International Dialing Country Codes

Table 13-2		International Dialing Country Codes			(continued)

Country	Code	Country	Code	Country	Code


Guam	671	Norway	47	Vatican City	39

Guantanamo Bay	53	Pakistan	92	Venezuela	58

Guatemala	502	Panama	507	Wales	44

Guyana	592	Paraguay	595	Yugoslavia	38

Haiti	509	Peru	51	Zaire, Rep.	243

Honduras	504	Philippines	63	Zambia	260

Hong Kong	852	Poland	48	Zimbabwe	263

India	91

Speed Map Dial Digits

specifies the number of digits that are used for speed-dialand auto-dialnumbers. (A speed-dial number is a short substitute for a longer number, and an auto-dial number will be dialed automatically when the receiver is taken off-hook.)

Voice Rates Minimum

specifies the minimum operating rate of all voice channels when congestion occurs.

Voice Rates Maximum

specifies the maximum operating digitization rate of all voice channels.

User Dialed Extended Dial Digits

specifies the number of extended dial digits that must be entered by the user of attached equipment as part of a dial string when Source of Extended Digits in a port’s Voice Port record is set to User.

Speed-dial numbers and extended digits can be output by remote voice/fax ports.

Extended digits will be forwarded to the remote end of the frame relay connection if all of these conditions are met:

●Extended dial digits are configured in the speed-dial map.

●The parameter Forwarded Output Digits in the Voice Port record is set to All to

Ext.

●The parameter Source of Extended Digits in the Voice Port record is set to Map.

If the first two conditions are met, but Source of Extended Digits is set to User, the operator must enter the extended dial digits to be forwarded.

Setting the number of extended digits to a value greater than zero reduces the number of allowable entries in the speed-dial map table. When Extended Dial Digits is 0, up to 512 map table entries can be defined. When Extended Dial Digits is greater than 0, only 256 entries can be defined.

See the Store and Forward Dialing examples on page C-1for more information about how this parameter is used.

Configuring Voice

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1800 specifications

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1800 specifications