Cisco CAS RST Compelled Backward Tone On Timer

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This object specifies the period for which the backward signal stays on waiting for the forward digit signal to go off in compelled signaling. This timer is started after the backward signal is sent in response to the forward signal digit. DEFVAL { 15 } ::= { ccasIfExtRegSignalTimerEntry 5 } SYNTAX Unsigned32 (0..65535) UNITS "milliseconds This object specifies the timer is started after the forward digit tone is sent out. Tone is turned off after the timer expires. This object applies to outgoing R2 registers where the forward signals are sent as pulses for non-compelled signaling. DEFVAL { 150 } ::= { ccasIfExtRegSignalTimerEntry 6 } SYNTAX Unsigned32 (0..65535) UNITS "milliseconds This object specifies the interval between two forward pulse tones. This object applies to outgoing R2 registers where the forward signals are sent as pulses for non-compelled signaling. DEFVAL { 150 } ::= { ccasIfExtRegSignalTimerEntry 7 } SYNTAX Unsigned32 (0..65535) UNITS "milliseconds This object specifies the period for which the forward digit pulse can be on. The timer is started after the forward digit signal is received, and stays on until the forward digit being received is turned off. This object applies to incoming R2 registers where the forward signals are received as pulses for non-compelled signaling. DEFVAL { 150 } ::= { ccasIfExtRegSignalTimerEntry 8 } SYNTAX Unsigned32 (0..65535) UNITS "milliseconds This value specifies the period for which the backward pulse is on before it is turned off. This object applies to incoming R2 registers where the forward signals are received either continuously or as a pulse but the backward signals are sent as a pulse in semi-compelled or non-compelled signaling mode respectively. It also applies to compelled signaling where certain backward signals are sent as pulses. REFERENCE ITU-T Q.442 Requirements Relating to Transmission Coditions, section 4.3