User`s manual

EAGLE
Multi-Standard Dual-Channel Digital Audio Codec
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4.6. Terminal adapter configuration.
The EAGLE can be connected to EUROISDN (European ISDN) or NATIONAL-1 (American
ISDN) through a U interface (ANSI) or S interface (ETSI) at 64 or 128kbps and can be
connected to an external terminal adapter through the V35 port at 64, 128 or 256kbps.
These features make it possible for the EAGLE to be functional in many countries around the
world.
V35 Interface. The selection of the terminal adapter speed (bit-rate) is done automatically, as
the EAGLE detects whether the external TA provides a 64k, 128k or 256k clock.
It is possible to configure DCD signal operation and set default speed between 64kbps,
128kbps and 256kbps.
The V35 interface can be used to connect the EAGLE to an external ISDN Terminal Adaptor
that supports other protocols apart from EUROISDN and NATIONAL-1, or it can be used to
connect to a leased point-to-point digital 64, 128 or 256kbps link.
U Interface. This 2-wire interface (RJ11) is commonly used in NATIONAL-1 protocol, which is
the most widespread protocol in the USA. In this case, Network Terminal (NT1) is included
inside the EAGLE.
S Interface. This 4-wire interface (RJ45) is commonly used in EUROISDN protocol, which is
the most widespread protocol in European countries. In this case, the ISDN service provider
installs the external Network Terminal (NT1).
In order to cover all possibilities, it is possible to connect either of the two ISDN interfaces
with either of the two ISDN protocols available.
TA configuration menu diagram
TA CONFIG INTERFACE S
V35
INTERFACE U
CONNECTION
DEFAULT RATE
DCD CONTROL
PERMANENT
128K
256K
64K
NUMBER LINE 2
NUMBER LINE 1
PROTOCOL
TEI MODE
EURO ISND
NATIONAL-1
DINAMIC
FIXED (0)
EURO ISND
PROTOCOL
TEI MODE
DINAMIC
FIXED (0)
NATIONAL-1
SPID LINE2
SPID LINE1
SPID LINE1
SPID LINE2
NUMBER LINE 2
NUMBER LINE 1
IMPORTANT: Higher speed connections could damage the equipment.