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TCS help on line: Features common to all TCS products
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White list
is a list of numbers ( 64 ) that will trigger an event when calling in voice mode.
If a number in the white list calls, and White List access mode has been chosen,
the function associated chosen as Voice Option will be automatically performed,
TCS will compare the incoming Caller ID with all the numbers in the list and activate the
function if a number is found.
IMPORTANT: The White list entry must be maximum 10 numbers (or less).
Comparison will start from the rightmost character up to a maximum of 10 characters.
If you wish to match any character for certain positions, use ? (interrogation mark wildchar)
in place of the character you don't mind to compare.
You need only input the rightmost characters that are relevant to you. Bear in mind that your
operator could send the country code or not, so most of the time it is better not to put it.
For a Finnish number +358400999888 it is better to put 400999888
then 8400999888 because the 8 (part of the country code +358) could appear only sometimes.
How to input white list numbers
You input white list numbers using the #WHL command either via SMS or command line mode.
You may query existing number issuing the #WHL? command string if you are connected in data mode or cable.
If you want to o it via SMS you must always specify the position you want to know: #WHL01 returns telephone
in position 01.
Let's try to give access to the following numbers and we have space in position 9,10 and 11:
3489977662, 3351234567, 337123456
You can issue the command (always preceded by the Password command)
#WHL093489977662#WHL103351234567#WHL11337123456
For the following numbers we want to keep customer privacy (e.g. if a TCS is used to open a gate in a Hotel):
3752255???
In this way any number from 3752255000 to 3752255999 will have access.
In other cases we can do: 37522??365
In this way any number from 3752200365 to 3752299365 will have access.
May be you want to grant access only to a customers who use a particular operator whose prefix
is 345 and has all the numbers with 7 digits. You would do 345???????.
If the operator can have numbers of 7 and 6 digits you would input as another number 345??????.
Finally, if you want to grant access to all numbers ending in 321 you would simply enter 321,
because TCS will compare from the rightmost digit and compare only the number of digits you have
input up to a maximum of 10.
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