[general]

; In the [general] section we can set the default digitmap by defining a new
; digitmap or by referencing a named one (see [digitmaps] section below). It
; will be used by all endpoints without a digitmap clause in their definition.
;
; 1- Setting default digitmap to overlap mode (use no digitmap, old behaviour):
;
;   default_digitmap => overlap
;
; Alternatively:
;
;   default_digitmap =
;
; 2- Using a named digitmap as default:
;
;   default_digitmap => collect3digits
;
; Alternatively (useful for Realtime):
;
;   default_digitmap = @collect3digits
;
; 3- Define a new digitmap to be the default one:
;
;   default_digitmap = (0x.T|[3456]xxxxxxx|1[01234]x|15xxxxxxxx|*xx.T)
;
; If 'default_digitmap' is not present in this section, then overlap mode will
; be used as the default digitmap.


[digitmaps]

; In this new section we define digitmaps with a name, they can be referenced
; from endpoints or from the default digitmap definition in the [general]
; section.
;
; There is an implicit named digitmap called 'overlap' to set overlap mode. 
;
; 1- Define a digitmap:
;
;   collect3digits = (xxx)
;
; 2- We can also define a named digitmap to use overlap mode:
;
;   dontusedigitmap =
;
; In this section references to other named digitmaps are not allowed.


[gateway]

; 'digitmap' configuration for each endpoint:
;
; 1- Setting default digitmap to overlap mode (use no digitmap, old behaviour)
;
;   digitmap => overlap
;
; Alternatively:
;
;   digitmap =
;
; 2- Using a named digitmap:
;
;   digitmap => collect3digits
;
; Alternatively (useful for Realtime):
;
;   digitmap = @collect3digits
;
; 3- Define a new digitmap used only for this endpoint
;
;   digitmap = (0x.T|[3456]xxxxxxx|1[01234]x|15xxxxxxxx|*xx.T)
;
; if 'digitmap' is not present in the endpoint definition, then the default
; digitmap defined in the [general] section will be used

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