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    							MultiVOIP User Guide Index
    441
    Status Freeze Signalling Active (E1
    stats) field.................................. 345
    Status Freeze Signalling Active (T1
    stats) field.................................. 341
    Subject (email logs) field
    analog........................................ 212
    T1/E1 ........................................ 138
    supervisory signaling
    analog telephony ......................... 33
    supervisory signaling (analog) ...... 189
    supervisory signaling parameters
    (analog telephony) .................... 188
    supervisory signaling types
    MVP210......................................73
    MVP-410/810 .............................71
    Supplementary Services (analog)
    Alerting Party............ 226, 227, 228
    Call Hold................................... 220
    Call Hold Enable....................... 223
    Call Name Identification ........... 220
    Call Transfer ............................. 220
    Call Waiting .............................. 220
    Call Waiting Enable .................. 223
    Caller Name Identification Enable
    .............................................. 224
    Calling Party ............................. 225
    Enable Call Hold....................... 223
    Enable Call Transfer ................. 222
    Enable Call Waiting .................. 223
    Enable Caller Name Identification
    .............................................. 224
    Hold Sequence .......................... 223
    Retrieve Sequence..................... 223
    Select Channel .......................... 222
    Transfer Sequence..................... 222
    Supplementary Services (T1/E1)
    Alerting Party............ 152, 153, 154
    Call Hold................................... 146
    Call Hold Enable....................... 149
    Call Name Identification ........... 147
    Call Transfer ............................. 146
    Call Transfer Enable ......... 148, 222
    Call Waiting .............................. 146
    Call Waiting Enable .................. 149
    Caller Name Identification Enable
    .............................................. 150
    Calling Party ............................. 151
    Enable Call Hold....................... 149Enable Call Transfer ................. 148
    Enable Call Waiting .................. 149
    Enable Caller Name Identification
    .............................................. 150
    Hold Sequence .......................... 149
    Retrieve Sequence ..................... 149
    Select Channel........................... 148
    Transfer Sequence ..................... 148
    Supplementary Services Info
    logs for ...................................... 334
    Supplementary Services Parameter
    buttons (analog)
    Copy Channel............................229
    Default.......................................229
    Supplementary Services Parameter
    buttons (T1/E1)
    Copy Channel............................155
    Default.......................................155
    Supplementary Services Parameter
    Definitions
    analog222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227,
    228, 229
    T1/E1148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153,
    154, 155
    Supplementary Services Parameter
    fields (analog)
    Call Transfer Enable .................222
    Call Waiting Enable ..................223
    Hold Sequence ..........................223
    Retrieve Sequence .....................223
    Transfer Sequence .....................222
    Supplementary Services Parameter
    fields (analog)
    Alerting Party ............................226
    Allowed Name Types225, 226,
    227, 228
    Busy Party .................................227
    Call Hold Enable .......................223
    Call Name Identification Enable224
    Caller ID....................................229
    Calling Party .............................225
    Connected Party ........................228
    Select Channel...........................222
    Supplementary Services Parameter
    fields (T1/E1)
    Call Transfer Enable .................148
    Call Waiting Enable ..................149
    Hold Sequence ..........................149 
    						
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    Retrieve Sequence.....................149
    Transfer Sequence.....................148
    Supplementary Services Parameter
    fields (T1/E1)
    Alerting Party............................152
    Allowed Name Types151, 152,
    153, 154
    Busy Party.................................153
    Call Hold Enable.......................149
    Call Name Identification Enable150
    Caller ID ...................................155
    Calling Party .............................151
    Connected Party ........................154
    Select Channel ..........................148
    Supplementary Services Parameters
    screen, accessing
    analog........................................219
    T1/E1 ........................................145
    Supplementary Services parameters,
    setting
    analog........................................219
    T1/E1 ........................................145
    Supplementary Services, incompatible
    with SIP
    analog.................................. 19, 219
    E1 ................................................ 15
    T1................................................ 11
    T1/E1 ........................................ 145
    support, technical .......................... 392
    switch types (phone) and ISDN-PRI
    .................................................. 125
    SysLog client programs
    availability ................................ 386
    features & presentation types .... 388
    SysLog Server Enable field
    analog........................................ 218
    T1/E1 ........................................ 144
    SysLog Server function
    as added feature ........................ 386
    capabilities of ............................ 388
    enabling..................................... 387
    location of ................................. 386
    SysLog Server IP Address field
    analog........................................ 218
    T1/E1 ........................................ 144
    SysLog Server, enabling
    analog........................................ 217
    T1/E1 ........................................ 143System Information screen
    for op & maint ...........................323
    System Information screen, accessing
    analog ........................................231
    T1/E1 ........................................157
    System Information update interval,
    setting
    analog ........................................231
    for op & maint ...........................324
    T1/E1 ........................................157
    T
    T1 model descriptions ..................... 10
    T1 Parameter definitions116, 117, 119
    Clocking .................................... 119
    Line Build-Out .......................... 119
    Line Coding............................... 119
    PCM Law .................................. 119
    Pulse Shape Level ..................... 119
    Yellow Alarm Format ............... 119
    T1 Parameter fields
    CAS Protocol ........................ 117
    CRC Check ............................... 116
    Frame Format ............................ 116
    Long-Haul Mode ....................... 116
    T1/E1/ISDN .............................. 116
    T1 Parameters screen .................... 115
    T1 Statistics field definitions 342, 343
    T1 Statistics fields
    Bipolar Violation....................... 343
    Frame Search Restart Flag ........ 342
    Line Loopback Activation Signal
    .............................................. 342
    Loss of MultiFrame Alignment . 342
    Pulse Density Violation............. 342
    Receive Slip .............................. 343
    Transmit Data Underrun ........... 342
    Transmit Line Open .................. 342
    Transmit Slip ............................. 342
    Transmit Slip Negative ............. 342
    Yellow Alarm............................ 342
    T1 telephony parameters .................90
    T1/E1 connector pinout................. 403
    T1/E1 Statistics function........... 339
    T1/E1/ISDN field
    E1 .............................................. 121
    T1 .............................................. 116 
    						
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    T1/E1/ISDN Parameters screen,
    accessing ................................... 113
    T1/E1/ISDN parameters, setting ... 113
    T1/ISDN Parameter definitions .... 118
    T1/ISDN Parameter fields
    Country ..................................... 118
    Enable ISDN-PRI ..................... 118
    Operator .................................... 118
    Terminal Network ..................... 118
    table-top voip models...................... 60
    TCP/UDP compared
    E1 .............................................. 292
    IP Statistics context................... 336
    T1.............................................. 248
    tech configuration
    saving .......................................... 38
    technical configuration
    startup ......................................... 36
    technical configuration (analog)
    prerequisites to ..........................165
    summary ...................................162
    technical configuration (T1/E1)
    prerequisites to ............................89
    summary .....................................87
    technical configuration procedure
    detailed, analog .........................169
    detailed, T1/E1............................94
    summary, analog .......................168
    summary, T1/E1 .........................93
    technical support ........................... 392
    telco authorities and ISDN............ 125
    telecom safety warnings............ 60
    telephony interface parameters,
    setting........................................ 188
    telephony interfaces
    uses of ...................................71, 73
    telephony interfaces, analog............ 33
    telephony signaling cadences
    analog........................................ 203
    T1/E1 ........................................ 129
    telephony signaling tones
    analog........................................ 203
    T1/E1 ........................................ 129
    telephony startup configuration ...... 36
    telephony toning schemes
    analog........................................ 207
    T1/E1 ........................................ 133
    temperatureoperating .....................................66
    Terminal Network field
    E1/ISDN.................................... 123
    T1/ISDN.................................... 118
    terminal/network settings, voip and
    PBX
    E1/ISDN.................................... 123
    T1/ISDN.................................... 118
    tips, phonebook ............................... 46
    To (gateway, statistics, logs) field. 332
    toll-call savings
    E1 .............................................. 275
    T1 .............................................. 236
    toll-free access (T1)
    to remote PSTN........................... 10
    within voip network .................... 10
    toll-free access (within voip network)
    E1 ................................................ 14
    T1 ................................................ 10
    Tone Detection (FXO disconnect
    criteria) field.............................. 196
    Tone Pair (custom) field
    analog ........................................ 208
    T1/E1 ........................................ 134
    tone pairs, custom
    analog ........................................ 207
    T1/E1 ........................................ 133
    tones, signaling
    analog ........................................ 203
    T1/E1 ........................................ 129
    Total Digits (outbound) field
    E1 .............................................. 290
    T1 .............................................. 246
    touch tone frequencies................... 197
    Transfer Sequence
    analog ........................................ 222
    T1/E1 ........................................ 148
    Transfer Sequence (analog)........... 220
    Transfer Sequence (T1/E1) ........... 146
    Transmit Data Overflow (E1 stats)
    field ........................................... 345
    Transmit Data Overflow (T1 stats)
    field ........................................... 341
    Transmit Data Underrun (E1 stats)
    field ........................................... 346
    Transmit Data Underrun (T1 stats)
    field ........................................... 342 
    						
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    Transmit Line Open (E1 stats) field
    .................................................. 346
    Transmit Line Open (T1 stats) field
    .................................................. 342
    Transmit Line Short (E1 stats) field
    .................................................. 345
    Transmit Line Short (T1 stats) field
    .................................................. 341
    Transmit Slip (E1 stats) field ........ 346
    Transmit Slip (T1 stats) field ........ 342
    Transmit Slip Negative (E1 stats) field
    .................................................. 346
    Transmit Slip Negative (T1 stats) field
    .................................................. 342
    Transmit Slip Positive (E1 stats) field
    .................................................. 345
    Transmit Slip Positive (T1 stats) field
    .................................................. 341
    Transmitted (RTCP Packets, IP Stats)
    field ........................................... 338
    Transmitted (RTP Packets, IP Stats)
    field ........................................... 338
    Transmitted (TCP Packets, IP Stats)
    field ........................................... 337
    Transmitted (Total Packets, IP Stats)
    field ........................................... 336
    Transmitted (UDP Packets, IP Stats)
    field ........................................... 337
    Transport Protocol (SIP) field
    E1 .............................................. 292
    T1.............................................. 248
    trap manager parameters (SNMP)
    T1/E1 ........................................ 128
    triggering log report email
    analog
    ...................................... 212
    T1/E1....................................... 138
    troubleshooting ............................... 58
    Turn Off Logs field
    analog........................................ 218
    T1/E1 ........................................ 143
    Type (E&M type) field ................. 199
    Type (of tone) field
    analog........................................ 205
    T1/E1 ........................................ 131
    U
    UDP multiplexed (H.323 Annex E)
    fieldE1 .............................................. 287
    T1 .............................................. 243
    UDP/TCP compared
    E1 .............................................. 292
    IP Statistics context ................... 336
    T1 .............................................. 248
    unconditional forwarding
    E1 .............................................. 297
    T1 .............................................. 253
    Uninstall (program menu option) ,
    command ................................... 368
    Uninstall option description
    (MultiVOIP program menu) ..... 348
    uninstalling MultiVOIP software82,
    368
    unobtainable tone, custom
    analog ................................ 207, 208
    T1/E1 ................................ 133, 134
    unobtainable tones
    analog ................................ 133, 207
    unpacking
    MVP210 ...................................... 64
    MVP2410 .............................. 61, 62
    MVP3010 .................................... 61
    MVP410 ...................................... 63
    MVP810 ...................................... 63
    Up Time
    System Info (analog) ................. 232
    System Info (T1/E1).......... 158, 323
    update interval (logging)
    analog ........................................ 217
    T1/E1 ........................................ 143
    updated firmware, obtaining ......... 349
    upgrade
    E1 ................................................ 14
    T1 ................................................ 10
    upgrade card (analog, 4-to-8 channel)
    installation ................................. 408
    upgrade card (T1/E1) installation.. 398
    Upgrade Software option description
    MultiVOIP program menu ........ 348
    upgrade, firmware ......................... 353
    uploads vs. downloads (FTP) ........ 371
    Use Fast Start (Q.931) field
    E1 .............................................. 285
    T1 .............................................. 241
    Use Gatekeeper (Outbound
    Phonebook) field 
    						
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    E1 .............................................. 291
    T1.............................................. 247
    Use Proxy (SIP) field
    E1 .............................................. 292
    T1.............................................. 248
    user default configuration, creating
    analog........................................ 234
    T1/E1 ........................................ 160
    user defaults, downloading ........... 362
    user defaults, setting ..................... 362
    user name
    Windows GUI ........................... 364
    user values (software), saving ....... 362
    V
    variations in PBX characteristics
    E1 .............................................. 317
    T1.............................................. 273
    version numbers ................................ 9
    version numbers (software) ............77
    version, firmware .......................... 353
    Voice Coder (call progress) field .. 327
    Voice coder (statistics, logs) field. 333
    voice delay
    analog................................ 185, 186
    T1/E1 ................................ 110, 111
    Voice Gain field
    analog........................................181
    T1/E1 ........................................106
    voice packets (analog)
    recovering lost/corrupted ..........184
    voice packets (T1/E1)
    recovering lost/corrupted ..........109
    voice packets, consecutive lost
    analog........................................ 187
    T1/E1 ........................................ 112
    voice packets, delayed
    analog................................ 185, 186
    T1/E1 ................................ 110, 111
    voice packets, re-assembling
    analog........................................ 182
    voice packets, re-assembly
    T1/E1 ........................................ 107
    voice quality, improving
    analog........................................184
    T1/E1 ........................................109
    voice quality, versus delay
    analog........................................ 186T1/E1 ........................................ 111
    Voice/FAX connector pinout ........ 403
    Voice/FAX Parameter definitions
    analog ................................ 186, 187
    T1/E1 ................................ 111, 112
    Voice/FAX Parameter Definitions
    analog ........ 181, 182, 183, 184, 185
    T1/E1 ........106, 107, 108, 109, 110
    Voice/FAX Parameter fields (analog)
    Auto Call Enable .......................184
    Automatic Disconnection .......... 187
    Call Duration ............................. 187
    Consecutive Packets Lost.......... 187
    Copy Channel............................181
    Default.......................................181
    DTMF Gain...............................181
    DTMF Gain (High Tones) ........181
    DTMF Gain (Low Tones) .........181
    DTMF In/Out of Band ..............181
    Duration (DTMF)......................181
    Dynamic Jitter Buffer................ 185
    Echo Cancellation .....................184
    Fax Enable................................. 182
    Fax Volume ............................... 182
    Forward Error Correction..........184
    Input Gain .................................181
    Jitter Value ................................ 187
    Jitter Value (Fax) ...................... 182
    Max Baud Rate (Fax) ................ 182
    Maximum Jitter Value............... 186
    Minimum Jitter Value ............... 185
    Mode (Fax)................................ 182
    Network Disconnection............. 187
    Optimization Factor .................. 186
    Output Gain ...............................181
    Phone Number (Auto Call) .......184
    Select Channel...........................181
    Silence Compression .................184
    Voice Gain ................................181
    Voice/FAX Parameter fields (T1/E1)
    Auto Call Enable .......................109
    Automatic Disconnection .......... 112
    Call Duration ............................. 112
    Consecutive Packets Lost.......... 112
    Copy Channel............................106
    Default.......................................106
    DTMF Gain...............................106
    DTMF Gain (High Tones) ........106 
    						
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    DTMF Gain (Low Tones) .........106
    DTMF In/Out of Band ..............106
    Duration (DTMF) ..................... 106
    Dynamic Jitter Buffer ............... 110
    Echo Cancellation .....................109
    Fax Enable ................................ 107
    Fax Volume .............................. 107
    Forward Error Correction .........109
    Input Gain .................................106
    Jitter Value ................................ 112
    Jitter Value (Fax) ...................... 107
    Max Baud Rate ......................... 107
    Maximum Jitter Value .............. 111
    Minimum Jitter Value ............... 110
    Mode (Fax) ............................... 107
    Network Disconnection ............ 112
    Optimization Factor .................. 111
    Output Gain ..............................106
    Phone Number (Auto Call) .......109
    Select Channel ..........................106
    Silence Compression.................109
    Voice Gain ................................106
    Voice/FAX Parameters screen,
    accessing
    analog........................................178
    T1/E1 ........................................103
    Voice/FAX parameters, setting
    analog........................................178
    T1/E1 ........................................103
    voip dialing digits
    non-PSTN type ........................... 47
    types used.................................... 46
    voip email account
    analog........................................ 211
    T1/E1 ........................................ 137
    voip management, remote
    analog........................................ 200
    T1/E1 ........................................ 126
    voip network, lab/simulated
    use in startup ............................... 48
    voip protocols
    H.323 .......................................... 31
    SIP .............................................. 31
    uniformity in network ................. 31
    voip software
    host PC.................................. 22, 32
    voip software (analog)
    host PC......................................163voip software (T1/E1)
    host PC ........................................88
    voip system example, conceptual (E1)
    calls to remote PSTN ................ 277
    foreign calls, national rates........ 279
    voip site to voip site .................. 276
    voip system example, digital &
    analog, with phonebook details
    E1 .............................................. 305
    T1 .............................................. 260
    voip system example, digital only,
    with phonebook details
    E1 .............................................. 298
    T1 .............................................. 254
    voip(E1)
    basic functions of ........................ 15
    voip(T1)
    basic functions of ........................ 11
    voltage, operating
    analog models ............................. 25
    E1 models.................................... 24
    T1 models.................................... 23
    W
    warnings, safety .............................. 60
    warranty ........................................ 390
    web browser GUI and logs
    analog ........................................ 217
    T1/E1 ........................................ 143
    web browser GUI, enabling
    analog .................................. 36, 177
    T1/E1 ........................................ 102
    web browser interface
    browser version requirement381,
    384
    general ....................................... 381
    Java requirement ....................... 381
    prerequisite local assigning of IP
    address................................... 382
    video useability ......................... 381
    web GUI
    Java and..................................... 383
    remote control/configuration and
    .............................................. 383
    web GUI vs. local Windows GUI
    comparison ................................ 382
    web GUI, logging and ................... 382
    weight 
    						
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    analog models ............................. 25
    E1 models ................................... 24
    T1 models ................................... 23
    weight loading
    in rack .........................................66
    weight of unit
    lifting precaution ......................... 60
    personnel requirement................. 60
    Well Known Ports......................... 406
    well-known port number, SMTP
    analog
    ...................................... 211
    T1/E1....................................... 137
    well-known port, gatekeeper
    registration
    E1 .............................................. 285
    T1.............................................. 241
    well-known port, Q.931 params,
    H.323
    E1 ...................................... 285, 291
    T1...................................... 241, 247
    well-known port, SIP
    E1 .............................................. 292T1 .............................................. 248
    well-known port, SNMP
    analog ........................................ 202
    T1/E1 ........................................ 128
    wink signaling (E&M) .................. 199
    Wink Timer (E&M) field .............. 199
    worksheet
    phonebook ............................. 52, 53
    X
    XMT (channel) LED
    analog models
    ........................... 21
    XMT (Ethernet) LED
    analog models ............................. 21
    XSG LED
    analog models
    ........................... 21
    Y
    Yellow Alarm (E1 stats) field ....... 345
    Yellow Alarm (T1 stats) field ....... 342
    Yellow Alarm Format field (T1) ... 119 
    						
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