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11-16 APPENDIX
FAXABLE ISDN BRI LINE ORDER FORM Page 1 of 3
To:______________________________________________________ Telephone Company
Attention:
From: Location for line:
Company: Company:
Address: Address:
City/State/ZIP: City/State/ZIP:
Phone: Phone:
Contact: Contact:
Long distance carrier:
Date needed:
Termination Date (if known:
We request an ISDN Basic Rate Interface (BRI) line for use with a ZephyrExpress hi-fidelity audio codec. This
device is used to transmit audio using digital telephone services. It requires Circuit Switched Data (CSD).
ZephyrExpress transmits audio in real time and therefore needs reliable constant bit rate (CBR) service. It
can also make standard POTS voice calls using Circuit Switched Voice (CSV) service. Please advise us if there
is a cost penalty for having both CSD and CSV. 10XXX long distance option must be set to “Yes”. Clear
channel 64kbps access should be provided. If only 56kbps is available, this is acceptable, but please notify
us.
If you use IOC Capability Packages, please use Capability Package “S”. If you do not use IOCs, use the
information on the pages that follow.
ZephyrExpress has an integral BRI terminal adapter which supports these protocols:
• AT&T 5ESS: Custom Point-to-Point (5E4.2 or later), National ISDN-1
• Northern Telecom: Functional (PVC1), National ISDN-1 (PVC2)
• Siemens EWSD: National ISDN-1
We can use any of the protocols given above. Please let us know which protocol you will provide and
the switch type. We will provide the NT1 and need a U interface with 2B1Q line coding on an a standard,
six-pin/4-conductor RJ-11-style modular jack, of which only the center two conductors will be used.
You may call the manufacturer of ZephyrExpress, Telos Systems, at +1216.241.7225 for any additional
required information. Ask for “ISDN Customer Support.”
- User’s Manual 1
- What you’ve got here: 2
- Customer Service 3
- Feedback 3
- Blank Screen? 4
- Test Lines 4
- WARNING: 5
- Table of Contents 7
- A Note From the President 9
- Notes About this Manual 10
- Block Diagram 11
- Menu Structure 12
- QUICK RESULTS 13
- Instant Gratification, or 14
- Set up the hardware 17
- Configure the Codec 21
- HOT TIP! 22
- Place the call to yourself 23
- ISDN TIP 26
- 2: How do I use the menus? 28
- ISDN connections 31
- Alternate test procedure 33
- Audio setup 34
- HOT TIP: 35
- ISDN Connection 36
- 15: How do I place a call? 36
- 18: How do I hang up? 38
- 1-28 QUICK RESULTS 40
- 1-2 QUICK RESULTS 41
- ZEPHYREXPRESS 42
- About our hardware 43
- Front Panel 43
- The Mixer Section 44
- Monitor Mixers 45
- Display section 46
- ZEPHYREXPRESS HARDWARE 47
- Control section 48
- DIAL button 49
- Rear Panel 51
- Data connection section 52
- S Interface Pinouts 53
- U Interface Pinouts 54
- Remote Control jacks 54
- RS-232 Pinouts 55
- Parallel Port 55
- +30V Max 56
- Parallel logic input circuit 56
- All XLR Pinouts 57
- Microphone Inputs 57
- Power connection 59
- Power Input 60
- Power Supply XLR Output 60
- Power Supply 60
- 3-20 ZEPHYREXPRESS HARDWARE 61
- ZEPHYREXPRESS HARDWARE 3-21 62
- AUDIO OPERATIONS 63
- Mix flexibility 64
- The Send Mixer 65
- Mic Routing Switches 67
- Send Level Controls 69
- SEND Meters 69
- Monitor Routing Switches 70
- About Monitor Panning 71
- Monitor 1 Receive 72
- Monitor 1 Send 72
- Receive Meters 73
- LOCK lights 73
- Analog (G.711) phone calls 74
- Placing calls 75
- Hanging up 75
- Dealing with Delay 76
- Zephyr or 77
- ZephyrExpress 77
- 4-16 AUDIO OPERATIONS 78
- AUDIO CODING 79
- OVERVIEW 80
- ISO/MPEG LAYER 3 83
- Redundancy Reduction 84
- Bit Reservoir Buffering 84
- Ancillary Data 84
- ISO/MPEG LAYER 2 85
- Layer 2 Joint Stereo 86
- Layer 2 Mono-128 86
- CASCADING 87
- Audio Coding Comparison Chart 89
- Delay vs. Quality 90
- Dual Site Operation 91
- Sampling Rate 92
- Compatibility 93
- CODING 5-17 95
- MENU REFERENCE 96
- The Menu System 97
- Navigation Shortcuts 98
- Getting HELP 99
- Menu Overview 100
- Using Setups 101
- Master Setups 102
- Applying a Master Setup 102
- Deleting a Master Setup 104
- Autodial Setups 105
- Menu Details 106
- Audio menu 108
- ISDN menu 110
- System menu 112
- Safe mode menu 114
- 6-20 MENUS 115
- SECTION 7 116
- ISDN BASICS 117
- GET THE SPIDS! 120
- Directory Numbers (DNs) 121
- HOW TO ORDER ISDN 122
- Details, Details 123
- Protocols 124
- Switch type to: Natl I-1 126
- (USA, Canada, some others) 127
- 7-14 ISDN 129
- SYSTEM FUNCTIONS 130
- Software Updates 131
- ZephyrExpress data ports 132
- Communicating 133
- Security Levels 134
- Command Help 135
- Command Language Details 136
- DEEP TECH NOTE! 138
- The Parallel Port 141
- SYSTEM FUNCTIONS 8-13 142
- TROUBLESHOOTING 143
- First Steps 144
- but how isn’t it working? 146
- Diagnostic Aids 147
- LOOPBACK modes 148
- ISDN TIP! 149
- 9-8 TROUBLESHOOTING 150
- Some Error Conditions 152
- Condition: Audio Distorted 154
- ISDN Problems 155
- Ready will appear 156
- Switch Type to PTP 157
- WARNING! 159
- Intermittent ISDN Problems 160
- ISDN Cause Phrases/Values 160
- 9-24 TROUBLESHOOTING 166
- SCHEMATICS 167
- APPENDIX 168
- ABOUT AUDIO LEVELS 169
- Codec: Compatibil 173
- Dialog4 173
- Codec: Compatibility 173
- Slimline 173
- FINDING PUBLIC ISDN SITES 174
- Ameritech 176
- Bell Atlantic 176
- Bell South 176
- Cincinatti Bell 176
- Fort Mills Telephone 176
- ISDN BRI, ZEPHYR, AND YOU 177
- Ordering ISDN 178
- Page 1 of 3 183
- PROTOCOL: National ISDN-1 184
- APPENDIX 11-19 186
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