IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Conguring the V.34 Interface, Optional V.34 Parameters, Using

Using V.34

±Colon (:) ± ²Wait Tone²

±Left-angled bracket (<) ± ²Pause², used for inserting a ®xed delay (dependent on modem) between digit sequences. For example, when going through a PBX or PTN.

±Equal (=) ± ²Separator 3², which is ²for national use.² (Consult your modem manual.)

±The letter P ± ²Dialing to be continued in Pulse mode.² (Not supported by some modems.)

±The letter T ± ²Dialing to be continued in DTMF mode.² (Not supported by some modems.)

V.34 addresses are not interface speci®c so they are added from the mainConfig> prompt. For example:

Config>add v34-address

Assign address name [1-23] chars []? remote-site-baltimore

Assign network dial address [1-20 digits][]? 1-909-555-1234

Con®guring the V.34 Interface

This section explains how to con®gure the V.34 interface. To con®gure, do the following:

1.To set up a serial line interface for V.34, set the datalink protocol for the serial line interface. From the Config> prompt, use the set data-link v34 command. For example:

Config> set data-link v34

Interface Number [0]? 2

Note: The datalink is automatically set for integrated modem and cannot be changed.

2.Display the V.34 Config> prompt by entering the network command followed by the number of the interface. For example:

Config>network	2
V.34 Data Link	Configuration
V34 System Net	Config	2>

You can use the list devices command at the Config> prompt to display a list of interface numbers con®gured on the router.

3. Use the set local-addresscommand to specify the network address name of the local port. You must enter one of the address names you de®ned using the add v34-addresscommand. For example:

V34 System Net Config	2>set local-address
Local network address	name []? remote-site-baltimore

Note: You must restart the router for con®guration changes to take effect.

Optional V.34 Parameters

The following are optional V.34 parameters you can set. For a complete description

of these commands, see ªV.34 Con®guration Commandsº on page 599.

v You can limit the number of successive calls to an address that is inaccessible or

that refuses those calls. To do so, use the set retries-no-answerand the set

timeout-no-answer commands.

v The set disconnect-timeoutcommand controls the amount of time the router

waits to initiate a call after dropping a signal from the previous call.

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