Table 3-11 – Verilink DPRI 2922 (880-503142-001) Product Manual User Manual

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Configuring the DPRI 2922 Via the NCM 2000 Craft Interface

Verilink DPRI 2922

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Table 3-11

PRI Port Configuration Menu Commands

Command

Description

Options

In

PRI In Service—ISDN stack on or off.

Yes or No

(Y/N)

Fn

NFAS Mode—Non-Facilities Associated Signalling. Only available on Port 1.

Makes both T1 channels mapable from the Port 1 D-channel. D-channel of

Port 1 would provide call control for both PRI ports forming 47B+D.

Note: This feature must be ordered with your ISDN service.

To activate NFAS Mode:

Use T1 Port Configuration Menu, Figure 3-4, to put T1 Ports 1 and 2 out of

service.

Deactivate both ISDN stacks—Port 1 and Port 2.

Select NFAS on Port 1 via the PRI Port Configuration Menu (command F1).

Reboot the module (You will be prompted to ensure that you really want to

do this).

Put Ports 1 and 2 back into service via the T1 Port Configuration Menu.

Reactivate the ISDN stacks on Port 1 ONLY (only allowed on Port 1).

1) No NFAS

2) NFAS

Dn

D-Channel Mode—The D-channel bit pattern can be inverted. Use Inverted

D-channel if AMI is selected in the T1 Port Configuration Menu, Figure

3-4. For B8ZS select “Normal”.

1) Normal

2) Inverted

Bn

D-Channel Bits—Signalling bit selection. If using AMI, select “7 bits”. For

B8ZS, select “8 bits”.

1) 8 bits

2) 7 bits

3) 6 bits

4) exit

Sn

Switch Type—Enter the type of switch used by your ISDN carrier. There are

other options which are not supported.

1) unspecified

2) AT&T 4ESS

3) AT&T 5ESS

4) DMS-100

5) NI-2

Pn

Own Numbering Plan—Enter the numbering plan recommended by your

ISDN carrier and according to your corporate network plan.

ISDN-E.164 is typically Class 4, Europe.

Telephony-E.163 is typically Class 5, U.S.

U.S. Recommended Plans:

< 7 digits—Private

7 digits—Private or Telephony

10 digits—Private, Telephony, or ISDN-E.164

>10 digits—ISDN-E.164

1) Unknown

2) ISDN-E.164

3) Telephony-

E.163

4) Private

Nn

Own Numbering Type—Enter the type of numbering used by your ISDN

carrier and according to your network requirements.

U.S. Recommended Types:

< 7 digits—Unknown or Local

7 digits—Local

10 digits—National

>10 digits—International

1) Unknown

2) International

3) National

4) Local

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