Single Tones Sample Clauses

Single Tones. There are four types of parameters that shall be used to control single tone detection. The variation of each parameter shall be limited by the constraints listed in Table A-5. ------------------------------ Minimum Maximum -------------------------------------------------------------- Frequency 300 Hz 3300 Hz -------------------------------------------------------------- Bandwidth 0 Hz 1800 Hz -------------------------------------------------------------- Duration 100 msec 32760 msec -------------------------------------------------------------- Minimum Power Level -45 dBm 3 dBm -------------------------------------------------------------- Table A-5: Single Tone Detection Constraints The frequency detection range shall be specified the Frequency and Bandwidth parameters. Figure A-2 shows the relationship of these parameters. Note that the bandwidth specification is symmetric about the center frequency. The Frequency and Bandwidth parameters define a "must detect" range. The detector shall not use frequency criteria to reject any tones which are within the range specified Frequency/Bandwidth parameters. Tones whose frequencies are outside but close to frequency range may be detected. Software License D2 Technologies, Inc. and Maintenance Agreement August 4, 1997 CONFIDENTIAL
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Single Tones. 20 4.5.3.1.2 Dual Tones.........................................21 4.5.3.1.3 Amplitude Modulated Tones..........................22 4.5.3.1.4 Precedence.........................................23 4.5.3.1.5 North American Call Progress Signal Detection...
Single Tones. There are four types of parameters that shall be used to control single tone detection. The variation of each parameter shall be limited by the constraints listed in Table 4-5. EVP-SRM (DSP) Software Design Specification 21 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------- Minimum Maximum ---------------------------------------------------- Frequency 300 Hz 3300 Hz ---------------------------------------------------- Bandwidth 0 Hz 1800 Hz ---------------------------------------------------- Duration 100 msec 32760 msec ---------------------------------------------------- Minimum -45 dBm 3 dBm Power Level ---------------------------------------------------- Table 4-5: Single Tone Detection Constraints The frequency detection range shall be specified the Frequency and Bandwidth parameters. Figure 4-2 shows the relationship of these parameters. Note that the bandwidth specification is symmetric about the center frequency. The Frequency and Bandwidth parameters define a "must detect" range. The detector shall not use frequency criteria to reject any tones which are within the range specified Frequency/Bandwidth parameters. Tones whose frequencies are outside but close to frequency range may be detected. [Graph depicting frequency domain for a Single Tone] Figure 4-2: Frequency Domain Representation of tone parameters for a Single Tone If the Power Level of the detected parameter is greater than the minimum power specified by the parameters, the signal shall not be rejected by Power Level heuristics. Duration parameters are used to set the allowable duration of a tone. Minimum and maximum tone durations may be specified (make durations). Also, minimum and maximum silence durations between tones may be specified.

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