DTMF tones after call establishment

[Hitechbuzz]

Hi Guys
I have a couple of alarm units installed that receive a DTMF tone as acknowledgement that the message has been received but the length of the tone off a digital phone is too short how do I increase the tone length? I guess it is a parnum & then a value any ideas
thanks.

 

[fcpli]

What's your BC version?

 

[Hitechbuzz]

Hi fcpli
BC10 thanks

 

[fcpli]

Hi!

Key following:

sacop:unit=tsp,lim=1,sector=rel,addr=122;

It should look like this (at least pos "2&quot.

<sacop:unit=tsp,lim=1,sector=rel,addr=122;
MEMORY CONTENT ON ADDRESS POSITION
EXE A

ADDRESS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F ISO
00000120 05 27 27 A0 FF A0 02 02 03 00 60 00 60 FF FF 04 .''.......`.`...
END

If yes, change the value of data in address 122 to 24 with

sacos:unit=tsp,lim=1,sector=rel,addr=122,data=24;

this value gives about 400ms long tone. You can of course try other values, too.

good luck!

fcpli

 

[Hitechbuzz]

Thanks fcpli
I tried that but it was unchanged from what I had which was
00000120 00 24 24 A0 FF A0 02 02 02 00 20 00 20 01 20 04 .$$ IS IT POSSIBLE TO EXTEND IT FURTHER SAY TO 600ms
Thanks Brian

 

[fcpli]

Hi!

Sorry about the late response, but......

Just in order to sort this out, I need to know, which application system (country) you are working with?

 

[Hitechbuzz]

Hi fcpli
Thanks I am in New Zealand with BC10 and DNA 4.1 I think or there abouts
thanks brian

 

[fcpli]

Hi again!

OK, now I have another sacop/sacos for you.
First of all, printout the same sacop. It should look like
this (at least in the beginning):

SACOP:UNIT=TSP,LIM=1,SECTOR=REL,ADDR=122;
MEMORY CONTENT ON ADDRESS POSITION
EXE A

ADDRESS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E ISO
00000120 00 24 24 A0 FF A0 02 02 02 00 60 00 60 FF FF

Now, change the same address (122) to 20. This gives you
approx. 8-900ms long tone when ETE-DTMF. This is only a temp fix, so if necessary, a final correction has to be made. Note! The sacos has to be as follows:

sacos:unit=tsp,lim=x,sector=rel,addr=122,data=20;

lim=x means that lim, where you have the problem, or lim=all.

This is tested with nz application cna142

good luck!

fcpli