Hoot and Holler Application
In a typical application, as shown in the following figure, the slave channel is connected to a loudspeaker which is considered to be always off-hook. One-way conversation starts when the user at the master end goes off-hook and summons a person at the slave end.
Hoot-and-holler is also used as a component of the Transparent CCS application, and can also be used in conjunction with Premium Voice (DVM Only).
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Note: The following is an example of how to set up a single hoot and holler channel. To configure multiple hoot-and-holler channels, each channel must have a unique switching profile number, and each switching profile must have a VNCS or NAS pointer.
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Configuration -- at the Master End
- Enter the slave channel's network number in the master's ingress table.
CLI> set voice ingressTable ingressNumber
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <IngressIndex> | Passport 4430/50/55
INTEGER (1..32) Passport 4460
INTEGER (1..60) | Enter a number from 1 to 60. For this example, assume that the index number is 1. |
| <IngressNumber> | "String" (0..40) | Enter the number of the slave channel's network number. For this example, assume that the number is 1234 |
- Enter ingress index 1 as the autocall index number.
CLI> set voice switchingProfile autoCallIndexNum
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <Profile> | Passport 4430/50/55
INTEGER (1..32) Passport 4460
INTEGER (1..60) | Enter the number of the switching profile you are configuring. |
| <autoCallIndexNum> | INTEGER (0..60) | Enter 1. This number corresponds to 1234, the number you have previously entered in the ingress table at index 1. |
- Configure autoCallType for masterHootnHoller.
CLI> set voice switchingProfile autoCallType
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <Profile> | Passport 4430/50/55
INTEGER (1..32) Passport 4460
INTEGER (1..60) | Enter the number of the switching profile you are configuring. For this example, assume that this is profile number 1. |
| <AutoCallType> | normal | masterHootnHoller |
slaveHootnHoller | Enter masterHootnHoller. |
- Assign Switching Profile 1 to the applicable voice channel.
CLI> set voice parameters switchingprofileID
For Passport 4430/50/55
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <CardNumber> | limB | limC | limD | limE | Enter the location of the card whose channel you are configuring. |
| <ChannelNumber> | INTEGER (1..12) | Enter an integer between 1 and 12, as applicable. |
| <SwitchingProfile> | INTEGER (1..32) | Enter 1, the number of the switching profile you have previously configured and which you are now assigning to that voice channel. |
For Passport 4460
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <CardNumber> | exp1 | exp2 | Enter the location of the card whose channel you are configuring. |
| <ChannelNumber> | INTEGER (1..30) | Enter an integer between 1 and 30, as applicable. |
| <SwitchingProfile> | INTEGER (1..60) | Enter 1, the number of the switching profile you have previously configured and which you are now assigning to that voice channel. |
Configuration - at the Slave End
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Note: It is assumed that the number 4567 has been previously entered in the master egress table as the phoneNumber and assigned to one of the voice channels.
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- Enter the master's network number in the slave's ingress table.
CLI> set voice ingressTable ingressNumber
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <IngressIndex> | Passport 4430/50/55
INTEGER (1..32) Passport 4460
INTEGER (1..60) | Enter a number from 1 to 60. For this example, assume that the index number is 1. |
| <IngressNumber> | "String" (0..40) | Enter the number of the master channel network number. For this example, assume that the number is 4567. |
- Enter ingress index 1 as the autocall index number.
CLI> set voice switchingProfile autoCallIndexNum
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <Profile> | Passport 4430/50/55
INTEGER (1..32) Passport 4460
INTEGER (1..60) | Enter the number of the switching profile you are configuring. For this example, assume that this is profile number 1. |
| <autoCallIndexNum> | INTEGER (0..60) | Enter 1. This number corresponds to 4567, the number you have previously entered in the ingress table at index 1. |
- Configure autoCallType for slaveHootnHoller.
CLI> set voice switchingProfile autoCallType
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <Profile> | Passport 4430/50/55
INTEGER (1..32) Passport 4460
INTEGER (1..60) | Enter the number of the switching profile you are configuring. For this example, assume that this is profile number 1. |
| <AutoCallType> | normal | masterHootnHoller | slaveHootnHoller | Enter slaveHootnHoller. |
- Assign Switching Profile 1 to the applicable voice channel.
CLI> set voice parameters switchingprofileID
For Passport 4430/50/55
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <CardNumber> | limB | limC | limD | limE | Enter the location of the card number whose channel you are configuring. |
| <ChannelNumber> | INTEGER (1..12) | Enter an integer between 1 and 12, as applicable. |
| <SwitchingProfile> | INTEGER (1..32) | Enter 1, the number of the switching profile you have previously configured and which you are now assigning to that voice channel. |
For Passport 4460
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <CardNumber> | exp1 | exp2 | Enter the location of the card number whose channel you are configuring. |
| <ChannelNumber> | INTEGER (1..30) | Enter an integer between 1 and 30, as applicable. |
| <SwitchingProfile> | INTEGER (1..60) | Enter 1, the number of the switching profile you have previously configured and which you are now assigning to that voice channel. |
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