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Warning
ISDN Interface
Number Prefix for
incoming calls
In case of EURO ISDN, the MSN is usually the ISDN num-
ber of your connection without the area code, in case of
private exchanges only the number of your extension.
The ‘YES’ option should only be activated if, in addition
to the OPTICODEC, other devices (e.g. a telephone, fax
machine, PC card) must also be operated on the same
ISDN connection.
The incorrect configuration of only one unit might result
in the rejection of all calls
Via this menu item, the S
0
and U interfaces used for the
transfer are selected:
These settings concern incoming calls for OPTICODEC 7200
and 7400. If the 'Add PBX Prefix‘ option is set to 'YES‘, the
number from the PBX Prefix (see 'Dialling‘, page 40) is in-
serted before the number for incoming calls. The minimum
number length applies here too. This setting is required
only for those ISDN systems that do not automatically add
the ISDN number.
For direct S
0
connections with EURO ISDN, the leading
zeros in the ISDN numbers are not transferred for incoming
calls, e.g. 7141226622. This can be corrected by means of
the following entries.
If a 0 is entered for 'National Calls‘, this is added here.
The same applies for 'International Calls‘, where 00 is to
be entered in Germany.
When these digits are entered, the ISDN number required
to make the call will actually be displayed.
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S
0
PMP
(Point-to-Multipoint)
for multiple device connection.
(This is the usual connection
type.)
S
0
PP
(Point-to-Point)
for equipment connection
U PMP
(Point-to-Multipoint) for North America only
(using a ISDN module
type 'IMD4').