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Installation and Operation Guide
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Operation Command Default
Enter the programming mode *900 +XXXX
where:
XXXX=Password
1234
Exit the programming mode *900
Maximum number of digits to be dialed.
Less than XX: 3-second timeout, before dialing
starts.
Exactly XX digits dialed: Number dialed directly.
More than XX digits dialed: Number will be cut
off after reaching XX.
*300 + XX
where:
XX = 01-32 (digits)
10 towards PBX.
(Tip: set the
default to
country’s max.
telephone
number length).
Reverse polarity. The CGW-D can be
programmed to send a “reverse polarity”
command to the PBX, when a “call answer” is
detected. This parameter is useful if call
accounting software is active.
*320 + X
where:
X = 0 – 2 (3 in 4_14 Partner)
0 = No reverse polarity
1 = Reverse polarity only on outgoing
calls
2 = Reverse polarity for incoming and
outgoing calls
2
Output volume control *330 + X where:
X = 1-9 (9 is highest) 5
End dialing digit definition *334 + X
where X – DTMF digit 0-9,*,# None
Hook Flash time in msec with option to set
040-980 in 20 msec steps. *370 + XXX 300 ms
Pulse drop (Loop disconnect) duration.
The length of the loop current disconnection to
indicate to the FXS direction about the
conversation end. *380 + XX
where:
XX = number of 1/10sec
XX = 01-19 08 = 800 msec
Conversation timeout. The telephone
conversation will be automatically terminated
after this timeout.
*390 + XX
where:
XX = time out in [minutes]01-99
00 = unlimited
00 (unlimited)
First digit dialing timeout. During this time
interval the gateway waits for the first dialed
digit. *391 + XX,
where XX – time in seconds 03-60 10
Inter digit timeout. Maximum available time
interval between dialed digits *392 + X
where: XX – time in seconds 2-9 3