ViewStation EX, ViewStation FX Administrator's Guide VS4000

Chapter 7 - Diagnostics and General Troubleshooting
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ISDN calls:
ISDN Line Status
icons do not turn
green so ISDN calls
cannot be
completed.
All The call is not connecting
properly.
Try the call again.
The system is not connected
to an ISDN network.
Check the ISDN line connections.
The ISDN number or SPID
numbers are entered
incorrectly.
Note: The AT&T point-to-point
protocol does not require
SPIDs.
Make sure your ISDN numbers are
entered correctly. Check the ISDN
numbers with your service provider.
Select the Clear icon on the Auto
Detect SPIDs page, and then select the
Start icon to automatically detect the
new SPIDs.
The system was not able to
auto-detect SPIDs.
Check with your ISDN service provider
and enter the SPIDs and switch
protocol manually.
The Quad BRI network
interface module is directly
connected to a U interface.
Install an NT-1 device between your
network interface module and the ISDN
connection.
The system is connected to an
NT-1 then to a PBX.
You do not need an NT-1device when
connecting to a PBX. Connect the
system directly to the PBX S/T
connection.
The ISDN line is provisioned
incorrectly by the ISDN
network service provider.
Check that your ISDN line is
provisioned for Voice/Data, Voice/Data.
System displays a
message indicating
network congestion
when placing an
ISDN call
immediately after
starting the system
All This can occur if the system
uses a PRI E1 network
interface module that is
connected to an Adtran Atlas
800 Plus module. After power
on, the Adtran module must
complete channel restarts
before the system can
complete ISDN calls.
Wait about three minutes and try the
call again.
Cannot make
bonding calls. (The
call progress circles
only show blue or
yellow.)
All Switch protocol issue. Start by calling the far site at 1x56,
1x64, 2x56, or 2x64 Kbps, as
appropriate. This will verify the primary
number. If these calls complete, try 256
Kbps, then 384 Kbps.
Being able to make non-bonded calls
but not bonded calls to all locations is
usually a switch protocol issue. Verify
your ISDN provisioning with the
telephone service provider.
Symptom System Cause Solution