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Configuring the G150 Media Gateway with Manager
Line Group ID: Default = 0
For external calls, this is the set of lines that are used when making the call. Which group a
line belongs to is set through the Line form for each line.
Feature: Default = Dial
This is what the short code does. See Short Code Features .
Locale: Default = blank
Some features can support country specific variations if needed.
Short Code Characters
When creating a short code, the Short Code field can contain dialed numbers plus * and # and
the following non-dialed characters:
? – Signifies that this is the default entry and is used in the absence of any other match or
partial match.
?D – This character combination will initiate a call to a defined phone number as soon as
the extension goes off-hook. This feature is also known as "hotline" and typically used with
a phone in unattended reception areas or for door entry. See the "Dial on Pick up" short
code example for a sample of its use.
N - Signifies a sequence of one or more digits dialed and then followed by a * or #. The * or
# are entered separately in Short Code field (ie. N* or N#).
X – Match a single digit. When a group of "X"s is used, the short code matches against the
total length of "X"s (for example if there are 10 "X"s, the user would have to dial 10 digits
for it to match the short code).
[n] – Expect secondary dial tone, where "n" represents the short code configured to trigger
secondary dial tone.
; – Receive sending complete. This must be the last character in the short code string. It
indicates to the system wait for the number to be fully dialed (based on the Dial Delay
Time) before acting on the short code.
!
Important:
In the United States, this short code character MUST be used when the line
Important:
group for the short code contains PRI lines or T1 lines emulating analog lines.
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