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System Configuration Files

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Table 34: TAP Outdial Per-destination Parameters (continued)

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Retry Control 0E 06 There are a variety of reasons that an attempt to call a destination

may fail. The Outdial TAP card will retry calls to a destination, if

so desired. Obviously getting a busy signal should cause a retry to

that number. These settings control the retry behavior for each

destination. There is a maximum number of retries and a time

between retries for each of the failure modes.

Byte 1 = destination number. The ID number of the destination to

set the session control values for. This must be between

zero and fifteen decimal, which is 00 to 0F hex.

Byte 2 = Maximum BUSY retry count. The maximum number of

times a BUSY may be detected, without a successful

connect, before TAP outdial gives up. The default is 20

(decimal) retries.

Byte 3 = Maximum NO ANSWER retry count. The maximum

number of times a NO ANSWER condition may be

detected, without a successful connect, before TAP

outdial gives up. The default is five retries.

Byte 4 = Maximum NO DIALTONE retry count. The maximum

number of times a NO DIALTONE condition may be

detected, without a successful connect, before TAP

outdial gives up. The default is five retries.

Byte 5 = Maximum NO LOGIN retry count. The maximum

number of times a NO LOGIN condition may be

detected, without a successful connect, before TAP

outdial gives up. The default is five retries.

Bytes 6 and 7 = BUSY Retry hold-off time. The number of

seconds that must elapse after a BUSY response before

that destination will be tried again. The default is a 10

second hold off.

Bytes 8 and 9 = NO ANSWER Retry hold-off time. The amount

of time that must elapse after a NO ANSWER response

before that destination will be tried again. The default is

a 30-second hold-off.

Bytes 10 and 11 = NO DIALTONE Retry hold-off time. The

amount of time that must elapse after a NO DIALTONE

response before that destination will be tried again. The

default is a 30-second hold-off.

Bytes 12 and 13 = NO LOGIN Retry hold-off time. The amount

of time that must elapse after a NO LOGIN response

before that destination will be tried again. The default is

a 30-second hold-off.

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