In this section:

A unique signaling sequence in the format "ssp#", where # is an index value (ex. ssp1).

To View Ssp

On SBC main screen, navigate to Configuration > Profile Management > Category: Service Profiles > Disconnect Signal Sequence Profile > Ssp.

Select the desired Disconnect Signal Sequence Profile from the drop-down list to view its respective Ssp parameters.

Configuration - Profile Management - Disconnect Signal Sequence Profile - Ssp Main field

The Ssp window is displayed.

Profile Management - Service Profiles - Disconnect Signal Sequence Profile - Ssp

To Edit Ssp

To edit any of the Ssp in the list, click the radio button next to the specific Ssp name.

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The Edit Selected Ssp window is displayed.

The field is read-only, and cannot be edited.

To Create Ssp

To create a new Ssp, click New Ssp tab on the Ssp List panel.

Profile Management - Service Profiles - Disconnect Signal Sequence Profile - Ssp Fields

The Create New Ssp window is displayed.

Profile Management - Service Profiles - Disconnect Signal Sequence Profile - Ssp Create Window

The following fields are displayed:

Note

If both a tone and an announcement are required when configuring the SBC 7000 for this profile, ensure the announcement is played first. If your configuration mandates playing a tone first, configure a small duration silent .wave file as the first announcement to overcome this restriction.

Disconnect SSP parameters

Parameter

Description

Name

A unique signaling sequence in the format "ssp#", where # is an index value (ex. ssp1)

position

The position in Disconnect SSP at which to execute this step.
This parameter allows you to insert steps into the middle of a Disconnect SSP without needing to renumber the index of the subsequent SSP steps. Positions begin with zero, so to insert a step in front of step 3 in the current Disconnect SSP, you declare a position of 2. (default = 0).

token

This parameter specifies the token, or action to perform.

  • clear – Initiate call clearing procedures on the call. The disconnect reason is an integer specified in param1.
  • delay – Delay further execution of the Disconnect SSP for the interval (in milliseconds) specified in param1.
  • exec – Start execution of the SSP specified in param1.
  • playAnn – Play the announcement specified in param1. The param1 value must match a previously established announcement number see "Announcement Package - CLI" .
  • playTone – Play the tone specified in param1 for the duration specified in param2. The param1 value must match a defined tone type (see "Tone Profile - CLI" . If param2 is "0", the tone plays indefinitely (or until it completes on its own). Execution of the Disconnect SSP is suspended until the tone completes.

param1

A text field used to pass parameter #1 to the Disconnect SSP signaling sequence that is being configured. This parameter is dependent on the Disconnect signaling token used in this signaling sequence.

param2

A text field used to pass parameter #2 to the Disconnect SSP signaling sequence that is being configured. This parameter is dependent on the Disconnect signaling token used in this signaling sequence.

state

The administrative state of this Disconnect SSP. To reconfigure or delete the profile, set to 'disabled'.

  • disabled (default)
  • enabled

 

To Copy Ssp

To copy any of the created Ssp and to make any minor changes, click the radio button next to the specific Ssp to highlight the row.

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Click Copy Ssp tab on the Ssp List panel.

Profile Management - Service Profiles - Disconnect Signal Sequence Profile - Ssp Fields

The Copy Selected Ssp window is displayed along with the field details which can be edited.

Profile Management - Service Profiles - Disconnect Signal Sequence Profile - Ssp Copy Window

Make the required changes to the required fields and click Save to save the changes. The copied Ssp is displayed at the bottom of the original Ssp in the Ssp List panel.

To Delete Ssp

To delete any of the created Ssp, click the radio button next to the specific Ssp which you want to delete.

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Click Delete at the end of the highlighted row. A delete confirmation message appears seeking your decision.

Profile Management - Service Profiles - Disconnect Signal Sequence Profile - Ssp Delete Confirmation

Click Yes to remove the specific Ssp from the list.

 

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