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Prepend Prefix Full text: Prepend prefix to Calling Party Number in Setup
Indication.
Either enabled or disabled. National and international prefixes
can be added for outgoing calls. The prefix is for situations
where the telephone company equipment requires special
configuration on the system.
Protocol A signaling method used to make calls.
rai TEP performance data. Remote Alarm Indicator, G.826 Near
End and Far End. Number of seconds during which a remote
alarm indication was declared.
Recv. Timer Full Text: Overlap Receiving timer (T302).
PRI span only. An advanced configuration setting for situations
where the telephone company equipment requires special
configuration on the system.
Release Complete Full Text: Send “Release Complete” if incoming call is from
incompatible equipment.
Either enabled or disabled. An advanced configuration setting
for situations where the telephone company equipment
requires special configuration on the system.
RxWnkMax The maximum duration of a received Wink signal.
RxWnkMin The minimum duration of a received Wink signal.
sasp TEP performance data. SEF/AIS Seconds, T1.231 Near End.
Number of seconds when at least 2 frame bit errors or loss of
frame encountered.
sefsp TEP performance data. Severely Errored Frame Seconds,
T1.231 Far End. Number of one-second intervals with either
out-of-frame signals, AIS defects, 390 or more CRC errors, or
four or more frame bit errors.
Sending Complete Full Text: Send “Sending Complete IE” in Setup Request
IE (Information Element) refers to the data fields within an
ISDN layer 3 message. An advanced configuration setting for
situations where the telephone company equipment requires
special configuration on the system.
ses TEP performance data. Severely errored seconds, TR54016
Near and Far End. Number of one-second intervals with either
out-of-frame signals, AIS defects, 390 or more CRC errors, or
four or more frame bit errors.
sesc TEP performance data. Number of one-second intervals with
either out-of-frame signals, AIS defects, 390 or more CRC
errors, or four or more frame bit errors.
Table 83 Configuration and Status Report Headings (continued)
Heading Description