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FAILOVERCAUSES: Comma separated list of cause codes that would allow the phone to try
the next entry in a list of memories. It is in no particular order. The cause codes are as
defined by Q.931 - See table below. The default list is:1,17,18,21,27,38,41,50,88
Code Cause SIP Clearance Code Comment
0 or
16
EndedByRemoteUser
EndedByLocalUser
Call ended
normally
1 EndedByNoUser Failure_NotFound (404)
16 EndedByCallerAbort
17
EndedByRemoteBusy Failure_BusyHere (486) Causes NU
tone to be
played out.
18 Time out Request time out (408)
21
EndedByAnswerDenied Declined Local user
refused call
21 EndedByRefusal Default All Others
27 EndedByConnectFail
38 EndedByTransportFail
41 EndedByTemporaryFailure Failure_RequestTimeout (408)
50 EndedBySecurityDenial Failure_Forbidden (403)
88
EndedByCapabilityExchange Failure_UnsupportedMediaType
(415)
Note that there are two failover mechanisms: one for memories (defined here) and a second
for proxies (defined in section 5.4). If a call fails due to a proxy problem, the phone will then
try to place the call to the same number on the next proxy. If the call fails due to an endpoint
problem (for example "busy"), the phone will try the next number in the list, on the current
proxy.
REMOTEALERTINGTIMEOUT: sets the maximum length of time in seconds that the phone
will ring on an outgoing call before timing out and returning "Number Unobtainable" (Tone 6)
to the user. A value of 0 disables the timer, meaning it will ring until the caller hangs up or the
remote end refuses the call. Range is 0-600. Default value 0.
LOCALALERTINGTIMEOUT: sets the maximum length of time in seconds that the phone will
ring on an incoming call before timing out and returning a "no answer" result to the caller. A
value of 0 disables the timer, meaning it will ring until the caller stops ringing. Range is 0-600.
Default value 0.
REMOTEALERTINGTIMEOUTCAUSECODE: sets the cause code (from the table above)
that will be entered in the call description record (CDR) if an outgoing call times out without
being answered. Default value 18.
LOCALALERTINGTIMEOUTCAUSECODE: sets the cause code (from the table above) that
will be entered in the call description record (CDR) if an incoming call times out without being
answered. It also sets the failover code that is returned to the calling party. Default value 18,
which will send a failover code of 408 from the table above.
5.11 Key mapping
The Key Mapping page shows the key map of the telephone, and also controls code
activation for the phone's relays. The key map is factory configured to the hardware and will
vary according to the precise model supplied (an 18 button version is shown) . The keymap
cannot be changed by users.
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