Toshiba Strata CIX Programming Manual page 73

Table 3-12 Parameter Definitions (continued)
Parameter
sys_box_idx
sys_cancel_busy_hold
sys_cng_tone
sys_company_fax_number
sys_company_name
Strata CIX Voice Mail Programming
Specifies the digits that a caller must dial to launch the directory application.
The auto attendant compares dialed digits with this pattern before
attempting to select a user agent for transfer.
Note Voice mail builds an index file based on information given in the
Directory Name fields. It enables you to use one or more letters to
perform the search, matching all entries possible. For every mailbox
number that matches, the Stratagy ES plays the name recording–
which really may play any recording you want, if available.
Possible values: any valid digits
Default: 411
Whether the system allows callers to hold for busy extensions.
Possible values:
True: Callers cannot hold for busy extensions.
Calls proceed as if a Ring No Answer.
False: (default) Callers can hold for busy extensions.
Fax "CNG" tone in line tone construction format, which is described below.
There are four kinds of tones: single frequency, single frequency with
cadence, dual frequency and dual frequency with cadence. Each tone
description consists of a comma separated by a list of numbers.
Possible values:
Single Frequency: ID, F1, F1Dev, Leading_Edge
Dual Frequency: ID, F1, F2, F1Dev, F2Dev, Leading_Edge
Single w/cadence: ID, F1, F1Dev, On, OnDev, Off, OffDev, Repeat
Dual w/cadence: ID, F1, F2, F1Dev, F2Dev, On, OnDev, Off, OffDev, Repeat
where: ID
F1, F2
F1Dev, F2Dev
On
Off
OnDev
OffDev
Leading_Edge
Repeat
Default: 113, 1100, 100, 500, 100, 3000, 100, 1
This telephone number is used when sending faxes to identify the source of
the fax.
Note This parameter is not currently supported.
Default: blank comment line
The name that will appear in the fax header for sent faxes. This field is
limited to 32 characters.
Note This parameter is not currently supported.
Default: blank comment line
01/07
Voice Mail Configuration
Description
Fax Carrier Tone (this should be 103)
Frequencies in Hz
Frequency deviations in Hz
Time the tone must be present (ms)
Time the tone must be absent (ms)
Allowable deviation in the on time (ms)
Allowable deviation in the off time (ms)
If 1, signals the presence of the tone at its
leading edge, If 0, at its trailing edge.
The number of on-off cycles that must occur
before signalling the presence of the tone.
Parameters
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