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- Page 1 Models MTA128ST & MTA128NT External ISDN Terminal Adapter Quick Start Guide...
- Page 2 Furthermore, Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the content hereof without obligation of Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. to notify any person or organization of such revisions or changes.
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Page 3: Getting Started
• Ports that connect to other apparatus are defined as SELV. To ensure conformity with EN 41003, ensure that these ports connect only to the same type of port on the other apparatus. MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide... -
Page 4: Network Configuration
TAs are attached to a network terminator bus. !D3= AT command: Voice TEI Voice TEI is the TEI assigned to the voice channel. Choices are: Auto TEI, a fixed TEI number, or Disable. *!D3=. AT command: MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide... - Page 5 TA once it is attached to the ISDN. AT commands: AT!N1= SPIDs and DNs are used only by the U.S. NI-1, AT&T Note: 5ESS, and DMS-100 switch types. MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 5551000:001 (base address is (base address is 5551000) AT*!C6= AT*!N1=...
- Page 6 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide Connecting Your TA Turn off your computer. Place the modem in a convenient location, connect it to your computer’s serial port, to the phone line, to AC power, and to your phone. Connect the TA to the AC Power Outlet Plug the DC power transformer into an AC power outlet or power strip.
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Page 7: Connecting To Your Isdn Network Terminator
MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide Turn on the TA by sliding the power switch to ON and verify operation by observing the LEDs on the front panel. The LEDs first flash in a self-test pattern. Then the LS LED remains on. If the TA does not appear to be working, Refer to Chapter 5 for troubleshooting help. - Page 8 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide Configuring your TA If you use Windows 98/ME/NT, perform the following procedure using the Configuration Utility provided on your system CD. If you are using another operating system, you can configure the TA using the firmware-based configuration utility or AT commands.
- Page 9 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 3. Searching for TA screen is displayed with please wait while the configuration utility searches for your ISDN TA(s). This may take up to 20 seconds. Then the Searching for TA screen with Devices have been identified. Please select a device to configure Click Next to continue.
- Page 10 Custom (Existing) opens an existing configuration, allowing you to modify all elements of the configuration. Custom (New) allows you to customize a new configuration. I have chosen Custom (New) for this example. MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide...
- Page 11 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 5. The Network Switch Type screen is displayed with Please select the settings for the Network Switch Type. Select the network switch type you listed in the Before You Start section of this chapter.
- Page 12 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 6. Please select the settings for dynamic bandwidth allocation, high and low sampling period and throughput, and call bumping. Click to continue. Next...
- Page 13 ISDN network. The TEI number can be fixed (range 0 - 63) or dynamic and is assigned automatically at the GO each time the TA connects to the ISDN interface and powers up. Glick Next when you are finished. MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide...
- Page 14 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 8. The SPID (Service Profile Identifier) North America only, is displayed with Please enter the data SPID, voice SPID, data directory numbers, and voice directory number of your network. SPID is only used in North America. A SPID is the ISDN network parameter for local terminal identification and tracking.
- Page 15 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 9. The Call Control Setup screen is displayed with Please select the settings for call control. Call Control Setup allows you to set up your terminal adapter and customize how it dials and answers. You can configure persistent DTR dialing, calling line identification, auto answer data calls, and number of rings.
- Page 16 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 10. The Data Protocol Setup screen is displayed with Please select the setting you desire for the Data Protocol. If you would like the TA to detect the data protocol of an incoming data call and automatically change the TA’s protocol to match the incoming call, click auto protocol detection check box.
- Page 17 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 11.The Stored Numbers screen is displayed with Please enter the numbers you would like to store. You can store up to ten phone numbers with up to 25 characters per number. Stored number zero is used if Persistent DTR Dialing is enabled in Call Control Setup screen.
- Page 18 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 12 .The Port Control Setup 1 screen is displayed with Please select the settings you would like for the DTR detect time, DCD drop time, DTR, DSR, CTS, and DCD signals. Click Next when you have finished entering your settings.
- Page 19 13.The Port Control Setup II screen is displayed with Please select the settings you would like for the Default Parity, Default Bit Rate, number of Data Bits, number of Stop Bits, Flow Control, and synchronous mode. Click Next when you are finished. MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide...
- Page 20 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 14.The POTS Port screen is displayed with Please select the settings for the PORTS port. When your selections are complete, click Next.
- Page 21 .ini file. You can enter any name up to 35 characters or less in the Store Configuration as: window. Click Next after you have selected a name. MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide...
- Page 22 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 16.The Load Configuration screen is displayed with To load the configuration now, click Next.
- Page 23 MTA128NT/ST Quick Start Guide 17.Your ISDN TA is currently being configured. When the Finish button becomes active, click Finish. 18.The Configured screen is displayed. Click Finish to exit the Configuration Utility.
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