Carrier Access Multi-Service Router (MSR) Card MSR/Adit 3K GUI Reference Manual page 217

Carrier access msr/adit 3k gui multi-service router (msr) card gui reference manual
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Field
FXS Signaling
Calling Party
Disconnect (CPD)
Duration
Features
Sylantro Centralized
Conferencing
Registration - Allows SIP URI registration for each number assiged to an FXS or trunk line.
Number of Registration
per Minute
Registration Expires
Timeout
Registration Window
Size
Retry Timeout (SIP T1) Range 200 - 4000 milliseconds. Default is 500.
Tries Per Cycle
Failed Registration
Timer
T.38 Fax-Relay
Note: For the Adit 3000, this feature is available only when the Adit is configured with the FXS option.
Note: For the Adit MSR, T.38 will be supported in a future release.
T.38 Signaling
T.38 Error Detection
Scheme
T.38 Redundancy
Note: For the Adit 3000, this feature is available only when the Adit is configured with the FXS option.
Note: For the Adit MSR, T.38 will be supported in a future release.
Ls Redundancy
Hs Redundancy
Adit 3000 (Rel. 1.6) and MSR Card (Rel 2.0) GUI
Definition (Continued)
Allows the user to configure the disconnect timeout for individual lines. Range is
500 - 3000. Default is 900.
Enables the "Centralized Three-Way Calling" feature with the Sylantro application
server. This provides the means for an FXS telephone user to place an existing SIP
call on hold, dial a second SIP call, then connect all 3 parties together.
Range 1 - 300. 0 = disabled. Default is 60.
Range 30 - 86400 Seconds. Default is 3600 seconds.
Range 1 - 304. Default is 10.
Range 1 - 10. Default is 2.
Range is 300 - 86400 seconds. Default is 60.
NSE Only - NSE (Named Service Event) will be the only method tried.
NSE Preferred - NSE preferred will be the first method tried, with an attempt to
the alternate SDP method if it fails. Default.
SDP Only - SDP (Session Description Protocol) will be the only method tried.
SDP Preferred - SDP preferred will be the first method tried, with an attempt to
the alternate NSE method if it fails
None - Set error correction to none.
Redundancy - A T.38 data stream is transmitted with redundant (duplicated) data
and checksums (CRCs). This way, if the receiving gateway detects that a packet
has been lost or corrupted, it can extract it from the redundant data.
Range 0 to 8 packets (0 = no redundancy), with a default of 3 packets. Configures
the number of duplicate packets to transmit during a
low-speed T.38 fax call.
Range 0-3 packets, with a default of 0 packets (no redundancy). Configures the
number of duplicate packets to transmit during a high-speed T.38 fax call. Note:
Setting the HS Redundancy parameter greater than 0 will cause a significant
increase in the network bandwidth consumed by the fax call.
Voice over IP
IP Telephony
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