WAV:<filename>

Play a specified file from its start or, if already in use, for where it is already playing.

• The <filename> parameter specifies the file to play:

  • Up to 27 IA5 characters with no spaces.

  • Any file extension.

  • On Linux-base systems, the filename is case sensitive.

• The file location is /system/primary.

• The source always starts playback from where it last finished playback.

• At any moment, all users listening to this source hear the same thing.

XTN:<extension>

Play the source connected to an analog extension port on the IP500 V2 system.

• You must set the analog extensions Equipment Classification as MOH Source.

• The <extension> parameter specifies the extension's Base Extension number. For example: XTN:224

LINE:<X>,<Y>

Use an alternate source from another IP Office system in the network where:

• <X> = The line number of the connection to the other Linux-based IP Office system (not the outgoing group ID).

• <Y> = The MOH source number on the other Linux-based server.

  • WAVRST and WAVDIRRST alternate sources are not supported.

• When the IP Office requires the source, it creates a VoIP call to the source IP Office system. This uses call capacity from the trunk and can be subject to CAC limits.

• The IP Office drops calls to the source after 30 seconds of no use. You can change the time using the NoUser source number HOLD_MUSIC_TIMEOUT=x where x is the number of seconds. The range is 1 to 600 seconds.

USB:<n>

Play music streamed by a USB sound device connected to the IP Office system.

• The IP Office supported up to four USB sources. Not supported on virtual IP Office systems.

• <n> is the logical USB device number.

  • USB:1 is the first source found. This IP Office automatically uses this as the System Source when that is set to External.

  • Linux servers number additional devices sequentially. For example; USB:1, USB:2, and so on.

• The IP Office auto-configures itself as follows:

  • It selects Line input and sets the volume to maximum.

  • If it cannot identify a line input, it uses the microphone input.

• External USB sound devices are hot-pluggable. However, take care when adding or removing USB sound cards, as this can change the logical number of the device.

  • When an USB MOH source is unavailable, the default MOH tone is played instead.

WAV:<filename>

Play a specified file from its start or, if already in use, for where it is already playing.

• The <filename> parameter specifies the name of the file to played:

  • Up to 27 IA5 characters with no spaces.

  • Any file extension.

  • On Linux-base systems, the filename is case sensitive.

• The file location is opt/ipoffice/system/primary.

• When the source is used, playback resumes from where it left off last time, instead of starting from the beginning.

• At any moment, all users listening to this source hear the same thing.

WAVRST:<file>

Play a specified file, beginning from its start for each caller.

• Operates similarly to WAV:<filename> above, but for each caller, playback starts from the beginning.

WAVDIR:

Play the files located in the IP Office system's mohwavdir directory.

• The directory used /disk/tones/mohwavdir (file manager access).

• Supports up to 255 files. Each file up to 10 minutes.

• The files are played in filename order (numerical, lower case, then upper case).

• At any moment, all users listening to the source hear the same thing.

• Only one WAVDIR: or WAVDIRRST: entry is supported on an IP Office system.

WAVDIRRST:

Play the files located in the IP Office system's mohwavdir directory, restarting from the first file for each caller.

• Operates similarly to WAVDIR: above, but for each caller playback starts from the beginning of the first file in the folder.

• Only one WAVDIR: or WAVDIRRST: entry is supported on an IP Office system.