Configuring The Destination Of The Call; Fxo Mute Dialing; Cs Configuration - Patton electronics SmartWare R.3.20 Software Configuration Manual

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Configuring the destination of the call
The last command in configuring the FXO Interface is the route command. This command configures the call
router. You can configure the routing-destination for call setup and for service activation. For complete details,
see chapter 33, "Call router configuration"
Mode: Interface FXO
Step Prompt, command & response
1 node>
2 node>enable
node#
3 node#configure
node(cfg)#
4 node(cfg)#context cs
node(ctx-cs)[switch]#
node(ctx-cs)[switch]#interface fxo if-name
5
node(if-fxo) [if-name] #
node(if-fxo) [if-name] #[no] route {call {dest-interface
6
interface-name | dest-service table-name | dest-table
service-name } | precall {dest-interface interface-name |
dest-service table-name | dest-table service-name }

FXO Mute dialing

A new command has been added. With this command, the FXO interface can mute its receive path during
dialtone detection and DTMF digits sending. This to avoid unwanted noises on the calling side (for calls going
out of the device through FXO).
Mode: interface fxo
Step Command
[ name ] (if-fxo)# [no] mute-dialing
1
FXO interface configuration task list
on page 381.
Enables or disables mute of receive path during dialtone
detection and dialing. Default: Disabled .
30 • FXO interface configuration
Purpose
Basic prompt in Operator Exec mode
Enters Administration execution mode
Response: The prompt in administra-
tion execution mode is the #
Enters the Configure configuration
mode
Response: The prompt in the Configure
configuration mode is (cfg)#
Enters the Context CS configure mode
Response: The prompt in the Context
CS configuration mode is (ctx-
cs)[switch]#
Enter the Interface FXO configuration
mode
Response: The prompt in the Interface
FXO configuration mode is (if-fxo)
[if-name] #
Use this command to route a call (dest-
interface) directly to an interface speci-
fied with the interface-name parame-
ter, (dest-table) to the call router using
the table-name table as the first routing
table, or (dest-table) directly to a ser-
vice specified with the service-name
parameter.
Purpose
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