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SmartWare Software Configuration Guide 35 • FXS interface configuration
Frequency-shift keying
Frequency-shift keying signaling can be specified in FXS port configuration mode, in one of the following for-
mats:
1. Multiple Data Message Format (MDMF) (etsi standard) (default).
2. Single Data Message Format (SDMF) (bell standard).
To enable frequency-shift keying by MDMF standard, use the existing caller-id format command.
Note MDMF(etsi) is a default value and it will not be visible in “show running-
config” output.
To enable frequency-shift keying by SDMF standard, use existing caller-id format command (please note that
as of May 21st, 2008 there were no confirmed test results about SDMF frequency-shift keying signaling func-
tioning properly):
Note The tone cadence for stutter dial tone can be set in profile tone-set mode.
The tone type name for a tone that should represent a waiting message is
message-waiting-tone and by default it is set to defaultStuttertone
(on,100,425,-7,off,100). Refer to Chapter 42, “Tone configuration” on
page 529 for information on setting up tone profiles.
Step Command Purpose
1
[node](prt-fxs)[num/num]#caller-id for-
mat etsi
Selects MDMF standard for sending frequency-shift
keyed messages
Step Command Purpose
1
[node](prt-fxs)[num/num]#caller-id for-
mat bell
Selects SDMF standard for sending frequency-shift
keyed messages