Asus ISDNLINK TA-200 Manual page 36

(telephone number) does not match MSN and/or SAD settings
ISDN Monitor (LOG)
After you restart Windows95 the ISDN Monitor is executed automatically and should
appear in the system tray button right of your screen. If you see the symbol appearing
inside the icon as a stop sign this means the device driver can not reach
ISDN terminal adapter. You should check the power and cable of ISDN
external adapter.
If you see a (tiny) Z sign, this means there is no CAPI application
running which requires the CAPI20 device driver.
application running you can access the TA-200 through COM port (e.g. COM2) directly.
If you start a CAPI20 application, the stop and Z signs will be off and will function as an
ISDN monitor which can record the D, B1, B2, and CAPI messages in the ISDN line and
CAPI driver. Please note, whilst CAPI applications are running you cannot access the
TA-200 via your com port. To enable this function, move your cursor to this icon and
click the right button of mouse. Select the LOG function.
In the UK, using ISDN2 or ISDN2e only the significant digits of the MSN number are sent to the
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terminal adapter. Usually this is the last digit only e.g. if your ISDN phone number is 01234 496778
then the number to be entered in the MSN field is 8, not the full ISDN number. This means that this
line will only respond to your particular ISDN phone number that ends in 8. All other numbers will be
rejected. If you telecomms company sends down the last two digits for the MSN number then you
must enter both the last digits.
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