Set Board Count - Avaya CS700 Administration And Maintenance

Considerations for Configuring Trunk-Out Signaling
Trunk-out signaling (also referred to as dial out supervision specifies the type of supervisory
signaling a channel uses when dialing out. Keep the following in mind when configuring dial out
supervision:
When dialing out, the system sends a signal to the recipient machine (CO, PBX) to
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indicate that digits are coming. This signal is commonly referred to as a handshake.
The following types of handshakes are available:
Delay — The system takes the dial-out channel off-hook and waits before sending the
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information (dialing). The destination machine sees that the line is off-hook for a specified
interval and prepares to receive digits. The delay before dialing is the number of
milliseconds that the line remains off-hook before dialing. The default is set to 100 ms.
Winkstart — The system prepares for a dial out by taking the channel off-hook and
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waiting for the far end to wink back before dialing out. The far end takes the channel
off-hook and then quickly places it back on-hook in preparation for receiving digits. When
the system detects this "wink," it sends the digits. A setting of Winkstart applies
exclusively to trunks using E&M signaling.
If any of your trunks use E&M signaling, consult the installation's network provider to
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determine the proper dial out supervision for the channels on those trunks.
You can specify different dial in and dial out supervisions for a particular channel.
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Note:
Any changes to signaling settings requires a system reboot to take effect.
Note:

Set Board Count

The Set Board Count Screen
boards in your system.
Set Board Count Screen
Tip:
Remember to select Apply Changes on the Truck Configuration menu to write the
Tip:
change to disk. Re-initialize the system for changes to take effect.
enables you to view or specify the number of network interface
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