There are ways to setup special dial commands in Device Bindings
This type of setting is fairly complicated, so contact support if you would like some guidance.
A typical example of these commands is for entering a speed dial number with an extension built into it. This is handy if you make calls to a particular department within a company. For example, you wanted to call 818-555-1234, extension 1234.
This would be written in the Device Binding Argument as:
8185551234;send=AS1234
The system interprets this as:
- Dial 8185551234
- A = Wait for the number to answer
- S = Wait for 3 seconds
- 1234 = Dial 1234
The general syntax is Number = {target-number}[;ptt][;send={digit-codes}] where {target-number} can be an empty value if the number is unassigned, and {digit-codes} is a
sequence of the following case-sensitive codes:
● 0-9,*,#,a,b,c,d – The DTMF digit to send to the peer. Each digit is sent with 100 ms on and 100
ms off
● S – Pause for 3 seconds
● s – Pause for 1 seconds
● U”{prompt}” – Prompts you to enter one more digits manually on the phone with the given {prompt} shown on the screen. You then press the OK softkey to continue
● A – Wait for the called party to answer before continuing (the “answer” could be a menu answering)