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Phone Numbers
When specifying a phone number, you can include not only the digits 0
through 9 and the characters # and *, but also the following special
characters:
Character Description
A,B,C,D Specifies keys in the additional column of keys (that is,
the 1633 Hz high-group frequency) on some telephones.
(V1.2)
, Causes the hardware to pause when dialing.
! Signals a hook flash, for use with special PBX functions.
P Specifies pulse dialing for rotary phones.
T Specifies tone dialing for touch-tone phones.
M Causes the hardware to use the current connection without
dialing a new number (manual dialing). When used, this
character must be the first character in the phone number.
W Causes the hardware to wait for a subsequent dial tone.
This is useful when waiting for a tone for an outside
line. (V1.2)
All other characters are reserved.
See Also Control File Format Error Codes |