How To Program A New Timing - Sagem RT3000 User Manual

Configuration of Tones
17.1

How to program a new timing

The timing programming sequence consists of the name of the tone, followed by
maximal ten on/off-timings and one programming terminator. Timings must be added
in parts of 10ms. Valid timings are in range of 0 up to 2 Minutes.
The programming terminator must be added to the end of the timing sequence.
Programming terminators always have negative values. The value ‚-100' is a fixed
value to define the end of a non repeatable sequence. If there's a ‚-100' at the end of
the timing sequence, it signalises, that it's the end of the sequence and no repeat is
wanted. Other values define, how many steps in the sequence the tone generator has
to go back. At this place in the timing sequence, the tone generator has to go.
For better understanding, how to program a new timing or how to modify an existing
timing, have a look at the following examples:
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Example 1: RING sequence on channel b
CHB_RING=100,400,-2
% 100 = ring on for 100*10ms = 1s
% 400 = ring off for 400*10ms = 4s
% -2 = timing sequence terminator. Go 2 steps back in timing sequence -
> next timing is a ring on with 100 *10ms again
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Example 2: CALLWAIT on channel b
CHB_CALLWAIT=40,800,16,16,16,-4
% 40 = tone on for 40 * 10ms = 400ms
% 800 = tone off for 800*10ms = 8s
% 16 = tone on for 16*10ms = 160ms
% 16 = tone off for 16*10ms = 160ms
% 16 = tone on for 16*10ms = 160ms
% -4 = timing sequence terminator. Go 4 steps back in timing sequence ->
next timimng is the tone off for 800*10ms
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