Cisco IE-3000-8TC Administration Manual page 326

Connection Settings
Setting
Answer Signal
Billing Category
Category
Debounce Timer (ms)
DNIS Complete
Group A Caller ID End
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Description
By default, the gateway sends Backward Group-A-3
(address complete, change over to Group-B) after
DNIS/ANI collection. When a switch sends the
Group-II category, the gateway sends a Group-B
answer signal and connects. If Group-A answer signal
(A-6) is configured, the gateway does not send A-3
after address collection. It sends A-6 and connects.
The default value is B1 for the Brazil or Mexico
country pack and B6 for the Saudi Arabia country
pack.
Specify the billing category that the gateway sends
when it receives A6.
The default value is 2. (Only for the Mexico country
pack)
Specifies the type of call (subscriber with priority or
normal subscriber). ITU default is 1 (normal
subscriber). For outgoing calls, the gateway sends
this category. If the category is not configured, the
gateway sends the country default category. For
incoming calls, the gateway collects the category from
the switch. No special handling is based on the
category.
The default value is 2.
Any line signaling change is considered valid only if
it lasts at least the length of this timer. The default is
40 ms for all countries. Tune this based on the
interface.
Sends Forward Group-I-15 signal after dialing out all
the DNIS digits. Effective for outgoing calls only.
Configure this if the switch requires it, or if it
improves call setup time by 3 seconds.
The default value is True
Countries such as China, Thailand, and Mexico use
Group-C signals for ANI collection. If this is
configured, the gateway uses the Backward
Group-A-1 signal as Caller ID End. If it is not
configured, the gateway uses the country default,
which might be a Group-C signal.
The default value is Disable for the Brazil or Saudi
Arabia country pack. The default value is Enable for
the Mexico country pack.
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