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384 COMpact 3000 analog/ISDN/VoIP - Firmware Version 4.0 - Version of the Manual 03 02/11
Configuring and Managing the PBX
Analog Connection
Configuring Tones
3. Open the page Analogue connection > Expert configuration.
4. In the entry fields under Control commands, use the keypad to enter the digit
sequence required by the network provider. The following entries are possible:
Further steps:
– Save your settings before you leave the page.
Configuring Tones
The tones indicate how tones should be transmitted from the analog network provider. This
allows the PBX to detect the tones and implement them accordingly. The following tones are
transmitted by the network provider:
• Dial tone: The tone that is transmitted by the network provider when the subscriber picks
up the receiver.
• Busy tone: The tone that is transmitted by the network provider when the desired
connection is busy (busy tone 1) or the network is overloaded (busy tone 2, e.g., directly
after dialling the local area code).
• Call tone: The tone that is transmitted by the network provider during the calling phase.
• Special interest tone: The tone that is transmitted by the network provider when the
telephone number dialled is not present and the network provider plays no special
announcement for this situation.
The configuration can be made as follows:
• Via the configuration manager
Requirements:
– External analog port (only COMpact 3000 analog)
– Configuration manager, opened with sufficient authorization
– Expert view (click )
– Configured prefixes (country prefix and local area code)
1. Open the page CONFIGURATION > External numbers.
Digits and the characters * and #
The 'n' character as a placeholder for the telephone number
The comma ',' character as a pause of one second
The 'R' character as a placeholder for a flash