ZyXEL Communications MSC1024G Series User Manual page 367

The following table describes the labels in this screen.
Table 162 Profile > VoIP SIP CALLSVC Screen
LABEL
Name
Password for SIP
Registration
Password
Retype password to
confirm
Registration
Number Plan
Countrycode
National Destination Code Enter the numeric code for the region of operation. This value is used by
Number Plan Table
DTMF Relay
Fax Service
Flash
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DESCRIPTION
Enter a name for this call service profile (up to 31 ASCII characters;
spaces are not allowed).
Select OFF if the SIP account this profile uses does not require a
password for user authentication.
Select ON if the SIP account this profile uses requires a password for user
authentication.
If you selected ON in the Password for SIP Registration field, enter the
password for this user here.
Re-enter the password.
Select ON if the SIP account requires registration. Select OFF if the SIP
account does not require registration. You can also specify a registration
expiration time in seconds.
Select ON to use the number plan table specified in the Number Plan
Table field.
Select OFF to use no number plan table.
Enter the numeric code for the country of operation. This value is used by
the number plan table's "\c" function (see
the number plan table's "\d" function (see
Select the number plan you want to use for this call service profile.
Configure number plans in the VoIP > Number Plan Table screens.
Choose the method of relaying DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) tones
configured on the peer device.
Select Bypass to not relay DTMF tones.
Select RFC2833 to relay DTMF tones according to RFC 2833.
Select RFC2833 Like to relay DTMF tones in SIP INFO packets, but
carried as RFC 2833 payload.
Select SIP Info to relay DTMF tones as SIP INFO messages.
Choose the fax method configured on the peer device.
Select T.38 to send fax signals according to ITU-T T-38.
Select G.711 to send fax signals according to ITU-T G.711.
Use this field to select the method the system uses to process the flash
signal from a user.
• Invite: relays flash by SIP INVITE signal. The flash type cannot be
Invite when you use the v5sip Op Mode.
• Rfc2833: relays flash according to RFC 2833.
• RFC2833 Like: relays flash in SIP INFO packets, but carried as RFC
2833 payload
• SIP Info 1: relays flash in SIP INFO packets (a signal=16 message)
• SIP Info 2: relays flash in SIP INFO packets (a signal=hf message)
• SIP Info 3: relays flash in SIP INFO packets (a signal=hook-flash
message)
• SIP Info 4: relays flash in SIP INFO packets (a plain text "FLASH"
message).
• SIP Info 5: relays flash in SIP INFO packets (multiple SIP messages).
The message content is determined by the characters you enter in the
field that appears to the right of the list. A separate SIP INFO message
is sent for each character you enter.
• SIP Info 6: relays flash in SIP INFO packets (where the content of the
message is determined by the text you enter in the field that appears
to the right of the list).
Chapter 13 Profile Screens
Section 18.8 on page 561).
Section 18.8 on page 561).
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