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AirStream 4000/4001 WiMAX CPE User Manual

So a dial number 0212401 is modified to 021 8541 2401 before the CPE device sends out a call invite.

9.3 Call Configuration

Call Configuration section defined a few behavior when a call is outgoing or incoming. Click on “Call

Configuration” in the Configuration Tree. The following sections will be displayed in the detailed configuration

window:

9.3.1 Dial Plan Configuration

The CPE collects dial numbers from external phone or fax. Dialed digits are collected as a whole before they are

encapsulated in a call Invite message.

By default the CPE takes five second idle time after the last punch, as completion of user input. Digit mapping

are introduced to allow faster recognition of dial completion. If the dialed digits, input by user from the phone

pad, map with any pattern of DigitMaps defined in this section, collected digits are immediately processed.

Maximum 500 digit maps can be defined. Each digit map may consist up to 2048 characters. In the “Dial Plan

(DigitMap) Configuration” textbox, each digitmap are separated by an “|” character. The string

“XX.T|XX.#|P|****” consists of four digit maps:

 “*XX” means an asterisk followed by 2 digit of any number. Dial strings matching this pattern are used

for service codes, which allows user interaction by end users, e.g disable or enable call forwarding.

Refer to 9.5.1 for more detailed information.

 In “XX.T”, “XX” means any digits. “.” means any number of digits. T means a timer. The entire string

means CPE wait for T seconds after the last user punch on phone pad.

 In “XX.#”, “XX” means any digits. “.” means any number of digits. The entire string means dialed

digits can be processed by press “#” button. Whenever CPE receives an “#”, CPE considers that user

inputs has completed, and start processing digits before “#” immediately.

 The last digit map “****” is defined for use by CPE itself. When user press “****”, the IP address of

the CPE is announced in the ear set of the phone.

When IP Dialing is enabled, the CPE also allows call origination to an IP address input by user from key pads of

a phone.

For example, call to 1000@10.3.50.55:5060

can be dialed by pressing the following numbers:

1000**10*3*50*55**5060.

9.3.2 Multiple Lines using a Single Account

Multiple phones may share one SIP address, or account. Port number 0-3 may use exactly the same “User ID”,

“Auth Username”, etc. Phones connected to any port can make outgoing calls.

In this scenario, if there is an incoming call to the “User ID”, which local phone should ring? This is defined in

“Call Parameter Configuration” in this section.