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Option
Allow Dial Tone
To Stations
Allow Manual
Dialing
Process SITs
via D Channel
Perform Zapper
Detection
Monitor Key-
Use Pound Sign
- #123#
Allow Caller ID
Name
Ignore Cadence
Break
Support New
Legislation
Events
Dont Route
Inbound
Always Beep
Agent on Con-
nect
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Table 5-6: Option Flags.
1 = Provide dial tone to stations.
0 – Don't provide dial tone to stations.
1 = Allow Manual Dialing.
0 = Inhibit Manual Dialing.
Specifies that extended call status provided in the ISDN PROGRESSING
message is used to classify the call.
1=Analyze the call using extended call status information.
0=Analyze the call using in-band SIT tone detection.
1 = Analyze for Zapper devices. – if a SIT is detected and answer supervision
is received, the SIT will be ignored and the call will continue to be analyzed for
Live voice or Answering Machine.
0 = Don't analyze for Zappers. – If a SIT is detected regardless of supervision,
it will be classified as the appropriate SIT.
This flag only applicable if the "install" flag MONITOR_KEY is turned ON (in
the install flags). It allow choosing the asterisk or pound sign to be used in the
key.
1 = Use #123# as the key.
0 = Use \*123\* as the key.
Note:
#123# is typically used when voice only monitors are used in a con-
ference supplied by a telco conferencing service (i.e. AT&T Confer-
encing Service) where the use of * will pull in operator assistance.
Specifies that the Caller ID's Name can be sent.
1 = Allow sending Caller ID text.
0 = Don't send Caller ID Text.
Note: This flag is used as a global prevention method. It should not be turned
ON unless the carrier is willing to accept the Caller ID Text. Otherwise, dials
may fail.
1 = Ignore cadence breaks during Voice Detection.
0 = Consider a break in ring cadence to be an answered call.
This flag is normally turned ON.
Specifies whether events used to comply with FTC regulations will be sent to
the adjunct.
1 = Send FTC events to the adjunct.
0 = Don't send FTC events.
For Engineering Testing Only!
Specifies that an agent will be beeped prior to being connected to a call.
1 = Beep agent prior to connecting call.
0 = Do not beep agent prior to connecting call.
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