Advanced Settings; On-Hold Loop; Macros - Gigaset T300 PRO Administrator's Manual

Advanced settings

On-hold loop

In this view, you can edit the existing on-hold loop and create additional on-hold loops.
The "default" on-hold loop supplied with the Gigaset T300 PRO / Gigaset T500 PRO can
be extended by additional sound files or the existing music file can be replaced. To listen
to the music, select the phone with which you would like to listen to the file.
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Now click on Listen. While the on-hold music is being played back, you can adjust the
volume of the sound files: click on
Warning
"Excessive" use of this function can damage the sound file! Every mouse-click edits
and saves the file. This function does not correspond to simply changing the output
volume on the computer or phone.
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To create an additional on-hold loop, click on
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In Settings, specify the name of the music on hold and click on Apply.
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Go to the Music tab to upload the MP3 file(s) of your choice for the on-hold loop on to
the server.
The system regards music on hold with several music files as a single entity. Thus, when
you click Listen to listen to one of the files, all files in the loop are played one after the
other, just as the caller would hear them.
An on-hold loop is a "group", to which any phone numbers, users and/or user groups can
be assigned via the corresponding tabs. However, this does not apply to the "default" on-
hold loop. This is used across the system for all phone numbers not assigned to any newly
created on-hold loops.

Macros

Warning
To extend the functionality scope of the Gigaset T300 PRO / Gigaset T500 PRO PABX,
we recommend the use of Gigaset T300 PRO / Gigaset T500 PRO modules. Any inter-
vention to the phone system using macros should always be a last resort and exe-
cuted by experienced administrators!
This editor is used for creating your own extensions or macros for the dial plan. The dial
plan essentially consists of all rules and routines for processing all VoIP connections.
In the Global Includes text field, global variables are defined, which the Macros Defini-
tion can use in the lower text field. The syntax has deliberately been kept simple: For
every row, enter a variable in the form of variablename=value. A macro definition does
not necessarily require pre-defined variables: the upper field can also remain blank.
Macros written here can be found under
in the Phone Numbers tab or as an additional option under Default Rule.
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, to reduce the volume and on
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or on Add Music On Hold.
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User in the editing view of a user account,
Advanced settings
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to increase it.
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