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South Africa Tone Plan

South Africa Tone Plan

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 the supervision tones specific to the South Africa telephone network.

The information in this chapter supersedes the information in the following manuals:

Tone Characteristics

Table 2-1 summarizes the characteristics of the most frequently used supervision tones in the South Africa network.


Table 2-1: South Africa Digital Tone Generator Supervision Tones
Tone Frequencies (Hz) Amplitude (dBm) Cadence Detected by CPA?

Dial

400 modulated 33 at 90%

-8

Continuous

Yes

Ring

400 modulated 33 at 90%

-8

0.4 seconds on,
0.2 seconds off,
0.4 seconds on,
2 seconds off,
REPEATED

Yes

Busy

400

-8

0.5 seconds on,
0.5 seconds off,
REPEATED

Yes

Reorder

400

-8

0.25 seconds on,
0.25 seconds off,
REPEATED

Yes

SIT

950
1400
1800

-8
-8
-8

0.33 seconds on,
0.33 seconds on,
0.33 seconds on,
0.33 seconds off,
REPEATED

Yes

Intrusion

400

-8

0.15 seconds on,
0.25 seconds off,
0.15 seconds on,
1.45 seconds off,
REPEATED

No

Call Notify

900

-8

0.2 seconds on,
0.2 seconds off,
0.2 seconds on,
0.2 seconds off,
0.2 seconds on,
5 seconds off,
REPEATED

No

Comfort

950
950
1400

-8
-8
-8

0.66 seconds on,
0.33 seconds off,
0.33 seconds on,
1.32 seconds on,
2.64 seconds off,
REPEATED

Yes—as Pager

Call Waiting

400 modulated 33 at 90%

-8

0.25 seconds on,
0.25 seconds off,
0.25 seconds on,
0.25 seconds off,
0.25 seconds on,
0.25 seconds off,
0.25 seconds on,
7.25 seconds off,
REPEATED

Yes—as Reorder

Number Unavailable

400

-8

2.5 seconds on,
0.5 seconds off,
REPEATED

Yes—as SIT

Positive Acknowledge

700
1100

-8

0.25 seconds on,
0.25 seconds off,
0.25 seconds on,
0.25 seconds off,
REPEATED

Yes—as Reorder

Tone Detection

CPA processing is modified to support the South Africa 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.

Answer Supervision Template Screen Terminology

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 South Africa country feature package.


Table 2-2: Answer Supervision Template Screen Terminology for South Africa
Answer Supervision Template
Event and Tone Names
South Africa Tone Names

Dial

Dial

Ringback

Ring

Busy

Busy

Reorder

Reorder, Call Waiting, Positive Acknowledge

SIT Tones

SIT, Number Unavailable

Pager Cue

Comfort

Ring Cess.1

Not Applicable

Voice Det.1

Not Applicable

Voice Cess.1

Not Applicable

Wink1

Not Applicable

Answer1

Not Applicable

Time1

Not Applicable

Hook Flash1

Not Applicable

ISUP Tone

Not Applicable

ISUP Cess.1

Not Applicable

1Not a tone.

Tone Generation

Tone generation is performed through DTG outpulse and static tone channels. The allocation of these tones is controlled via inpulse rules, the Voice Path Control ($66) command and the DTMF Collection Control ($67) command.

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. For more information on generating tones, refer to the Cisco VCO/4K System Administrator's Guide.

The tones and their corresponding output levels, decimal values, hexadecimal values, and port addresses are summarized in Table 2-3.


Table 2-3: Tone Levels, Values, and Port Addresses
Tone Output Level Decimal Value Hex Value Port Address

Beep

0

00

None

Quiet (PCM idle pattern 01010100)

1

01

04C0

1 KHz Test Tone

0 dBm

2

02

04C1

Dial

-8 dBm

3

03

04C2

380 Hz Digit Trip

-10 dBm

4

04

04C3

440 Hz

-13 dBm

5

05

04C4

480 Hz High Tone

-17 dBm

6

06

04C5

1400 Hz

-8 dBm

7

07

04C6

1000 Hz @max CODEC output

5.79 dBm

8

08

04C7

950 Hz

-8 dBm

9

09

04C8

404 Hz Test Tone

0 dBm

10

0A

04C9

900 Hz Test Tone

-8 dBm

11

0B

04CA

2804 Hz

0 dBm

12

0C

04CB

Steady Ringback

variable

13

0D

04CC

1800 Hz

-8 dBm

14

0E

04CD

Digital Test Pattern

15

0F

04CE

400 Hz

-14 dBm

16

10

04CF

Reserved

17

11

04D0

Ring

-8 dBm

18

12

04D1

Busy

-8 dBm

19

13

04D2

Reorder

-8 dBm

20

14

04D3

SIT

-8 dBm

21

15

04D4

Intrusion

-8 dBm

22

16

04D5

Call Notify

-8 dBm

23

17

04D6

Comfort

-8 dBm

24

18

04D7

Call Waiting

-8 dBm

25

19

04D8

Number Unavailable

-8 dBm

26

1A

04D9

Positive Acknowledge

-8 dBm

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)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

33

21

04E0

DTMF digit 1 (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

34

22

04E1

DTMF digit 2 (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

35

23

04E2

DTMF digit 3 (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

36

24

04E3

DTMF digit 4 (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

37

25

04E4

DTMF digit 5 (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

38

26

04E5

DTMF digit 6 (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

39

27

04E6

DTMF digit 7 (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

40

28

04E7

DTMF digit 8 (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

41

29

04E8

DTMF digit 9 (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

42

2A

04E9

DTMF digit A (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

43

2B

04EA

DTMF digit B (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

44

2C

04EB

DTMF digit C (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

45

2D

04EC

DTMF digit D (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

46

2E

04ED

DTMF digit * (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

47

2F

04EE

DTMF digit # (steady)

-13/-11 dBm/freq

48

30

04EF

MF digit 0 (steady) (1300 + 1500 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

49

31

04F0

MF digit 1 (steady) (700 + 900 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

50

32

04F1

MF digit 2 (steady) (700 + 1100 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

51

33

04F2

MF digit 3 (steady) (900 + 1100 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

52

34

04F3

MF digit 4 (steady) (700 + 1300 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

53

35

04F4

MF digit 5 (steady) (900 + 1300 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

54

36

04F5

MF digit 6 (steady) (1100 + 1300 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

55

37

04F6

MF digit 7 (steady) (700 + 1500 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

56

38

04F7

MF digit 8 (steady) (900 + 1500 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

57

39

04F8

MF digit 9 (steady) (1100 + 1500 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

58

3A

04F9

MF digit KP (steady) (1100 + 1700 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

59

3B

04FA

MF digit ST (steady (1500 + 1700 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

60

3C

04FB

MF digit ST3P (700 + 1700 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

61

3D

04FC

MF digit STP (900 + 1700 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

62

3E

04FD

MF digit ST2P (1300 + 1700 Hz)

-7 dBm/freq

63

3F

04FE


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