Management Macro Short-Code Number

Buch1 > Using the Configuration Manager > Functions > Short-Code Macros > Management Macro Short-Code Number

Proceed as follows:

•Using the Configuration Manager (Functions > Macro short-code number)

Important: For short-code macros, the automatic exchange line request is always enabled. Therefore, short-code macros with postdialling could have problems with the length check so that the area code must always be dialled.

Note: The replacement of an internal number by another internal number is not supported.

Note: It is not possible to integrate a macro into another macro.

Macro types:

Simple digit sequence that is replaced by the macro short-code.

•0-9

•*

•#

Character sequence that by dialling the macro short-code is transferred to the macro dialler and then started.

•Z (0-9, *, #)

•W (1-5) waiting time/break time of 1-5 s

•H Hang up with hook key

•C Waiting for connection

Note: If the macro does not end with an H and the macro dialler is after the execution of a macro in an active connection, the call will be connected to the subscriber who triggered it.

Macro short-code number

Note: A short-code number must not begin with 0 or the exchange line access number.

For example: the internal number 60 for the pick-up sequence ##06.

Macro name

For example: Pick-up

Macro sequence

Digit sequence (e. g. ##06) or sequence of macro commands that are selected or triggered by the short-code.

New

Delete

Prints a list of all configured short-code macros.