ELSA LANCOM Business LC-4X00, Manual

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Description of the menu options
ELSA LANCOM Business
R34
A tip for those using a router in a PBX: Following a call to any ISDN device under the
number of the ISDN bus, the MSN/EAZ displayed under 'Dial-Caller' is exactly the entry
that must be entered in the router at /SETUP/WAN-MODULE/ROUTER-INTERFACE-LIST/
MSN-EAZ in order for a call to be correctly answered from an external station.
Status/Remote-statistics
This table shows the last hundred connections of the ELSA LANCOMs with information
on the remote station.
The table has the following layout:
The different entries have the following meaning:
A connection remains in the table for at least as long as it is established. Every new
connection fills the table from top to bottom. If an existing connection is the lowest entry
in the table, an already released connection will be deleted from the table instead if
necessary.
Dial-Caller The MSN/EAZ dialed by the caller
Capab. The service requested by the caller.
Possible values are HDLC64K, HDLC56K and unknown. An analog call is dis-
played as unknown here.
B-chan. The B channel used. A value of 0 means that all channels have already been
seized, i.e. call waiting is activated.
Conn.-start Remote-ID Mode Ifc Conn.-time Charge
0T; 00:20:57 LONDON Active Ch01 50 5
0T; 00:20:46 MANCHESTER Passive Ch02 230 10
Conn.-start Time at which the connection was established. Either the device operating time
or the system time of the ISDN is displayed (if made available from the ISDN ter-
minal).
Remote-ID Logical remote station name
Mode Type of connection establishment:
Active – the connection was actively established by the device
Pas. – The device received a call
CB – The device called the remote station back
Ifc Interface, over which the connection is made (Ch01, Ch02).
Conn.-time Duration of the connection in seconds
Charge Charges for this connection in units