Speed Dialing - Introduce a pause

[acaballero]

Hi,

I need to create a speed dialing so if I call to 1111 extensión I'm actually calling to an external office so I need to dial the number wait a few seconds before dialing the extension of the person I want to talk on the remote site.

Example:

1111 -> 902999999 (Pause) 2222

The question is: What is the digit to place the pause?

Thanks

[mavijitr_DUP]

Use "/"

"/" = 2 Sec delay.

-Vijay-

[torrentula]

Nice! I never knew you could do that.

Thanks Vijay!

[knightr1der]

Nice! I never knew you could do that.

We look forward to seeing more posts from you, Mr T, in the "IF YOU ARE NOT TECHNICALLY TRAINED ON THOSE PBX, PLEASE POST IN ONE OF THOSE FORUMS"

[vad]

someone try to manage call number in SD with "/"? My PBX say - bad value
or we say about OXO?

[vad]

If you need pause - use in SD call number "ARS prefix+number" - in ARS route use dialing command table.

[mavijitr_DUP]

Hi

screen shot for reference

[vad]

As I say before - in 4400/OXE forum we say about OXO.

[cavagnaro]

Pause in OXE wasn't a #?

Enter an octet string │
│ of length 0 up to 30 │
│ within the following ranges: │
│ '0'to'9' │
│ 'A'to'D' │
│ '*' │
│ '#'

Where is the "/" knighty?

torrentula wrote:
Nice! I never knew you could do that.

We look forward to seeing more posts from you, Mr T, in the "IF YOU ARE NOT TECHNICALLY TRAINED ON THOSE PBX, PLEASE POST IN ONE OF THOSE FORUMS"

Double slap to knight I think you are the one who will start posting on beginners section

[knightr1der]

i didn't even try it! I was just responding to Mr T's post where he sounded like he made a new discovery!

In 9 years of working with the 4400 I have never yet needed a pause in a dial string

It would be nice to see where Vijay came up with that idea from now