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Pattern
Valid Content
The content for a pattern follows the digit map rules of RFC 2705, supplemented by the rules for regular
expressions. Where there is an overlap between the digit map and regular expression rules, the digit map rules
apply. For this reason, there are some special cases, included in the table below.
The following table describes the most common elements. As mentioned, all regular expression elements are
supported.
Some elements use the back slash \ character. If you are defining pattern a via remote provisioning (that is, in an
HTTP response), you must enter two backslashes, because the Bria provisioning software interprets one
backslash as an escape key.
Timers
There are two timers:
• T timer is 4 seconds.
• The long timer is 20 seconds.
These timers are used in input comparison, as described in “How the Input Is Processed” on page 81.
Element Origin Description
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Literals Literal digits, used as is.
# * a to z Literals Literal characters, used as is. Special cases:
• The literal x character is represented by \x.
• The literal t character is represented by \t.
x Digit map rules Wildcard for any single digit, 0 to 9.
\a Regular
expression rules
Wildcard for any single alphanumeric character.
[digit-digit] Regular
expression rules
A digit within the specified range.
[character-
character]
Regular
expression rules
A character within the specified range.
[digit1, digit2,
digit3]
Regular
expression rules
One of the characters in the collection.
. Digit map rules Repeat the last element 0 or more times. For example, xxxx. means repeat the last x 0 or
more times, which means this pattern matches three or more digits (not four or more
digits)! Use of this element results in a pattern with “minimum requirements”.
T Digit map rules A timeout period will take place before automatic dialing starts.
The T timer forces Bria to wait after a match is made. This timer should always be
included in these situations:
• Any pattern that uses the . (dot). For example, if the pattern is xxxx. then adding a
timer lets you type three or more digits. If there is no timer, then as soon as you type
three digits, Bria makes the match as soon as you type three digits.
• Any dial plan that has two patterns that are similar in elements but different in length.
For example, if one pattern is xxx and the other pattern is xxxxxxx, then adding the
timer lets you continue typing past three digits, in order to get a match on the second
pattern.
In this situation, the T timer should be included in the shorter pattern.
- Retail Deployments 1
- Contents 3
- 1 Introduction 5
- 2 Installation and Setup 7
- 2.2 Installing Bria 8
- 2.3 Configuring Bria 8
- Setting up Accounts 9
- Setting up for Voicemail 10
- Setting up a Contact List 10
- 2.4 Troubleshooting 11
- 2.5 Checking for Bria Updates 11
- CounterPath Corporation 12
- 3Using Bria 13
- The Bria Menu 14
- USB Device Alert 14
- 3.3 Placing a Call 15
- Call entry field 16
- Click to place the call 16
- Auto complete suggestions 16
- Placing another Call 17
- Hiding your Identity 17
- 3.4 Handling Incoming Calls 18
- Auto Answer 19
- Ending a Call 20
- 3.6 Transfering a Call 21
- 3.7 Handling Video Calls 23
- Adding Video 24
- Other Party Adds Video 24
- Pausing and Resuming Video 24
- 3.8 Conference Calls 25
- Managing the Conference 26
- Video Conference Calls 27
- 3.9 Voicemail 28
- 3.10 Forwarding Calls 28
- 3.11 Instant Messaging 29
- Conference IM—Group Chat 30
- Viewing the IM Archive 31
- Sending Files 32
- Receiving Files 32
- 3.13 Workgroups 33
- 4 Using Resources 35
- Populating the Contact List 36
- Managing Contacts and Groups 37
- Changing Contact Information 38
- Moving or Deleting a Contact 38
- Adding a Contact 39
- Deleting a Contact 39
- Managing Groups 39
- Using Contacts 40
- 4.2 History Tab 41
- 4.3 Sharing Online Status 42
- Setting your Online Status 44
- 5 Configuring Bria 47
- XMPP Account 49
- INVITEs that are for 58
- REGISTER message 59
- 5.2 Configuring Preferences 61
- Enable Alert displays 62
- Assigning Sounds 62
- Preferences – Devices 63
- Preferences – Network 66
- Preferences – Audio Codecs 68
- Supported Codecs 69
- Preferences – Video Codecs 70
- These fields appear only on 71
- Preferences – Directory 72
- Preferences – Call Automation 73
- Preferences – Contact Storage 74
- Preferences – Advanced 76
- A Troubleshooting 77
- Testing Audio Quality 79
- Diagnostics 80
- B Application Hot Keys 81
- C Dial Plan 82
- C.1 Dial Plan Syntax 83
- Valid Content 84
- Results of the Comparison 85
- C.3 Examples 87
- D Contact List Headings 89
- E Other Ways to Run Bria 90
- F Glossary 91
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