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MultiVOIP User Guide			Technical Configuration (Analog/BRI)
	ISDN-BRI Parameter Definitions (continued)
	Field Name	Values	Description
	Dialing	Inter Digit	Dialing options are relevant when the
	Options	Timer	MultiVOIP provides dial tone either during
			an overlap receiving mode or providing a
		(value in
			second dial tone. Default is 2000, which is 2
		milliseconds)
			seconds. Range 250 ms to 10000 ms (1/4 sec
			to 10 sec).
	Switch	Information
	Country	see table	Country in which MultiVOIP is operating
		below	with ISDN.
	Operator	see table	Indicates phone switch manufacturer/model
		below	or refers to telco so as to specify the switching
			system in question.
			ISDN is implemented somewhat differently
			in different switches (different software stacks
			are used).
	PCM Law	A-Law or	A-Law is an analog-to-digital compression
		MU-Law	/expansion standard used in Europe.
			MU-Law is the North America standard.
			Refer to the PCM-Law defaults based on
			country and operator below.
	TEI n	Terminal or	TEI (Terminal Endpoint Identifier) is a
	Assignment	Network or	number to uniquely identify each device
		both	connected to the ISDN. TEI Assignment
		Automatic	displays the value for each TEI assigned to
		(Point-to-	the BRI port. Depending on the layer 1
		Point)	interface selection (Terminal or Network) and
			the country selection, some fields are grayed
		Network –
			out (inactive) as they have no meaning for
		Automatic
			this configuration. The TEI range is zero to 63
		(Point-to-
			for Fixed and 64 to 126 for Automatic
		Multipoint)
			assignment.
		Fixed (Point-	An interface in Network mode has the added
		to-Point (0-	option of Point-to-Multipoint Automatic TEI.
		63) TEI 0 &	This added option should be used in cases
		TEI 1 active	where the interface, or BRI port, has one or
			more terminal devices connected to it. This
			option may also help resolve some problems
			that occur when set for Point-to-Point
			Automatic TEI, even with only one terminal
			device connected to the interface. Point-to-
			Point Automatic TEI is then to be used when
			there is one network device and one terminal
			device, default setting. When selecting Fixed
			TEI, the connection must be Point-to-Point,
			one network and one terminal device.

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