Cisco TelePresence ISDN Link Administrator's Manual page 21

Cisco TelePresence ISDN Link
Contents Introduction
Making a call using the command
line interface on the endpoint
In order to make a call from the command line interface on the
telePresence endpoint, see the dialing examples on this page.
About <number>
the <number> is the number to the far end endpoint (for
example an MXP codec).
Please notice that when dialing an ISDN network destination
which requires sub-addressing, the sub-address number is
provided in the following format:
<number>*<subaddress>
Replace the number used in the example (8000) with the
number you want to call.
About
2xh221
If using 2xh221 the isdn number must be extended with a
second number "<1st-number>**<2nd-number>".
Dialing on the NET interface
When using the Net (external) interface providing a number
may not be required.
Furthermore, when using the Net interface, the <number>
may consist of digits, * and #. In the rare situation that a # is
required in the number, the # character must be encoded as
%23. So to dial 1234#* on the Net interface, <number> must
be set to 1234%23*.
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Making a call when in automatic pairing mode
Note: It is not required to specify the parameter
Simple dialing
xCommand Dial Protocol:H320 Number:<number>
xCommand Dial Protocol:H320 Number:8000
example:
Dialing with a non-default call rate
xCommand Dial Protocol:H320 Number:<number> CallRate:1920
xCommand Dial Protocol:H320 Number:8000 CallRate:1920
example:
Dialing in restricted networks
xCommand Dial Protocol:H320 Number:<number>;x-h320restrict=true
xCommand Dial Protocol:H320 Number:8000;x-h320restrict=true
example:
Note: the ISDN Link can be configured whether to use restricted call type as default or not. If set to use restricted by default,
then unrestricted calls can be made by using "x-h320restrict=false" (i.e. "x-h320restrict=true" is not required to make restricted
calls).
Dialing a phone call (an audio only call)
xCommand Dial Protocol:H320 Number:<number> Calltype:Audio
xCommand Dial Protocol:H320 Number:8000 CallType:Audio
example:
Making a call when in manual pairing mode
See the ISDN Link API Reference Guide
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Status information System settings
Protocol:H320
if the default protocol for the endpoint is set to H320.
for information about manual pairing mode.
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