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USER’S MANUAL

Section 5: GUIDED TOUR of the MENUS 100

SPIDPending–ThismaybedisplayedifanexternalNT1hasnotcompletedinitializingtothe

line.Or,itmayindicatethattheinternalNT1hasrecognizedthelineandisinitializingtothe

restoftheXstream(i.e.slowlyblinkingNT1LED).Finally,wehaveseenthiswhentheISDN

circui

tisgrosslymisconfigured.

SPIDError–ThisindicatesthattheSPIDforthisnumber(locatedinthe2ndTELmenu)is

incorrect.SPIDsareonlyneededwithcertainISDNprotocolsusedintheUSA&Canada.SPIDs

arenotneededforETS‐300(EuroISDN),INS64(JapaneseISDN)orAT&TCusto

mPointtoPoint.

Inactive–ThisindicatesthatinternalNT1isnotactivenoristhereanactiveSinterface.This

maymeanthattheISDNlineisnotconnectedorisfaulty.NOTEthatEuroISDN(ETS300)lines

arepermittedtogointothisstate,andwillactnormallywhenth

etimecomestodial.

TEL - Screen 2



PressingtheTELbuttonasecondtime,showsthisscreen.Theseimportantparametersmustbe

enteredaboutyourISDNcircuitinorderforittoproperlyfunction.

IfyourISDNBRIcircuitprotocolisETS300(EuroISDN),INS64(JapaneseISDN),orAT&TCust

PTPyoucanleavealloftheseblank

.

SPID 1 & SPID 2

UsersintheUSA&CanadashouldentertheirSPIDshere.SPIDmistakes(orconfusion)are

amongthemostcommonproblemsusersinthesecountrieshave.Herearesometipstoassist

you.

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ISDN TIP!

1. Incorrectly entered SPIDs are the most common problem users in the USA & Canada have

placing ISDN calls. Compare the SPIDs you have entered with the SPIDs provided to you

on by the phone company to be certain that you have entered them correctly. Do not add

anything to your SPIDs.

2. Note that there are no hyphens, dashes (-), or spaces in SPIDs, so the system will not allow

you to enter these characters. If your installer has included them in the SPID, ignore them.

3. For a list of working SPID formats by Telephone Company, see Appendix 4.

4. See Section 10 for numerous tips about SPIDs and ISDN protocol settings.

5. If you have any questions about your SPIDs, call your phone company.

6. If you have PTP (AT&T Custom Point-to-Point). INS 64 (Japanese ISDN), or ETS300

(Euro-ISDN) ISDN, you should not enter anything in the SPID fields.

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