119 - Hook, Route And Cost Centre Code Tones; 120 - Incoming Call Detection - Mitel SmarT-1 8380-003-FBCXTX Installation And Programming Manual

8. 13. 119 - Hook, Route and Cost Centre Code Tones

You can specify if various tones will be heard that are related to the call's progress. The tone is
200 ms long. If the Off-Hook Tone is enabled and internal dial tone has been programmed, the
Off-Hook Tone will be 300 ms long, followed by no dial tone.
Register
119 T
† One tone is supplied after the destination number (to prompt for the Cost Centre Code), and
one tone is supplied after the Cost Centre Code (if Cost Centre Codes are allowed in the Cost
Centre Type Register R54/74).
†† One tone is supplied after the destination number if Route 0 is used. Two tones are supplied
if any other route is used.
††† One tone is supplied after the destination number if Route 0 is used. Two tones if any other
route is used, and one tone at the end of the Cost Centre Code (if Cost Centre Codes are
allowed in the Cost Centre Code Type Register R54/74).

8. 14. 120 - Incoming Call Detection

You can specify the Dialer's sensitivity to incoming ringing on a scale of 0 to 9 (where 0 is the
most sensitive and 9 the least sensitive). If the setting is too sensitive, outgoing calls may not
be routed. If the setting is not sensitive enough, the Dialer may not detect incoming calls,
treating them as outgoing calls. This condition will result a one way audio transmission. It
should not be necessary to change the default value for normal operation.
Register
120 T
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Issue 1, February 1999
Default
T = 0 for no tones
T = 1 for off-hook tone
T = 2 for Cost Centre Code tone
0 T = 3 for off-hook and Cost Centre Code tones
T = 4 for route tone
T = 5 for off-hook and route tones
T = 6 for Cost Centre Code and route tones
T = 7 for off-hook, Cost Centre Code; route tones
Default
2 T = 0 for most sensitive through 9 for least sensitive
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