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SSxDSL-5 IDSL Module
2.3.4.3 Auto Service Scan
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AUTO SERVICE SCAN
SCAN MODE : DISTANCE
SPID NUMBER : SPID1
DISTANCE PHONE NUMBER
40836380
START
This feature scans the line to
determine which services are
supported. It can run the test for
both the local switch, as well as
for a distant phone number.
Figure 19 Auto Service Scan Screen
Use this procedure:
1. Press AUTO while in any ISDN-BRI menu screen and select
AUTO SERVICE SCAN. See the screen in Figure 19.
2. Select SCAN MODE and choose:
• LOCAL (F1): Scan the local switch for supported services.
• DISTANT (F2): Scan a distant ISDN line. In this case, enter
the DISTANT PHONE NUMBER that will be tested.
3. Select SPID NUMBER and choose the number to check. Dif-
ferent services can be supported on each SPID so check the
configuration of both SPIDs.
• SPID1 (F1): Test the first SPID.
• SPID2 (F2): Test the second SPID.
• If testing a P-P or ETSI circuit, SPIDs are not used.
4. Press F4 to start the test and see Figure 20.
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AUTO SERVICE SCAN
ok SPEECH no TELE64K
ok DATA 64K no FAX G2/3
ok DATA 56K no FAX G4
ok 3.1K – MIXMODE
no 7K – PROFORM
no VIDEO – VIDEOTEX
no TELE3.1K – OSI
PLEASE WAIT TEST IN PROGRESS
STOP
ETSI Protocol
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AUTO SERVICE SCAN
OK SPEECH
NO DATA 64K
NO DATA 56K
– 3.1K
PLEASE WAIT TEST IN PROGRESS
STOP
North American Protocol
Figure 20 Auto Service Scan Result Screens
The results screen shows a checklist of the possible services.
The symbols have the following meanings:
• ok: This is a valid service supported for this SPID or line.
• no: This is not supported for this SPID or circuit.
• –: This has yet to be checked.
