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Parameter Description Default
Timeout Disconnect (10 ms)
The range is 0 to 65535 in units of 10 ms
85
(850 ms)
Timeout Warning (10 s)
When the telephone is off hook for too
long, the alert tone is sent to the phone.
The amount of time for the alert tone is
specified by the alert duration. (The range
is 0 to 65535 s)
1
(10 s)
Timeout Hold (10 ms)
When a call is placed on hold, this
parameter specifies the amount of time to
wait before the call holding tone is played.
(The range is 0 to 65535 in units of 10
ms)
1000
(10 s)
Timeout Hold Drop (10 ms)
Drop a call on hold after this time. (The
range is 0 to 65535 in units of 10 ms)
6000
(60 s)
Timeout No Answer Drop (s)
If forwarding is not enabled, an incoming
call-waiting call is dropped after the
specified amount of time. (The range is 0
to 65535 ms)
120 s
Call Back (s)
Not implemented.
Call Back Retry (s)
Not implemented.
Call Back Ring Wait (s)
Not implemented.
Message Waiting Refresh (s)
Request updates to voice message status
at this interval.
1800
(30 min)
Hookflash Maximum (ms)
Sets the maximum amount of time for the
telephone receiver to stay on-hook before
it is regarded as simply on-hook. If the
receiver is on-hook for more than the
minimum hook-flash time and less than
the maximum hook-flash time, the system
recognizes hook-flash. (The range is 0 to
1600 ms.)
900 ms
Hookflash Minimum (ms)
Sets the minimum amount of time for the
telephone receiver to stay on-hook in
order to be regarded as hook-flash. If the
receiver does not stay on-hook for the
hookflash minimum time, the VoIP
Subsystem does not recognize hookflash
as having occurred. (The range is 0 to
4150 ms.)
300 ms
Hookflash Delay (ms)
The range is 0 to 1000 ms 200 ms
Answer Hangup Delay (ms)
Sets the minimum amount of time for the
telephone receiver to stay on-hook before
the VoIP Subsystem ends the current call.
This applies only to incoming calls. (The
range is 0 to 60,000 ms)
0 ms
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