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• Telephone Number

The messenger must know what number to dial to access the provider.

(This is not the extension number of the cell phone [GSM phone] to

which the message must be sent.) As example, for PROXIMUS, this

is number 00475161622.

• Initialization string

This is the initialization string for modem initialization. The string

depends on the type of modem that you use. A generic modem

initialization string can be for example: AT&C0S0=3. Consult the

modem reference guide for your modem.

• Retry Interval

If a message cannot be delivered to the Provider (for example,

because the modem line is busy), the system tries again after the

specified time period.

• Send Depth

DECT Messenger collects a number of messages before sending the

messages. Send Depth determines how many messages are collected,

before making a connection to the provider. Default = 1, which means

that messages are processed as soon as they arrive.

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Send Time

Time delay before processing received messages. If the Send Depth

is set to a value higher than 1, eaSYNC waits to send the messages

until the number of messages received equals the Send Depth value;

that can take a long time, particularly during off-peak hours. To prevent

DECT Messenger from waiting for a long period, you can specify a

Send Time. After a message arrives, eASYNC waits for the number

of seconds specified in this field, and DECT Messenger sends the

message, ignoring the Send Depth value.

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Alarm Priority for DTMF confirmation

This is a priority threshold. If the priority that comes with the alarm

is higher than this threshold, the alarm requires a confirmation from

external. If the Priority is lower that this threshold, the alarm does

not require a confirmation: successfully sending the message to the

SMS Provider makes that the alarm is withdrawn, and not repeated

anymore.

V.24 - RS232 connections (eCAP, eESPA)

The eCAP and the eESPA modules allow you to connect RS232 devices

to DECT Messenger. There is a significant difference between the eCAP

module and the eESPA module. Therefore, these modules are explained

separately in the following subsections.

Nortel Communication Server 1000

DECT Messenger Fundamentals

NN43120-120 02.01

11 May 2009