Configuration Dialog:
[Options > PhoneDialog (TAPI Device) > Dial Settings > Format of Phone Numbers]
According to TAPI driver phone numbers are indicated in different formats. To work internal with a homogeneous mapping, the format of the indicated phone numbers is needed. If no outside line access code is set, nationa numbers should start with "0" and international number s with "00".
Hint: The outside line access code configuration is available in tab [PBX System].
Add missing national prefix for national numbers.
This option may add a missing "0", if the TAPI driver sends "1729999999" instead of "01729999999".
Default Setting: OffCut prefix sequence
Example
#? For numbers that begin with #, the # and the following characters will be truncated.
#40177999999 is changed to 0177999999Replace prefix number
Special characters, conditions
i When a replacement rule starts with 'i', it only applies to incoming calls. ? Stands for any character. n Represents a digit between 1 and 9. [>x] This applies to phone numbers longer than "x" characters. [<x] This applies to phone numbers shorter than "x" characters. [=x] Applies to phone numbers with exactly "x" characters. Hint: If a length check [>x] is used, it must be placed at the beginning, before any other characters. Examples
940=>0511361 replace 940 with 0511361 940=>0511361,941=>06134444 replace 940 with 0511361
and 941 with 06134444i#??=>0 then an incoming number begin with #, the first three digits are replaced with 0 [>9]i#??=>0 For incoming phone numbers that are longer than 9 characters and start with #, replace the first three characters with 0. ?=>00? Add "00" to the beginning of all phone numbers. [>9]n=>00n Add "00" to the beginning of all phone numbers that are longer than 9 characters and start with a digit from 1 to 9;
- Scenario: International phone numbers are reported by TAPI without the prefix "00".
493712345678 becomes 00493712345678Suppress numbers, starting with
Hint: Separate multiple numbers with comma.