RCO info required

[brgf11]

Hi all,

One of our customers wants to extend the ring time before calls forward.

Grateful if some can advise the ringtime against
the following:

LD 21

CFN0 6 (= RCO 0)
CFN1 5 (= RCO 1)
CFN2 8 (= RCO 2)
DFN0 6 (= RCO 0)
DFN1 5 (= RCO 1)
DFN2 8 (= RCO 2)

And is there a simple method of working out how long the ringtime would be if any of the above entries were amended.
(Bearing in mind there may be some 200+ DNs on RCO 0 so it may be simpler to amend the CFN/DFN value rather than change the RCO nbr - although I am reluctant to do this)

Have tried trawling the NTPs trying to find details, but without success.

As ever, any help is much appreciated.

Regards
Jimbo

 

[johnpoole]

CFN0 3
CFN1 4
CFN2 6
this from ld 21 tells me that if rco=0 i have three rings before forward.. rco=2 then i get six rings..might be a little eaiser then it looks.. default for all sets is 0..

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[techman3030]

A standard ring is 2 on 4 off, so with your 6 set for RCO 0
you roughly have 36 sec. of ring time before you forward no answer.