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1. If you’re given two SPIDs by the phone company, enter just those numbers into
ZephyrExpress. This is the most common case in North America.
2. If you’re given just one SPID, don’t enter it: instead, use the PTP setting for Switch
Type.
3. If you’re in Europe you don’t have to enter anything. However, if you’re given MSNs
and want to limit which numbers ZephyrExpress will answer, enter them for those
numbers.
There are also several different types of ISDN switching devices that can be used at the
central office, each with a different set of protocols. You must know what type you have.
iISDN TIP!
If you have AT&T Point-to-Point protocol or European ISDN, the phone companymight provide just one number for the MSN or Directory Number.
These numbers, and possibly also the protocol, will be different for each ISDN circuit
you connect to. Since ZephyrExpress is portable, it’s likely to be used in multiple
locations. You can enter the complete information for each location into ZephyrExpress,
and recall its complete setting at the touch of a button.
Here’s a summary of circuit information. You may want to copy this form for each location.
Item 1 and 2 are required. Use just one set of numbers for item 3. Item 4 is optional.
Location___________________________________________ Date ______________________
1 ISDN type, check one:
National ISDN-1 (The most frequent choice in the US. Will always have SPIDs. Also
use this choice if your ISDN protocol is DMS Custom.)
AT&T Point-to-Point or PTP. (Will not have SPIDs.)
European ISDN (Euro-ISDN or ETS300. Will not have SPIDs.)
Other (Contact Telos Customer Support.)
2 ISDN telephone numbers with area code:
Line 1 _______________________________ Line 2 ___________________________________
3 SPID numbers, if supplied (US users only with National ISDN-1):
Line 1 _______________________________ Line 2 ___________________________________
or MSN numbers, if supplied (Euro ETS300 only):
Line 1 _______________________________ Line 2 ___________________________________
4Prefix required by internal phone system for outside lines: