BusinessPhone Communication Platform 4.0
Commands > Commands 2000...2999

## 2106
Minimum register signal

A break in the loop from analogue extension telephones can be interpreted either as a digit pulse, a register access signal or a release signal, depending on the type of telephone, connection case and length of the break.

Command 2106 is used to state the shortest break that must always be interpreted as register access signal for analogue extensions. The time is stated in units of 10 ms.

4 = |  | 40 ms

5 = |  | 50 ms

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99 = |  | 990 ms

Breaks shorter than this time can be interpreted as a rotary dial pulse.

Command 2105 Minimum release signal determines which break time shall be interpreted as release signal. Breaks longer than this time or of the same time are always interpreted as release signal, independent of the time set by this command.

Minimum required authority level from telephone: No

Accessible via BMS: Yes

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