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NIC (V.35/RS449/RS530/X21) Interface Configuration (Licence Required—see
"Licences" for more information)
This section allows you to customize the NIC interface. The network type (X.21, V.35,
RS449, RS530) is automatically recognized by the system.
Available options:
Select the maximum
Select
Automatic Call
Select
Use RS366
but they will be switched when combined with RS366).
Select
RS366 Advanced
ON
OFF
Select
Termination
Select
CLOCK RX=TX
Select
Terminal Timing
Select
Advanced
ON indicates that the signal is managed (OFF indicates that the signal is not
managed).
For all signals: ON indicates normal management of the signal,
Selecting ON/OFF/ON in the DTR box activates the Resync pulse.
Selecting RING in the CD box indicates the signal is used for announcing an
incoming call.
Note:
To use the NIC interface licence is needed, as well as a cable corresponding to the desired
interface.
Enable network
It is possible to enable/disable any calling protocol.
Once explicitly disabled, a protocol will no longer appear in the "combo-box" for call
selection.
An incoming call will be always accepted, even if the incoming protocol is disabled.
from the drop-down menu.
Rate
to make the call if network alarms are not present.
to allow the use of the RS366 interface (leased interfaces are not switched,
in the NIC menu to configure some signals:
indicates that the signal is managed.
indicates that the signal is not managed.
to insert terminations on the interface signals.
for identical bit rates in transmission and reception.
to transmit data with System clock.
in order to display the following advanced settings:
while OFF sets the value of the signal to active.
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