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Joined: Jun 2007
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Does anyone know how to lengthen the amount of time a user has between dialing digits before the system defaults to "invalid number"?
I tried MMC 501 timers - ISDN Interdigit timer by changing it to 8 seconds from 3 for calls dialed out over the PRIs, but this also added 5 addtional seconds to post dial delay.
Thanks,
Westcott
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Joined: Nov 2002
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Try turning on lcr. That way you can control the interdigit but the call will go out once a match is made in your lcr table.
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Joined: Mar 2008
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Is LCR the only way to handle this?
I am having the same issue on a 7200. Never used a PRI before and did not realize this was going to be an issue. The customer is kind of annoyed.
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Joined: Sep 2004
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Just the way the Samsung works. Only way to deal with this is setting up LCR. I usually set the ISDN interdigit timer to 5 or 6 seconds, my customers don't even notice. The other option without LCR is to dial a # at the end of the dial string, will send the call immediately.
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