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Configuring WAN Access
Configuring Host/AIM6 and Host/Dual ports
Ans 1#=1212
Ans 2#=1213
Ans 3#=1214
Ans 4#=1215
Dial=RS-366 ext1
Answer=Auto
Clear=Terminal
Port diagnostics
After configuring port, you can perform a local loopback test to verify the configuration. Select
the Host/AIM6 (or Host/Dual) > PortN Menu > Port Diag > Local LB command. When you
press the Right Arrow (or Enter) key to select the command, the serial host port begins looping
back toward the serial host.
The Local LB command and parameters that you can toggle while the loopback test is running
are described in the MAX Administration Guide.
Configuring the interface to the codec
A Host interface profile defines how the port or pair of ports interfaces with the codec. If your
MAX unit has a Host/AIM6 card, open the Host port parameters, in the Host/AIM6 > Mod
Config profile and set the following parameters:
Parameter
Specifies
Module Name
Descriptive name for the expansion card.
Port 1/2 Dual
Whether the MAX pairs ports 1 and 2 for dual-port or FT1-B&O calls
on a Host/AIM6 module.
Port 3/4 Dual
Whether the MAX pairs ports 3 and 4 for dual-port or FT1-B&O calls
on a Host/AIM6 module.
Port 5/6 Dual
Whether the MAX pairs ports 5 and 6 for dual-port or FT1-B&O calls
on a Host/AIM6 module.
Palmtop
Whether the MAX enables or disables access to inverse multiplexing
ports through a palmtop controller.
Palmtop Port #
Inverse multiplexing port to which a palmtop port has access if
palmtop access is restricted.
Palmtop Menus
Whether or not the user of a palmtop controller connected to a palmtop
port has access to the standard set of menus, the command-line
interface, or the simplified menus.
If your MAX unit has a Host/Dual card, open the Host/Dual > Mod Config profile and set the
following parameters:
Parameter
Specifies
Module Name
Descriptive name for the expansion card.
Dual Ports
Whether the MAX pairs ports 1 and 2 for dual-port or FT1-B&O calls
on a Host/Dual module.
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