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POTS Port Configuration 283
Available codecs for IC-4ab
Currently (R2.10) only G.711 and G.723 or G.729 are supported on the IC-4ab, that is it is not possible
to use G.723 on one port of the IC-4ab and G.729 at the same time on another port.
29.3 Shutdown and Enable POTS Ports
Prior to changing any configuration settings on a POTS port, the port must be shut down. You can
perform all configuration tasks and then activate the port, so activating all your configuration
changes.
Procedure
To disable and activate an POTS port
Mode
Context CS
Command Purpose
Step 1 (config)#port pstn slot port
Enter POTS port configuration mode
Step 2 (prt-pstn)[ slot / port ]#down Shutdown the port. All active calls are dropped!
Step 3
Configure settings according to the sections
below
Step 4 (prt-pstn) [ slot / port ]#up Activate the port.
At the end of the configuration procedure re-
enabling the port activates the configuration
changes.
Example: Shutting Dow n and Enabling a POTS port
The following example shows how to enter the configuration mode for POTS port 0/0, disable and
activate the port.
172.16.40.71> enable
172.16.40.71# configure
172.16.40.71(cfg)# port pstn 1 0
172.16.40.71(prt-pstn)[1/0]# down
Add here the configuration changes
172.16.40.71(prt-pstn)[1/0]# up
29.4 Configure Common POTS Port Parameters
Some parameters pertain to all 4 POTS ports available on an IC-4ab and are configured as shown
below.
Unlike ISDN POTS is heavily country specific even though there is a good chance that a phone for
one country works reasonably good in another country. Country specific settings must be
downloaded to the IC4ab prior operation of a POTS phone. As there are over 190 countries
SmartWare of course does not support all different country parameters. Thus prior operation make
sure that the country parameter file for your country is available.
Procedure
Software Configuration Guide Release 2.10, Revision 1.00
Configure common POTS port parameters