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limits in the AutoClip parameter set.
Last change with – this column defines whether the record was
created/changed by a call or message.
Scheme – this column shows the CPN scheme for each record. Select Number
or
. URI
Number/URI – this column shows the called party number (CPN). This number
is necessary for finding a match with the calling subscriber. Therefore, make sure
that the CPN is saved in the appropriate format. Always consider specific network
properties and incoming normalising if applicable.
Time [mins] – this parameter shows the validity time for each record.
Action after call use – this parameter defines whether the record shall be kept
valid or deleted after being used by a call.
Action after message use – this parameter defines whether the record shall be
kept valid or deleted after being used by a message.
Record is used – this parameter defines whether the record shall be designated
as used when it has passed through alerting, i.e. when the alerting message has
been signalled, or when it has passed through active, i.e. when the call has been
answered.
Virtual port – this column shows the port used for routing of the outgoing call
that created this AutoClip router record. It is used if the
option is Check port
selected.
Final destination – this column shows the calling party that created this
AutoClip router record. The name is displayed for a PBX user and the CLI is
displayed for an external user. Any incoming call or SMS is then routed to such
user.
Figure: View of Identification Table Record
Example 1
Suppose user is calling to the public network via a GSM port to which an AutoClip A
router is assigned. The called user does not answer the call. A new call record is B
added to the above–mentioned AutoClip router containing the CPN, record validity
time, calling user, information on the carrier used for such call establishment and other
parameters. Having found a missed call, user cannot identify the calling user because
B
the CLI is represented by your PBX SIM card number. User tries to call back to that B
number and the call is coming to your PBX carrier that was used for the outgoing call
earlier. The CLI of this incoming call matches the CLI stored in the AutoClip router. If
this record is still valid, the incoming call is routed directly to user .
A
Example 2
This example relates to calls that are not established by a PBX user but pass through
the PBX from one port to another. In this case, the AutoClip parameters have to be
assigned to the incoming port. The record added to the AutoClip router includes the CLI
in the
column instead of the user name. If an incoming call matches Final destination
a table record, it is routed to the stored number as defined in the Destination for
option. address