Set DTMF settings
Configures DTMF settings used for opening lock during call
First key is always available, second key might be disabled. First key has value by default. If 'default_value' is disabled, key uses data from 'value' field.
- application/json
Request Body
- first_key object required- First key settings name string- Key name default_value boolean- Determines whether the default DTMF is enabled value string- Possible values: - non-emptyand- <= 4 characters, Value must match regular expression- ^[\d*#A-D]{1,4}$- Custom DTMF value 
- second_key object required- Second key settings enabled boolean- Determines whether the second DTMF key is enabled name string- Key name value string- Possible values: - non-emptyand- <= 4 characters, Value must match regular expression- ^[\d*#A-D]{1,4}$- Custom DTMF value 
- elevator object- Possible values: Value must match regular expression - ^[\d*#A-D]{1,4}$- DTMF code for calling lift. If 'default_value' is enabled device will use default 'DACB' DTMF value for elevator value string- Possible values: - non-emptyand- <= 4 characters- Custom DTMF value default_value boolean- Determines whether the default DTMF is enabled 
- 200
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- 401
OK
- Wrong DTMF value
Validation error. Required fields are not provided.
- Missed json body or wrong param. Response sample:
  "error": "Wrong JSON body"
- Required field is not provided. Response sample:
  "error": "Wrong JSON body: no value for `param`"
where param - is a required field that was not provided
- Field was of the wrong type. Response sample:
  "error": "Wrong JSON body: value `param` was of the wrong type"
where param - is a field of the wrong type
- application/json
- Schema
- Example (from schema)
- Wrong D T M F
- Base
- No value
- Wrong param type
Schema
- error stringError information 
{
  "error": true
}
{
  "error": "Wrong DTMF value"
}
{
  "error": "Wrong JSON body"
}
{
  "error": "Wrong JSON body: no value for `param`"
}
{
  "error": "Wrong JSON body: value `param` was of the wrong type"
}
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- application/json
- Schema
- Example (from schema)
- Log In
Schema
- error stringError information 
{
  "error": "Log In"
}
{
  "error": "Log In"
}