Matrix Telecom SIMADO GBR42 System Manual page 149

Step 8: To program Overlap Receiving Timer for TE Port using
command 409.
Step 9: To program the Idle Code for the TE port using command
410.
Step 10: To assign the type of network with TE port interfaced
using command 411.
Step 11: To program the pilot number for the TE port using command
412.
Step 12: To program the start DDI number for the TE Port using
command 413.
Step 13: To program total DDI number for the TE Port using
command 414.
Step 14: To program DDI number of digits for the TE Port using
command 415.
Step 15: To allow/deny the incoming calls for TE port using command
416.
Step 16: To enable/disable DID on TE Port using command 672.
Step 17: Program called party TON for TE port using command 418.
Step 18: Program called party NPI for TE port using command 419.
Step 19: Program calling party TON for TE port using command 420.
Step 20: Program calling party NPI for TE port using command 421.
Step 21: Select the TEI Negotiation Mode for TE port using command
422.
Step 22: Program the TEI Negotiation Value for the Fixed TEI
Negotiation Mode using command 423.
Step 1
Port Status (Enable/Disable)
This command is used to disable a TE port. Disabling TE port is
required in cases when no calls are to be initiated or terminated on
this port. If disabled, the caller gets error tone, when accessing the
port.
Use following command to enable/disable a TE Port:
401-TE Port-Code-#*
Where,
TE Port is from 1 to 2.
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