Supplementary Services And Terminal Devices; Connecting A Terminal Device To The S-Bus - Intracom netMod User Manual

SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES AND TERMINAL DEVICES

netMod supports three different types of terminal devices (analogue devices, ISDN
devices, Personal Computer) and various supplementary services to the subscriber. For
the best use of terminal devices connected to netMod, attention must be given when using
supplementary services, during establishment, duration or answer of a call.

Connecting a Terminal Device to the S-bus

Note that:
• netMod does not activate / deactivate supplementary services on the S-bus. Signalling
and data concerning the S-bus are transferred transparently via netMod. The
subscriber, following the user's instructions of the terminal device connected to the
bus, can activate / deactivate the supplementary services separately on each device.
• netMod does not program MSN numbers on the S-bus. Programming of MSN
numbers is done on the devices connected to that port. Each of these devices
compares the called party number of the incoming call, with the programmed MSN
numbers stored in its memory. The device will accept the call when the called party
number is identical to one of the MSN numbers programmed in the device. If there are
no programmed MSN numbers in the device, then all the incoming calls are accepted.
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