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This chapter details the modifications to the Digital Tone Generator (DTG or DTG-2) and Call Progress Analyzer (CPA), and SPC-CPA service circuits to support supervision tones specific to the France telephone network.
The information in this chapter supersedes the information contained in the following manuals:
Table 2-1 summarizes the characteristics of the most frequently used supervision tones in the France network.
| Tone | Frequency (Hz) | Amplitude (dBm) | Cadence | Detected by CPA? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Dial | 440 | -13 | Continuous | Yes |
Ring | 440 | -13 | 1.5 seconds on, | Yes |
Congestion (Howler) | 440 | -13 | 0.5 seconds on, | Yes—as Busy |
Call in Progress | 425 | -13 | 50 milliseconds on, | Yes—as Busy |
Special Dial | 340 | -12 | Continuous | Yes |
Special Information | 950 | -12 | 0.3 seconds on, | Yes |
CPA processing is modified to support the France network requirements. Use the system administration answer supervision templates function to control tone detection for the tones listed in Table 2-1. Supervision template processing is described in the Cisco VCO/4K System Administrator's Guide.
The supervision events and tones listed in the Answer Supervision Template screen use standard North American network terminology. Table 2-2 shows the Answer Supervision Template screen terms to use with the France country feature package.
| Answer Supervision Template Event and Tone Name | France Tone Name |
|---|---|
Dial Tone | Dial, special dial |
Ringback | Ring |
Busy | Congestion (Howler)/Call in progress |
Reorder | — |
SIT Tones | Special information |
Ring Cess. | — |
Voice Det. | — |
Voice Cess. | — |
Wink | — |
Answer | — |
Time | — |
Hook Flash | — |
Pager Cue | — |
ISUP Tone | — |
ISUP Cess. | — |
Tone generation is performed through DTG outpulse and static tone channels. Contol tone allocation with inpulse rules and two commands—the Voice Path Control ($66) and the DTMF Collection Control ($67) commands.
Table 2-3 supersedes the tone generation table listed in the Cisco VCO/4K Standard Programming Reference and the Cisco VCO/4K Extended Programming Reference. It also supersedes the tone output level specifications found in the Cisco VCO/4K Card Technical Descriptions. Refer to the Cisco VCO/4K System Administrator's Guide for more information on tone generation.
The tones and their corresponding output levels, decimal values, hexadecimal values, and port addresses are summarized in Table 2-3.
| Tone | Output Level | Decimal Value | Hexadecimal Value | Port Address |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Beep | — | 0 | 00 | None |
Quiet | — | 1 | 01 | 04C0 |
1 KHz | 0 dBm | 2 | 02 | 04C1 |
Dial | -13 dBm | 3 | 03 | 04C2 |
380 Hz | -10 dBm | 4 | 04 | 04C3 |
Beep (440Hz) | -13 dBm | 5 | 05 | 04C4 |
480 Hz | -17 dBm | 6 | 06 | 04C5 |
1400 Hz | -10 dBm | 7 | 07 | 04C6 |
1000 Hz @max CODEC output | — | 8 | 08 | 04C7 |
950 Hz | -13 dBm | 9 | 09 | 04C8 |
404 Hz | 0 dBm | 10 | 0A | 04C9 |
1004 Hz | 0 dBm | 11 | 0B | 04CA |
2804 Hz | 0 dBm | 12 | 0C | 04CB |
Steady Ringback | -10 dBm | 13 | 0D | 04CC |
1800 Hz | -10 dBm | 14 | 0E | 04CD |
Digital test pattern | — | 15 | 0F | 04CE |
440 Hz | -10 dBm | 16 | 10 | 04CF |
Ring | -13 dBm | 17 | 11 | 04D0 |
Congestion (Howler) | -13 dBm | 18 | 12 | 04D1 |
Call in Progress | -13 dBm | 19 | 13 | 04D2 |
380 Hz | -10 dBm | 20 | 14 | 04D3 |
Special Dial | -12 dBm | 21 | 15 | 04D4 |
Reserved | — | 22 | 16 | 04D5 |
Reserved | — | 23 | 17 | 04D6 |
Reserved | — | 24 | 18 | 04D7 |
Special Information | -12 dBm | 25 | 19 | 04D8 |
Reserved | — | 26 | 1A | 04D9 |
Reserved | — | 27 | 1B | 04DA |
Reserved | — | 28 | 1C | 04DB |
Reserved | — | 29 | 1D | 04DC |
Reserved | — | 30 | 1E | 04DD |
Reserved | — | 31 | 1F | 04DE |
Reserved | — | 32 | 20 | 04DF |
DTMF digit 0 (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 33 | 21 | 04E0 |
DTMF digit 1 (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 34 | 22 | 04E1 |
DTMF digit 2 (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 35 | 23 | 04E2 |
DTMF digit 3 (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 36 | 24 | 04E3 |
DTMF digit 4 (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 37 | 25 | 04E4 |
DTMF digit 5 (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 38 | 26 | 04E5 |
DTMF digit 6 (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 39 | 27 | 04E6 |
DTMF digit 7 (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 40 | 28 | 04E7 |
DTMF digit 8 (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 41 | 29 | 04E8 |
DTMF digit 9 (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 42 | 2A | 04E9 |
DTMF digit A (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 43 | 2B | 04EA |
DTMF digit B (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 44 | 2C | 04EB |
DTMF digit C (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 45 | 2D | 04EC |
DTMF digit D (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 46 | 2E | 04ED |
DTMF digit * (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 47 | 2F | 04EE |
DTMF digit # (steady) | -9/-11 dBm/freq | 48 | 30 | 04EF |
MF digit 0 (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 49 | 31 | 04F0 |
MF digit 1 (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 50 | 32 | 04F1 |
MF digit 2 (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 51 | 33 | 04F2 |
MF digit 3 (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 52 | 34 | 04F3 |
MF digit 4 (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 53 | 35 | 04F4 |
MF digit 5 (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 54 | 36 | 04F5 |
MF digit 6 (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 55 | 37 | 04F6 |
MF digit 7 (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 56 | 38 | 04F7 |
MF digit 8 (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 57 | 39 | 04F8 |
MF digit 9 (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 58 | 3A | 04F9 |
MF digit KP (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 59 | 3B | 04FA |
MF digit ST (steady) | -7 dBm/freq | 60 | 3C | 04FB |
MF digit ST3P | -7 dBm/freq | 61 | 3D | 04FC |
MF digit STP | -7 dBm/freq | 62 | 3E | 04FD |
MF digit ST2P | -7 dBm/freq | 63 | 3F | 04FE |
Posted: Sat Sep 28 20:30:12 PDT 2002
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