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First Steps in Testing - Section 2
Selecting the dialling mode
The dialling mode is the way in which the digits you dial for
outgoing calls are sent to the line.
If you are using Siemens HICOM ISPBX equipment with
software version 3.3 or later you must use En bloc dialling. If a
data call using overlap dialling is attempted, it is rejected by
the ISPBX, and Cause Code 100 (Invalid information element
contents) is displayed.
The call is rejected because the call is cleared by the ISPBX
using an unspecified or undocumented call clearing of 52. This
is a known problem of the ISPBX.
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From the Outgoing ISDN Call menu, select
Dial Mode to display the options:
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Highlight the dialling mode you require and
press ENTER to select it. The options are:
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You can only use a sub-address with En-Bloc dialling. With
Overlap dialling the connection is made as soon as you have
entered enough digits to identify the called party, so the call is
connected before a sub-address could reach the destination.
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