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7845 ISDN Network Terminator Extended - Identifying types of tones
Applicable to: World-Wide
Reset Tone:
This the tone that you hear when the 7845 is first installed. Two short beeps of different pitch, repeating every 3 seconds.
This tone will be heard when you go off-hook, if the 7845 is operating in Standard Mode.
Error Tone:
This is a continuous sequence of short alternating pitched tones. It can be terminated by going off-hook, or by a hook-flash.
Potential reasons for its generation are:
- Dial-sequence time out.
- Error in entering commands.
- Request for feature not subscribed from ISDN provider.
- Inability to successfully connect to the ISDN network.
- Inability to move from Standard Mode to Extended Mode.
Low Battery Warning:
This consists of a very short, high-pitched beep, repeating every 10 seconds. This signal should only occur when local AC power has been interrupted.
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Modems, Performance | |
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Date Created |
03-11-97 | |
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Last Updated |
12-04-99 | |
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Revision Date |
12-04-2000 | |
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IBM Options | |
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Product Family |
Communication Adapters | |
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Machine Type |
ISDN | |
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7845001 | |
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