Alcatel Unleashed

Hi all,

I can set the counter to 10 with the prefix of 0 which will work fine for normal calls in South Africa, but we also have service numbers which start with a 1 but is not always the same length, as well as international numbers which could be any length from 12 digits upwards. Is there a way to set it so even if the counter for 1 was set to 6 you could still dial 4 digits but just wait a few seconds? At the moment the system is waiting for the full amount of digits before it will dial out if the End of Dailing table is used.

If I am not using the End of Dialing table I can dial any amount of digits and it waits a few seconds and then start to dial. Is there a way to shorten the time it will take before it dials out ?

Thanks again
Brent

You can add in End of Dialing Table some stroke,beginning with the same digits. F.E., "1" length=0 (any numbers of digits) and "12" length=4 (4 digits). In this case, if you dial "1234" the number will sent immediatly, if you dial 101234, the number will sent after timer. Timer depends on type of external line - analog, ISDN, IP. I mean - programming in different parts of OMC.

@ etc...

what is the timer we need to modify in the case of ISDN trunk,, for end of dialing....

For ISDN you could set en bloc dialing in the trunk, then you won't need to use EODT at all

What abt the Digital tie-line trunk.... ???? is there any timer we can modify...???

May be this?
“Timer Labels“ description
IsdnBlkTim Allows selecting or not block mode dialling on ISDN lines
for dialled digits which are defined in the end of dialling
table. Since R410/023.005 – R510/018.004
2 00-00 00-00 overlap
100ms intervals
See Appendix 4.19
4 .19 IsdnBlkTim
(ISDN Block Timeout). This flag allows to use the end of dialling table for outgoing calls on ISDN trunks.
When the dialled prefix is not in the table, the PBX will wait for the timer defined in “IsdnBlkTim” before
sending the digits in block mode.
- Default value: 00 00.
The mechanism is disabled. Normal system behaviour: the digits are sent in overlap mode (digit by digit),
except if the flag “SimOverlap“ is used (different from FF FE).
- Other values: timeout (100ms intervals).
· Prefixes not listed in the table will be sent in block mode after the timeout.
· Prefixes defined as Closed Dialling in the table the system will sent immediately in block mode.
Warning: if the timer “IsdnBlkTim” is enabled, the “SimOverlap“ mechanism must be disabled
(“SimOverlap“ must be equal to FF FE), otherwise both duration will be added.
Example:
- IsdnBlkTim = 00 3C, 3Ch = 60 x 100 = 6 seconds.