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9. 10. 3. 2
Alarm handling
External alarms from an alarm server are not handled by the SMSC but sent directly
to the corresponding destination phone. No more alarms can be sent to the corre-
sponding phone if the storage location is full. The alarm server is responsible for
ensuring that alarms are delivered.
Other Properties and System Limits:
• Alarms take priority over messages.
• Max. length of alarm message texts is 160 characters.
• A maximum of 16 alarms can be stored for each user. No more alarms can be de-
livered after that.
• Alarms are always routed to the destination defined in the send command; Call
Forwarding Unconditional and Call Forwarding on No Reply operations have no
effect.
• Several alarm sources can be connected to each communication server.
9. 10. 3. 3
Alarm trigger with ATAS
The ATAS protocol provides convenient possibilities for display on the system
phones (Fox menu) and allows an alarm to be triggered using the Redkey (see
"Function Redkey", page
tion set-up is password-protected. To use the ATAS interface you need to set up a
user account with an authorization profile in which the interface access
abled. An ATAS licence is required for enabling the protocol.
Fig. 247
Connection via Ethernet
560
561). The connection is also monitored, and the connec-
ATAS
System functions and features as of R3.0
syd-0367/1.3 – R3.0 – 03.2013
is en-
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