PageDevices
Description (v1.4.0)

Page a list of devices.

If the device is in conversation. The device is not paged.

Device 1: [device_1]

Device 2: [device_2]

Device 3: [device_3]

Device 4: [device_4]

Device 5: [device_5]

Device 6: [device_6]

Device 7: [device_7]

Device 8: [device_8]

Device 9: [device_9]

Device 10: [device_10]

Device 11: [device_11]

Device 12: [device_12]

Device 13: [device_13]

Device 14: [device_14]

Device 15: [device_15]

Device 16: [device_16]

Device 17: [device_17]

Device 18: [device_18]

Device 19: [device_19]

Device 20: [device_20]
Release notes
Version 1.4.0 - Early deployment
- Feature: Added more device
- Dependency:
- Communication Server module >= 2.0.0
Version 1.2.0 - Early deployment
- Feature: Page up to 20 devices. (M6272)
- Dependency:
- Communication Server module >= 2.0.0
Version 1.1.0 - General deployment
- Improvement: Compatibility with the Communication Server module
Version 1.0 - General deployment
Example of use
PageDevices will act as a queue configured in ringall: all configured devices will be called. The difference with a queue is, when someone picks up the call, the other phones will not stop ringing and can pick up too.
Technically, it is a conference room that is configured in one way speech: whenever someone picks up the phone, he will be added to the conference room (he will be added muted: not possible to talk)
To implement an intercom, you could use the action
SetRingtone to force auto answer on the phone, followed by PageDevices: All called phones will pick up automatically on speaker and will broadcast whatever you say.