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Configuration
► Outbound
Which number of channels will on maximum be used for outgoing calls.
► Inbound
Which number of channels will on maximum be used for inbound calls.
► of Total
Total of B-channels used.
►
[...]
-Button
By pressing the [...] button a dialog is opened, that enables the user to define, which B-Channels can be
used at all, for example with „halved“ PRI ports. This „incomplete“ pin assignment is relatively common
outside of Germany.
►
ISDN Connection
The different types of connection are Point-to-Multi point and Point-to-Point.
► Point-to-Point (DID)
Point-to-Point only supports one ISDN device, usually a telephone system or a media gateway. A Point-to-
Point connection is assigned a complete dial through numbers area.
► Point-to-Multi point (MSN)
Point-to-Multi point connection only supports a limited number of receiver call numbers (usually 3 to 10),
so called MSN (Multiple Subscriber Number). Hereby multiple ISDN devices (Phone 1, Phone 2, Fax) can
be connected.
► QSIG
Additional to Euro-ISDN or DSS1, there is also QSIG. This is an ISDN protocol that is sometimes used
by a selective number of telephone systems. Via QSIG, additional information like the callers name can be
transmitted.
► Onboard Termination
OfficeMaster Gate for BRI allows the addition of ISDN terminating resistors, which should usually be ex -
istent in the ISDN socket. By default, these internal terminating resistors are deactivated.
A LED can be found on the left side below the ISDN socket of OfficeMaster Gate (stainless steel edition).
If this one is lid, then the firmware enabled the terminating resistors according the configuration settings.
Notee!
▼
Usage without terminating resistors can lead to ISDN errors. In older versions of
the hardware, this LED will be triggered if the terminating resistors are offe! The
settings in the configuration program are in effect in any way
► NT Mode (Network Termination)
This option is usually used in order to place the gateway between the telephone network and the PBX.
Towards the telephone network the gateway acts like a PBX (as TE, meaning Terminal Equipment), while
towards the PBX it acts similar to the trunk.