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RBSAnswerDelay

RBSAnswerDelay (RBS Answer Delay) specifies the time interval, in seconds, after which

the adapter hangs up if the remote station does not answer a call. Any value between 1

and 255 seconds is allowed.

The default is 120 seconds.

RBSGlaResPa

RBSGlaResPa (RBS Glare-resolving Party) specifies which party resolves a call collision

if both ends of a line simultaneously attempt to initiate a call. Possible settings are:

• 0 (off): When a call collision occurs, your server will not abort its call attempt to resolve

the collision but will wait for the other party to do so. It will then start sending address

digits.

• 1 (on): When a call collision occurs, your server will stop dialing and return to on-hook

status. It will prepare to receive address digits and the call attempt from the other end

of the line can be completed.

The default is ‘1’ if your adapter is operated as terminal endpoint and ‘0’ if it is operated

as network termination.

RBSDID

RBSDID (RBS Direct Inward Dialing) is used in terminal endpoint mode only. It specifies

how an incoming call is handled. Possible settings are:

• 0 (off): An incoming call is accepted and forwarded as soon as the destination party

indicates off-hook status. The incoming dialed digits are not collected and the dialed

number is not forwarded.

• 1 (on): The incoming dialed digits are collected. When all dialed digits are received, a

CONNECT indication is sent to the application and the connection is established.

The default value is ‘1’.

RBSSignalMode

For ‘GroundStart’ and ‘LoopStart’ trunk modes only. Specify which signaling mode is used.

Possible settings are:

• 0 (FXO/FXS): A foreign exchange station (FXS) is simply a device connected to a PBX.

It is controlled by the local PBX and the remote switch at the central office. A foreign

exchange office (FXO) is the central office when the adapter is connected through a

PBX.

• 1 (SAS/SAO): The special access (SAS, SAO) is a dedicated line through the central

office going directly to a long-distance carrier.

The signaling mode that you select here must correspond to the setting of your switch or

carrier. Your telco company can supply the required information.

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