Ability to force a Pause in the dial plan

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QBZappy:
Necessity is the mother of invention, the ability to enter a pause in the dialing sequence has been requested quite often. I suspect that it is technically not possible, it would be useful if something like 'S4' could be entered between digits to introduce a pause. Everyone who thinks this is a useful feature should add their +1 to this thread.

It would be very much appreciated if OBisupport could confirm to us if this is not possible for whatever reason.

ianobi:
+1

At the moment pauses can be added into numbers being sent out via an OBi110 Line Port, but even that is not easy and requires changes to the Phone Port OutboundCallRoute.

SIP protocol sends a number out as one string. I guess what we would like to do is send a SIP number string, then a pause, then some DTMF digits?

Maybe someone with a more in-depth understanding of SIP than me would comment.

QBZappy:
Grandstream5024 PBX dial plan explanation:

Digit Mapping
   (1)X: Match any digits from 0 to 9; (2) N: Match any digits from 1 to 9; (3) Z: Match any digits from 2 to 9; (4) [1, 3-5, 7-9]: Match any digits from 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9;

   Example: For 6XNZ[1-5],123456, the first digit is 6, second digit is any digit from 0 to 9, third digit is any digit from 1 to 9, fourth digit is any digit from 2 to 9, fifth digit is any digit from 1 to 5, ',' will cause 5 second delay, followed by number '123456'; For '7.', the first digit is 7, the following '.' allows any digits to follow, for example, 7, 72, 798, 7712, 777000, etc.

 
If the dial plan in a Grandstream product can accommodate a pause ',' as can be seen in the above user guide, I can assume that there is no technical reason why it can not be done.

claude:
just great ! thank for your help this is what i was looking for . ;) :)



if i have sp3(1514xxxxxxx)ph 


where i put the pause and the extention or the dial number       

i need 3 seconds and  extention or dial number is 22

Shameless:
This is needed, why we can't use a small s followed by a number from 1 to 9 inserted into the phone number I don't understand, seems easy to do in software. Or how about a P for pause?

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