Toolpack CAS R2 troubleshooting - Revision history

Allyntree at 16:57, 1 May 2018

2018-05-01T16:57:21Z

Atremblay: Updated called number too short title

2012-01-18T19:45:43Z

Updated called number too short title

Lucas Trottier: Change link name

2011-12-13T16:04:04Z

Change link name

Lucas Trottier: /* The calling number is too short. */

2011-12-05T23:45:46Z

The calling number is too short.

Atremblay: Added maximum timer value.

2010-08-16T19:44:10Z

Added maximum timer value.

Atremblay: Needs revising

2010-06-21T19:25:06Z

Needs revising

Atremblay: First edit.

2010-06-21T17:40:44Z

First edit.

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This page contains pointers to help troubleshoot [[CAS|CAS R2]] for [[Toolpack]].

==== The calling number is too short. ====

The default variant scripts provided with Toolpack may not be configured correctly. More specifically, the backward digit string (BACK_DIGITS variable) must be configured to request enough calling number digits. For more information, refer to the [[Setting the BACK_DIGITS variable]] article.

==== Scripting issues ====

See the [[CAS R2 scripting]] article.

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 This page contains pointers to help troubleshoot [[CAS|CAS R2]] for [[Toolpack]].
-==== The calling number is too short. ====
+==== The calling number is too short.<br>The equipment requests the calling party category instead of the 5th called number digit. ====
 The default variant scripts provided with Toolpack may not be configured correctly. More specifically, the backward digit string (BACK_DIGITS variable) must be configured to request enough calling number digits. For more information, refer to the [[CAS R2 BACK_DIGITS]] article.

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 ==== The calling number is too short. ====
-The default variant scripts provided with Toolpack may not be configured correctly. More specifically, the backward digit string (BACK_DIGITS variable) must be configured to request enough calling number digits. For more information, refer to the [[Setting the CAS R2 BACK_DIGITS variable]] article.
+The default variant scripts provided with Toolpack may not be configured correctly. More specifically, the backward digit string (BACK_DIGITS variable) must be configured to request enough calling number digits. For more information, refer to the [[CAS R2 BACK_DIGITS]] article.
 ==== What is the maximum timeout value for a timer? ====

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 ==== The calling number is too short. ====
-The default variant scripts provided with Toolpack may not be configured correctly. More specifically, the backward digit string (BACK_DIGITS variable) must be configured to request enough calling number digits. For more information, refer to the [[Setting the BACK_DIGITS variable]] article.
+The default variant scripts provided with Toolpack may not be configured correctly. More specifically, the backward digit string (BACK_DIGITS variable) must be configured to request enough calling number digits. For more information, refer to the [[Setting the CAS R2 BACK_DIGITS variable]] article.
 ==== What is the maximum timeout value for a timer? ====

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	The default variant scripts provided with Toolpack may not be configured correctly. More specifically, the backward digit string (BACK_DIGITS variable) must be configured to request enough calling number digits. For more information, refer to the [[Setting the BACK_DIGITS variable]] article.		The default variant scripts provided with Toolpack may not be configured correctly. More specifically, the backward digit string (BACK_DIGITS variable) must be configured to request enough calling number digits. For more information, refer to the [[Setting the BACK_DIGITS variable]] article.
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		+	==== What is the maximum timeout value for a timer? ====
		+	The maximum value is currently 600000 milliseconds, 600 seconds or 10 minutes.

	==== Scripting issues ====		==== Scripting issues ====