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| The local switch is | Specifies the ISDN switch type used by your ISDN service provider. |
| of type: | North American firmware: For most locations, the default of North |
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| America |
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| cannot be automatically detected, National |
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| (5ESS) can be explicitly specified. |
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| International (Excl. North America) firmware: Europe (EuroISDN), |
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| Japan |
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| Connect using this | Specifies the |
| protocol: | protocol on the receiving system. For most connections, the |
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| default of Multilink PPP should be used. If the default is not |
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| supported, PPP for single |
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| also available. |
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| ISDN Number (1st/ | Specifies your ISDN number. |
| 2nd |
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| Service Profile | North America only. A number specified by your ISDN provider |
| Identifier (1st/2nd | which identifies your ISDN equipment to the switch (may be |
| optional with 5ESS). | |
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Note: Communications using PPP or V.120 only use a single
5.Click OK to close the Profile Configuration window.
6.In the lower half of the Profiles window, select one of the pro- files to be your default profile. The default profile is automati- cally loaded upon startup of the Netopia ISDN PC Card.
7.Once you have specified the default profile, click OK to close the Profiles window.
8.Click OK to close the Properties window and load the configu- ration.
You are now ready to use your Netopia ISDN PC Card. Refer to
Chapter 5, “Operation,” for instructions on making a connection.