always 10 seconds.
Pause timing applies to
Speed
Dial on data calls made with Data
Interface
Units (DIUs), as well as to Speed
Dial for regular voice calls.
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Flash Timing,
Code4-When
on a CO line,
a station
user can press the Flash
button
and the CO line will open (flash) for a period
of either
2 seconds,
0.2 seconds,
or 0.5
seconds depending
on this assignment
mode
with Code 4. A flash can also be activated
by
pressing
the Cnf/Trn
button
and dialing 4
5. In general,
this choice reflects whether
to
disconnect
and regain dial tone (2 seconds)
or to use PBX or CENTREX
features
which
require
a flash signal
(0.5 seconds).
This
flash timing also applies to flashes
inserted
when dialing via Data Interface
Units (DIUs).
NOTE:
The 0.2 seconds
option is not normally
used
in the United States.
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Pause After Flash, Code 5-Some
Central
Offices or CENTREX
facilities
require a pe-
riod of time after a flash signal before
they
can accept
dialing
signals.
A selection
of
pause
timing can be made with Code 5 to
automatically
delay any dialing signals after
flash. This timing applies to speed dial calls
(with flash signals
between
the telephone
number
digits) as well as manual
dialing.
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QRCWK4RCU
Seize Time,
Code
g-One
channel
of the QRCU/K4RCU
Dual-tone
Multi-frequency
(DTMF)
receiver/decoder
is seized when it is needed
for the decoding
process,
such as with a standard
telephone
with a DTMF dialpad.
When placing outgo-
ing calls with DTMF
standard
telephones,
the talk path to the outside
party is not "cut-
through"
until the QRCU/K4RCU
circuit is
released.
The release
time of the QRCU/
K4RCU
channel
can be programmed
with
Code
9 for a time between
one and nine
seconds
(initialized
timing is four seconds);
the release time is the time it takes to release
the QRCU/K4RCU
circuit after the last digit
is dialed.
The choice of timing is a trade-off
between
CO line time to connect
and user speed.
If
the time is too long, the outside
called party
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may answer
before
the voice path is "cut-
through,"
and the caller will not be heard. If
the time is too short, a standard
telephone
user inputting
DTMF tones could be cut off
prematurely
from using other features,
such
as Speed
Dial, or Toll Restriction
may be
defeated.
(To prevent
Toll Restriction
de-
feat, force standard
telephones
to dial out-
going calls via Least Cost Routing
(LCR).
When dialing via LCR, standard
telephones
cannot
defeat
Toll Restriction
if the QRCU/
K4RCU
times out.)
NOTE:
If no digits
are dialed
after
accessing
an
outside
line,
the QRCWK4RCU
remains
seized for 15 seconds
and then drops; how-
ever, the CO line remains
connected.
Program
13-Defining
the
Message
Center:
Each digital
and electronic
telephone
can re-
ceive a maximum
of four message
waiting
indi-
cations.
One of these four is reserved
for the
designated
Message
Center. Typically,
the tele-
phone
accompanying
an Add-On-Module
on
DK8 or a DSS console
(DDSS
or HDSS)
on
DK16 will be the Message
Center.
However,
if
incoming
traffic to an ADM or a DSS console
attendant
is heavy,
another
station
may be
assigned
to be the Message
Center.
Program
15-Assigning
Dial Pulse (DP)/Dual-
tone
Multi-frequency
(DTMF),
Tenant
Serv-
ice to Individual
CO Lines:
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Automatic
Release
(AR) on Voice
Mail
(VM) Calls, Code O-Some
Central
Offices
will send the AR signal-a
95 or 450-milli-
second
open
of the CO line loop-after
(typically
1 - 15 seconds)
an external
party
hangs
up to disconnect
the CO line. If an
outside party hangs up before or after a VMI
auto
attendant
hookflashes
to transfer
a
call, the Central
Office
will send the AR
signal to the STRATA
DK8 or DKI 6 system,
which will then send "D" (Program
31, LED
15) tone to the VM/auto
attendant
device to
release
and clear the port for another
call.
This feature
is active on all voice calls. The
LCD of a station which is disconnected
from
a CO line by the AR signal will display, "CO
LINE HANG UP" and the station will receive
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