Axesstel PST - Manual (Page 80)

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Internet Protocol Statistics 5/20/99 16:26:47
*Datagrams received 14392
*Datagrams discarded due to errors 132
*Datagrams discarded due to protocol 59
*Datagrams delivered to IP user proto. 3443
*Datagrams requesting transmission 4337
Script Command List
DIAL_CST
Originates a call to the given number on CST phones like the
QSec™-800.
Syntax dial_cst V | A | P | M | L | C | S | N| CN | SN
“dial_string_or_packet_url”
V=voice, A=Async, P=packet, M=Markov, L=Loopback, C=Clear,
S=Secure, N=No dial string, CN=clear number, SN=secure number
Example
dial_cst V S CN “5035550523”
Response A secure voice call will be made to 503-555-0523. Because the dial
string is a clear number, the CST will make a clear voice call and then
do the necessary signalling to perform secure dialed number
discovery.
DIAL
Originates a call to the given number with the given service option.
For the Axesstel phone, this is accomplished by simulating the key
presses needed to originate the specified call type through the
handset. Therefore, activity on the actual keypad, if not locked out,
may interfere with this operation.
Syntax dial “number_string” service_option
The following table lists the possible values for service_option.
Option Definition
V Voice call (IS96A)
V96 Voice call (IS96)
V13 13K voice call
V733 IS733 13 kbits/sec voice call
LB 8 kbits/sec loopback call
LB13 13 kbits/sec loopback call
M Old style 8 kbits/sec Markov call
M8 New style 8 kbits/sec Markov call
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