GVP MCP:sip:attconfnetworktonetimeout
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|valid=sip.attconfnetworktonetimeout should be positive integer. | |valid=sip.attconfnetworktonetimeout should be positive integer. | ||
|takeseffect=At start/restart | |takeseffect=At start/restart | ||
| − | |shortdesc=Specify the network tone timeout in ms for an ATT conference, in which there is no direct way to tell if DTMF star (*) is part of network tone or user input. Since a complete network tone, which is composed of two DTMF stars (**) plus a DTMF digit, would arrive within a short period of time since the first DTMF star comes in, it is reasonable to believe that the DTMF star(s) are user inputs if no complete network tone is received within the time specified in this parameter. By default, attconfnetworktonetimeout is set to 1000 (1s). | + | |shortdesc=Specify the network tone timeout in ms for an ATT conference, in which |
| + | there is no direct way to tell if DTMF star (*) is part of | ||
| + | network tone or user input. Since a complete network tone, | ||
| + | which is composed of two DTMF stars (**) plus a DTMF digit, | ||
| + | would arrive within a short period of time since the first | ||
| + | DTMF star comes in, it is reasonable to believe that the DTMF | ||
| + | star(s) are user inputs if no complete network tone is received | ||
| + | within the time specified in this parameter. By default, | ||
| + | attconfnetworktonetimeout is set to 1000 (1s). | ||
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