inter-digit Timeout means, if you set telephony-service, timeouts interdigit 120 seconds and you press one digit on the phone and do nothing,it will timeout after 120 seconds.
The problem Im having is when I press the transfer key, I'll get inside dial tone and if Im too slow to select a number from my Local Directory it will timeout after 16 seconds then I'll have to resume the call and start all over again.
I would like to do call transfer from my Local Directory. when I would received a call I press transfer, look up the number in my Local Directory but sometime it could take longer to look up the number and I get timeout after 16 second, can this time be extended?
<2-120> secondsThe inter-digit timeout duration, in seconds, is set on the timer for all the Cisco IP phones (for outbound calls). The range is from two to 120 seconds.
The default is ten seconds.
I am assuming you are using the default UC500 configuration that uses STCAPP to control the FXS ports.
inter-digit Timeout
inter-digit Timeout means, if you set telephony-service, timeouts interdigit 120 seconds and you press one digit on the phone and do nothing,it will timeout after 120 seconds.
The problem Im having is when I press the transfer key, I'll get inside dial tone and if Im too slow to select a number from my Local Directory it will timeout after 16 seconds then I'll have to resume the call and start all over again.
Im not using FXS port, Im using ISDN
Thanks
Voice-port 0/0/0
Voice-port 0/0/0 relate to FXS port.
Im referring to inside dial tone.
I would like to do call transfer from my Local Directory. when I would received a call I press transfer, look up the number in my Local Directory but sometime it could take longer to look up the number and I get timeout after 16 second, can this time be extended?
Many Thanks
rbrown
inter-digit Timeout
Yes, you can reduce or increase the inter-digit timeout value under Telephony configuration mode as this example shows:
Router#configure terminal
Router(config)#telephony-service
Router(config-telephony)#timeouts interdigit ?
<2-120> secondsThe inter-digit timeout duration, in seconds, is set on the timer for all the Cisco IP phones (for outbound calls). The range is from two to 120 seconds.
The default is ten seconds.
I am assuming you are using the default UC500 configuration that uses STCAPP to control the FXS ports.
timeouts initial
home-system(config)#voice-port 0/0/0
home-system(config-voiceport)#time
home-system(config-voiceport)#timeouts ?
call-disconnect Call Disconnect Timeout after Destination Hangs Up in seconds
initial Initial Timeout duration in seconds
interdigit Interdigit Timeout duration in seconds
ringing Ringing no answer timeout duration in seconds
wait-release Wait release timeout duration in seconds
home-system(config-voiceport)#timeouts ini
home-system(config-voiceport)#timeouts initial ?
<0-120> seconds
Remember to bounce the voice port after your changes (shut / no shut).
Marcos