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In article <881795061.11086.0.nnrp-06.c1ed3eb9@news.demon.co.uk>, Karl
Prust <kprust@tsgc.co.uk> writes
>Hi,
>  I have a Hayes Accura ISDN using UK ISDNe.
>The ISDN side works just fine, but although I can dial out (modem or voice)
>just fine I can not get the modem or voice phone to ring/answer.
>Its getting to the "Bang head against wall stage)
I assume you have read and followed the instructions in Ch.7 of the book
Do you have MSN?
I have no problem on IDSN with the Accura. However I had a similar
problem with the Bitsurfer Pro which Motorola told me was an
incompatibility between BT's ISDN and Euro ISDN. Maybe the Accura fixed
it and ISDNe has broken it again!
>Is there a differance between ISDN & ISDNe that would need a config change
>to get it to answer as the funning thing is the modem AA lights up but wont
>answer (Yes ats0=1 set OK)
If there is no ring then the modem will never answer.
If there is a ring, I have frequently seen different ringing currents
and cadences causing unreliable detection in modems
>I'm at a loss.
>
>could it be that the speach bearer service is set to 3.1KHz??
>
>Any help please!!!!
>
>Karl
>kprust@tsgc.co.uk
>
>
>

-- 
Mike Hudson

In article <881795061.11086.0.nnrp-06.c1ed3eb9@news.demon.co.uk>, Karl
Prust <kprust@tsgc.co.uk> writes
>Hi,
>  I have a Hayes Accura ISDN using UK ISDNe.
>The ISDN side works just fine, but although I can dial out (modem or voice)
>just fine I can not get the modem or voice phone to ring/answer.
Just had the same problem, the analogue ports are 2 wire, and so will
not ring a standard phone ( my fax modem works OK ). A capacitor is
required to make into a 3 wire interface. Hayes tech support mention a
standard connector which I did not have supplied, maybe this includes
the cap.
Dialogue with Hayes tech support has been tedious via dial up E-mail as
I have not yet managed to get through their phone queuing system.
>Its getting to the "Bang head against wall stage)
>Is there a differance between ISDN & ISDNe that would need a config change
>to get it to answer as the funning thing is the modem AA lights up but wont
>answer (Yes ats0=1 set OK)
>I'm at a loss.
>
>could it be that the speach bearer service is set to 3.1KHz??
>
>Any help please!!!!
>
>Karl
>kprust@tsgc.co.uk
>
>
>

-- 
Alan Renforth

Never had ANY problems with the Bitsurfr.... AT ALL.

Check your firmware version.

--=20
Ian Cass
Network Systems Administrator
Eaton-Williams Group

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> I have no problem on IDSN with the Accura. However I had a similar
> problem with the Bitsurfer Pro which Motorola told me was an
> incompatibility between BT's ISDN and Euro ISDN. Maybe the Accura =
fixed
> it and ISDNe has broken it again!

Mike Hudson wrote:
> 
>...
> >Is there a differance between ISDN & ISDNe that would need a config change
> >to get it to answer as the funning thing is the modem AA lights up but wont
> >answer (Yes ats0=1 set OK)
> If there is no ring then the modem will never answer.
> If there is a ring, I have frequently seen different ringing currents
> and cadences causing unreliable detection in modems

We are talking about ISDN here, ring current and cadence doesnt
normally come in to it.

ISDN2 and ISDN2e normally present a different number of digits
for MSN.

For ISDN2 it is normally the last digit, for 2e it is normally
10 digits, (i.e.. all but the initial 0 in your full number).

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Karl Prust (kprust@tsgc.co.uk) wrote:
: Hi,
:   I have a Hayes Accura ISDN using UK ISDNe.
: The ISDN side works just fine, but although I can dial out (modem or voice)
: just fine I can not get the modem or voice phone to ring/answer.
: Its getting to the "Bang head against wall stage)
: Is there a differance between ISDN & ISDNe that would need a config change
: to get it to answer as the funning thing is the modem AA lights up but wont
: answer (Yes ats0=1 set OK)
: I'm at a loss.

: could it be that the speach bearer service is set to 3.1KHz??

: Any help please!!!!

Looks like you have not set up your MSNs correctly, basically the exchange 
signals a call to your equipment on a specific number, if you have not set
up the number corectly it will not match so your equipment will not answer.

Bear in mind that you might have several pieces of kit connected to your
ISDN line so each should only answer the numbers it is set up to answer.

See another thread about the numbers BT send, it is SUPPOSED to be your
national number with the leading 0 missing, but my ISDN2E is set up with
the local number only. ( typical BT ).




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In article <349061DF.14C647B@andrews-arnold.co.uk>, Adrian Kennard
<841330414@nospam.andrews-arnold.co.uk> writes
>Mike Hudson wrote:
>> 
>>...
>> >Is there a differance between ISDN & ISDNe that would need a config change
>> >to get it to answer as the funning thing is the modem AA lights up but wont
>> >answer (Yes ats0=1 set OK)
>> If there is no ring then the modem will never answer.
>> If there is a ring, I have frequently seen different ringing currents
>> and cadences causing unreliable detection in modems
>
>We are talking about ISDN here, ring current and cadence doesnt
>normally come in to it.
Try reading the question....
If a modem is connected to the analogue port, of course ringing current
and cadence come into it. Modems on analogue ports don't look at the S-
bus.
>
>ISDN2 and ISDN2e normally present a different number of digits
>for MSN.
>
>For ISDN2 it is normally the last digit, for 2e it is normally
>10 digits, (i.e.. all but the initial 0 in your full number).
>

-- 
Mike Hudson