Lucent Technologies SLC ConnectReach User & Service Manual page 161

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Configuring the SLC ConnectReach
Using the Configuration Commands
Configuring Lines (Continued)
Key commands
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System
Systems configured for Master/Slave have the
following limitation; the total of combined Lines and
Analog trunks are not to exceed 16 on the Master SLC
ConnectReach system.
Group This command specifies the line group to which these
analog lines belong.
Signaling The SLC ConnectReach system supports loop-start or
ground-start and also provides an unconfigured option
for lines that are absent.
Direction The incoming option specifies that the analog lines
can only receive incoming calls from the CO, but
cannot originate calls to the CO. The SLC
ConnectReach system also provides a two-way
option.
Outgoing routing
type This command specifies the routing options for
outgoing calls. If you select the LCR option, outgoing
calls are routed by call processing software. If you
specify the Group option, outgoing calls are routed to
either an analog or digital trunk group.
Trunk group This command, used only when the outgoing-routing
command is set to group, allows the user to specify
the trunk group number.
On-hook
threshold This command (expressed in milliseconds) allows the
SLC ConnectReach system to differentiate between a
flash request and an on-hook condition. If the
telephone system does not support flash, set on-hook-
threshold to 300 milliseconds. If the telephone system
supports flash, set on-hook-threshold to an interval
long enough (1500 milliseconds is typical) for the
system to differentiate between a flash and a
disconnect.
Far-end-
disconnect If this command is enabled, and the digital central
office disconnects the call, the SLC ConnectReach
system opens the FXS tip for 1.4 seconds. This tells
the analog equipment (for example, PBX) that the call
has ended.
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