
ECDIALER and ISDN 78
ECDIALER and ISDN
This section contains information about using the ECDIALER command to
control the Eiconcard with ISDN support.
Using ECDIALER with NI-1 (North America)
This section describes how to make an
ISDN
connection to an NI-1 switch.
X.25 on the D-Channel
If a port on the Eiconcard has been configured as a D-channel to carry X.25
data, the only ECDIALER command that you can use on that port is the
ECDIALER STATUS command.
ISDN NI-1 Parameters
The table below lists all the ISDN NI-1 specific parameters for ECDIALER.
Parameter Explanation
/BCtype bearer
Defines the Bearer Capability (i.e., the information-transfer rate
and mode). Possible values are 56K, 64K (default), or Packet.
56K and 64K are for circuit-switched services, while Packet is
the equivalent of 64K for packet-switched services.
/Main n
Stores the main telephone number. This is the first number
dialed when you issue the ECDIALER DIAL command without
a number parameter. This option is not required for packet calls
when connecting to ISDN through an NI-1 type switch.
/NUmber n
Dials the number specified.
/NType type
Specifies the remote number type, Abbreviated, International,
National, Netspecific, Subscriber, or Unknown (default),
assigned to the called party by its local telephone company.
/NPlan plan
Numbering plan for the ISDN dialer. Possible values are
Unknown, ISDN (default), Data, Private, Telex, or National.
/SAddr subaddr
Provides the subaddress to further identify the remote terminal
on the ISDN Basic Rate Interface. If two terminals share the
same directory number, the subaddress identifies which terminal
will answer a particular incoming call.
/SType subtype
The types of subaddress used, NSAP (default) or User. If you
include this option, you must also use the /SAddr option.
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