Black Box FX150A Manual De Usuario
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LINESHARE PRO
ATDP (phone number) T
,#22,#22,#22,#22
,#22,#22,#22,#22
Again, you should consider
whether the call is local or long
distance, and what the appropriate
access code is for the desired port.
distance, and what the appropriate
access code is for the desired port.
NOTE
If a port access code is
changed to a number using
various digits (for example,
4598), the caller will use a
similar dialing string with #
between access codes.
Example: ATDT (phone
number), #4598,#4598, #4598
changed to a number using
various digits (for example,
4598), the caller will use a
similar dialing string with #
between access codes.
Example: ATDT (phone
number), #4598,#4598, #4598
4.13 Using Single-Frequency Tone
Detection
When the Lineshare Pro answers a
call, it listens for specific pre-
programmed tones and
automatically routes the call to the
correct port. If a tone is not present,
the call is routed to the primary
default port.
call, it listens for specific pre-
programmed tones and
automatically routes the call to the
correct port. If a tone is not present,
the call is routed to the primary
default port.
The Lineshare Pro listens for the
following single-frequency tones:
• 1000hz
• 1100hz (typically fax CNG tone)
• 1200hz
• 1300hz
• 1400hz
• 1500hz
• 1600hz
• 2225hz (typically reverse modem
tone)
The Lineshare Pro is factory-preset
to route calls as follows:
• Port 1—1000hz
• Port 2—1600hz
• Port 3—1100hz
• Port 4—2225hz