Allied Telesis AT-VP504E FXS (H.323) - Manual (Page 15)

Chapter 1 - Making Calls with the AT-VP504E FXS User’s Manual (H.323 Version)
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Examples
Example 1
For this example, the following configuration is used:
Speed dialing disabled.
IP address prefix: **.
End of dialing character: *.
Assume end of dialing after 7 digits.
Assume end of dialing after 5 seconds.
With this configuration, if the first digit to be dialed is “*”, the “*” is not
recognized as the end of dialing character but as the first “*”of the IP
address prefix. The “IP address prefix” rule has a higher priority than the
“End of dialing character” rule.
Case 1: You want to dial 829-8749.
1. You dial “8298749”. When the last “9” is dialed, the E.164 alias
is considered complete because 7 is the maximum number of
digits for an E.164 alias.
Complete sequence: 8298749
Case 2: You want to dial #245.
1. You dial “#245”.
2. You dial “*” (the end of dialing character). When “*” is dialed,
the E.164 alias is considered complete.
Complete sequence: #245*
Case 3: You want to dial #245, but you do not know what is the end
of dialing character.
1. You dial “#245”.
2. You wait 5 seconds. 5 seconds after the last digit was dialed, the
E.164 alias is considered complete.
Complete sequence: #245