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COMMAND CODE
TITLE:
SYSTEM TIMER DATA
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1ST
DATA
MEANING DEFAULT
2ND DATA
INCREMENT
UNIT
TIMER
0 105 SPDT Timer after
Hooking
NONE 10 11 12 .........................................................60
1 second
15
seconds
10 11 12 .........................................................60
107 Inter-digit Pause on
system basis
NONE 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
16/32/48 ms.
– 64 80 96 128 160 192 240
109 PBR timer for ETSI
ISDN Overlap Receiv-
ing
NONE 03 04 05 .........................................................99
1 second
6 seconds 3 4 5 ..........................................................99
110 Timing until sending
the reverse signal to
the calling PS/Stan-
dard SIP station for
connecting the line
NONE 01 02 03 .........................................................99
4 seconds
Not Sent 4 8 12 ........................................................396
NOTE 1: This timer data is used for setting the timing of pseudo-answer signal to PS/Standard SIP station
when a replying signal from the opposite system is not received after sending an outgoing call from
PS/Standard SIP station.
NOTE 2: This timer data converts PS/Standard SIP station from ringing state to calling state and enables
forcibly to send PB signal from PS/Standard SIP station.
NOTE 3: This timer data enables pseudo-answering in all the pattern of an outgoing call from PS. When
calling to the other side station, PS is made busy before that station answering.
NOTE 4: When using Standard SIP station, this timer data enables pseudo-answering while hearing the in-
band tone.
NOTE 5: Set this timer data to “01” (4 seconds)/“02” (8 seconds) under the normal operation.
111 PBR timer when
sending LCR
NONE 02 03 04 .........................................................15
1 second
7 seconds 2 3 4 ..........................................................15
112 PBR timer/T302 timer
for Overlap Receiv-
ing-Q-SIG
[For EU]
NONE 03 04 05 .........................................................99
1 second
6 seconds 3 4 5 ..........................................................99
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