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VIII.7.5
Line Status
92
VIII.7.6
Decoder Status
93
VIII.8 Alarms
94
VIII.8.1
Selecting Alarms
94
VIII.8.2
Monitoring Alarms
96
VIII.8.3
Alarms History
96
VIII.8.4
Alarms Notification
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VIII.8.4.1
SNMP traps ................................................................ 97
VIII.8.4.2
Email....................................................................... 98
How does the PortaNet work?................................................99
IX.1 Selecting the communications interface
99
IX.2 Configuration parameters that are dependant on the network type
selected
99
IX.3 PortaNet working as a “DUAL CODEC” over ISDN
100
IX.4 PortaNet working as a “DUAL CODEC” over IP
101
IX.5 About how the Decoder works and automatic searching
102
IX.6 The PortaNet operating as IP codec (Proprietary Protocols)
104
IX.6.1
UNICAST communications
104
IX.6.2
Using line 2
104
IX.6.3
Establishing a UNICAST connection from the PortaNet
105
IX.6.4
Establishing a MULTICAST communication from the PortaNet
105
IX.6.5
MULTI-UNICAST
107
IX.6.6
Prodys Proprietary set of protocols
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IX.6.7
Proprietary (set of protocols) v2
109
IX.6.8
PRODYS PORTS for Prodys Proprietary protocols (v1 & v2)
111
IX.7 SIP
111
IX.8 SAP
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IX.9 PortaNet operating as an ISDN codec
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IX.9.1
Establishing ISDN calls
117
IX.9.2
Receiving calls via ISDN
117
IX.9.3
Restrictions in ISDN communications
118
IX.10 How the backup mode works
119
IX.10.1
MASTER & SLAVE Configuration
119
IX.10.1.1
PortaNet MASTER operation .......................................... 120
IX.10.1.2
PortaNet SLAVE operation ............................................ 122
PortaNet Blocks ............................................................... 124
X.1 Communications
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X.2 Audio MIC/LINE inputs
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X.3 Audio “International Sound” input
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X.4 Audio outputs
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