Specifications

PA-001011-03-04 Aastra July 2014
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# Line Format
# [Numbers]
# number and/or patterns comma separated=mapped_number or
mappedname,LABEL|YPOSITION|ALIGNMENT|COLOR|FONTSIZE
# Simple number matching
# it can be used to map multiple phone numbers (cell, home , other) to a
user
# Pattern matching
# it can be used to map open numbers
# Pattern format is P followed by
# any digit including * or #
# X digit between 0 and 9
# Z digit between 1 and 9
# N digit between 2 and 9
# . indicates an open length number, must be positioned at the end of
the pattern
# The entries in the [Numbers] section are processed based on the order in
# the file, so it is recommended to put the open patterns at the end.
#
# Where
# LABEL is the label to be displayed on the picture
# YPOSITION is the vertical position of the label (between 1 and 200), default
is 100
# ALIGNMENT is the horizontal alignment left|center|right, default is center
# COLOR is the label color
yellow|orange|pink|purple|black|grey|red|brown|tan|magenta|blue|green|white
(default is white)
# FONTSIZE is the font size in pixels (between 8 and 24) default is 10
#
# Example
# [Numbers]
# 0795551234=2299
# Will display the picture "2299" when 0795551234 is dialed or incoming
# P972XXXXXXX,P469XXXXXXX,P214XXXXXXX=default,"DALLAS, TX"|187|center|blue|10
# Will display the picture "default" with a centered blue label "Dallas, TX"
font size 10 at vertical position 187 when 10 digits numbers starting with 972 or
469 or 214 are dialed or incoming
# P44.=UK
# Will display the picture "UK" when any number starting with 44 is dialed or is
incoming
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[Numbers]
*97,*98=voicemail
*76,*78,*79,*21,*65=phone
19.5.3 Number matching examples
The number matching can be used to map external phone numbers (cell phone, home…) to a local
extension.
John Doe is extension 2000 on the local PBX, ‘2000.jpg’ is available is the “pictures” directory.
The following line in the configuration file
4085551234,3105551234=2000
Will display the ‘2000.jpeg’ picture when ‘4085551234’ or ‘3105551234’ are calling or being called.
19.5.4 Pattern matching examples
The pattern matching allows you to define hierarchical rules to match a number with a picture; the
order in the configuration file is significant.
Example 1