Biamp LTR - Manual (Page 32)

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Hookstate VOIPHOOKSTATE SET, GET 1 0 = off-hook
1 = on-hook
Digit(s) to Dial VOIPPHONENUM DIAL 1 enter the phone
number
Last Number Dialed VOIPLASTNUM GET 1 None
Redial VOIPLASTDIALED DIAL 1 None
Speed Dial
Tel. Number VOIPSDENTRY SET, GET 1 & 2 enter the phone
number
Speed Dial
Name VOIPSDLABEL SET, GET 1 & 2 enter the name
Speed Dial
Entry to Dial VOIPSPEEDDIAL DIAL 1 1 ~ 16
Answer Call VOIPCALL ANS 1 None
Reject or End Call VOIPCALL END 1 None
Auto-Answer VOIPAAENABLE SET, GET 1 0 = enabled
1 = disabled
Number of Rings
Before Auto-
Answer VOIPAACOUNT SET, GET 1 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Place a Call on Hold VOIPCALL HOLD 1 None
Resume a Call on
Hold VOIPCALL RESUME 1 None
Line In Use State VOIPLIUSTATE GET 1 0 = not in use
1 = in use
Line Ready State VOIPLRSTATE GET 1 0 = not ready
1 = ready
Ring Indicator State VOIPRISTATE GET 1 0 = not ringing
1 = ringing
CallerID VOIPCIDUSER GET 1 "date""phnenum'"name"
Note: Index 1 is the line number [1,2] and index 2 is the speed dial entry [1,16].
Multiple VOIPPHONENUM commands can be used to dial the individual digits of a phone
number, but the VoIP dialer must store the complete dial string and send it in a single request to
the VoIP Proxy. To accomplish this task, it must be aware of the end of the dial string. To indicate
the end of a dial string, include a # symbol in the dial command (DIAL 1 VOIPPHONENUM 104 1
5551234#) or (DIAL 1 VOIPPHONENUM 104 1 #).
A dialing timeout also signals the end of a dial string. If the phone is on hook, the first DIAL
command will automatically set the hook state of the line to off hook. Once off hook, the dialing
sequence will time out if a new digit is not received within 3 seconds (configurable). Once this
timeout occurs, the call will be placed using the existing digits.
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