Configuring Telco Spans
93
NTT
—Japan
DTMF
—UK analog lines that send a polarity reversal and the DTMF
caller ID prior to the first ring (ETS 300 659-1).
9.
In the
Tone Type
column, for each enabled channel, click the down
arrow and select the correct tone type to match the telephone network.
Tone type specifies the digit tones used for call setup and teardown
with ANI, DNIS, ADDR, and DID numbering formats. The ETM
System default is
DTMF
.
To set the same tone type for an adjoining group of channels, click
the first
Tone Type
cell, hold down SHIFT, and then click the
down arrow in the last cell, and then select the tone type. All
selected cells are populated.
DTMF
—Dual-tone, multi-frequency, for touch-tone phones and
dial pulse lines.
MF
—Multi-frequency, for signaling and dial pulse digits within
the telephone network.
10.
For each enabled channel, click the
Outgoing Numbering Format
cell, and then type the applicable tokens (up to 40 characters). Outgoing
numbering format specifies the format of the MF or DTMF digits that
the PBX sends to the telephone network during address/destination
transmission. The Outgoing Numbering Format consists of a user-
defined string of tokens. The default is
ADDR
.
The table below lists valid Outgoing Numbering Format tokens. Note
that multiple tokens can be specified in a cell; separate tokens with a
space (for example, KP ADDR ST).
ADDR
Variable-length destination number
ADDR-n
n-digit destination number (1-33)
KP
MF KP DIGIT
ST
MF ST digit
#
DTMF # digit
*
DTMF * digit
To set the same outgoing numbering format for an adjoining group
of channels, click the first
Outgoing Numbering Format
cell,
hold down SHIFT, and then click the last cell, and then type the
string. When you click anywhere else in the
Channel Map
, the
cells that you had selected are populated.
Outgoing Numbering
Format, Incoming
Numbering Format,
and Tone Type must
be set per Span; they
cannot be set globally.