8-2 User’s Reference Guide
SDSL Line Configuration
Data Rate Mode... | Hunt |
Data Rate... | 384 |
ATM VPI: | 0 |
ATM VCI: | 38 |
Data Link Encapsulation... | RFC1483 |
Aux Serial Port... | Async Modem |
Data Rate (kbps)... | 57.6 |
Aux Modem Init String: | AT&F&C1&D2E0S0=1 |
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■The Data Rate Mode
■If you select Hunt (the default) the router will attempt to connect at the data rate you specify in the Data Rate selection, but if it cannot do so, it will then hunt through all the available data rates until it finds one at which it can establish a connection. When it does establish a connection, it will store that data rate and use it the next time you connect.
■If you select Locked, the router will always attempt to connect at the data rate you select in the next step.
■The Data Rate
■The ATM VPI (Virtual Path Identifier) is used to route information from one switch to another. VCI and VPI, below, are not addresses. They are explicitly assigned at each segment within a network. In most cases the default value of 0 (zero) can be used, unless you are otherwise advised by your ISP or exchange carrier (CLEC).
■The ATM VCI (Virtual Channel Identifier) value is used to identify a connection between two ATM switches. In most cases the default value of 38 can be used, unless you are otherwise advised by your ISP or exchange carrier (CLEC).
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Select Data Link Encapsulation and press Return. The
By default, the Auxiliary Serial Port is enabled it for an asynchronous modem. If the AppleTalk feature set is installed, then LocalTalk becomes the default option. You can also specify it to be Unused.
For modem applications, a Data Rate
If you have attached an external modem, you can specify a Modem Init String. Consult your modem’s documentation for the correct init string for your modem. If you have enabled the optional AppleTalk