The parameter has to be provided in between double quotes, like a string. Several functions support getting the parameter as an integer value directly, but not all of them -- the common is to enclose the parameters in quotes, no matter is a number or a string. Even those able to get it directly a number, work with quoted values. The support for number parameters came via incorporating SER project, and afaik, internally they convert to string to pass it to the functions which expect string format always, then each function knows what values/parameters are expected and they convert to numbers, if it is the case.

The readme of uac module in devel branch has a better example highlighting the parameter format.

Reopen if enclosing in quotes does not work.

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