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Viking CPC-1 Calling Party Control

SKU: VIKCPC1

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Pete P : I have a Viking CPC Disconnect, Model CPC-1, that was installed about 3 years ago. I think it may have a problem. I have dial tone on the "Line IN", but no dial tone on the "Line OUT". Does that mean that it has an open circuit?ANDREW R : I'd recommend contacting the manufacturer regarding troubleshooting or tech support issues.

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2014-04-08T21:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Viking CPC-1 Call fixes the problem

Are you using VOIP to analog and your call doesn't end when you hang up the phone? I was expereincing this. On my answering machine I would have 35 seconds of dial tone after someone hung up. This device will terminate the call when it detects dial tone after a hang up. Works great!

jpdoctor

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Viking CPC-1 Call fixes the problem

By jpdoctor

Are you using VOIP to analog and your call doesn't end when you hang up the phone? I was expereincing this. On my answering machine I would have 35 seconds of dial tone after someone hung up. This device will terminate the call when it detects dial tone after a hang up. Works great!

The CPC-1 will generate a CPC disconnect signal on a PABX analog station (or any other line that does not provide this signal). A CPC (Calling Party Control) signal is a momentary break in phone line loop current, which is used to signal automated telco equipment (ie. voice mail, call sequencers, etc.) the distant party has hung up. Central Office telephone lines typically provide this signal, but Analog PABX stations do not. The CPC-1 will generate a 1 second disconnect when it detects a busy signal, reorder tones (fast busy), return to dial tone, or silence.

Key Features

  • Tandem PABX configuration (Redcom, etc.)
  • Analog PABX station to Trunk talk paths between two PABXs
  • C.O. lines that don't provide CPC
  • Voice Mail behind PABX
  • Add CPC disconnect signal to T-1 channel bank lines
  • Call sequencers behind PABX