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S E T U P
If these settings do not meet your requirements, you may change them. In a
first step you might for example select an entry from the
control listbox field. After having done so, the corresponding parameter
values will be set in the other parameter fields of the OptiConf™ dialog. If
necessary, you may modify one or more parameters now. This is done by
either selecting an entry from the listbox field of a control or by directly
entering the necessary value in an edit field where possible.
Some parameter fields are shown in grey colour and thus may not be
modified. These disabled configuration parameters are either not relevant for
the protocol chosen, or there is only one valid value.
After you will have finished setting all the necessary parameter values, you
may start the initialization process by either clicking on the OK or the Apply
button. After having done so, a message dialog comes up that informs you
that the download process might take up to approx. 2 minutes. Please note,
that the initialization process is started only after you have confirmed the
message by clicking on the OK button. The application will then download
the configuration set to the E1/T1 interface board.
Note:
Start OptiCall™ only after the initialization process is
finished. Only then the chosen E1/T1 configuration is
available to perform measurements.
In the following the parameter fields and its valid values are described. For
more detailed information about the parameters, refer to the overview in
Section 3.1.
3.2.1 The Parameter Field "Protocol Type"
Here you select the name of the protocol type. After choosing a protocol
from the list, the corresponding default parameter values will be assigned to
the parameter fields in the OptiConf™ dialog. For some protocol types, there
are variants available that may represent country specific variants, for
instance. These variants are available in the Protocol Version and Protocol
Subversion control fields.
3.2.2 The Parameter Field "Protocol Version"
This control offers a set of protocol variants that are available for some
protocol types. If there are no variants available, the control will show "Not
available".
3.2.3 The Parameter Field "Protocol Subversion"
Some protocol types provide another subset of variants which are available
from this control field. For example, the MFC-R2 protocol provides variants
for several countries in the Protocol Version field, and a subset of different
protocol variants for the chosen country in the Subversion control.
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