Pause on DBC.

[dt2000]

How can I make "pause" on DBC phones .
BC9 version.

 

[SYAR2003]

If you mean on the number on a tns key it's not possible .
TNS key support digits 0-9 and A B ,where A = * and B = # .

 

[megglesfield]

You can always program up a TNS with an abbreviated number and use the PTS function of the ADCOI command.

From Alex

The parameter states the complete, translated number for an abbreviated number.
A represents * and B represents #.
In the case when a PTS signal is to be detected, its place in the complete number shall be stated with C, D, or E.



C Normal PTS. If time-out occurs the sending of digits is continued with the same type of register signalling as before time-out.

D PTS followed by DTMF sending of digits. If time-out occurs the sending of digits is continued with DTMF register signalling.

E PTS followed by DTMF sending of digits. If time-out occurs no more digits will be sent and the trunk line is disconnected.

 

[SYAR2003]

Megglesfield!
PTS isn't pause , it depends on a new dialtone etc is being
received from pstn. Ie you have the possibility to
be able to complete a dialed number when a new dialtone
is received ( it's really from the old days ,international calls ,new registertone etc)
PTS = Proceed To Send
So using this will not work for sendig DTMF string to
a banks ivr system etc for logging in to an account or
similar usage.

 

[megglesfield]

SYAR2003
I realise PTS is not a pause, but it just maybe that dt2000 needs to wit for a dialtone?

 

[SYAR2003]

Of course Megglesfield ! but "How can I make "pause" on DBC phones
sounds to me like it was the other thing (real pause).

Lets see what the threadstarter replies .

Cheers syar

 

[dt2000]

I need to send real pause to ACB card and execute conference commands like one touch dialing.
Only on DBC.No analogue extension.