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Not sure how the US ISDN works but here where I used to work you couldn't put a pause after a number on ISDN. From memory we added a @P (await answer and pause 1 second) at the end of the number which and then input account code to the carrier. From some old documentation I did about 15 years ago. This was for a speed dial but my work in ARS cases.
Speed dial: Await answer then send digits (ISDN) Topaz and IPK2 MB 13.04 Dial string should look like 95551212@P123456 95551212 = number dialed. @ = await answer then process what follows P = 1 send pause, 123456 = digits to be sent after the pause. This is for ISDN only. Analog trunks just use a series of pauses after the first string of digits..
Regards,
Paul W Now back to a 0 day week. Love these 7 day weekends.
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