ISDN Ordering & Switch Configuration - BRI

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Table of Contents
1. ISDN - ORDERING INFORMATION (BASIC RATE SERVICE)....................... 3 2. HOW MANY ISDN LINES TO ASK FOR............................................................. 3 3. WHAT ISDN SERVICES TO ASK FOR................................................................ 3 4. SWITCH TYPE CONFIGURATION ..................................................................... 4 4.1. NORTHERN TELECOM DMS-100 - SWITCH LINE INFORMATION .............................. 4 4.2. AT&T 5ESS - SWITCH INFORMATION ................................................................... 5 4.3. SIEMENS EWSD NI1 - SWITCH SETTINGS .............................................................. 6

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1. ISDN - Ordering Information (Basic Rate Service)

This document should include all the information your ISDN supplier will need to configure an ISDN service for your Tandberg Vision system. You should provide your telephone company with this information when ordering ISDN lines.

2. How many ISDN lines do you need?

Order the requisite number of ISDN Basic Rate Interface (BRI) lines to suit your equipment. Example: Vision 600 = 1 BRI Vision 800/2000/2500 = 3 BRI Vision 5000 = 4 BRI

3. What ISDN Services to request

Each line should provide a: 2B+D service S/T reference point1. Your Tandberg Vision system supports the following switch types and software for ISDN Basic Rate service (BRI): NTI DMS-100 AT&T 5ESS National ISDN-1, Protocol version 2 Custom, 5E8 and 5E9

The supported ISDN protocol types are: National ISDN-1 or AT&T 5ESS Custom ISDN

1 Telcos normaly terminate their BRI service with a U interface. An NT-1 is used to convert this to the S/T interface required by Tandbergs Vision systems. Tandberg can supply you with NT-1s.

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4. Switch Type Configuration

Essentially each BRI line should be configured as follows: 2 Simultaneous Circuit Switched Data channels ( CSD) 1 Alternate Circuit Switched Voice channel (CSV)2 A more detailed description of the requisite parameters for the most commonly used switches is detailed below.

4.1. Northern Telecom DMS-100 - Switch Line Information

National ISDN -1 (NI-1) Load BCS-35 Line Code 2B1Q SPIDS TWO Directory Numbers (DN) TWO Provisioning B1 Set Circuit Switch to YES Set BEARER RESTRICTION to NOPMD MUST be set to 2 Functional Terminal Adapter Set TEI to DYNAMIC Set RING to YES Set EKTS to NO Set data option: PROVLLC CMDATA (lower layer compatibility) B2 Set Circuit Switch to YES Set BEARER RESTRICTION to NOPMD Functional Terminal Adapter Set TEI to DYNAMIC Set RING to YES Set EKTS to NO Set data option: PROVLLC CMDATA (lower layer compatibility)

2 The Alternate Circuit Switched Voice channel is only required if you want to make calls from your Vision system to regular telephones.

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4.2. AT&T 5ESS - Switch Information

CUSTOM Software Release 5E6 or higher* Non-initializing Line Code 2B1Q Digital Subscriber Line Point-to-point (DSL) NOT needed for SPIDS this configuration ONE is assigned for both BDirectory Numbers channels. (The (DN) same number twice.) Provisioning DSL CLS PP (point-to-point) DMD (for Circuit B1 SERV Switched Voice/Data) DMD (for Circuit B2 SERV Switched Data) Signaling Only (No D-channel packet-switched data) CSV 1 (one) CSV CHL B1 CSD 2 CSD channel ANY CSV LIMIT 1 (one) CSD LIMIT 2 Dynamic TEI MAXB CHNL MUST be set to 2 (Maximum B-channel) MTERM 1 (one) TERMTYP (Terminal Type "A" Type) MUST be set to ACT USR YES National ISDN (NI-1 National ISDN (NI-1 and NI-2) Software and NI-2) Software CUSTOM Release 5E8 or Release 5E8 or Software Release higher higher 5E6 or higher* Fully - initializing NI1 - 2 DNs NI1 1 DN 2B1Q 2B1Q 2B1Q Multipoint TWO required Standard ONE assigned by telco Standard TWO assigned by telco

ONE is assigned for TWO, one for each both B-channels. TWO, one for each (The same number B-channels B-channel twice) MP (Multipoint) DMD (for Circuit Switched Voice/Data) DMD (for Circuit Switched Data) Signaling Only (No packet-switched data) 1 (one) B1 2 ANY 1 (one) 2 Dynamic TEI MUST be set to 2 2 Type "A" MUST be set to YES

DMD (for Circuit DMD (for Circuit Switched Voice/Data) Switched Voice/Data) DMD (for Circuit Switched Data) DMD (for Circuit Switched Data)

Signaling Only (No Signaling Only (No packet-switched data) packet-switched data) 1 (one) B1 2 ANY 1 (one) 2 Dynamic TEI MUST be set to 2 2 Type "A" 1 (one) B1 2 ANY 1 (one) 2 Dynamic TEI MUST be set to 2 2 Type "A"

MUST be set to YES MUST be set to YES

* Software releases prior to 5E6 (i.e., 5E5 and 5E4.2) supported only AMI line coding NI-1 was first supported in the 5E8 Software Release. Note: SPID's generally have one of the following formats 1. 01- Seven digit DN - and an optional digit (ex. 01-332-7834-1) 2. Any three digits (usually area code) - Seven digit DN - optional additional digits (ex 700-737-3290-01) Remember - this is a guideline, the telco can assign any SPIDs it wants.

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4.3. Siemens EWSD NI1 - Switch settings

Line Code - 2B1Q Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) - National* BCHDNs = 2 (Directory numbers assigned by telco) BCDN = C56 BCDN = C64 (IF supported by interexchange carrier to local Central Office) CT = CMD (Circuit Mode Data) TSPIDs assigned by telco: TWO Provisioning for BRI: SUBSCRIBER: Set B1 CT = CMD (for Circuit Switched Data / Voice) Set B2 CT = CMD (for Circuit Switched Data) BCHCT = 2 IBCHCT = 2 OBCHCT = 2 COS = NICND (Class of Service; No ISDN Calling # Delivery) PIC = XXX-C56 (Where XXX is the interexchange carrier's code) PIC = XXX-C64 (Where XXX is the interexchange carrier's code) TERMINAL SERVICE PROFILE DATA: USID = 1 (User ID) TSPID = 7085551234001 (for illustration purposes only) TERMLIM=1 (Max number of terminals that can share this SPID) CT = CMD FKMPINUM = 0 (Feature Key Mgmt. Profile Index Number) ACCESS DATA: BCHEQN = 2 (Number of B-Channels assigned) BEQN = SP & AU3 & C56 & C64 (Bearer capabilities on BRI) COE = CLASS1 (Class of equipment) LINKOPT = DYNNOPL (Dynamic Link, No Packet Links) CPDDN = 7085551234-CMD <-- The Directory Numbers assigned by the telco MUST match the bearer capabilities requested. In this example, the single number listed is for Circuit Mode Data. For this application, two DN's are requested CPVDN2 = 7085551235 Note: Some fields on this page may vary from one switch to another. Voice DN might be different from CMD DN. * NI-1 was first supported in the APS 11 Software Release.

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