Field | Description |
Busy Forward | Check the Busy box and enter the Busy forward |
| number in the field. For example, if user A’s phone |
| has Busy checked with the number set to |
| then incoming calls for A’s phone will be forwarded |
| to number |
No Answer Forward | Check the No Answer box and enter the no answer |
| forward number and time in the field supplied. For |
| example, if user A’s phone is receiving an incoming |
| call and has No Answer checked with number 555- |
| 5555 and the |
| phone call will be forwarded to number |
| it is not answered for 10 seconds. |
Advanced SIP parameters
Following is explanation of advanced SIP parameters in the V85 SIP configuration page. Note that these will generally not need to be adjusted unless you are directed to do so by a VoIP Service Provider or NetComm Technical Support.
Reg. Expire | Duration of interval for SIP | |
RTP Port |
| The base port of the range of the transmitted RTP |
|
| packets port; |
Note: | The real port range that V85 uses for RTP packets is from specified base | |
| port to base port+6. For example, if base port is 16384, then real range is | |
| 16384 ~ 16390. |
|
Codec |
| The type of the Codec of the transmitted RTP |
|
| packets. |
RTP Packet Interval | This setting lets you choose RTP packet interval ; | |
|
| please ask your VoIP service provider for the best |
|
| value. The default setting is 20ms for G.729 codec, |
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| 30ms for G.723 codec. In the keypad configuration, |
it uses the term “LowRate”, to indicate this setting. When you choose either 40ms for G.729 or 60ms G.723, the keypad configuration shows “LowRate True”.
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