Technical Configuration (Analog/BRI) | MultiVOIP User Guide |
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ISDN-BRI Parameter Definitions
Field Name | Values | Description |
Select BRI | ISDNn | In this field, you will choose which |
Interface | for n= | ISDN port you are configuring. The |
| for | 410ST has two ISDN |
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| “interfaces”); the 810ST has four |
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| Each port has two channels. |
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Layer 1 Interface | Terminal, | When “Terminal” is selected, it |
| Network, | indicates that the MultiVOIP should |
| Clock Master | emulate the subscriber (terminal) side |
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| of the digital connection. When |
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| “Network” is selected, it indicates |
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| that the MultiVOIP should emulate |
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| the central office (network) side of the |
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| digital connection. |
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| If connecting to a telco or PBX then |
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| choose “Terminal.” If connecting to |
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| an ISDN phone or terminal adapter, |
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| then choose “Network.” Default = |
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| Terminal. |
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| ISDN 1 Terminal Clock Master – The |
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| BRI VOIP uses an internal crystal as |
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| the clock master when any one of the |
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| ports is set for Network mode. If all |
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| ports are set for Terminal mode, then |
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| the first port to be activated becomes |
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| the clock master and it gets its clock |
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| from the network. The clock master |
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| can only be activated on ISDN1 |
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| interface in Terminal mode. If ISDN1 |
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| is selected and any other interface is |
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| set to Network mode, then clock |
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| master can be enabled. |
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| If enabled, ISDN1 is set as the clock |
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| master for all time, whether or not it |
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| is activated. This feature enables the |
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| BRI VOIP to have all of its interfaces |
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| synchronized to other network |
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| equipment and allows the terminal |
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| devices connected to the VOIP to be |
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| synchronized to the network |
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| equipment as well. |
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