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Programming
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MANUAL VERSION 11.0 – May 2008
Voice Processor Timers and Limits
PROGRAMMING
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12. VOICE PROCESSOR TIMERS AND LIMITS
12.1 There are programmable timers and limits that control various Voice Processor func-
tions. The timers and their default values, programmable ranges, and purposes are described on
the following pages. The default values have been carefully selected to ensure proper operation
under most circumstances. Occasionally, one or more of the timers may need to be adjusted.
12.2 The Timers and Limits are divided in the following programming areas:
• Timers and Limits (see below)
• DTMF Detection Information (see page 6-428)
• Number of Voice Channels (see page 6-430)
A. TIMERS AND LIMITS
12.3 Select Timers and Limits to view the list of current Values for the Voice Processor. To
program a timer or limit, click on its Value and enter the new information in the text box. Then
press
ENTER or click on another field to save your change. The following system-wide timers
and limits can be programmed for the Voice Processor:
Table 6-46: Voice Processor Timers and Limits
Timer Default Range Defines
Busy Tone Cycle Detect 2 cycles 1-60 cycles The minimum number of cycles of tone the system
needs to recognize busy, do-not-disturb, or reorder
tones. When the Voice Processing PC does not
recognize one of these tones, it will assume the
call is answered.
NOTE: This timer is not supported in Enterprise
Messaging.
Call-in-Progress Dial Tone 2 seconds 0-5 seconds The minimum duration of continuous dial tone that
the Voice Processing Unit can recognize during an
active call (for example, when a caller hangs up
while connected to the voice mail application). To
disable dial tone detection on active calls, set this
timer to 0.
NOTE: This timer is not supported in Enterprise
Messaging.
Call Progress Delay 3000
milliseconds
1-60000
millisec.
(0.001-60
sec.)
The maximum length of time the Voice Processing
Unit will wait before checking call status when plac-
ing a call. It must be set long enough to prevent the
Voice Processing Unit from detecting dial tone on
the outgoing call.
NOTE: This timer is not supported in Enterprise
Messaging.