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July 2006 - InnoMedia
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CONNECTING YOUR WORLDS
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Configuring Default Timeout Parameters (M4)
The "M4" command is used to configure the default timeout values for dialing features
such as dial tone timeout, interdigit timeout, etc.
SAMPLE:
UM4
Currently timeout setting:
Busy tone timeout is 180 seconds
Dial tone timeout is 360 seconds
Off hook warning tone timeout is 360 seconds
inter_digit_timeout is 16 seconds
Ring timeout is 180
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input busy tone timeout value[0 is infinite]: 30
input dial tone timeout value[0 is infinite]: 16
input offhook warning tone timeout value[0 is infinite]: 360
input inter digit timeout value[0 is infinite]: 16
input ring timeout value[0 is infinite]: 180
do you want save the configuration's change(y/n):y
M4 configuration description
Busy tone timeout = the duration of busy tone played before it times
out.
Dial tone timeout = the duration of dial tone played before it times
out.
Off hook warning tone timeout = the duration of offhook warning tone played
before it times out.
Inter_digit_timeout = the length of time between dialed digitals. If
the timer expires while a user is dialing, the
MTA will send NTFY with the current partial
phone number.
Ring timeout = the duration of ringing tone played before it
times out.
RFC2833 control (Ma)
“Ma” command allows you to enable/disable use of RFC2833.
SAMPLE: