Home AMX User Forum NetLinx Studio

Biamp Audia Teleconferencing

i am trying to create a teleconferencing page on a touch panel and i want to create a keypad dialer layout. i already created the TPD4 for it but i am unsure about the Biamp Protocols on what to use for entering the 0-9 dialer buttons and * and #. would this be possible and has anybody tried it?

Comments

  • chillchill Posts: 186
    playskool1 wrote: »
    i am trying to create a teleconferencing page on a touch panel and i want to create a keypad dialer layout. i already created the TPD4 for it but i am unsure about the Biamp Protocols on what to use for entering the 0-9 dialer buttons and * and #. would this be possible and has anybody tried it?
    send_string biamp,"'DIAL 1 TIPHONENUM dialer #',$0a"
    

    ...assuming your telephone interface is in unit 1, and your dialer block has 'dialer' as its instance tag. Substitute '0' through '9' or '*' for '#', as needed, or use an entire phone number to dial it all in one go, e.g.
    send_string biamp,"'DIAL 1 TIPHONENUM dialer 18002220193',$0a"
    

    You could also use the raw instance number instead of the tag, but tags totally rule.

    All of this is available in the Help for the Biamp Audia software, and I think they recently made it available as a standalone document on the website.

    PS - you will probably also want a "mic mute" function.
  • AuserAuser Posts: 506
    chill wrote: »
    You could also use the raw instance number instead of the tag, but tags totally rule.

    Hell yeah. You'll need recent firmware/Audia software to use tags though.
    chill wrote: »
    All of this is available in the Help for the Biamp Audia software, and I think they recently made it available as a standalone document on the website.

    Biamp has protocol documents for its products on the website which are essential reading if you're trying to control them.
  • awesome guys! i was so stoked to get it to work! it was nice to also create a speed dial directory of certain numbers the client wanted access to.
Sign In or Register to comment.