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Call router configuration task list 462
SmartWare Software Configuration Guide 40 • Call router configuration
Mode: Context CS
Example: Configure address completion timeout
node[switch]#address-completion timeout 20
Configures the address completion timeout to 20s. A call with an incomplete called party number is dropped
20 seconds after receiving the last called party address update (overlap dialed digit).
Configure default digit collection timeout and terminating character
You can enter called party routing table entries that specify an incomplete number (extended by the T-indica-
tor; refer to section “Called party number routing table” on page 466). When the call router selects such an
entry, the call router waits for additional digits and starts the digit collection timeout. When the digit collec-
tion timeout elapses or when the user enters the terminating character, the call is placed to the destination
specified with the routing table entry.
The digit collection timeout has a default value of 5 seconds, the terminating character is the pound character
(#) by default.
Note The digit completion timeout is active when the call router waits for
optional digits of a called party number before placing the call to the selected
destination. Contrary to this, the address completion timeout, described
above, waits for mandatory digits.
Procedure: To configure the digit collection timeout and terminating character
Mode: Context CS
Step Command Purpose
1
node(ctx-cs)[switch]#
address-completion timeout timeout
Configures the address completion timeout by
specifying the timeout in seconds. If not config-
ured, the default address completion timeout is
12 seconds.
Step Command Purpose
1
node(ctx-cs)[switch]#
digit-collection timeout timeout
Configures the digit collection timeout by specify-
ing the timeout in seconds. If not configured, the
default digit collection timeout is 5 seconds.
2
node(ctx-cs)[switch]#
digit-collection terminating-char char
or
no digit-collection terminating-char
Configures the digit collection terminating charac-
ter by specifying the char. This can be any charac-
ter out of 0123456789*#. The default
terminating character is the pound (#). You can
also use this command in the no-form to disable
that the user can stop digit collection by a termi-
nating character.