Avaya Octel 50, Руководство по установке

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Setting Up the System Configuring System Setup Parameters
Octel 50 Installation Guide 8-70
Related Parameters/Features If the Total Number of DID Digits is set to 0, this parameter
is not used.
If the DID Terminating Character is blank, the Number of
Milliseconds to Wait for Digits parameter determines when
the Octel 50 system considers the inband string complete.
If Set Too High
Not applicable.
If Set Too Low Not applicable.
Min
–
Max
–
Default
#
Requires
Restart
No
Switch-
Dependent
Yes
Set by
Integrator
Yes
Inband Signaling Parameters - #130
Seconds to Wait
for DID
(DIDTIME)
This parameter defines the number of seconds the Octel 50
system waits for the first inband digit from the switch before
timing out. When a string times out, the Octel 50 system
ignores it.
The most common cause of a string timing out is an invalid
mailbox number.
When/How to Use The Octel 50 system automatically sets this parameter when
the Integrator utility is run. You should not need to change
it. However, if the Octel 50 system regularly misses inband
digits, try increasing this parameter.
Some switches require the use of a sender to pass digits to
the Octel 50 system. Under light traffic, the sender is readily
available. However, when the switch is busy, the delay
before sending digits may exceed the value of this
parameter and cause it to time out before the digits are
sent.
Related Parameters/Features If the Total Number of DID Digits is set to 0, this parameter
is not used.
If Set Too High Setting this parameter higher may cause initial callers into
the system to hear silence before the main greeting is
voiced. Do not modify this parameter without talking to a
technical support representative.
If Set Too Low The Octel 50 system may regularly miss one or more inband
digits at the end of the inband string.
Min
0
Max
99
Default
5
Requires
Restart
No
Switch-
Dependent
Yes
Set by
Integrator
Yes
Inband Signaling Parameters - #131
Location of
Inband Signaling
Code
This parameter specifies which digit in an incoming inband
signaling string is the first digit of the inband signaling code.
When/How to Use
Enter
-1
to have the system search the entire string for the
specified code.