Set Up Global Tones with Sample Code

How to Set Up Global Tones

You can set up your application to recognize different calling tones, such as fax tones, special tones used in alarm systems, etc.

A C# code sample of different Global Tones:

<setting name="GlobalTones" serializeAs="Xml">
  <value>
    <ArrayOfGlobalTone xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
      <GlobalTone>
        <ToneId>X</ToneId>
        <Frequency1>850</Frequency1>
        <Frequency1Deviation>100</Frequency1Deviation>
        <Frequency2>0</Frequency2>
        <Frequency2Deviation>0</Frequency2Deviation>
        <OnTime>15</OnTime>
        <OnTimeDeviation>0</OnTimeDeviation>
        <OffTime>0</OffTime>
        <OffTimeDeviation>0</OffTimeDeviation>
        <Repeating>0</Repeating>
        <TrailingEdge>0</TrailingEdge>
      </GlobalTone>
      <GlobalTone>
        <ToneId>Y</ToneId>
        <Frequency1>1000</Frequency1>
        <Frequency1Deviation>100</Frequency1Deviation>
        <Frequency2>0</Frequency2>
        <Frequency2Deviation>0</Frequency2Deviation>
        <OnTime>15</OnTime>
        <OnTimeDeviation>0</OnTimeDeviation>
        <OffTime>0</OffTime>
        <OffTimeDeviation>0</OffTimeDeviation>
        <Repeating>0</Repeating>
        <TrailingEdge>0</TrailingEdge>
      </GlobalTone>
      <GlobalTone>
        <ToneId>Z</ToneId>
        <Frequency1>1400</Frequency1>
        <Frequency1Deviation>100</Frequency1Deviation>
        <Frequency2>0</Frequency2>
        <Frequency2Deviation>0</Frequency2Deviation>
        <OnTime>15</OnTime>
        <OnTimeDeviation>0</OnTimeDeviation>
        <OffTime>0</OffTime>
        <OffTimeDeviation>0</OffTimeDeviation>
        <Repeating>0</Repeating>
        <TrailingEdge>0</TrailingEdge>
      </GlobalTone>
    </ArrayOfGlobalTone>
  </value>
</setting>