11.6.15. CTIME Timers for CCM 
If a multiple code calling system has less search jobs than the number specified in
the TSCSU
AMO, the system starts a corresponding number of dummy tasks. For each dummy task
in the
search queue, a timer is started which takes the same amount of time to run down as
a
normal search job.
The next search job in the queue is not transmitted until the dummy
task timer (WAIT1/2) has timed out. This allows the system to achieve
near-constant time cycles for each repeat beeping.
With the CTIME AMO, you can configure the system to delete unanswered
search jobs after a specific number of attempts, or to keep unanswered
search jobs in the search queue for a specific length of time (to allow
users more time to answer).
Search jobs are deleted when the timer runs out (CLRANS1/2/3/4).
For administration purposes, the two timers WAIT1 and WAIT2 are sufficient,
since the OpenScape 4000 system permits a maximum of two multiple code-calling
systems to be configured. These timers can be set between 0.5 and 5 seconds
(in steps of 100 ms) .
- Change timers for first and second dummy task:
CHA-CTIME:TYPESWU=CCM,WAIT1=1000,WAIT2=2000;
- Display timers for first and second dummy task:
DIS-CTIME:TYPESWU=CCM; "" " TIMERS FOR MULTIPLE CODE-CALLING SYSTEMS:" " =========================================" " +-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+" " | NOTRDY1 = @@@@ SEC. | NOTRDY2 = @@@@ SEC. | WAIT1 = 1000 MS. |" " | WAIT2 = 2000 MS. | CLRANS1 = @@@@ SEC. | CLRANS2 = @@@@ SEC. |" " | CLRANS3 = @@@@ SEC. | CLRANS4 = @@@@ SEC. | |" " +-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+" ""
- Regenerate the call processing timers:
REGENERATE-CTIME; "CHA-CTIME:CP,@,@@,@,@@@,@@@,@@@,@@,@@@,@@@,@@@,@,@,@@@,@@@,@,@@,@@,@@@," "@@@,@@@,@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@," "@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@," "@@@,@@@,@@,@@@,@@@,@@;" "CHA-CTIME:TRK,@@@,@@@,@@@,@@@,@@,@@@;" "CHA-CTIME:ATND,@@,@@,@@,@@;" "CHA-CTIME:CCM,@@,@@,1000,2000,@@@,@@@,@@@,@@@;" "CHA-CTIME:RES,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@," "@@@@@,@@@@@,@@@@@;"