1. Home
    2. /
  2. Manuals
    3. /
  3. Allied-Telesis
    4. /
  4. AT-iMG624A
    5. /
  5. 136
Page 676 / 998 Scroll up to view Page 671 - 675
VoIP phone ports
VoIP EP command reference
iMG/RG Software Reference Manual (Voice Service)
6-112
Gateway access port: tel1
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Physical port:
ep1-1
Typology:
AL-FXS-DEL
Operational status:
Activated
Disconnect procedure:
immediate-release
Suppl. service prefixes:
Call on Hold service:
disabled
Hold Local Tone service:
disabled
Call Waiting service:
disabled
active-prefix:
deactive-prefix:
deactivetion-on-prefix:
reactivetion-on-prefix:
Conference service:
unavailable
Call forward (provided by external server):
activation prefix:
re-activation prefix:
de-activation prefix:
Blind Call Transfer:
disabled
activation prefix:
Attended Call Transfer:
disabled
activation prefix:
Internal 3-Way Call:
enabled
activation prefix:
none
CLI Presentation (CLIP):
none
CLIP Reduction:
none
Digit prefix:
none
Replacement digit:
none
CLI Restriction (CLIR):
OFF
prefix disabling restriction:
prefix enabling restriction:
Comfort Noise Generation (CNG):
OFF
Codec Capabilities:
G711U,G711A,T38
Country:
usa
Stutter-dial Tone type:
single-repetition
Un-Registered Tone:
enable
Alerting time-out:
default
Critical-digit time:
min:
0 msecs.
max:
16 secs.
Inter-digit time:
min:
0 msecs.
Page 677 / 998
VoIP EP command reference
VoIP phone ports
6-113
iMG/RG Software Reference Manual (Voice Service)
max:
4 secs.
Dialling mode:
DTMF
Digit map:
x.T
Dial mask:
0
Emergency service number:
none
Line Echo Cancellation (LEC):
16
Fax/Modem detection:
enabled
Jitter Delay:
60 msecs.
Jitter Mode:
fixed
Voice Activity Detection (VAD):
ON
Hotline:
service state:
Not provisioned service
Recognition time:
Off-hook:
250 msecs.
On-hook:
1000 msecs.
Flash-hook:
950 msecs.
Rx gain:
-6.0 dB.
Tx gain:
+0.0 dB.
Prefix replacement:
Custom Signaling Protocol items:
Attached users:
user1
-->
See also
VOIP EP ANALOGUE CREATE
VOIP EP ANALOGUE DISABLE
VOIP EP ANALOGUE DELETE
VOIP EP ANALOGUE ENABLE
VOIP EP ANALOGUE LIST
VOIP EP ANALOGUE SET
6.3.3.1.47 VOIP EP SHOW CFWD
Syntax
VOIP EP ANALOGUE SHOW <name> cfwd
Description
This command displays the call forwarding rules defined for the specified port.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option, which can be specified with
this command, and a default value (if applicable).
Page 678 / 998
VoIP phone ports
VoIP EP command reference
iMG/RG Software Reference Manual (Voice Service)
6-114
Example
--> voip ep analogue show prt0 cfwd
Gateway access port - Call Forwarding rules
--------------------------------------------------------------------
all-calls:
active
false
forwarding number
on-prefix
*72
on-suffix
#
off-prefix
*73
on-busy:
active
false
forwarding number
on-prefix
*222
on-suffix
#
off-prefix
*223
on-no-answer:
active
false
forwarding number
on-prefix
*333
on-suffix
#
off-prefix
*334
timeout
10 secs.
See also
VOIP EP ANALOGUE SET CFWD
6.3.3.1.48 VOIP EP SIGNALING ADD
Syntax
VOIP EP SIGNALING ADD <name> PORT <port>
Description
This command adds a previously created custom signal to an existing endpoint.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option, which can be specified with
this command, and a default value (if applicable).
Option
Description
Default Value
name
An existing access port. To display the existing
access port names, use the VOIP EP ANA-
LOGUE LIST command.
N/A
Page 679 / 998
VoIP EP command reference
VoIP phone ports
6-115
iMG/RG Software Reference Manual (Voice Service)
Example
--> voip ep signaling add myring port prt0
See also
voip ep SIGNALING CREATE
voip ep SIGNALING DELETE
voip ep SIGNALING LIST
voip ep SIGNALING REMOVE
voip ep SIGNALING SHOW
6.3.3.1.49 VOIP EP SIGNALING CREATE
Syntax
VOIP EP SIGNALING CREATE <name> TYPE <type> TIME-OUT <secs>
FREQUENCY <frequency> CADENCE <cadence>
Description
This command creates a new entry in the custom signaling list. Each customized signal
must have a different <name>. If the customized signaling already exists, an error message
is raised.
The type of the signaling, the used frequency and the cadence must be provided. The set-
ting of a time-out is optional and is available only for the ring type.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option, which can be specified with
this command, and a default value (if applicable).
Option
Description
Default Value
name
A name that identifies an existing customized sig-
nalling created with the VOIP EP SIGNALING
CREATE command. To display the existing access
port names, use the voip ep list command.
N/A
port
A name that identifies an existing access port. To
display the existing customized signalling use the
voip ep SIGNALING list command.
N/A
Option
Description
Default Value
name
An arbitrary name that identifies the customized
signaling port. It can be made up of one or more
letters, digit or a combination of letters and dig-
its. To display the existing access port names, use
the voip ep list command.
N/A
Page 680 / 998
VoIP phone ports
VoIP EP command reference
iMG/RG Software Reference Manual (Voice Service)
6-116
Example
A customized dial tone with a single frequency of 440 Hz always present (with no pause).
--> voip ep signaling create create dial1 type dial-tone frequency
440 cadence +continuous
A customized dial tone with a modulated tone (240 Hz modulated by 450 Hz) with a
cadence of +0.4 sec. on, 0.2 sec. off,
0.4 sec. on and 2..6 sec. off.
--> voip ep signaling create create dial2 type dial-tone frequency
240x450 cadence +0.4-0.2+0.4-2.6
A customized ringback tone with a sequence of three tones followed by a pause. The
three tones are executed in order for 0.4 sec, 0.5 sec and 0.6 sec. The pause is 2.5 sec.
--> voip ep signaling create create rbt type ringback-tone frequency
225x325/424x525/320+480 cadence +0.4+0.5+0.6-2..5
type
The class of the customized signalling. Valid val-
ues are:
busy-tone
dial-tone
ring
ringback-tone.
N/A
secs
Time interval expressed in seconds.
Valid values
are from 1 to 3600 seconds.
N/A
frequency
One or more (up to three) tones separated by a
“/” char. Each tones can be composed by one of
the following combination of frequency:
f1 - Single frequency
f1xf2 - f1 is modulated by f2
f1+f2 - f1 is a juxtaposition of f2
Only one frequency can be set on a signalling
with a type set to ring.
Values are in Hz.
N/A
cadence
A sequence of time intervals to specify if the sig-
nale must be present or not. Each time interval is
prefixed by “+” or “-“ indicating, respectively, the
signal issue or a pause.
Sub-sequences may by provisioned specifying the
number of cycles followed by the cadence inside
brackets. The item “continuous” is available for
infinite repetition or time. Values are in seconds.
N/A

Rate

4 / 5 based on 3 votes.

Popular Allied-Telesis Models

Famous Router IPs
Famous Router Companies
Bookmark Our Site

Press Ctrl + D to add this site to your favorites!

Share
Top