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There are a number of choices, but the most common are described below.
For Europe and many other parts of the world
♦♦ ETS 300. This is the very common
For USA & Canada and a few other parts of the world
♦♦ Natl.
♦♦ DMS Cust. For ‘custom functional’ lines on the Nortel
♦♦ AT&T Cust. This is the AT&T PTP protocol, sometimes called ‘AT&T custom Point-
If you are in Europe or most of South America, you should choose ETS 300. If you have Net64 ISDN in Japan you should select INS64.
If you are in Hong Kong you should choose AT&T Cust.
If you are in the USA or Canada, use whichever protocol your phone company has provided. If you do not know, you may be able to guess...
Guessing the ISDN Protocol setting in Canada & the USA
♦♦ If you were given only a single phone number and no SPIDs try AT&T Cust
♦♦ If you were given 2 SPIDs with the format: 01+7 digit phone #+0 try AT&T Cust
♦♦ If you were given 2 SPIDs with the format: 01+7 digit phone #+000 or 01+7 digits +011 try
♦♦ If you were given 2 SPIDs with the format: area code+7 digit phone #+4 digits (for example 0101, 0100, 0111, or 1111) try
♦♦ If you were given 2 SPIDs with the format: area code+7 digit phone #+1 digit (for example 1, or 0) try DMS Cust. If this fails try
♦♦ If you were given 2 SPIDs with the format: area code+7digit phone #+2 digits (for example 01, 11, 02, or 00) try DMS Cust. If that fails try
♦♦ If you were given 2 SPIDs with the format: area code+7digit phone #+3 digits (for example 000,001) try
♦♦ If you were given a single phone number and a single SPID with the format: of 01+7 digit phone#+0 try AT&T Cust (Do not enter this SPID)
♦♦ If you were given a single phone number and a single SPID with the format: of 01+7 digit phone#+00 try
♦♦ If you were given a single phone number and a single SPID with the format: of area code+7digit phone#+4digits (for example 0101, 0100, 0111, or 1111) Try