the colon with the digits after the colon.
Example:
“<12:234>” would replace 12 with 234. It is the same with R12R234R.
!
The exclamation mark “!” can be used to prevent users from dialing
out specific numbers. It can only be put last in each string of the digit
map.
Example:
“235x!” would match “2351”, “2352”, “2353”, and so on. The number
starting with 235 will be blocked to dial out.
,
The comma “,” can be used as a separator to generate secondary dial
tone.
Example:
“<9,:55>xx”, after entering digit “9”, secondary dial tone plays and
you can complete the remaining two-digit number.
Note: The secondary dial tone can be customized. For more
information, refer to
Tones .
A
The letter “A” indicates the account that is applied to the digit map.
You can use A alone or a combination
of
A and account ID (for
example, <A1>).
Example:
“123A”, the default account will be applied to the digit map.
“123<A2>”, the second account will be applied to the digit map.
Note: It is not applicable to the digit map on a per-line basis.