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Field
Local Ring Back Tone
Remote Ring Tone Control
Attended Transfer Behaviour
Use Own Codec Priority
DTMF Signalling
DTMF Payload Type
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Values:
• Disabled
• Enabled (default)
Values:
• Disabled (default)
• Enabled
Values:
• Hold 2nd Call
• Do Not Hold 2nd Call
Values:
• Disabled (default)
• Enabled
Values:
• SIP INFO
• RFC 2833 (default)
• RFC 2833 and SIP INFO
Integer
Default: 101
Description
Controls whether the ring tone is generated locally by the handset.
• Disabled—The handset doesn't generate the ringtone.
• Enabled (default)—The handset generates the ringtone.
Indicates if the call control system can choose ringtones for the
handset.
• Disabled (default)—The call control system can't choose
ringtones.
• Enabled—The call control system can choose ringtones.
Indicates if the second call is put on hold during an attended
transfer.
When you have two calls, and one call is on hold, it is possible
to perform attended transfer. When you press Transfer softkey,
traditionally the active call is on hold before the SIP REFER
request is sent. Some PBX systems do not expect that the second
call is put on hold, and therefore attended transfer fails.
• Hold 2nd Call—The second call is put on hold.
• Do Not Hold 2nd Call—The second call is not put on hold.
Indicates the codec priority for incoming calls.
• Disabled—Uses the calling party priority.
• Enabled—Uses the system codec priority.
For example, if enabled and the base has G722 as the top codec
and the calling party has Alaw on top and G722 further down the
list, the G722 codec is chosen for the call.
Controls how to handle DTMF.
• SIP INFO—DTMF tones are handled in the same layer as
the voice stream.
• RFC 2833—DTMF tones are sent in data packets in different
internet layers from the voice stream.
• RFC 2833 and SIP INFO—DTMF tones are handled in the
same or different layers.
Indicates the type of DTMF payload when the DTMF Signaling
field is set to RFC 2833.
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