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Touch-Tone or Rotary Signaling Feature

Description

TTR Settings

A TTR is allocated for 24 seconds at the beginning of the call and is reset to 24 seconds each time another digit is entered. If a digit is not dialed within the time frame, the TTR is removed from the call and the following occurs, depending on whether the call is an inside or outside call:

The system is factory-set to generate Touch-Tone signals for all lines/trunks, except tie trunks, when users dial outside calls. The factory setting can be changed for individual rotary trunks so that Touch-Tone signals are converted to rotary pulses for transmission to the Central Office.

Rotary signaling can be set for Delay or No Delay. Delay is the factory setting; it makes the rotary pulse inaudible to the telephone user and delays sending the dialed number from the control unit to the line/trunk until the user is finished dialing.

Topics
  Description
 
  Touch-Tone Receiver (TTR)
System Requirements for TTRs Table
TTRs Required by Voice Messaging Systems/Auto Attendants Table
TTRs Required for Primary Delay Announcement Devices When Using Prompt-Based Overflow Table
TTRs Required for Secondary Delay Announcement Devices When Using Prompt-Based Overflow Table
Steps to Calculate Required TTRs
TTR Settings
  At a Glance
  Considerations & Constraints
  System Programming
  Mode Differences