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This Guide explains how to get the location of the nearest W-AIR Base Station in W-AIR Network in case of emergency alarm triggered on W-AIR Handset.
Created: December 2020 Permalink: https://confluence.wildix.com/x/UoPPB |
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Description
Thanks to this feature, the operator who receives the alarm triggered by a W-AIR handset can additionally receive information about the closest Base Station and the type of alarm triggered (e.g. Man Down, Alarm Button). This information is passed using Messaging protocol supported on W-AIR starting from the firmware indicated in this document.
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What is the RPN of the base station? RPN can be found on the W-AIR base station's interface → Home/ Status tab, RFPI Address; in the example below the RPN of the base station is "00": |
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Requirements
- Hardware/ Virtual PBX
- WMS version: starting from 5.02.20201207.3
- W-AIR Network set up on the PBX
- Alarms configured on the W-AIR base (More information about alarms configuration in the base station's manuals: W-AIR Network Admin Guide - Sync over the air, W-AIR Network Admin Guide - Sync over LAN)
- W-AIR firmware starting from v. 0501b5
Enable Text Messaging on W-AIR base
Step 1: Enable Text Messaging:
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- Go to the menu Alarms of the base station's interface.
- In each alarm profile that you configured (Man Down, Alarm Button, etc), change Alarm Signal from Call to Message and click Save.
PBX configuration
- Open the terminal from WMS and edit the call file template config located in the file /var/lib/callweaver/dialplan/alarm.template.
Follow the prompts in the template to edit it:
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# Call file template. Supported values (should be in {{}}):
# ID1, ID2 ... - RFPI Addresses, 10 hex digits, in descending signals level order, check it on the web interface of a base, Home/Status page
# SHORTID1, SHORTID2 ... - 2 last digits of IDs
# LEVEL1, LEVEL2 ... - corresponding signal levels, optional
# EXTENSION - extention of alarmed device
# NAME - user name of alarmed device
# TYPE - type of alarm, one decimal digit, check it on the web interface of a base, Alarm page, Idx column
Channel: Local/alarms@alarm-wair
Callerid: "{{NAME}}" <{{EXTENSION}}>
WaitTime: 60
MaxRetries: 3
RetryTime: 30
Context: alarm-wair, specify Dialpan procedure used for managing W-AIR calls here
Extension: {{SHORTID1}}{{TYPE}}
Priority: 1
Setvar: base={{ID1}} |
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Start W-AIR alarms service on the PBX and enable it permanently:
Code Block # systemctl start wairmsg # systemctl enable wairmsg
Dialplan configuration
Add the new Dialplan context "alarm-wair". This is the default Dialplan specified in the template file, use this name if you haven't changed it.
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