Zoom Dialer 27 - Manual (Page 16)

12 Hotline Dialer Installation & User Guide
Settings
In this section we tell you how to vary the loudness or length of the DTMF
tones generated by your dialer. If you don't care about these things, please go
to Using Your Dialer on page 13.
Dialer Tone Settings
The dialer dials by generating DTMF tones. You can adjust the DTMF tone
volume and tone length to please you.
Note that if you select short and/or soft tones, these may not be consistently
and reliably detected. If you have this problem, often you can make just the
first tone of each number longer or louder to make detection reliable. The first
tone is the first digit of the hotline number, or if you used advanced hotline
number programming, it is the first digit of each of the numbers you entered.
By default, the first tone is longer than other tones, but at the same volume.
You can modify the length and loudness of first tones using the #*5n and
#*6n commands below.
If you don't want to change the DTMF tone settings, please turn to Using the
Dialer on page 13.
Tone Volume: To control the volume, go off-hook and dial
#*34## for LOUD tones (nominally 0dBm)
#*33## for MEDIUM tones (nominally -6dBm) (default)
#*32## for SOFT tones (nominally -12dBm)
#*31## for SOFTEST tones (nominally -18dBm)
#*60## first tones same as other tones (default)
#*61## first tones LOUD, other tones as programmed by #*3 command
Tone Length: To control the length, go off-hook and dial
#*45## for 250 millisecond tones
#*44## for 150 millisecond tones
#*43## for 100 millisecond tones (default)
#*42## for 70 millisecond tones
#*41## for 50 millisecond tones
#*40## for 40 millisecond tones
#*50## first tones same as other tones
#*51## first tones long (1/4 second), other tones as programmed by #*4
command
Note: Interdigit time is 30ms for 40ms tones, 50ms for 50 -100ms tones, and
70ms for 150 & 250ms tones.