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Touch-tone dialing
Through the expansion bus (and serial commands), the XAP 400’s touch-tone
(DTMF) dialing capability can be accessed. This allows outbound calls to be initiated
by the XAP 400 without requiring an external dialer or telephone set. This feature
continues to function after connection, enabling the user to issue tones for voice
mail/pager interaction. See Serial Commands on page 114.
Operation ~ Using the Dial Interface
Connect LED. This green LED
illuminates when the dialing
interface is active.
Connect. Click Connect to
activate the dialing interface.
Keypad Display. Numbers
dialed on the Dial keypad are
displayed here.
Dial Keypad. This functions
as a typical telephone keypad
and displays the digits being
dialed in the space above as
you click on the numbers.
In-Block Dialing. Numbers
typed on your computer key-
board are displayed here. You
can dial one number at
a time or a string of numbers.
Dial. Dial activates when a
number is entered in the
In-Block Dialing field. Click it
to Dial the number.
Speed Dial. 10 numbers can
be stored in Speed Dial. Limit
20 characters per label.
Dial. Dials the selected
Speed Dial number.
Re-Null. Sends a short noise
burst down the telephone line
and forces the XAP 400 to
adapt to the telephone line for
maximum telephone echo
cancellation.
Mute Transmit LED.
Illuminates red when signal
is muted.
Mute Transmit. Mutes the
Transmit Output.
Data LED. Illuminates
Green when connected
to the unit.
Close. Exits the Dial
Interface.
Disconnect LED. This red LED
illuminates when the dialing
interface is inactive.
Disconnect. Click Disconnect
to terminate a call.
View Last #. Displays the last
number called.
Edit. Allows you to add/modify
Speed Dial numbers.
Hook Flash. Sends a momen-
tary interruption in the line
seizure, allowing options such
as 3-way calling, call waiting,
and call hold. This feature is
dependent on the services
offered by your telephone
company.
Mute Receive LED.
Illuminates red when signal
is muted.
Mute Receive. Mutes the
Receive Input.