Meridian 1 Disconnect Tone 1

[MERCYET]

I'm trying to find what tone my system uses for detecting a disconnect.

Thanks,
David

 

[hhallett]

David;

I think you'll need to be a bit clearer about what you're seeking to get much useful help here.

1) What Meridian system are you using?

2) Are you located in North America?

3) Are you asking how your system detects that a call has been terminated between 2 phones on that system or are you asking how your system detects that a call has been terminated on one of your trunks?

Regards,
Harry
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[MERCYET]

Thanks for the response Harry,

My system is a Meridian 1.

I'm hooking a Telular Phonecell sx5e gsm fixed wireless terminal to an analog extension on the pbx. I can't get the "off-hook" light on the terminal to go out. The paperwork that came with the Telular terminal says: "The sx5e is able to detect both a pbx diconnect tone and an analog diconnect pulse. When a pbx detects a hang-up, the sx5e must be told to also release the line. This is typically done by either a disconnect pulse or disconnect tone, but is pbx specific". I can't fine this in the meridian 1 documentation.

 

[GHTROUT]

The disco tone you can set for analog lines is a short burst of dial tone. You activate that feature by setting CLS "LDTA" to the analog TNs

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