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Conﬁguration using a PC 4-25

9. Move the cursor to the port you want to select (Phone Port 1 or

Phone Port 2, next to the Phone #1 ﬁeld) and press the space

bar to toggle the check mark on and off. If a check mark

appears next to a phone port, calls on telephone number 1 will

be routed to that port. For more information about call routing,

see the “Call routing to the analog device ports” section on

page 6-13.

Steps 10 to 12:

Conﬁguring Phone #2 10. If you have a second telephone number associated with your

ISDN telephone line (some telephone companies require two),

move the cursor to the Phone #2 ﬁeld and enter the number.

11. If you entered a number for Phone #2, move the cursor to the

SPID #2 ﬁeld and enter the corresponding SPID for the second

telephone number. You should have also received this SPID

from your telephone company.

12. If you entered a number for Phone #2, you can also choose to

route calls on the second telephone number. Move the cursor

to Phone Port 1 or Phone Port 2 (next to the Phone #2 ﬁeld)

and press the space bar to toggle the check mark on and off. If

a check mark appears next to a phone port, calls on telephone

number 2 will be routed to that port.

Step 13:

Enabling Multilink PPP 13. Move the cursor to MLPPP Enabled to turn Multilink PPP on and

off. Press the space bar to toggle the check mark beside this

option on and off. When this option is checked, Multilink PPP is

on. For more information about Multilink PPP, see the “Using

Multilink PPP” section on page 6-4.

Steps 14 to 16:

Completing the

Conﬁguration

14. Conﬁrm that the parameters listed in steps 6 through 13 are

correct.

15. Press F10 to update the information to the Netopia ISDN

Modem.

16. Press Escape to return to the main menu. Once in the main

menu, choose the Exit command to exit from the program.

If the parameters match those of the telephone company’s ISDN

switch, the D channel LED lights for a few minutes, ﬂashes for

several seconds, and then turns off. If the LED continues to ﬂash or

remains lit, see Chapter 7, “Troubleshooting.”