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Revision as of 12:29, 21 May 2013
Contents |
Tone definitions
It is possible through the Toolpack Web Portal to specify the parameters of ringing, busy, congestion (or fast busy) and warning call progress tones. These settings are available in
Profiles -> Tone Profile Params
The tones are described using a programmable string of characters as defined in the H.248 Dynamic Tone Definition Package. To learn more about tone description strings, see the section related to this subject.
Examples of Call Progress tones
The following table contains a few call progress tone definition strings that can be used to replace the default ones in the Toolpack Web Portal.
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Ring | Busy | Congestion | Warning |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia |
((((#400)+(#450)),400),(#0,200),(((#400)+(#450)),400),(#0,2000))*0 |
((#425,375),(#0,375))*0 |
((#425,375),(#0,375))*0 |
((#900),500) |
| Bangladesh |
((#425,1000),(#0,4000))*0 |
((#450,200),(#0,300),(#450,700),(#0,800))*0 |
((#425,250),(#0,250))*0 |
((#450,200),(#0,20),(#450,200),(#0,140))*0 |
| Brazil | ((#425,1000),(#0,4000))*0 | ((#425,250),(#0,250))*0 | ((#425,750),(#0,250),(#425,250),(#0,250))*0 | unused |
| China | ((#450,1000),(#0,4000))*0 | ((#450,350),(#0,350))*0 | ((#450,700),(#0,700))*0 | unused |
| France | ((#440,1500),(#0,3500))*0 | ((#450,500),(#0,500))*0 | unused | unused |
| Germany | ((#425,1000),(#0,4000))*0 | ((#425,480),(#0,480))*0 | ((#425,240),(#0,240))*0 | ((#425,240),(#0,240),(#425,240),(#0,1280))*0 |
| Hong Kong | ((((#440)+(#480)),400),(#0,200),(((#440)+(#480)),400),(#0,3000))*0 | ((((#480)+(#620)),500),(#0,500))*0 | ((((#480)+(#620)),250),(#0,250))*0 | unused |
| Netherlands |
((#425,1000),(#0,4000))*0 |
((#425,500),(#0,500))*0 |
((#425,250),(#0,250))*0 |
unused |
| North America | ((((#440)+(#480)),2000),(#0,4000))*0 | ((((#480)+(#620)),500),(#0,500))*0 | ((((#480)+(#620)),250),(#0,250))*0 | ((#1400),500) |
| Spain | ((#425,1500),(#0,3000))*0 | ((#425,200),(#0,200))*0 | ((#425,200),(#0,200),(#425,200),(#0,200),(#425,200),(#0,600))*0 | (((#1400),400),(#0,5000))*0 |
| United Kingdom | ((((#400)+(#450)),400),(#0,200),(((#400)+(#450)),400),(#0,2000))*0 | ((#400,375),(#0,375))*0 | ((#400,400),(#0,350),(#400,225),(#0,525))*0 | unused |
| The Moon... | ((#262,2000),(#391,2000),(#523,4000),(((#659)+(#523)),250),(((#622)+(#523)),3750),(#262,400),(#196,400),(#262,400),(#196,400),(#262,400),(#196,400),(#262,400),(#196,400),(#262,420),(#196,460),(#262,540),(#196,620))*0 |
|---|
Playing and collecting tones
To learn how to play these tones using the Call Leg API, refer to the Playing and Collecting Tones section.
For example, to play the ringing tone, one could pass either directly ((((#440)+(#480)),2000),(#0,4000))*0 or cg/rt to the AddToneString() function. The cg/rt string refers to the current Tone Profile Params ringing tone setting from the Web Portal.
Tone volume
It is possible to change the ring tone volume. According to the syntax, you need to specify the desired volume after the tone duration. Here is an example: ((((#440)+(#480)),2000,-15),(#0,4000))*0
The possible values are: -19, -15, -10, -5 and 0 dB.
Available tones
Below is a comprehensive list of all the tone strings that can be passed to the AddToneString() function.
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References
- Various tones used in national networks
- H.248 Gateway Control Protocol Dynamic Tone Definition Package
- H.248 Gateway Control Protocol section E.7 (Call Progress Tone Definitions Package)
