Siemens 70isdn Distinction between Dtmf and keypad signalling, Reactivate Dtmf signalling

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Convenient and secure telephone communication

DTMF signals: off

Reactivate DTMF signalling

Press the illuminated feature key "DTMF signals: off".

Distinction between DTMF and keypad signalling

The following table illustrates the difference in the signals produced when the keys on the keypad are pressed in DTMF signalling mode (➔ page 61) and keypad signalling mode (➔ page 61). The table takes into account the vari- ous system configurations which support Profiset 70isdn operation.

Type of signalling with	Keys transmit:	DTMF/keypad number
system configuration:		feature keys:

DTMF signalling with	DTMF signals	Character string in DTMF
main station

Keypad signalling with	Keypad information	Character string as keypad
main station	element (IE)	information elements (IE)

DTMF signalling with	DTMF signals	Character string as keypad
CENTREX		information elements (IE)

Keypad signalling with	Keypad information	Character string as keypad
CENTREX	element (IE)	information elements (IE)

DTMF signalling with	DTMF signals plus called	Character string as DTMF
S0 extension*	party number (IE)	signals plus called party
		number (IE)
Keypad signalling with	Called party number (IE) only	Character string as called
S0 extension*		party number only
DTMF signalling with	DTMF signals	Character string in DTMF
point-to-point configuration

Keypad-signalling with	Keypad information	Character string as keypad
point-to-point configuration	element (IE)	information elements (IE)

*"S0 extension" refers to Siemens 8818/A6 systems and the Octopus systems available from Deutsche Telekom AG.

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