Cisco 7960G Administrator's Manual page 58
Sip
Hide thumbs
Also See for 7960G:
- Administration manual (184 pages) ,
- User manual (122 pages) ,
- Phone manual (74 pages)
Table of Contents
Advertisement
How to Create Dial Plans
Argument
Route=" route"
Tone=" tone"
Specify the pound sign (#) and asterisk (*) as dialed digits if required.
Step 4
The # is processed as a "dial now" event by default. You can override this by specifying # in the
•
dial-plan template, in which case the phone does not dial immediately when the # is pressed but does
continue to match the dial-plan template that specifies the #. The # is not matched by the wildcard
character * or the period (.).
The * is processed as a wildcard character. You can override this by preceding the * with the
•
backward slash (\) escape sequence, resulting in the sequence \*. The phone automatically strips the
\ so that it does not appear in the outgoing dial string. When * is received as a dialed digit, it is
matched by the wildcard characters * and period (.).
Specify the comma (,) as a secondary dial tone if required.
Step 5
In earlier releases, a comma in the dial-plan template caused the phone to play the default secondary dial
tone (Bellcore-Outside). With this release, you can specify which tones are played. All tone names
should begin with a common prefix. Tone names, which are case insensitive, are as follows:
Bellcore-Alerting
•
Bellcore-Busy
•
Bellcore-BusyVerify
•
Bellcore-CallWaiting
•
Bellcore-Confirmation
•
Bellcore-dr1
•
Bellcore-dr2
•
Bellcore-dr3
•
•
Bellcore-dr4
If desired, specify
<!-- Long Distance -->
Cisco SIP IP Phone Administrator Guide, Release 6.x and 7.x
3-24
Description
X%s%%
919
............
Proxy to which to route the call. Valid values are default,
emergency, and FQDN. FQDN is treated the same as default proxy.
This entry is not case sensitive.
User-specific dial tone. If no tone is specified, the default secondary
dial tone plays. If a comma (,) is specified followed by a tone, the
phone plays the indicated tone instead of the secondary dial tone. If
a tone is specified but there is no comma, the tone is ignored.
You can specify up to three different secondary dial tones in a single
dial-plan template. The tones play in the order in which they appear
in the template. Multiple tone entries are condensed into a single
comma. For example, the phone interprets the match string
as
and treats the three commas as a single comma.
9,234
Bellcore-dr5
•
Bellcore-dr6
•
Bellcore-Hold
•
Bellcore-Inside
•
Bellcore-None
•
Bellcore-Outside (default)
•
Bellcore-Permanent
•
Bellcore-Reminder
•
at the end of each string to denote the type of plan (for example,
<!-- comment -->
or
<!-- Corporate Dial Plan -->
Chapter 3
Initializing Cisco SIP IP Phones
%% produces a %.
Xab12cd34ef5678
No need to use the input.
919
Nothing goes in for the extra
12345678
dots.
Bellcore-Reorder
•
Bellcore-Stutter
•
CallWaiting-2
•
CallWaiting-3
•
CallWaiting-4
•
Cisco-BeepBonk
•
Cisco-Zip
•
Cisco-ZipZip
•
).
9,,,234
Advertisement
Table of Contents
