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Element Types
The elements in a DTMFINT Table define the specific digits expected to be received in a call record and
the order in which they are expected. Depending on what the call record format is, the called party ID
may be sent after the call type code, or the calling party ID may be sent. There may be DTMF characters
inserted into the call record to delimit the separate elements. PBX extensions may have a fixed length of
digits or may be variable length. All of these options are provided for in the elements of the DTMFINT
Table.
There are four elements types that describe what a particular call record field is expected to contain:
SOURCE
DEST
TRUNK
MISC
Each element type (except MISC) is included once per call record format. The MISC element type can be
specified more than once.
PB60019-01
Call Type: 2 (Direct Internal)
***1
SOURCE (SYSP,*,T)
Call Type: 1 (Direct External)
***2
SOURCE(SYSP,*,T)
Call Type: 8 (Fwd Internal)
***3
SOURCE(SYSP,*,T)
DEST(VAR)
Call Type: 6 (FwdRNA Internal)
***4
SOURCE(SYSP,*,T)
DEST(VAR)
Call Type: 10 (Forced Forward)
***5
SOURCE(SYSP,*,T)
DEST(VAR)
Call Type: 4 (FwdBusy Internal)
***7
SOURCE(SYSP,*,T)
DEST(VAR)
Defines the source extension (the calling party ID).
Defines the destination extension (the called party ID).
Defines the calling trunk group. The value defined in this element refers
to the TRUNK GROUP Table configuration for the corresponding trunk
group COS.
Defines miscellaneous or other digits. These digits correspond to
information that the PBX generates in its call record, but is not used by
the Octel 200/300. These elements may be defined as MISC or may
identify the specific digits to be received.
Enhanced DTMF In-Band Integration
Octel 200/300
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