Multitech CommPlete CC2400 System Installation And Quick Start Manual page 37

Wink High Time (ms) (-(previous), q(uit), <220>):
After Wink Time (ms) (-(previous), q(uit), <500>):
PreWink Time (ms) (-(previous), q(uit), <220>):
26. Enter a value for PreWink Time, in milliseconds, or press E
accept the default value (220 ms). The Channel Polling Interval appears:
Wink High Time (ms) (-(previous), q(uit), <220>):
After Wink Time (ms) (-(previous), q(uit), <500>):
PreWink Time (ms) (-(previous), q(uit), <220>):
Channel Polling Interval (Sec) (-(previous),q(uit),<20>):
27. The Channel Polling Interval represents the time in seconds between
channel status reports from the T1. Channel Polling and Error Threshold
are used to help the controller find and reset modems staying in the off-
hook state after a call is completed. Enter a value for the Channel Polling
Interval in seconds, or press Enter to accept the default value (20
Seconds). The Error Threshold option appears:
Wink High Time (ms) (-(previous), q(uit), <220>):
After Wink Time (ms) (-(previous), q(uit), <500>):
PreWink Time (ms) (-(previous), q(uit), <220>):
Channel Polling Interval (Sec) (-(previous),q(uit),<20>):
Error Threshold (-(previous), q(uit), <10>:
28. The Error Threshold value indicates the number of channel status
reports that do not agree with the hook state reported by the modem.
When the number of incidents specified in the Error Threshold value is
received by the controller, the controller will reset a modem.
29. The Disconnect Timeout value is a period of time during which the
CommPlete's T1 card will keep the DS-0 busy (off-hook) after the
modems have disconnected. This allows the RAS to initialize the
modem, guaranteeing the Central Office equipment will not send
another call to the modem while the modem is initializing.
30. Enter a value for Disconnect Timeout, in seconds, or press E
accept the default value (11 sec). The following menu appears:
Framing Format
1. DS1 AT&T Extended Super Frame (ESF)
2. AT&T D4 Super Frame (SF)
3. ANSI Extended Super Frame
4. G.704.ITU-T section 2.1.3.2
5. G.704.ITU-T section 2.1.3.1
Enter Selection
31. Framing Format is the method by which binary ones and zeros (bits) are
organized.
Type the number of the frame format that matches that of your T1 line,
or press E to accept the default format. The following menu
NTER
appears:
Line Coding
1. Binary 8 Zero Substitution (B8ZS)
2. Alternate Mark Inversion (AMI)
3. ZBTSI
Enter Selection
2 Configuration Quick Start
(-(previous), q(uit), <1>):
(-(previous), q(uit), <1>):
to
NTER
to
NTER
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