Tones
Proceed as follows:
•Separately for analogue ports
•Using the Configuration Manager (Public switched tel. networks > Analogue > Phone numbers > Configure)
Requirements:
•External analogue port (optional, see Technical Data in the Instructions)
ANALOGUE CONNECTION
Select the analogue connection to be displayed/configured.
The character strings show which tones are sent by the analogue network provider. This means the PBX can then identify the tones and apply them accordingly.
The network provider uses these tones in the following situations:
•Dial tone
When a subscriber picks up the call.
•Busy signal
If the required connection is busy (busy signal 1), or if the network is overloaded (busy signal 2, e.g. directly after dialling the local area code).
•Ringer
During the call phase.
•Special interest tone
If the dialled phone number is not present, and the network provider has not recorded a special announcement for this situation.
Note: Please contact the Support team before making any changes to these character strings.Note: An incorrect character string will cause the PBX to operate incorrectly.The character strings can be change for the following tones
Dial tone 1 (normal dial tone) |
Dial tone 2 (special dial tone) |
Dial tone 3 (Centrix tone) |
Busy tone 1 (call target busy) |
Busy tone 2 (network busy) |
Call tone 1 |
Call tone 2 |
Special interest tone |