Vector - VRT Table - DIaled Extension

[LJRing444]

Is there anyway that I can create a VRT with Four(4) digit extensions and when someone enters that extension, it dials that number ? (like a department directory)

 

[oclaudiox]

Do you want create a call prompt ?
"PLEASE, DIAL THE EXTENSION NUMBER AFTER TONE"

Is it something like that ?

Claudio.

oClaudioX

 

[LJRing444]

yes

 

[oclaudiox]

No need VTR table.
You must create a VDN and point a vector that says:
"collect 4 digits after announcement _________"

On your scenario, you must inform "4" to digits.
You must inform a announcement number that runs the message, like ...
"PLEASE, DIAL THE EXTENSION NUMBER AFTER TONE"

This is a short explanation.

I hope that helps you, mate !

Claudio

oClaudioX

 

[RedTech443]

if you do not have your answer soon, I will post what my vector that does exactly that does tomorrow when I get to work. Sorry I do not have access now.

 

[RedTech443]

Here is my vector, my main number has a option that says if you know your partys extensions please press 1, that dumps them to the below vector, the first announcement in step 2, says if you know your party’s extensions please dial it now. This vector use to be part of my main vector but I moved it to its own vector. But this below vector should be what you are looking for. Let me know how this works for you.

CALL VECTOR

Number: 50 Name: Extensions
Multimedia? n Attendant Vectoring? n Meet-me Conf? n Lock? n
Basic? y EAS? y G3V4 Enhanced? y ANI/II-Digits? y ASAI Routing? y
Prompting? y LAI? y G3V4 Adv Route? y CINFO? y BSR? y Holidays? y
Variables? y 3.0 Enhanced? y
01 wait-time 1 secs hearing silence
02 collect 1 digits after announcement 6002 for none
03 goto step 14 if digits = 1
04 goto step 18 if digits = 2
05 goto step 22 if digits = 3
06 goto step 26 if digits = 4
07 goto step 30 if digits = 5
08 goto step 34 if digits = 6
09 goto step 38 if digits = 7
10 goto step 42 if digits = 8
11 goto vector 1 @step 1 if digits = 9
12 goto step 1 if unconditionally
3 stop
14 collect 3 digits after announcement none for none
15 set digits = digits ADD 1000
16 route-to digits with coverage y
17 stop
18 collect 3 digits after announcement none for none
19 set digits = digits ADD 2000
20 route-to digits with coverage y
21 stop
22 collect 3 digits after announcement none for none
23 set digits = digits ADD 3000
24 route-to digits with coverage y
25 stop
26 collect 3 digits after announcement none for none
27 set digits = digits ADD 4000
28 route-to digits with coverage y
29 stop
30 collect 3 digits after announcement none for none
31 set digits = digits ADD 5000
32 route-to digits with coverage y
33 stop
34 collect 3 digits after announcement none for none
35 set digits = digits ADD 6000
36 route-to digits with coverage y
37 stop
38 collect 3 digits after announcement none for none
39 set digits = digits ADD 7000
40 route-to digits with coverage y
41 stop
42 collect 3 digits after announcement none for none
43 set digits = digits ADD 8000
44 route-to digits with coverage y
45 stop

 

[RedTech443]

I forgot to add, stepp 11 says go to vector 1 if digits = 9, that would put the user back to my main vector they first dialed into. Also my rule of thumb is for the beginning of a vector I always add wait-time = 1 or 2, that is for cell phone callers, cell phones sometimes dont get the beginning of the message if that is not there, so I pause it a bit..