Specifications

Issue 2 - May, 2004 Talkpath - Digital Voice Processing System Technical Manual
Overview
Command Files expand the basic system to meet the needs of special notification/paging
systems, phone systems, TIE lines, and special installations. Command files can be used in three
places: mailbox notification, extension forwarding, and directly from a menu.
Command File Structure
A command file is an ASCII text file with one command per line. Only the commands listed below
may be used; any other lines are discarded. Lines beginning with ; (semicolon) are ignored. The
command file is case sensitive and commands must be spelled as indicated below. In the list
below, items in brackets, < and >, are variables and represent strings that must be supplied.
Anytime a <Mailbox> or <Extension> is shown, omitting it causes the command file to use the
global mailbox and extension.
B Command Files
Command Description
Quit Quit this command file and return.
OnHook Put port on-hook.
OffHook [=Delayed] Take phone off-hook. If =Delayed is specified, the
phone is not placed off-hook until a dial or call is
actually executed. This is useful when the time
between the OffHook and Dial is too long.
Call=<DtmfString> Call the number.
CallResult<07-12>=<Command...> Branch on result of a call; 7=busy, 8=no answer,
10=connect.
LogCallResult Log the result.
Dial=<DtmfString> Dial the number.
Sleep=<SecondsToSleep> Pause for seconds.
LogCallResult Log the result.
Dial<DtmfString> Dial the number.
Sleep= <SecondsToSleep&gt; Pause for seconds.
Table B-2. Command Files