Configure the Signal Protocol and Calling Address

1. To configure the signal protocol, select Configure, Physical Interfaces, and ISDN from the navigation menu:



You will see the Physical Interface (ISDN) window.

2. Select the port you want to configure.



You will see the Physical Port Configuration (ISDN) window:



The parameters you need to enter for this procedure are Type, Mode, and Protocol Supported.

The table below describes the parameters you need to enter:

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Actions
Type	none, rs232, v35, x21, v36 csu-dsu, isdn-BRI, t1csu, e1csu	Enter isdn-BRI.
Mode	DCE, DTE	Enter dte. Note: If you are performing this procedure on a Passport 4460 unit using a Smart cable, you do not need to select the mode type.
Protocol Supported	none, standardFR, switchingFR, htds, cbr, sdlc, x25	Enter switchingFR.



3. Enter the above parameter and click Save. A "Command Successful" appears.
4. Click Next. You will see the Physical Basic Rate Interface Configuration window.
5. At the top of the window, click on Signaling (D-Channel). You will see the Signaling D-Channel Configuration window:



6. Click Modify next to the Signaling Index you want to configure for this connection.You will see the Signaling D-Channel Configuration - MODIFY window:



7. In the Signaling Protocol field, use the pull down menu to select INS64.



8. In the Signaling Calling Address field, enter the phone number of the Passport 4400 unit starting/originating the call.



9. Click Save. A "Command Successful" appears.

Continue on to Configure the Passport 4400 Unit Originating the Call