Configuration using a PC |
The right side of the dialog box shows the ISDN modem’s firmware version, along with any installed options, such as Multilink PPP. For information about Multilink PPP, see the “Using Multilink PPP” section on page
Disabled items (items that are dimmed) are not applicable and do not need to be configured.
A status area below the Help, Tools, Update, and Exit buttons provides the following ISDN status information:
■Layer 1 status
■Service Profile Identifier (SPID) for telephone numbers 1 and 2
■Terminal Endpoint Identifiers (TEI) 1 and 2 (for information purposes only)
Check to make sure the switch type and SPID(s) the software configures match the settings the telephone company gave you.
Step 10: The call routing option (the Phone Port and Phone Port 2 check Configuring call routing boxes in the Number 1 and Number 2 areas) lets you route calls to
analog devices connected to the analog device ports. If you have more than one telephone number, you can route calls from either number to Phone Port 1 or Phone Port 2. By default, all the Phone Port boxes are checked. This allows calls to both ISDN telephone numbers to simultaneously ring devices attached to both ports. For more information, see the “Call routing to the analog device ports” section on page
The configuration dialog box lets you configure call routing for Phone
Number 1 and Phone Number 2.
10.Check the box beside the phone port(s) to which you want to route calls from telephone number 1 and telephone number 2.
Step 11: Configuring the You can configure the B channel data rate for 56 or 64 Kbps. The B channel data rate data rate you select should match your telephone company’s
B channel rate (for information, see the “ISDN Worksheet” section on page
