FDST 810 e

PREFACE
This manual is valid for SOPHO Call@Net (previously known as SSW 810), running on all
ISPBX models of the SOPHO iS3000 Series. All of these systems will further be referred to as
"ISPBX".
LICENSING AGREEMENT
The licensing agreement for an ISPBX determines which facilities are available. It is therefore
possible that a facility described here will not work on a specific ISPBX, even though it has
been correctly configured. Check the relevant license agreement to determine what is
available.
GENERAL NOTE
Fully Integrated Networks (FINs) are only supported by the iS3070/3090!
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1. HOW TO PROJECT AN ASYNCHRONOUS
CONNECTION BETWEEN TWO TERMINALS
OPERATING AT THE SAME SPEED
PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT AN ASYNCHRONOUS

OPERATING AT THE SAME SPEED
Preconditions
Check that the right download package is available for the hardware you use (DLC-U or DTX-
I).
Check the DIP-switches and/or straps on the boards.
As an example, the following configuration is assumed:
Voice: ISPBX Voice:

IBSC=14, BSPT=95 IBSC=14, BSPT=95
Data: Data:
DLC-U DTX-I
9600N81 Voice: 1308 cv=0 Voice: 1306 cv=0 9600N81
Data: 1309 cv=8 Data: 1307 cv=9
Figure 1-1
Actions
1. Assign the hardware.

ASBRDS:<SHELF>,<BRD>,<BOARD-TYPE>,<SIG-GROUP>,<HW-TYPE>;
Example:
ASBRDS:1012,1,11,090F; DTX-I board
ASBRDS:1012,3,12,090F; DLC-U board
2. Set board in service.
SETINS:<SHELF>,<BRD>;
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Example:
SETINS:1012,1; DTX-I board
SETINS:1012,3; DLC-U board
3. Assign DNRs to the circuits.
CHDNRC:<BSP-ID>,<SHELF>,<BRD>,<CRT>;
Example:
CHDNRC:1306,1012,1,2; DTX-I board
CHDNRC:1308,1012,3,2; DLC-U board
4. Assign IBSC and BSPT to the data ports.
CHDNRS:<BSP-ID>, <IBSC>, <BSPT>;
Example:CHDNRS:1307&1309,0,94;
5. If you wish, you can protect your data connection with facility class mark "data protected".
ASFACM:<FCM>, <BSP-ID>;
Example: ASFACM:4,1307&1309;
6. Create compatibility values for the data ports.
CRCVAL: <CV>, <VOICE/DATA>, <V24-CIRCUITS>,
<SPEED+MODE>,<MISCELLANEOUS>[,<GUARD-1+GUARD-2>];
Example:
CRCVAL:8,D,000011000000,140,101008001000; Keyboard dialling
7. Assign the compatibility values to the data ports.
CHAGCV:<BSP-ID>,<AG>,<CV>;
Example:
CHAGCV:1309,0,8;
CHAGCV:1307,0,9;
8. Define the connection allowance between the data ports.
CHCVCA:<CV-A>,<CV-B>,<CON-ALLOWANCE>;
Example:
CHCVCA:8,9,3;
CHCVCA:9,8,3;
9. Set all circuits in service.
SETINS:<SHELF>, <BRD>, <CRT>;
Example:
SETINS:1012,1,2&3; DTX-I board
SETINS:1012,3,2&3; DLC-U board
DLC-U board
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10. Download the dataport parameters.
DOWNLD:<BSP-ID>;
Example: DOWNLD:1309&1307;
Additional Information
MORE INFO
An example of compatibility values for AT commands and responses is:
CRCVAL:8,D,000011000001,140,101018001000;
CRCVAL:9,D,000011000001,140,101018001000;
An example of compatibility values for V.25bis commands and responses is:
CRCVAL:8,D,000011000001,140,101008001000;
CRCVAL:9,D,000011000001,140,101008001000;
An example of a compatibility value for a Hotline is:
CRCVAL:8,D,100111000000,140,101108001000;
Note: The hotline is activated by pressing a key on the keyboard of the pc (CT103 initiates a call
request).
The Hotline relation must also be defined:
CHHOTL:<ORIG-BSP-ID>,<DEST-NUMBER>,<DELAY>,<POST-DIAL>,<TRFC>;
Example: CHHOTL:1309,1307,0,0,1;
TESTING
1. Connect PCs with PROCOMM or PCPLUS to the data ports.

2. Setup the connection using the dialling protocol specified in the compatibility value.
3. Transfer a file to check the data connection.
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2. HOW TO PROJECT AN ASYNCHRONOUS
OPERATING AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS
PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT AN ASYNCHRONOUS

OPERATING AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS
Preconditions
I).
Voice: ISPBX Voice:

MARCEL Data: Data: EVERT
DLC-U DTX-I
300N81 Voice: 1308 cv=0 Voice: 1306 cv=0 19200N81
Data: 1309 cv=8 Data: 1307 cv=9
Figure 2-1
Actions

ASBRDS:<SHELF>,<BRD>,<BOARD-TYPE>,<SIG-GROUP&G,<HW-TYPE>;
Example:
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Example:
Example:
CHDNRS:<BSP-ID>,<IBSC>,<BSPT>;
Example: CHDNRS:1307&1309,0,94;
ASFACM:<FCM>,<BSP-ID>;
CRCVAL: <CV>,<VOICE/DATA>, <V24-
CIRCUITS>,<SPEED+MODE>,<MISCELLANEOUS>[,<GUARD-1+GUARD-2>];
Example:
Example:
CHAGCV:1309,0,8;
CHAGCV:1307,0,9;
Example:
CHCVCA:8,9,3;
CHCVCA:9,8,3;
SETINS:<SHELF>,<BRD>,<CRT>;
Example:
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DOWNLD:<BSP-ID>;
11. Program the SOPHO-SETs using the following figure.
Directory: ISPBX Directory:

EVERT MARCEL
MARCEL 1307 1309 EVERT
Profile 1 Profile 1
DLC-U DTX-I
300N81 19200N81
Profile 1: Profile 1:
Asynchronous Asynchronous
19200N81 300N81
Full Duplex Full Duplex
Rate Adaption: V.110 Rate Adaption: V.110
Flow Control = Yes Flow Control = Yes
NIC = No NIC = No
Figure 2-2
For the procedure, follow the intructions in the Customer Engineer Manual of the SOPHO-
SET.
- Enter the data mode.

- Program the profile.
- Program the directory.
- Program the local flow control type (in DTEcct): CT106 or Xon/Xoff depending on the
settings in the communication program in the terminal (PROCOMM or PCPLUS).
Testing
1. Connect PCs with PROCOMM or PCPLUS to the data ports.

Note: End-to-end flow control between the SOPHO-SETs is activated through the CV values and
in the flow control option in the profile. The local flow control between the fastest terminal
(here "EVERT") and the SOPHO-SET is activated through the local programming in the
SOPHO-SET (CT106 or X-on/X-off) and the setup in the communication program in the
terminal (PROCOMM or PCPLUS).
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3. HOW TO PROJECT A LEASED LINE CONFIGURATION
WITH A SOPHO-LAM P375
PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT A LEASED LINE CONFIGURATION

WITH A SOPHO-LAM P375
Preconditions
I).
Voice: ISPBX
IBSC=14, BSPT=95
Data:
Data:
IBSC=0, BSPT=94
IBSC=0, BSPT=94
DNR: 1090 cv=11
DLC-U DTX-I
9600N81 SOPHO-LAM
Voice: 1600 cv=0
Data: 1601 cv=14
Modem Modem
9600N81
Figure 3-1
Actions


2. Set the SOPHO-LAM in DTE mode using a special signalling group for the circuit to which
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the SOPHO-LAM is connected.
DEPCTB:<SHELF>,<BRD>,<CRT>;
ASPCTB:<SHELF>,<BRD>,<CRT>,<PCT-TYPE>,<SIG-GROUP>;
Example:
DEPCTB:1012,13,2;
ASPCTB:1012,13,2,1,0910;
Note: For a DTX-I, DLC-I and DLC-U the signalling group is 0910 to set the SOPHO-LAM in DTE
mode and for a DLC-A/B/C/D the signalling group is 280C.
Example:

Example:

CRCVAL: <CV>,<VOICE/DATA>,<V24-CIRCUITS>,<SPEED+MODE>,
<MISCELLANEOUS>[,<GUARD-1+GUARD-2>];
Example:
Example:
CHAGCV:1090,0,11;
CHAGCV:1601,0,14;
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Example:
CHCVCA:14,11,3;
CHCVCA:11,14,3;
Example:

SETINS:1012,13,2; DTX-I board
DOWNLD:<BSP-ID>;
12. If necessary, change the TEI of the SOPHO-LAM; follow the instructions in the Customer
Engineer Manual of the SOPHO-LAM.
13. Program the modem that will be connected to the SOPHO-LAM as follows:
- CT108 always ON (AT&D0).
- Automatic answering ON (ATS0=1).
- CT107 operates according to V.24 (AT&S1).
- Disable Hayes result codes (ATQ1).
- Save these settings (AT&W).
14. Connect the SOPHO-LAM to the modem with a special V.24 cable; see appendix C, FIM
Data.
15. If you wish, you can program a Predefined Destination in the SOPHO-LAM for incoming
calls; follow the instructions in the User Guide of the SOPHO-LAM. Change the CV value
for the SOPHO-LAM to "keypad dialling".
Note: Predefined Destination Dialling requires the Keypad Dialling Protocol.

Testing
1. Connect a PC with PROCOMM or PCPLUS to the data port and the remote modem.
OUTGOING CALL
1. Setup the connection from the SOPHO-SET to the SOPHO-LAM using the dialling
protocol specified in the compatibility value.
2. Check that you have a connection with the remote modem.
INCOMING CALL
1. Setup the connection from the remote modem to the convertor modem by CT108 (turn
the PC on, for example).
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Note: The setup of a leased line connection depends on the modem type used.
2. Setup the connection from the SOPHO-LAM to the SOPHO-SET using the dialling
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4. HOW TO PROJECT A SWITCHED LINE
CONFIGURATION WITH A SOPHO-LAM P375 FOR
OUTGOING CALLS
PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT A SWITCHED LINE

OUTGOING CALLS
Preconditions
I).
As an example, the following configuration is assumed where the route (ATU) has been
projected as well as the ALC and Tornado modems are used.
Voice: ISPBX
IBSC=14, BSPT=95
Data:
Data:
IBSC=0, BSPT=94
IBSC=0, BSPT=94
DNR: 1090 cv=11
Tornado
DLC-U DTX-I
2400N81 Voice: 1600 cv=0
Data: 1601 cv=14 ALC
DNR: 1400
Route 3:
PSTN
cv =0 ATU
BSPT=98 Tornado 2400N81
Figure 4-1
Actions

Example:

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Example:
DEPCTB:1012,13,2;
ASPCTB:1012,13,2,1,0910;
Example:

Example:

CRCVAL: <CV>,<VOICE/DATA>,<V24-
CIRCUITS>,<SPEED+MODE>,<MISCELLANEOUS>[,GUARD-1+GUARD-2>];
Example:
Example:
CHAGCV:1090,0,11;
CHAGCV:1601,0,14;
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Example:
CHCVCA:14,11,3;
CHCVCA:11,14,3;
Example:

DOWNLD:<BSP-ID>;
- Enable Hayes result codes (ATQ0).
- Clear connection when CT108 goes OFF (AT&D2).
Data.
Testing
2. Setup the connection from the SOPHO-SET to the SOPHO-LAM using the dialling
3. Setup the connection from the convertor modem to the remote modem using the Hayes
dialling protocol. For example: ATDT010332982889, where 01 is the trunk access code
and 0332982889 is the destination.
5. Clear the connection from the SOPHO-SET and check that the complete connection is
cleared: from the SOPHO-SET to the SOPHO-LAM and from the convertor modem to
the remote modem.
6. Repeat step 2 and 3.
7. Clear the connection from the remote modem and check that the complete connection is
the remote modem.
MORE INFO
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If the caller (at DNR 1601) wants to see the Hayes result codes on his PC, program the
SOPHO-LAM P375 as follows: CT105 assumed on: Y (in DTEcct)
Following the intructions in the Customer Engineer Manual of the SOPHO-LAM P375.
Note: A disadvantage of this method is that CT109 (DCD) of the modem is not checked
anymore!!
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INCOMING CALLS

INCOMING CALLS
Preconditions
I).
projected as well as the ALC and Tornado modems are used.
Voice: ISPBX
IBSC=14, BSPT=95
Data:
Data:
IBSC=0, BSPT=94
IBSC=0, BSPT=94
DNR: 1090 cv=11
Tornado
DLC-U DTX-I
2400N81 Voice: 1600 cv=0
Data: 1601 cv=14 ALC
DNR: 1400
Route 3:
PSTN
cv =0 ATU
BSPT=98 Tornado 2400N81
Figure 5-1
Actions

Example:

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Example:
DEPCTB:1012,13,2;
ASPCTB:1012,13,2,1,0910;
Example:

Example:

CRCVAL: <CV>,<VOICE/DATA>,<V24-
CIRCUITS>,<SPEED+MODE>,<MISCELLANEOUS>[,<GUARD-1+GUARD-2>];
Example:
Example:
CHAGCV:1090,0,11;
CHAGCV:1601,0,14;
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Example:
CHCVCA:14,11,3;
CHCVCA:11,14,3;
Example:

DOWNLD:<BSP-ID>;
- Clear connection when CT108 goes OFF (AT&D2).
- Automatic answering ON (ATS0=1).
- Disable Hayes result codes (ATQ1).
Data.
15. If you wish, you can program a Predefined Destination in the SOPHO-LAM for incoming
calls; follow the instructions in the User Guide of the SOPHO-LAM. Change the CV value
for the SOPHO-LAM to "keypad dialling".
Note: Predefined Destination Dialling requires the Keypad Dialling Protocol.

Testing
2. Setup the connection from the remote modem to the convertor modem using the Hayes
dialling protocol. For example: ATDT0356891400, where 1400 is the DNR of the ALC
circuit to which the convertor modem is connected.
3. Setup the connection from the SOPHO-LAM to the SOPHO-SET using the dialling
5. Clear the connection from the SOPHO-SET and check that the complete connection is
the remote modem.
6. Repeat step 2 and 3.
7. Clear the connection from the remote modem and check that the complete connection is
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the remote modem.
MORE INFO
If the caller (at DNR 1601) wants to see the Hayes result codes on his PC, program the
SOPHO-LAM P375 as follows: CT105 assumed on: Y (in DTEcct)
Following the intructions in the Customer Engineer Manual of the SOPHO-LAM P375.
Note: A disadvantage of this method is that CT109 (DCD) of the modem is not checked
anymore!!
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WITH AN MLU FOR OUTGOING CALLS

WITH AN MLU FOR OUTGOING CALLS
Preconditions
Voice: ISPBX
IBSC=14, BSPT=95 Leased line
Data:
IBSC=0, BSPT=94
DTX-I MLU
Modem Modem
9600N81 Voice: 1472 cv=0 Route 7:
Data: 1473 cv=14 cv =7
BSPT=98
9600N81
Figure 6-1
Actions

Example:

ASBRDS:1012,13,22,160C; MLU board
Example:

SETINS:1012,13; MLU board
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Example:
CHDNRC;1472,1012,1,2; DTX-I board

Example: CHDNRS:1473,0,94;
Example: ASFACM:4,1473;
Example:
CRCVAL:7,V; Outgoing route

CRCVAL:14,D,000011000000,140,10100800 Keyboard dialling
1000;
CHAGCV:<BSP-ID>, <AG>,<CV>;
Example:
CHAGCV:1473,0,14;
CHCVCA:<CV-A>,<CV-B>, <CON-ALLOWANCE>;
Example:
CHCVCA:14,7,3;
SETINS:<SHELF>, <BRD>,<CRT>;
Example:

DOWNLD:<BSP-ID>;
Example: DOWNLD:1473;
11. Project the MLU destination and the related outgoing number analysis tree and route-
table.
CHDSTC:<DEST>,<TREE>,<FST-DT>,<SND-DT>,<ROUTE-TABLE>;
Example: CHDSTC:7,63,0,0,7;
12. Create a route.
CRROUT:<ROUTE>[,<UNIT>];
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Example: CRROUT:7,1;
13. Add the route to the routing table.
CHROTA: <ROUTE-TABLE>[,[<USER-TYPE>] [,<SEQUENCE-TABLE>]
[,<UNIT>]];
Additional parameters: <ROUTE>,<PREF-CODE>,<TRFC>[,<SMART-BOX-EM>];
Example:
CHROTA:7,0,,1;
7,0,1;
;
14. Change the route characteristics as required.
CHRTCG:<ROUTE>,<GEN-OPTS>,<GEN-TONE>,<CV>,&LBSPT>;
Example:
CHRTCG:7,10000000M222222,7,98; Data protection, CV=7, BSPT=98
CHRTCO:<ROUTE>,<OUT-OPTS>,<ATF>;
Example:
CHRTCO:7,10000,0; Direct switch through, No automatic trunk find
15. Assign the bundle characteristics.
CHBNDC:<UNIT+BUNDLE>,<DIR-AND-NEG>,<OPTIONS>,MLCON-AND-SIG-TYPE>;
Example:
CHBNDC:1007,1,0000,22; Outgoing bundle
16. Assign the bundle to the route.
ASBNDL:<ROUTE>,<BUNDLE>;
Example: ASBNDL:7,7;
17. Assign the lines to the bundle.
ASLINE:<BUNDLE>,<LINE>,<SHELF>,<BOARD>,<CIRCUIT>;
Example:
ASLINE:7,1,1012,13,0;
ASLINE:7,2,1012,13,1;
ASLINE:7,3,1012,13,2;
ASLINE:7,4,1012,13,3;
18. Set the hardware addresses of the lines in service.
Example: SETINS:1012,13,0&&3;
19. Project the Trunk Access Code in the tree for initial extension dialling.
ASINTN:<TREE>,<NUMBER>,<TRFC>,<RESULT-ID>,&LDEST/NUMBER>;
Example: ASINTN:0,7,1,21,7;
Testing
2. Dial the trunk access code.
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WITH AN MLU FOR INCOMING CALLS

WITH AN MLU FOR INCOMING CALLS
Preconditions
Voice: ISPBX
IBSC=14, BSPT=95 Leased line
Data:
IBSC=0, BSPT=94
DTX-I MLU
Modem Modem
9600N81 Voice: 1472 cv=0 Route 8:
Data: 1473 cv=14 cv =8
BSPT=98
9600N81
Figure 7-1
Actions

Example:

ASBRDS:1012,13,22,161C; MLU board
Example:

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Example:

Example:
CRCVAL:8,V; Incoming route

CRCVAL:14,D,000011000000,140,10100800 Keyboard dialling
1000;
Example:
CHAGCV:1473,0,14;
Example:
CHCVCA:8,14,3;
Example:
SETINS:1012,2&3; DTX-I board

DOWNLD:<BSP-ID>;
11. Create a route.
CRROUT:<ROUTE>[,<UNIT>];
Example: CRROUT:8,1;
12. Change the route characteristics as required.
CHRTCG:<ROUTE>,<GEN-OPTS>,<GEN-TONE>,<CV>,<BSPT>;
Example:
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CHRTCG:8,10000000,222222,8,98; Data protection, CV=8, BSPT=98
CHRTCI:<ROUTE>,<INC-OPTS>,<TONE-AND-DDI-OPTS>;
Example:
CHRTCI:8,000000,00; No DDI
13. Assign the bundle characteristics.
CHBNDC:<UNIT+BUNDLE>,<DIR-AND-NEG>,<OPTIONS>,<CON-AND-SIG-TYPE>;
Example:
CHBNDC:1008,0,0000,22; Incoming bundle
14. Assign the bundle to the route.
ASBNDL:<ROUTE>,<BUNDLE>;
Example: ASBNDL:8,8;
15. Assign the lines to the bundle.
ASLINE:<BUNDLE>,<LINE>,<SHELF>,<BOARD>,<CIRCUIT>;
Example:
ASLINE:8,1,1012,13,0;
ASLINE:8,2,1012,13,1;
ASLINE:8,3,1012,13,2;
ASLINE:8,4,1012,13,3;
16. Set the hardware addresses of the lines in service.
Example: SETINS:1012,13,0&&3;
17. Create a Permanent Line Extension (PLE) relation.
CHPLEX:<SHELF>,<BRD>,<CRT>,,<DNR>;
Example: 1012,13,0,,1473;
Testing
2. Setup the connection from the remote modem by CT108 (turn the PC on, for example).
Note: The setup of a leased line connection depends on the modem type used.
3. Check that you have a PLE connection.
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CONFIGURATION WITH AN MLU

CONFIGURATION WITH AN MLU
Preconditions
projected:
Voice: ISPBX
IBSC=14, BSPT=95
Data:
IBSC=0, BSPT=94
DTX-I MLU
Modem
2400N81 Voice: 1472 cv=0
Data: 1473 cv=14
Route 3:
PSTN
cv =0 ATU
BSPT=98 Modem
2400N81
Figure 8-1
Actions

Example:

ASBRDS:1012,13,33,1606; MLU board
Example:

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Example:

Example:
CHAGCV: <BSP-ID>,<AG>,<CV>;
Example: CHAGCV:1473,0,14;
8. Create a convertor type.
CRCTYP: <CONVERTOR-TYPE>;
Example: CRCTYP:1;
9. Assign the convertor type to the hardware address of the MLU circuit.
ASCONV:<SHELF>,<BRD>,<CRT>,<CONVERTOR-TYPE>;
Example: ASCONV:1012,13,0,1;
10. Assign CV - CV combination to the convertor type.
ASCVCT:<CV-A>,<CV-B>,<CONVERTOR-TYPE>;
Example:
ASCVCT:14,0,1;
ASCVCT:0,14,1;
Example:
CHCVCA:0,14,2;
CHCVCA:14,0,2;
Example:
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SETINS:1012,13,0; MLU board
DOWNLD:<BSP-ID>;
Testing
OUTGOING CALL
1. Setup the connection from the SOPHO-SET to the destination using the dialling protocol
specified in the compatibility value.
INCOMING CALL
1. Setup the connection from the remote modem to the SOPHO-SET using DDI.
Note: The call setup is usually done with Hayes commands.

2. Check that you have a connection.
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9. HOW TO PROJECT A SYNCHRONOUS
PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT A SYNCHRONOUS CONNECTION

BETWEEN TWO TERMINALS
Preconditions
I).
Voice: ISPBX Voice:

Data: Data:
DLC-U DTX-I
Voice: 1308 cv=0 Voice: 1306 cv=0

Data: 1309 cv=14 Data: 1307 cv=14
Synchronous 9600bps
Figure 9-1
Actions

Example:

Example:

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Example:

Example:
CRCVAL:8,D,100011000000,140,000108001000; Keypad dialling
CRCVAL:9,D,100011000000,140,000108001000; Keypad dialling
Example:
CHAGCV:1309,0,8;
CHAGCV:1307,0,9;
Example:
CHCVCA:8,9,3;
CHCVCA:9,8,3;
Example:

DOWNLD:<BSP-ID>;
Testing
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TESTING
1. Connect PCs with communication program (and additional hardware) to the data ports.
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10. HOW TO PROTECT A DATA CONNECTION
AGAINST BREAK-IN AND CALL WAITING
INDICATION
10.1. PROTECTION ON ROUTES
PROCEDURE: PROTECTION ON ROUTES
Actions
ACTIONS
1. Set `data protection applied' for the route used in a data connection.
CHRTCG:<ROUTE>,<GEN-OPTS>,<GEN-TONE>;
Example: CHRTCG:8,1xxxxxxx,xxxxxx;
Testing
1. Make a data connection over the route (incoming or outgoing).

2. Try to break-in.
10.2. PROTECTION ON DATA PORTS (DNRS) - PERMANENT
PROCEDURE: PROTECTION ON DATA PORTS (DNRS) - PERMANENT
Actions
1. Assign facility class mark `data protected' to a DNR used for a data connection.
Testing
1. Make a data connection to (or from) the protected DNR.

2. Try to break-in.
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10.3. PROTECTION ON DATA PORTS (DNRS) - PER CALL
PROCEDURE: PROTECTION ON DATA PORTS (DNRS) - PER CALL
Actions
1. Assign the dial up data protection code in the initial extension dialling analysis tree.
ASINTN: <TREE>,<NUMBER>,<TRFC>,<RESULT-ID> [,[<DEST/NUMBER]
[,<NUMBER-LENGTH>]];
Example: ASINTN:0,#1,1,54;
2. Assign facility class mark `data protection entitled' to a DNR used for a data connection.
Testing
1. Make a data connection from the entitled DNR using the dial up data protection code.
2. Try to break-in.
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PREFACE

Fully Integrated Networks (FINs) are only supported by the iS3070/3090!

PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT AN ASYNCHRONOUS

Check the DIP-switches and/or straps on the boards.

As an example, the following configuration is assumed:

Voice: ISPBX Voice:

1. Assign the hardware.

An example of compatibility values for AT commands and responses is:

An example of compatibility values for V.25bis commands and responses is:

An example of a compatibility value for a Hotline is:

The Hotline relation must also be defined:

1. Connect PCs with PROCOMM or PCPLUS to the data ports.

PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT AN ASYNCHRONOUS

Check the DIP-switches and/or straps on the boards.

As an example, the following configuration is assumed:

Voice: ISPBX Voice:

1. Assign the hardware.

Directory: ISPBX Directory:

- Enter the data mode.

1. Connect PCs with PROCOMM or PCPLUS to the data ports.

PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT A LEASED LINE CONFIGURATION

Check the DIP-switches and/or straps on the boards.

As an example, the following configuration is assumed:

1. Assign the hardware.

ASBRDS:1012,3,12,090F; DLC-U board

SETINS:1012,3; DLC-U board

CHDNRC:1600,1012,3,2; DLC-U board

SETINS:1012,3,2&3; DLC-U board

Note: Predefined Destination Dialling requires the Keypad Dialling Protocol.

PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT A SWITCHED LINE

Check the DIP-switches and/or straps on the boards.

1. Assign the hardware.

ASBRDS:1012,3,12,090F; DLC-U board

SETINS:1012,3; DLC-U board

CHDNRC:1600,1012,3,2; DLC-U board

SETINS:1012,3,2&3; DLC-U board

PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT A SWITCHED LINE

Check the DIP-switches and/or straps on the boards.

1. Assign the hardware.

ASBRDS:1012,3,12,090F; DLC-U board

SETINS:1012,3; DLC-U board

CHDNRC:1600,1012,3,2; DLC-U board

SETINS:1012,3,2&3; DLC-U board

Note: Predefined Destination Dialling requires the Keypad Dialling Protocol.

PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT A LEASED LINE CONFIGURATION

Check the DIP-switches and/or straps on the boards.

As an example, the following configuration is assumed:

1. Assign the hardware.

ASBRDS:1012,1,11,090F; DTX-I board

SETINS:1012,1; DTX-I board

CHDNRC;1472,1012,1,2; DTX-I board

CRCVAL:7,V; Outgoing route

SETINS:1012,1,2&3; DTX-I board

PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT A LEASED LINE CONFIGURATION

Check the DIP-switches and/or straps on the boards.

As an example, the following configuration is assumed:

1. Assign the hardware.

ASBRDS:1012,1,11,090F; DTX-I board

SETINS:1012,1; DTX-I board

CHDNRC:1472,1012,1,2; DTX-I board

CRCVAL:8,V; Incoming route

SETINS:1012,2&3; DTX-I board

PROCEDURE: HOW TO PROJECT A SWITCHED LINE