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Chapter 4. Application Configuration

DTR Options

Ignore DTR

Flow Control

Hardware Flow

Protocol

Fallback

The Express XRT can be reset to the factory default settings by set- ting switch 2 to the Off (up) position. See the section Verify Switch Settings on page 5 for more information.

Profile Configurations

Some common configurations are preset in the Express XRT soft- ware as profiles. Most Internet service providers supporting ISDN also support PPP protocol. If connecting to an Internet ser- vice provider using one B-channel, select Factory: PPP 64k (Inter- net), which sets the protocol to PPP. If arrangements have been made with the Internet service provider to use two B-channels, se- lect Factory: Multilink PPP 128k (Internet), which uses multilink PPP protocol.

Loading a factory profile has no effect on any ISDN Phone Num- ber(s) or Switch Type settings already configured. The settings that are altered when applying a profile are shown as follows:

Factory: PPP 64k (Internet)

Call Type

Data 64kbps

Auto Answer

Enabled

DTR Options

Ignore DTR

Flow Control

Hardware

Protocol Type

PPP

PPP Mode

Single-link PPP

Factory: Multilink PPP 128k (Internet)

Call Type

Data 64kbps

Auto Answer

Enabled

DTR Options

Ignore DTR

Flow Control

Hardware

Protocol Type

PPP

PPP Mode

Multilink PPP

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Contents Express XRT User GuideTrademarks Service Type Service Order Code Page Canadian Emissions Requirements Canadian Equipment LimitationsPage Page Page Telephone Company Contacts for Isdn Service NynexPage Table of Contents Installing an Analog Modem List of Figures Figure B-1 Front Panel LEDs List of TablesExpress XRT Overview Chapter OverviewGetting Started Minimum Requirements What You ProvideFor a PC For a MacintoshExpress XRT Contents What Adtran ProvidesOverview Installing the Adtran Express XRT Chapter InstallationVerify Switch Settings Connecting the Express XRT Dip Switches on Rear PanelGo to the Express XRT Software Installation section Express XRT Software InstallationStandard Isdn Internet/Remote Access Application Microsoft Windows 95 and Windows NT Windows 95 Plug and Play Select Adtran Express XRT from the Drivers listSelect Adtran Express XRT from the Drivers list Installation Options Go to the section Using the Express Configuration Wizard onGet On With It Microsoft Windows 3.1 and Windows NTWindows NT 3.51 INF File Installation Macintosh Installation Double-click the Express Configuration Installer iconBasic Telephone Service Supplementary Voice ServicesCall Waiting Conference CallingSingle Phone Number Operation Phone Number AllocationAutomatic Redial Using the Express Configuration Wizard For Windows 95 and WIndows NTFor WIndows 3.x and WIndows NT For the Macintosh operating systemExpress Configuration Automatic Guide option Installation Auto-Detect SPIDs/Switch Type Expert Isdn Express Configuration Wizard Connection TabThis option only applies to North American switches Auto-Detect buttonUsing the Express Configuration Wizard Help Express Configuration Wizard Tray ToolExpress Configuration Wizard Tray Tool Preferences TabExpress XRT Enabled, External Analog Modem Disabled Express XRT Disabled, External Analog Modem EnabledUnknown State Express Configuration Tray Tool Menu Enable/Disable ModemProperties RefreshInstalling Windows 95 Dial-Up Networking ExitVT 100 Configuration VT 100 Terminal EmulationVT 100 Terminal Configuration Menu VT 100 Terminal Status BufferVT 100 Terminal Status Buffer Menu Installing an Analog Modem External Analog Modem ApplicationConnecting an External Analog Modem External Analog Modem ApplicationInstalling a New External Analog Modem Click Connect External ModemSelect Dont detect my modem I will select it from a list Have DiskConfiguring an External Analog Modem Required External Analog Modem SettingsExpress Configuration Wizard Modem Enable Controlling an External Analog ModemExpress Configuration Wizard Connecting an External Modem No Modem Attached Error MessageTerminal Emulation Modem Enable Express Configuration Wizard Modem DisableDEM Found HyperACCESS Verifying External Modem Connection HyperACCESS Enabling an External Analog Modem HyperACCESS Disabling an External Analog Modem Terminal Emulation Modem Disable Internal Analog Modem Application Connecting an Internal Analog Modem Internal Analog Modem ApplicationChapter Application Configuration Factory Default ConfigurationFactory PPP 64k Internet Profile ConfigurationsFactory Multilink PPP 128k Internet Express Configuration Wizard Starting the Express Configuration Wizard SoftwareFactory V.120 64k Remote Access Factory Async Bonding 128k Remote AccessInternet and Remote Access Creating a Custom ProfileIsdn Setup Tab Protocol Tab Defining a User Program ButtonAdvanced Tab Inactivity Timer Calling Features OptionsCalling Features Tab Message Waiting IndicatorFlash/Hook Default Enable Call Rejection ListEnable Anonymous Call Rejection Incoming Voice Call OptionsDefining a Custom HyperACCESS Session BBS ApplicationsShiva Password Authentication Protocol Spap Application Configuration Express Configuration Wizard Chapter Upgrading SoftwareDiagnostics Tab HyperACCESS Send Dialog Box Chapter Troubleshooting Troubleshooting GuidelinesPower/Line LED is Off Power/Line LED Flashes and B1 and B2 LEDs are OffPower/Line LED, B1, and B2 LEDs Flash Green Dial-Up Connection Problems Auto-detect Switch/SPIDs Remains at Link DownExpress XRT Not Detected Auto-detect is only used in North AmericaDifficulty with 230.4 kbps Operation External Analog Modem Not DetectedDial-Up Networking Difficulty Appendix a AT Commands and S-Registers AT CommandsUsing an AT Command Using S-RegistersReading an S-Register Reading an S-Register StringCommand Function Dialing a Call using the AT Command ProcessorChanging a String S-Register Carrier Detect CD Control Line Options Clear-To-Send CTS Control Line Options AT Command Response Message Types Register List S8 Call RejectionPPP Mode S12 Escape Time S14 Misc BitsAsync Bond INGDTE RTS DTE DSRDTE CD DTE DTRSwitch Type Bond TxfaBond Txadd Bond TxdeqS53 Call Type S54 Protocol S58 Call Screen ING SPID1 LOCSPID2 LOC LDN1 LOCDTE Parity DTE StopDTE Flow RemoteS93 Call Type Routing Local TonesCountry CR0 LOCAppendix A. AT Commands and S-Registers Appendix B LEDs LEDsFront Panel LEDs Table B-ANorth America a flashing light Accessinfodiscarded Appendix C Status Buffer MessagesBadinfoelem BearcapnotavailBearercapnotauth Bonding +/-XXXBusy CallrejectedChandoesnotexist ChannotimplementedDest not Isdn DestoutoforderFacilitynotimplement FacilitynotsubscribedFacilityrejected ID =Invalidelemcontents InvalidmsgunspecInvalidnumberformat LDN TOO LongNetworkcongestion NetworkoutoforderNocircuitavailable NonexistentmsgProtocolerror PPP Compression UPPPP Link Loopback ReqchannelnotavailServicenotavail TimerexpirySource not Isdn TemporaryfailureWrongmessage V120 TimeoutWrongmsgforstate Appendix D Loop Status Messages Yyyy PPPV120 Rate adaption protocolAppendix D. Loop Status Messages Appendix E Connector Pinouts RS-232 InterfaceTable E-A Pin Name DescriptionRing Indicator Data Terminal Ready= Input O = Output Modem InterfaceTable E-C RJ-11 Pots Port InterfaceTable E-D RJ-45 Isdn Line InterfaceFigure E-3 Express XRT Ground PinoutsIndex NumericsINF Index Index Do not STAPLE. Registration form inside Express XRT Warranty Registration Card Pre-Sales Inquiries and Application Support On-Line ServicesPost-Sales Support