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Setting Up the System Configuring System Setup Parameters
Octel 50 Installation Guide 8-69
Inband Signaling Parameters - #128
Total Number of
DID Digits
(DIDCOUNT)
This parameter defines the maximum number of digits the
Octel 50 system expects the switch to send in an inband
string. If the switch sends more digits than the maximum
defined in DIDCOUNT, the Octel 50 system does not see
the additional digits.
When/How to Use If you are using inband, this parameter must be defined.
This parameter is set when the Integrator utility is run. You
should not need to change it.
When using DID strings of varying length, set this parameter
equal to or higher than the length of the longest string.
The minimum and maximum for this parameter refer to the
length of the entry allowed, not an actual number.
Related Parameters/Features
If the incoming string is less than the Total Number of DID
Digits, the DID Terminating Character determines the end of
the string. If the DID Terminating Character parameter is
blank, the Number of Milliseconds to Wait for Digits
determines when the Octel 50 system considers the string
complete.
This parameter enables Inband for the Octel 50 system. If
this field is set to 0, the remaining Inband parameters are
not available.
If Set Too High Setting this parameter higher should not adversely affect
Octel 50 system operation, although you should not modify
it without talking to a technical support representative.
If Set Too Low The Octel 50 system may not catch the whole string, and
integration may fail.
Min
0
Max
32
Default
0
Requires
Restart
No
Switch-
Dependent
Yes
Set by
Integrator
Yes
Inband Signaling Parameters - #129
DID Terminating
Character
(DIDTERM)
This parameter defines the character that the switch sends
to signify the end of an inband string. The most common
terminating character is a #.
When/How to Use The Octel 50 system automatically enters this character for
you when the Integrator utility is run. You should not need to
change it. Use this parameter when the Octel 50 system
uses variable-length DID strings.
If the switch uses the # sign as separators in strings, you
cannot use # for DIDTERM. In this case, insert a tilde (~) for
the terminating character instead. The tilde represents a
space.
The minimum and maximum for this parameter refer to the
length of the entry allowed, not an actual number.