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"Disconnect Supervision" denes how PSTN Simulator treat an event when Called part disconnects.
In the event when Called party disconnects Calling party can hear one of the following types of in-band audio
signal: Busy or Dialtone or Reorder or Silence.
Those in-band signals can be used by DSP based systems for correct detection of disconnect event.
In addition to in-band signal Simulator can advise Calling party by Polarity Reversal (Battery Reversal) or brief
loss of current supplied to a line.
Options "Loss of Current" and "Polarity Reversal" can be used at the same.
4.2.3 Maximum Flash on-hook time
"Maximum Flash on-hook time" denes the border line between "Flash" and "On Hook" events.
Pressing a hook for less than this time will result in a "Flash", pressing a hook for a longer than this time will
result in an "On Hook" event.
Default timer value is 700ms.
PSTN Manager allows following values for the "Maximum Flash on-hook time':
From 0ms to 65535ms with 1ms increment.
4.2.4 Minimum Flash on-hook time
“Minimum Flash on-hook time” denes a minimum time hook has to be pressed to generate a “Flash”. Pressing
a hook for less than this time will not have any result, pressing a hook for a longer than this time will result in
“Flash” event.
Default timer value is 100ms.
PSTN Manager allows following values for the “Minimum Flash on-hook time”:
From 0ms to 65535ms with 1ms increment.
4.2.5 Disconnect timeout
“Disconnect timeout” denes a minimum time that the hook has to be pressed to generate an “On Hook” event.
Default timer value is 1000ms.
PSTN Manager allows following values for the “Disconnect timeout”:
From 0ms to 65535ms with 1ms increment.
4.2.6 Dial tone delay
“Dial tone delay” is the timer that denes how soon the user will hear a dial tone after lifting a handset.
Default timer value is 200ms.
PSTN Manager allows following values for the “Dial tone delay”:
From 0ms to 65535ms with 1ms increment.
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