Avaya CS700 Administration And Maintenance page 150

System Maintenance Options
Table 27 describes the T3 configuration file's sections and corresponding parameters. Systems
configured for T3 do not currently support ISDN configurations
.
Table 27: T3config.txt file Settings
<Section>
Parameter
<Profile ID >
CODING
FRAMING
SIGTYPEIN
SIGTYPEOUT
WINKOUT
MINWINKIN
MAXWINKIN
GUARDTIME
HOOKFLASHTIME
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Setting
Each profile section contains the signaling configuration
for a trunk. The system supports up to twenty profiles.
Each section heading must include the word "Profile"
followed by a space character and an integer from 1
through 20. Some examples are:
<Profile 1>
or
<Profile 20>
Tip: Profile IDs do not need to be consecutive
Valid settings are B8ZS and AMI.
The system only supports the default setting, B8ZS.
Valid settings are SF and ESF.
The system only supports the default setting, ESF
Valid settings are: Wink or ISDN. When set to:
Wink, the configuration is for robbed bit (or, CAS)
l
ISDN, the configuration is for ISDN
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Set this value to Wink.
Valid settings are: Wink or ISDN. When set to:
Wink, the configuration is for robbed bit (or, CAS.
l
ISDN, the configuration is for ISDN
l
Set this value to Wink.
Valid settings are 50 — 1000 milliseconds.
The default value is 200 ms.
Valid settings are 50 — 1000 milliseconds.
The default value is 100 ms.
Valid settings are 50 — 1000 milliseconds.
The default value is 200 ms.
Valid settings are 50 — 2000 milliseconds.
The default value is 200 ms.
Valid settings are 50 — 1000 milliseconds.
The default value is 100 ms.
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