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4.2.1.4. Reorder Tone 14
4.2.1.5. Call Waiting Tone 15
4.2.1.6. Test Tone 15
4.2.1.7. TAS Tone for Type II Caller ID 15
4.2.1.8. Idle State Alert Tone for UK Caller ID transmission 16
4.2.2. Disconnect Supervision 16
4.2.3. Maximum ash on-hook time 16
4.2.4. Minimum ash on-hook time 16
4.2.5. Disconnect timeout 16
4.2.6. Dial tone delay 16
4.2.7. Network response delay 17
4.2.8. Hunt group mode 17
4.2.9. Response to busy 17
4.2.10. Response to invalid number 17
4.2.11. Maximum phone number length 18
4.2.12. “Audio Out” amplication 18
4.2.13. “Audio in” amplication 18
4.2.14.“Audio out” monitors 18
4.3. Special test phone numbers 18
4.4. Conguring Hunt Groups 21
4.5. Conguring FXS interfaces 21
4.5.1. Signaling type 22
4.5.2. Line impedance 22
4.5.3. Assigning Phone numbers 22
4.5.4. Conguring ring cadence 22
4.5.5. Off hook mode 23
4.5.6. Input/Output amplication 23
4.5.7. Detect Flash 23
4.5.8. Detect Pulse dialing 23
4.5.9. Detect Tone dialing 23
4.5.10. Allow Incoming Call Waiting 23
4.5.11. Maximum Interdigit Delay 23
4.5.12. Polarity Reversal for Metering 24
4.5.13. Conguring Caller ID 24
4.5.13.1. Caller ID Overview 24
4.5.13.2. Caller ID Type I and Caller ID Type II 24
4.5.13.3. Caller ID multiple or single message 24
4.5.13.4. Caller ID Data 24
4.5.13.5. Reasons for absence of Caller ID information 24
4.5.13.6. Caller ID transmission parameters 25
4.5.14. MWI. Message Waiting Indicator 25
4.5.15. Electrical Parameters 25
4.5.16. Line Impairments 26
5. Chapter 5: Using CLASS or PBX Features 26
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