ASAI and Call Control

a classifier is used only if answering machine detection has been requested for the call. This feature should only be used with trunks that provide answer supervision.

Call Classifier — The call classifier detects an answer when:

Voice energy is detected by the call classifier.

A “SIT-detected” message is received from the call classifier reporting a specific Special Information Tone (SIT) and the SIT treatment is administered to connect the call for the particular detected tone.

A “non-classifiable energy detected” message is received from the call classifier.

The “timeout” message is received from the software and told by the call classifier reporting that there was no tone detected after a timeout interval. This information appears on the System Parameters-Features form as the “off-premises tone detect timeout.”

Answering Machine Detection (AMD) treatment is enabled for a call and an Answering Machine is detected.

The call is treated according to administration or to the treatment requested in the message. Treatment in the message overrides the administered treatment.

Local detection — A call placed to an on-ECS endpoint is considered answered when the called party answers the call.

If the call is answered in one of the ways described above, the Answered Event Report is sent to the adjunct. When the call results in a SIT which is to be treated as answer, a cause value with the particular SIT is included in the Answered Event Report. See Chapter 3, ‘‘Event Reporting and U-Abort Capabilities’’ for more information on the Answered Event Report’s contents.

Drop Classification

The classifier is immediately disconnected following detection of one of the conditions described below.

No Answer Condition

For calls placed to off-ECS destinations, the “no answer” condition is the result of the call classifier detecting ringing energy for the entire duration specified (the maximum number of rings times six seconds). The number of rings for each call may be selected from a range (two to 15) provided as an option in the Third Party Make Call capability. Values outside this range will cause the call to be denied (cause CS3/79 — Service or Option Not Implemented). The default is approximately 60 seconds (approximately 10 rings).

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