Positron G-Series User Manual (PDF)

Positron Telecommunication Systems Inc. – G-Series Gateways User Guide[1,2,3, 7-9] – for any digits within brackets, in this example, 1,2,3,7,8,9 are allpermitted.. (period) – wildcard matching any number of digits which follow, primarily usedfor international calls with varying numbers of digits.! – wildcard which causes pattern matching to stop once no other matches exist: - (first colon) lists the number of digits to remove from the beginning of thedialed number prior to sending dialed number to outside line.: - (second colon - optional) followed by prefix which will be prefixed to dialednumber.W - (wait .5 sec) Used only with suffixes, denotes number of .5 sec delays priorto dialing suffixsuffix – digits to be added to the end of the dialed numberExamples:NOTE: The examples are presented in order of increasing complexity.However, the system will execute the dial plans in sequence, andallow the first rule matched to be executed._9NXXXXXXXXX:1 (North American ten-digit calls)In this example, the :1 will cause the leading 9 to be stripped off, and theremaining 10 digits to be passed to the outside line. Note that in this rule, thefirst digit after the 9 cannot be “0” or “1”. Because N and X’s are used in the rule,the leading “_” (underscore) character is required._91NXXXXXXXXX:1 (North American toll call where “1” is required before thearea code.)_98XXXXXXXXX:1 1 (North American toll-free call using an area-code beginningwith “8”)A variant would be: _918XXXXXXXXX:1 if “1” must be dialed before the “8”._9NXXXXXX:1 (7-digit local calls)NOTE: If local calls are permitted, then this rule must appear beforethe rule shown in the first example, otherwise the system will wait forthree more digits to be dialed._91900XXXXXXX:1 (Calls to North American premium services with “900” areacode)A variant would be: _9900XXXXXXX:1 if “1” must be dialed before the “9”.118VoIPon www.voipon.co.uk sales@voipon.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1245 808195 Fax: +44 (0)1245 808299