Synectix EZ VMS Lite, Руководство пользователя

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EZ VMS Lite
Wait Time Before Call Progress: Some times it is required to start the call progress
detection after a short delay. For example, quite often, the PBX gives out a transfer tone
immediately after a call is transferred and this interferes with the cadence detection if
the detection is started immediately after the call is transferred.
You may program the delay period here and the EZ VMS Lite starts the cadence
detection only after this delay period has elapsed. Enter the new value in two-digit
format, which are in multiples of 40 milliseconds. The value ranges from 00 to 99 giving a
maximum delay of 400 msec. Default value is 0.
Answer Detection Time: This is the minimum duration of voice frame that must be
detected by the EZ VMS Lite to consider a call as having been answered.
Enter the new value in two-digit format that are in multiples of 33 milliseconds. The
value ranges from 01 to 99. Default value is 07. Too small a value may result in false
detection of a call as answered whereas too large a value may result in the caller missing
the first word spoken by the called party.
1.5.2 Usage Parameters
After you press 2 for ‘Usage Parameters’ EZ VMS Lite plays the following prompt:
 Press 1 to Enter Rings to Pickup Per Port (1.5.2.1)
 Press 2 For Conflict Timer Value (1.5.2.2)
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Press 3 For Extension Length (1.5.2.3)
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Press 4 For Time Before Deciding No-Answer (1.5.2.4)
 Press 5 For Transfer Type (1.5.2.5)
 Press 6 For Hang-up Tone Detection Time (1.5.2.6)
1.5.2.1 Rings to Pickup per Port:
The EZ VMS Lite can handle four incoming calls at a time on its four ports. However,
each port may be programmed separately for the number of rings to wait before
answering the call by going off-hook. Valid range is from 0 to 9. Default value is 1 for
each port.
1.5.2.2 Conflict Timer Value:
Conflict Timer Value is the time for which the EZ VMS Lite waits for the caller to dial the
second digit after the caller has dialed the first digit.
If the second digit is not dialed before the conflict timer delay elapses, the first digit is
treated as a Single digit dial entry and the call is transferred as per the Single digit dial
plan. If that digit does not have any corresponding single digit plan entries, the call is
transferred to the Operator. If the second digit is dialed, the unit waits for further entries
if necessary and transfers the call accordingly. This value ranges from 2 to 5 and is in
seconds. Default value is 3.
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