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Setting the ISDN protocol to the correct value is usually sufficient for outgoing calls to function as well. Some telephone companies however have specific non-standard requirements for outgoing calls.

This section outlines the configuration options available within VoiceGuide to allow the user to explicitly specify the individual settings on outgoing calls.

Most of these requirements relate to the structure and the information contained within the "Setup"

message sent to the switch when a new call is made. VoiceGuide offers extensive control over the information sent within the Setup message, allowing easy configuration of the system to match requirements of the Telco switch or PBX.

The configration of the ISDN's SETUP message can be made by specifying the following in the ConfigLine.xml file, in section <ConfigLine><isdn><msgSetup>.

Below is an example of what this section looks like, with the default values set.

<isdn>

<msgSetup>

<defsrc>NONE</defsrc>

<defcc>

<cc_bc_xfer_cap>BEAR_CAP_SPEECH</cc_bc_xfer_cap>

<cc_bc_xfer_mode>ISDN_ITM_CIRCUIT</cc_bc_xfer_mode>

<cc_bc_xfer_rate>BEAR_RATE_64KBPS</cc_bc_xfer_rate>

<cc_usrinfo_layer1_protocol>ISDN_UIL1_G711ULAW</cc_usrinfo_layer1_protocol>

<cc_usr_rate>ISDN_NOTUSED</cc_usr_rate>

<cc_destination_number_type>NAT_NUMBER</cc_destination_number_type>

<cc_destination_number_plan>UNKNOWN_NUMB_PLAN</cc_destination_number_plan>

<cc_destination_sub_number_type>OSI_SUB_ADDR</cc_destination_sub_number_type>

<cc_origination_number_type>NAT_NUMBER</cc_origination_number_type>

<cc_origination_number_plan>UNKNOWN_NUMB_PLAN</cc_origination_number_plan>

<cc_origination_phone_number></cc_origination_phone_number>

<cc_origination_sub_number_type>OSI_SUB_ADDR</cc_origination_sub_number_type>

<cc_origination_sub_phone_number></cc_origination_sub_phone_number>

<cc_facility_feature_service>ISDN_NOTUSED</cc_facility_feature_service>

<cc_facility_coding_value>ISDN_NOTUSED</cc_facility_coding_value>

</defcc>

<defgc>

<gc_destination_address></gc_destination_address>

<gc_destination_address_type>NAT</gc_destination_address_type>

<gc_destination_address_plan>UNKNOWN</gc_destination_address_plan>

<gc_destination_sub_address></gc_destination_sub_address>

<gc_destination_sub_address_type>UNKNOWN</gc_destination_sub_address_type>

<gc_destination_sub_address_plan>UNKNOWN</gc_destination_sub_address_plan>

<gc_origination_address></gc_origination_address>

<gc_origination_address_type></gc_origination_address_type>

<gc_origination_address_plan></gc_origination_address_plan>

<gc_origination_sub_address></gc_origination_sub_address>

<gc_origination_sub_address_type></gc_origination_sub_address_type>

<gc_origination_sub_address_plan></gc_origination_sub_address_plan>

<gc_chan_info_medium_id>1</gc_chan_info_medium_id>

<gc_chan_info_medium_sel>MEDIUM_PREF</gc_chan_info_medium_sel>

<gc_call_info_category>SUB_NOPRIOR</gc_call_info_category>

<gc_call_info_address_info>ENBLOC</gc_call_info_address_info>

<gc_ext_data></gc_ext_data>

</defgc>

</msgSetup>

</isdn>

The <defsrc> setting selects whether the "CC" or "GC" approach (or neither) will be used to configure Setup message. Both approaches set almost the same information, but some Dialogic cards require the use of CC approach and some require the GC approach, which is why the option to use one or the other is offered. Setting the <defsrc> filed to NONE should always be tried first. This will result in the default settings for the selected ISDN protocol being used - the protocol set in Dialogic's Configuration Manager (DCM).

The DM3/DMV series cards can only use the "GC" setting parameters.

If the default settings do not work please post your system's configuration details on the Support Forum and and a member of staff will then be able to assist in setting the correct configuration.

Settings used for individual fields within the <ConfigLine><isdn><msgSetup> section are detailed below:

cc_destination_number_type EN_BLOC_NUMBER, INTL_NUMBER, NAT_NUMBER, LOC_NUMBER, OVERLAP_NUMBER

cc_destination_number_plan UNKNOWN_NUMB_PLAN, ISDN_NUMB_PLAN, TELEPHONY_NUMB_PLAN, PRIVATE_NUMB_PLAN

cc_destination_sub_number_type OSI_SUB_ADDR, USER_SPECIFIED_SUB_ADDR, IA_5_FORMAT cc_origination_number_type EN_BLOC_NUMBER, INTL_NUMBER, NAT_NUMBER, LOC_NUMBER,

OVERLAP_NUMBER

cc_origination_number_plan UNKNOWN_NUMB_PLAN, ISDN_NUMB_PLAN, TELEPHONY_NUMB_PLAN, PRIVATE_NUMB_PLAN

cc_origination_phone_number Default CallerID phone number for outgoing calls made using this channel can be specified here.

cc_origination_sub_number_type OSI_SUB_ADDR, USER_SPECIFIED_SUB_ADDR, IA_5_FORMAT cc_origination_sub_phone_numberDefault CallerID phone sub-number for outgoing calls

made using this channel can be specified here cc_facility_feature_service ISDN_NOTUSED, ISDN_FEATURE, ISDN_SERVICE

cc_facility_coding_value ISDN_CPN_PREF, ISDN_SDN, ISDN_BN_PREF, ISDN_ACCUNET, ISDN_LONG_DIS, ISDN_INT_800, ISDN_CA_TSC,

ISDN_ATT_MULTIQ

gc_destination_address_type TRANSPARENT, NAT, INTL, LOC, IP, URL, DOMAIN, EMAIL gc_destination_address_plan UNKNOWN, ISDN, TELEPHONY, PRIVATE

gc_destination_sub_address_typeUNKNOWN, OSI, USER, IA5 gc_destination_sub_address_planUNKNOWN

gc_origination_address Default CallerID phone number for outgoing calls made using this channel can be specified here.

gc_origination_address_type TRANSPARENT, NAT, INTL, LOC, IP, URL, DOMAIN, EMAIL gc_origination_address_plan UNKNOWN, ISDN, TELEPHONY, PRIVATE

gc_origination_sub_address Default CallerID phone sub-number for outgoing calls made using this channel can be specified here.

gc_origination_sub_address_typeUNKNOWN, OSI, USER, IA5 gc_origination_sub_address_planUNKNOWN

gc_chan_info_medium_id Specifies the timeslot to be connected.

gc_chan_info_medium_sel MEDIUM_PREF, MEDIUM_EXCL

gc_call_info_category SUB_NOPRIOR, SUB_PRIOR, MAINT_EQUIP, COIN_BOX, OPERATOR, DATA, CPTP, SPECIAL, MOBILE, VPN gc_call_info_address_info ENBLOC, OVERLAP