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The default value is ‘0 (automatic)’ and this works in most environments. In a few parts of
the ISDN, automatic processing of the CRC4 is not implemented and requires a special
setting.
Specific parameters for RBS T1
RBSStart
RBSStart specifies which trunk type is used with the RBS T1 protocol. The trunk type
specified here must correspond to the trunk type that your switch uses.
Possible settings are:
• 0: for Wink Start
• 1: for Loop Start
• 2: for Ground Start
The default value is ‘0’.
Note: All trunk types are defined in the TIA/EIA-464B specification; Wink Start is also
defined in AT&T TR41458.
RBSDial
RBSDial specifies which dial type is used with the RBS T1 protocol. The dial type selected
here must correspond to the dial type that your switch uses. Possible settings are:
• 0: for Pulse
• 1: for DTMF (Dual-Tone Multifrequency Signaling)
• 2: for MF (Multifrequency Signaling)
The default value is ‘1’. Most analog telephones use dual-tone multifrequency signaling.
RBSBearerCapability
RBSBearerCapability (RBS Bearer Capability) specifies which bearer capability should
be included with the incoming call that is signaled to the application. Possible settings are:
• 4 (Voice/Analog): Select this value if your application is meant to accept voice calls, fax
group III calls, and analog modem calls.
• 8 (Data/Digital): Select this value if you application handles digital calls, e.g. digital RAS.
The default is ‘4’.
Note: If your switch can support only voice or data calls at one time, make certain that it
is configured to correspond with the ‘RBSBearerCapability’ value.
- Diva Server for Windows NT 1
- Reference Guide 1
- Contents 3
- About This Online Guide 5
- General features 7
- Fax and voice features 8
- Supported hardware 9
- ISDN BRI adapters 9
- Diva Server TSP features 9
- Q-Sig features 9
- Channelized T1 (RBS) features 9
- ISDN PRI adapters 10
- T1 adapters 10
- Note on downloaded software 11
- Overview of the software 12
- Driver structure 12
- Installation sequence 14
- Basic drivers 15
- Installing the basic drivers 16
- Configuring the basic drivers 17
- Configuration profiles 18
- Basic Settings 18
- Basic drivers 19 19
- SPID Settings 20
- Advanced Parameters 21
- ISDN Protocol Settings 22
- ISDN Line Settings 23
- Basic drivers 24 24
- WAN-Miniport driver 25
- Port List 26
- WAN-Miniport driver 27 27
- WAN-Miniport driver 28 28
- WAN-Miniport driver 29 29
- Advanced Settings 30
- Shorthold Settings 31
- Authentication Features 32
- Number Checking 33
- WAN-Miniport driver 34 34
- Callback Settings 35
- WAN-Miniport driver 36 36
- Remote Access Service (RAS) 37
- Installing RAS 37
- Configuring RAS ports 37
- Port configuration 38
- Network configuration 39
- Eicon Port driver 41
- Eicon Port driver 43 43
- Phone numbers/extensions 44
- Eicon Port driver 45 45
- Generic Server Modem 46
- Standard AT commands 47
- ISDN-specific AT commands 53
- decoders.) 53
- 600 bps - 48000 bps 55
- CAPI 2.0 56
- CAPI 2.0 57 57
- CAPI 2.0 58 58
- Installing virtual modems 59
- Administration 65
- RAS server setup 69
- Dial-Up Networking monitor 70
- Using Shorthold Mode 72
- … Charged to the RAS client 73
- … Charged to the RAS server 74
- Shorthold and Multilink PPP 74
- Callback numbers 75
- Via modem emulation 76
- The server side 77
- The client side 77
- Via the WAN Miniport 78
- Eicon Authentication Service 81
- Changing Your Installation 82
- Changing the configuration 83
- Uninstalling 84
- CHAPTER 9 86
- Options file 87
- General section 88
- Diva Server adapter section 88
- Protocol 91
- Common components section 101
- Port driver section 104
- CAPI driver section 105
- Script file (OEMSETUP.INF) 106
- Running the installation 107
- Preparing the script file 107
- Restarting the server 110
- Installation example 111
- Installing multiple adapters 112
- Management Tools 113
- Active Connections 114
- System Overview 115
- Properties 116
- Troubleshooting 117
- Troubleshooting 118 118
- Diva Server Diagnostics 119
- Troubleshooting 120 120
- Individual trace options 121
- Predefined trace masks 121
- Minimum trace mask 122
- Troubleshooting 123 123
- Features 124
- Supplementary Services 128
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