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| pbx_doorcom [2019/07/22 16:12] – [Integration example: Mobotix T25 doorstation] ingrid | pbx_doorcom [2020/07/30 14:14] – ingrid | ||
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| * **PBX port** This property allows to specify the PBX port if different from the default one (5060). | * **PBX port** This property allows to specify the PBX port if different from the default one (5060). | ||
| - | * **Accounts PBX** This property represents the list of extensions (clients) to be registered in the PBX. | + | * **Accounts PBX** This property represents the list of **extensions (clients)** to be registered in the PBX. |
| - | * **Ring groups** This property represents the list of ring groups to be registered in the PBX. Ring groups allow to call more than one extension using a single number. The outdoor station can forward the call to several clients using a single number. | + | * **Ring groups** This property represents the list of **ring groups** to be registered in the PBX. Ring groups allow to call more than one extension using a single number. The outdoor station can forward the call to several clients using a single number. |
| - | * **Intercom devices** This property represents the list of intercom devices to be registered in the PBX. | + | * **Intercom devices** This property represents the list of **intercom devices** to be registered in the PBX. |
| ==== Adding PBX accounts ==== | ==== Adding PBX accounts ==== | ||
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| Click on the button displayed on the right to open the PBX users editor window, then click on ”Add” and adjust the properties in the grid: | Click on the button displayed on the right to open the PBX users editor window, then click on ”Add” and adjust the properties in the grid: | ||
| - | * **Extension** This property allows to specify the extension number used by the client to join the PBX. | + | * **Extension** This property allows to specify the extension number used by the client to join the PBX. Extension number starts from 100. |
| * **Password** This property allows to specify the password associated to the extension number. | * **Password** This property allows to specify the password associated to the extension number. | ||
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| To be able to open the Lock connected to the 2N device you have two options: to send **DTMF** tones during conversation or to send html **GET** messages to the device. | To be able to open the Lock connected to the 2N device you have two options: to send **DTMF** tones during conversation or to send html **GET** messages to the device. | ||
| - | If you want to use DTMF tones, it will be enough to create a Generic Buttom into the UI and select as action the generation of DTMF tone as in the following picture. DTMF code must be the same inserted into the 2N configuration page followed by **#** (in the example 1234#). | + | If you want to use DTMF tones, it will be enough to create a Generic Buttom into the UI and select as action the generation of DTMF tone as in the following picture. DTMF code must be the same inserted into the 2N configuration page followed by ***** (in the example 1234*). |
| If you prefer to use html GET solution, you need to use the Thinknx Ethernet Gateway plugin and configure a Generic Button to perform an action with the following parameters: | If you prefer to use html GET solution, you need to use the Thinknx Ethernet Gateway plugin and configure a Generic Button to perform an action with the following parameters: | ||
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| To be able to open the Lock connected to the Doorbird device you have two options: to send **DTMF** tones during conversation or to send html **GET** messages to the device. | To be able to open the Lock connected to the Doorbird device you have two options: to send **DTMF** tones during conversation or to send html **GET** messages to the device. | ||
| - | If you wnat to use DTMF tones, it will be enough to create a Generic Buttom into the UI and select as action the generation of DTMF tone as in the following picture. DTMF code must be the same inserted into the Doorbird configuration page followed by **#** (in the example 1234#). | + | If you wnat to use DTMF tones, it will be enough to create a Generic Buttom into the UI and select as action the generation of DTMF tone as in the following picture. DTMF code must be the same inserted into the Doorbird configuration page followed by ***** (in the example 1234*). |
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