Verilink Productivity 500 (34-00236) Product Manual User Manual
Productivity series 500 ta isdn terminal adapter
Advertising
Table of contents
Document Outline
- Documentation Disclaimer
- GENERAL
- FEATURES
- PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
- GENERAL
- RECEIPTINSPECTION
- TELEPHONEWIRING
- INSTALLATIONPROCEDURE
- CONFIGURATION
- GENERAL
- NETWORK SETUP
- GENERAL
- CONFIGURATIONWITH‘AT’COMMANDSET
- APPLICATION EXAMPLES
- PLACING A DATA CALL
- GENERAL
- AT COMMAND STATEMENT
- AT COMMAND MODE
- ESCAPE SEQUENCE + + +
- CREATING A COMMAND STATEMENT AT
- COMMAND STATEMENT GUIDELINES
- PC CHARACTER ECHO E
- COMMAND STATEMENT BUFFER
- BACKSPACE KEY
- REPEATING A COMMAND A/
- DISPLAYING AN OPTION VALUE ?
- NUMBERED COMMANDS
- GROUP COMMANDS
- DISPLAYING HELP &H
- COMMAND SCOPE
- GENERAL
- GENERAL
- CONFIGURATION COMMANDS
- CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
- CONFIGURATION PROFILES
- LOADING AND SAVING PROFILES
- DISPLAYING CONFIGURATION AND INFORMATION
- CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
- ISDN CHANNEL PROVISIONING
- PORT OPTIONS
- Rate Adaption Protocol Selection %A2
- V.120 Configuration %E
- B-Channel Speed %A4=
- Rings To Answer S0
- Ring Count S1
- Wait for Connection S7
- Speech Call Answer Option %A93
- 3.1Khz Audio Call Answer Option %A94
- Data Call Answer Option %A95
- Echo Disable Tone %A96
- Dialing Method %A97
- Data Port Originate Mode %A98
- Voice Port Originate Mode *%A98
- TERMINAL INTERFACE AND PIN OPTIONS
- DTE Data Mode &M
- DTR Detect Time S25
- DTE Speed @P2
- DTE Parity @P3
- DTE Number of Data Bits @P4
- DTE Number of Stop Bits @P6
- Flow Control Options \Q
- Data Carrier Detect &C
- DCD Drop Time S10
- Data Terminal Ready &D
- Persistent DTR Dialing &L
- Data Set Ready &S
- Request to Send / Clear to Send &R
- RTS to CTS Delay S26
- COMMAND AND MESSAGE OPTIONS
- Choosing to Use Response Messages Q
- Selecting Response Form V
- CARRIER/PROTOCOL/CHANNEL Messages Display W
- Connect Speed and Dial Messages Display X
- Command Mode @P1=
- DTE Character Echo E
- Escape Character S2
- Carriage Return Character S3
- Line Feed Character S4
- Back Space Character S5
- Escape Sequence Guard Time S12
- DTE Guard @G
- GENERAL
- OPERATION MODES
- CALL PLACEMENT STRATEGIES
- DIALING D
- ANSWERING CALLS A
- STATUS AND CONNECT MESSAGES
- CALL TERMINATION
- SYNCHRONOUS MODES
- GENERAL
- PLACING A CALL
- ANSWERING A CALL
- TERMINATING A CALL
- SIMULTANEOUS VOICE AND DATA CALLS
- VOICE SERVICES
- GENERAL
- SELECTING V.25 bis
- OPERATION IN V.25 bis MODE
- REACTIVATING THE AT COMMAND PROCESSOR
- DTE INTERFACE PINS
- GENERAL
- BONDING ON THE 500 TA
- BONDING SETUP
- PLACING A BONDING CALL
- DISCONNECTING A BONDING CALL
- GENERAL
- COMMUNICATION DIAGNOSTICS
- GENERAL
- When power is turned on, nothing happens.
- The 500 TA will not communicate or establish a link to the network switch.
- The 500 TA appears to power up correctly, but does not respond to AT commands sent from the PC.
- AT commands echoed from the 500 TA are not displayed correctly at the PC (but response messages a...
- AT response messages are not being displayed properly at the PC (but AT commands are).
- Data calls do not automatically answer.
- Data calls connect but automatically terminate within about 5 seconds.
- When the 500 TA tries to dial or answer data calls, it aborts for no apparent reason.
- After a data call connects, the local PC receives bad or garbled data.
- After a data call connects, the 500 TA seems to intermittently lose data, especially when transfe...
- The 500 TA hangs up in the middle of a data call.
- After a data call is made, the 500 TA intermittently stops sending or receiving data.
- ISDN Line Type
- Connection Types
- DTE Data Rates
- DCE Data Rates
- Data Rate Adaption Protocols
- DTE Available Interfaces
- Switch Compatibility
- Supplementary Services
- Dimensions
- Environmental
- Power Requirements
- Power Consumption
- GENERAL
- ISDN Interface
- DTE Interface