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Call Service Setting
configures specific services on the line.
6.4 -
Advanced settings
In advanced settings you will find a comprehensive list of settings to personalise the use
of the adapters based on your requirements.
6.4.1
Digital Map
The digital map determines the adapter’s behaviour when dealing with an incoming call.
An analogue telephone usually transfers numbers on a line one digit at a time. As this is
not possible using the SIP protocol, whole numbers need to be transferred. This means
that it is required a procedure to determine when the user has finished entering digits on
the keypad.
audio setting.
Enable PRACK
Enables SIP signalling for message
acknowledgment.
Enable Via rport
When enabled, it signals the server to send
information packets on the same port where
messages are received. Useful when there is a
NAT server between the PBX and the adapter.
Hotline
In this setting you can specify the number called
when the handset is lifted. By entering the
Line
Busy
number, a line-free dial tone will be heard
by lifting the handset.
No Disturb
Incoming calls are rejected.
Ban Outgoing
No outgoing calls are allowed.
Accept Any Call
All incoming calls are accepted. This setting is
used when the PBX routes to the adapter a call
initially directed to an extension other than that
assigned to the line in question.
No Answer Time
Ringing time (in seconds) after which the adapter
rejects an incoming call.
