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Command: !L
Function: Display Network Configuration
Values: n/a
Default: n/a
Description: Use the !L command to display the ProxyServer’s current DN, SPID, TEI, Data
protocol, and switch type.
!L Displays the current network configuration
Command: >Dn
Function: Embedded Protocol Analyzer
Values: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 98 or 99
Default: n/a
Description: The Embedded Protocol Analyzer records and analyzes various protocols on the B-
channel, D-channel and DTE-DCE interface. The Embedded Protocol Analyzer is
useful as a diagnostic tool, in that essential data messages are displayed. This
offers the ability to observe interactive operations of the ProxyServer, Central
Exchange, and remote communications equipment.
>D0 Display B-channel traffic, decoded as V.120
>D1 Display D-channel traffic, decoding layers 2 and 3 (Q.921 and Q.931)
>D2 Display D-channel traffic, decoding layer 2 only (Q.921)
>D3 Display D-channel traffic, decoding layer 3 only (Q.931)
>D4 Display B-channel traffic, decoded as X.75
>D98 Disable Embedded Protocol Analyzer, buffered data unchanged
>D99 Enable Embedded Protocol Analyzer, clearing buffered data
Command: !N1=n
Function: Data Directory Number (DN)
Values: n = 24-character string
Default: null string
Description: The !N1 command sets the directory number (DN) for the data channel. The
directory number is a telephone number that is assigned to the ProxyServer at
subscription time by the ISDN service provider. The DN is a string of up to 24
characters; valid characters are 0–9, the * character, and the # character.
!N1=n Sets the DN for the data channel
Command: *!N1=n
Function: Voice Directory Number (DN)
Values: n = 24-character string
Default: null string
Description: This command sets the directory number (DN) for the voice channel. See the !N1=
command description.
*!N1=n Sets the DN for the voice channel
Command: !RXGn
Function: Receive Gain
Values: n = 0–10
Default: !RXG6 (Medium volume)
Description: Use the !RXG command to control the speaker level of an analog telephone device
connected to the AUX port. AT!RXG0 selects the lowest level, AT!RXG10 selects
the highest level, and intermediate numbers select intermediate levels.
!RXG0 Lowest speaker volume through
!RXG10 Highest speaker volume
Command: !TXGn
Function: Transmit Gain
Values: n = 0–4
Default: !TXG0 (No amplification)