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The Flash Response timer determines how long a line circuit opens to allow the CO
or PBX to recognize it as a Flash. The value you select must be compatible with
your CO or PBX (see Flash on page 85).
The Dial Tone Detect timer determines how long the system waits to detect dial tone
before sending out a Speed Dial call. The system uses three times this value for a
pause in a Speed Dial number (see Speed Dial on page 162).
The Make timer determines how long the relays close on Dial Pulse (DP) lines.
The Break timer determines how long the relays open on Dial Pulse (DP) lines.
The Interdigit timer determines how long of a pause there is between digits dialed
on a Dial Pulse (DP) line.
Initial Configuration
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Park Orbit = 60s
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Hold Recall = 60s
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Camp-On = 60s
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Line Response = 1.5s
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Modem Reserve = 30s
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Number of Rings Before Recall = 5
Using the Feature
N/A
Understanding Related Programming
Program 4
Part I: DIGITAL SYSTEM Features
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To set the duration of the timers (Timer number 01-12 + #
+ Duration + #)
System Timers
Number of Delayed Rings = 3
Flash Response = .7s
Dial Tone Detect = 10s
Make = 40ms
Break = 60ms
Interdigit = 640ms
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