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''Note'': ID recording files must have extension gsm,ulaw,pcm, or wav. The extension is left off when it is defined as the example shows above. File extensions are used by Asterisk to determine how to decode the file. All ID recording files should be sampled at 8KHz. See [[Recording Audio Files|Recording audio files]]
''Note'': ID recording files must have extension gsm,ulaw,pcm, or wav. The extension is left off when it is defined as the example shows above. File extensions are used by Asterisk to determine how to decode the file. All ID recording files should be sampled at 8KHz. See [[Recording Audio Files|Recording audio files]]
==inxlat===
The inxlat setting allows complete remapping of the funcchar and endchar digits to different digits or digit sequences.
inxlat acts on the digits received by the radio receiver on the node.
The format: inxlat = funchars,endchars,passchars,dialtone
where:
* funcchars is the digit or digit sequence to replace funcchar
* endchars is the digit or digit sequence to replace endchar
* passchars are the digits to pass through (can be used to block certain digits)
* dialtone is optional. Set to Y for dial tone on successful funcchars.
Sample:
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inxlat = #56,#57,0123456789ABCD ; string xlat from radio port to sys
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==rxchannel===
==rxchannel===