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Using Call Adaptation Options
Channel Parameters 2 Tab
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Chapter 3: Programming
Channel Parameters 2 Tab
After clicking the Channel Parameters 2 tab, you will see a dialog box tab similar to the one below:
The Channel Parameters 2 tab displays these parameters:
LCD Delay
The value for this parameter determines the duration in milliseconds of the delay after dialing has
been completed, before the Voice Mail will start Loop Current Detection. An entry of “-1” disables
Loop Current Detection. The default value is 400.
LCD Delay 1
The value for this parameter determines the duration in milliseconds of the delay after Loop Cur-
rent Detection has detected a transient drop in loop current and before Call Analysis returns a con-
nect to the application. The default value is 10.
Max Silence
The value for this parameter determines the duration in milliseconds of silence (no signal) that the
Voice Mail will allow immediately after Cadence Detection begins. If this value is exceeded, the
Voice Mail will return a No Ringback. The default value is 4000.
Max Sound
The value for this parameter determines the duration in milliseconds of the first period of non-
silence that the Voice Mail will allow. If this value is exceeded, the Voice Mail will return a No
Ringback. The default value is 650.
Start Delay
The value for this parameter determines the duration in milliseconds of the delay after dialing is
completed but before starting analysis for Cadence Detection, Frequency Detection, and Positive
Voice Detection. The default value is 25.
Click the Call Parameters 1 tab to move on to an explanation of Call Parameters.