System Functions and Features as of I7.9
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Data-service connections and destination tables
Data-service connections are routed via the call distribution element to a data-
service destination table. In the data-service destination table each data-service
type is allocated internal or PISN-internal destinations. There are several data-serv-
ice destination tables; their number depends on the system type.
The system analyses the data-service type involved and then routes the call to the
configured destination.
Destinations include:
•
Internal users (including the remote maintenance access)
•
User Groups
•
PISN users
•
Data-service individual destination
If the data-service type cannot be unequivocally allocated, it will be routed to the
destination
Unknown data service
.
If no destination is found, the call is cleared down.
Tab. 82
Data-service destination table
Data-service type
Interface of the destination terminal
Modem a/b
• Analogue terminal interface
• Terminal Adapter on an S terminal interface
FAX 2, 3
• Analogue terminal interface
• SIP terminal interface
FAX 4
• S terminal interface
• Analogue terminal interface
TA V.110
Terminal Adapter on an S terminal interface
TA V.120
Terminal Adapter on an S terminal interface
B channel transparent
• S terminal interface
• Remote maintenance access PPP
Telepac
Terminal Adapter on an S terminal interface
Teletex
Terminal Adapter on an S terminal interface
Telex
Terminal Adapter on an S terminal interface
Videotex
Terminal Adapter on an S terminal interface
Unknown
Any destination