9.8.11  
Tones and ring types 
 


Settings | System Parameters | Tones and ring types
 
The Tones and ring types parameters are set to industry standards by default and can only be changed with "Development" privileges. Apart from a few exceptions, the fields are grayed out here.

9.8.11.1  
Tones/ring types table 
The tone or ring type that is to be displayed or changed is selected from this list. Depending on which item is selected, different fields are displayed. The following appear in the list:
 •   TCO dial tone
 •   Fax call
 •   Menu end tone
 •   Call waiting Executive/Sec.
 •   Congestion tone
 •   Negative ack. tone
 •   Call waiting doorbell
 •   HFA tone
 •   Emergency call1
 •   Call waiting tone
 •   Internal dial tone
 •   Paging tone
 •   Warning call
 •   Internal call
 •   Positive ack. tone
 •   Warning tone
 •   Internal Call 2
 •   Positive ack. tone (Italy)
 •   Intrusion tone
 •   Internal Call 3
 •   Callback
 •   Busy signal
 •   Internal Call 4
 •   Ring tone
 •   Exec. 1/sec. 1 call
 •   Internal Call 5
 •   Special busy tone (>J-SW)
 •   ETD error tone
 •   Internal Call 6
 •   Special dial tone
 •   External call CO
 •   Internal Call 7
 •   Doorbell ring
 •   External call CO 2
 •   Internal Call 8
 •   Door opener
 •   External call CO 3
 •   Conference Tone
 •   Automatic recall
1Emergency call for OScAR-Eco (OpenScape Alarm Response Economy Server). The phones used for emergency calls must not be configured with an audio file for the ring tone and must not have the Do Not Disturb feature enabled.

9.8.11.2  
Area: Settings 

Continuous tone  
For a continuous tone, rather than a sequence of tones, the Continuous tone flag must be set.

Tone sequence  
This setting makes the distinction between a tone sequence that is repeated at intervals and a one-off tone sequence.

Attenuation index  
The Attenuation index allows you to change the volume level for the various tones. Each tone can have its own volume level. For example, the warning tone louder can be set louder than the busy signal. The range is from zero to three with the volume becoming louder as the numbers get higher.

Frequency Indices (F1, F2, F3)  
The max. 3 generators that generate the individual frequencies are entered here.

Mode  
The frequencies F1, F2, F3 that the individual pulses consist of are specified here.

Pulse  
The timeouts for pulses and pauses are entered in these fields in milliseconds.

Extension of the first ring pause when using CLIP Analog  
When using the feature "CLIP Analog" together with a protocol that transfers the CLIP information between the first and second tone, the first ring pause may be extended in comparison with the value set in Manager E. CLIP information transfer takes approximately 3.5 seconds. If a shorter value is configured for the ring pause in Manager E (e.g. 2 seconds), only the first ring pause is extended. Subsequent pauses will correspond to the values entered. If the feature "CLIP Analog" is deactivated, signaling is implemented as configured in Manager E. This is defined by the CLIP protocol.

See also:  
   -   Section 9.8 "Settings | System Parameters"

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