AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Data Manual page 117

Making and Receiving Data Calls
Making Direct Data Calls
5-8
Calling with Digital Data Equipment
Table 5-1 Call Progress Messages
When you see
CALLING 723 or
CALLING 9555-1234
RINGING
RINGING
INCOMING CALL
CONNECTED-NODE 2
FAR END SPEED 1200
CLEARING
ENDED
WRONG ADDRESS
ACCESS DENIED
BUSY
BUSY
BUSY
NETWORK BUSY
CALL OPTION ERROR
WRONG CALL TYPE
FAR END REQUESTED
Use the following instructions to make data calls directly to other digital
stations. These include
internal calls to other digital data stations
internal calls to ISDN 7500B Data Modules
host computer
internal calls to ISDN 7500B Data Modules
workstation on a local area network (LAN)
outside calls to other digital data stations using digital
supplied in Primary Rate Interface (PRI) service
It means
You are placing a call, and the digits being dialed
(including the dial-out code for outside calls) appear.
Your call is ringing at the data station you called. This
message appears only when you call another digital data
station.
You are receiving an incoming data call.
The call you placed or received is answered, and you
can begin data transmission. The mode of data trans-
port and transmission speed selected are shown.
You disconnected a data call. If the data user at the
other end disconnects the call, FAR
appears after this message.
You typed an invalid character in your dialing sequence
or dialed incorrectly (space and "-" are invalid
characters).
The call you are making is not permitted.
The data station you are calling is busy,
The line/trunk you want to use is not available.
No B channel is available.
The feature is not applicable for the data call.
The data station you are calling is an analog data station,
and you have not dialed using a modem pool.
The station you are calling is an MLX telephone or an
analog station connected to an MLX telephone using an
MFM.
connected
connected
END REQUESTED
to the ports of a local
to the ports of a
lines or trunks