No, it wont, because once it reads 423 it can execute it, and so it does and stops reading in digits. So, it will never reach 4231. What would work is if you changed 423 to 4230 or 4232.

N5ZUA

On 7/26/2016 3:27 PM, Stephen - K1LNX wrote:
Will macros take more than two digits? I am starting to play around with them (and admittedly not a ton of experience), but I can't get the following to work for whatever reason: 

[2376]
macro = macro 

[functions]
; Macro Commands
423 = macro,1
4231 = macro,2

[macro]
; connect to NETDA Hub 28741
1 = *328741#
2 = *128741#

Does this look right and should it work? I did restart Asterisk/did an rpt reload etc, but no change. If I dial (or send from the CLI) *423, I expect it to connect to my hub nobe, *4231 to disconnect, but it does not work.  

73
Stephen
K1LNX



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