Selection Of Providers By Time And Number - coM.sat ISDN Basic Manual

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The table is split into two columns and the entries are directly edited in the list box. A
double click on an entry makes it editable. By using the "Page Up" and "Page Down"
keys, the edit field can be moved to the next or previous column. The cursor up and
down keys move the edit field one line up or down in the same column.
If the list box has the input focus but no entry is edited, the insert key allows to create
a new line above the first currently selected line. All selected lines can be deleted
using the delete key. Ctrl-C copies selected lines to the clipboard just like Ctrl-X
which also removes the lines afterwards. Ctrl-V inserts lines from the clipboard above
the first selection or at the bottom of the table if none is selected. A selection can be
removed by left click with pressed control key as usual in multiple selection list boxes.
Tab and shift-tab can be used to jump to the next or previous dialog element, as
usual.
The second column only allows to use the keys "i", "g", "p", "v", "x", "y", backspace,
cursor left/right and delete. "i" inserts "ISDN", "g" inserts "GSM" and "x" inserts "PBX"
at the current insert position. "p", "v" and "y" do the same with the option of inserting a
provider prefix. The cursor can only be positioned at the beginning and end of words.
Delete and backspace always delete complete words.
Empty lines are removed automatically before the configuration is updated.

3.3.4.2 Selection of providers by time and number

The table "Provider Prefixes to be used" defines which provider should be used for
those numbers that are routed with provider specified in the first table. This table is
ignored otherwise.
Example:
Time
9:00 – 18:00, 20:00 – 22:00
9:00 – 12:00
12:00 – 18:00
18:00 – 20:00
0:00 – 24:00
This table is parsed from top to bottom, comparing the current time to the times
specified in the first column and the called number to the prefix in the second column.
An empty entry in the number prefix column matches any number. If both entries
match, the provider specified in this line is used.
The first line in this example defines a specific prefix for specific area codes. The last
line in this example causes all numbers not matching one of the entries above to be
routed using the prefix 01070.
If no entry matches, the call is rejected.
created:
16/01/09
Number Prefix
0241,0621
page:
29
Note Protection Mark according to DIN 34!
Provider Prefix
01021
01033
01013
01051
01070
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