The Route Advance Delay feature allows the search for an available
trunk to be interrupted for a set time. After this time has elapsed,
a more expensive trunk is searched for. However, if a cheaper trunk (1)
becomes available within this time, the time is stopped and the relevant
trunk group is assigned. If the search for a B channel is interrupted
and if the delay timer is greater than two seconds, this will be signalled
to the user by a short tone. It is therefore possible for the user to
search in a cheaper trunk.
Figure 41. Queuing with cn Route Advance Delay