Telular SX5T CDMA User Manual

The SX5T supports two types of caller ID devices: those that require the information to be
transmitted to the caller ID device (phone) between the first and second rings (common in North
America), and those that require the information to be transmitted prior to the first ring (common in
certain European countries). You can set your SX5T to transmit caller ID information as required by
your caller ID equipment.

• From Configuration Mode, press 

<0 or 1>

, where 

<0 or 1> are as follows:

The line alert cadence (also known as ring cadence), is the timing of the ring and silence periods
during an incoming call (what you hear when the phone rings). If necessary for your system
configuration, you may adjust the line alert cadence for your SX5T.

• From Configuration Mode, press 

<0, 1, 2, or 3>

,

where 

<0, 1, 2, or 3> are as follows:

You may adjust or disable your device’s handling of disconnect tones to suit your system
configuration. If you place a call and the remote party disconnects while you’re still on the line, you
may configure the SX5T to sound no tone (you need to hang up to disconnect the line and place
another call) or to sound various standard busy tones (to alert your system that there has been a
remote disconnect and the line is ready to be cleared).

• From Configuration Mode, press 

<0, 1, 2, or 3>

,

where 

<0, 1, 2, or 3> are as follows:

0 = no tone  –  default setting (user must hang up to close the open connection 

and place another call)

The disconnect tone setting is only in effect if Dial Tone After Remote Disconnect (DTARD) is off (see
page 14 for details).

Caller ID Display is supported on all SX5T models; however, this advanced programming setting is
available on the SX5T-500C models only.