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.   - stands for a digit , for that will be waited
.     - '.' at the end of Number In can be used to indicate that the number should match only if the respective number of additional digits is received , stands for a digit , for that will be waited,
          Any digits matching with '.' are not replaced by Number Out. This way a conversion of overlap to en-block dialing can be performed


!    - stands for any lots of digits
!    - '!' at the end of Number In indicates that any additional digit received after it, should be cut off , stands for any lots of digits


?    - stands for any digit without waiting (needed for enum, see also "how to use enum")  
?    -   '?' as digit in Number in indicates that this digit matches to any received digit, stands for any digit without waiting (needed for enum, see also "how to use enum")
 
^    -  '^' character in Number Out indicates that any digit after this character shall be sent as DTMF after the connect.
 
A    -  A '!' at the end of Number In indicates that any additional digit received after it, should be cut off


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Revision as of 12:26, 20 September 2007

. - '.' at the end of Number In can be used to indicate that the number should match only if the respective number of additional digits is received , stands for a digit , for that will be waited,

         Any digits matching with '.' are not replaced by Number Out. This way a conversion of overlap to en-block dialing can be performed

! - '!' at the end of Number In indicates that any additional digit received after it, should be cut off , stands for any lots of digits

? - '?' as digit in Number in indicates that this digit matches to any received digit, stands for any digit without waiting (needed for enum, see also "how to use enum")

^ - '^' character in Number Out indicates that any digit after this character shall be sent as DTMF after the connect.

A - A '!' at the end of Number In indicates that any additional digit received after it, should be cut off