• Create a quiet detector and select a time-out duration.
  
• Define two virtual actions, one to configure and dial, one to hang-up.
  
• Define two event-to-action statements.

Here's an example:

When audio is applied to the CQDPrima, it will establish a connection to another codec. After the session is over, the CQDPrima will terminate the connection. Since the connection process is not instantaneous, I need an audio tone feeding the CQDPrima for a minute before the session is to start.

• Set up one of the six available 'quiet detectors'. The quiet detector state is 'TRUE' when input audio level is below a threshold I define for a period of time I also define. In this case, I set up the encoder (left and right) quiet detector (E) to be 'TRUE' after 10 seconds of -70 dB or less (you can make it as long as you wish). Although terminal commands are shown here, it is just as easy to use the built-in keypad.