The e911 information. This is the number you want associated with emergency (911) calls. The default value of "" implies the number associated with the extension will be used.

Password for the extension.

True if you want to perform a force login. Currently, this must be set to true because DMCC does not support non forced login attempts.

Specifies which character sets are to be supported. Multiple character sets may be specified. The value that is sent to AES is 1 left shifted by the number of bits in the following table: 0:Basic Latin (common in Germany and most of Europe) 1:Latin-1 Supplement (common in Germany and most of Europe) 2:Latin Extended-A 3:Latin Extended-B 4:Greek and Coptic 5:Cyrillic 6:Armenian 7:Hebrew 8:Arabic 9:Devanagari 10:Bengali 11:Gurmukhi 12:Gujarati 13:Oriya 14:Tamil 15:Telugu 16:Kannada 17:Malayalam 18:Sinhala 19:Thai 20:Lao 21:Myanmar 22:Georgian 23:Tagalog 24:Khmer 25:Halfwidth and Fullwidth Forms (Kana) 26:CJKV Radicals Supplement (Jpan) 27:CJKV Radicals Supplement (ChiS) 28:CJKV Radicals Supplement (ChiT) 29:CJKV Radicals Supplement (Korn) 30:CJKV Radicals Supplement (Viet) 31:Hangul Jamo To send multiple character sets just "OR" them in. IMPORTANT: Communication Manager REQUIRES the Basic Latin bit to be set if ANY other character sets are used.

Supported in: 5.2.0