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INDEX Numerics 10BaseT 5-5 1TR6 switch description C-4 dialing instructions 4-11 5ESS Custom switch configuration requirements C-11 provisioning summary C-8 5ESS NI1 switch C-10 A access code 6-1 ACO 4-7 configuring the ISDN line C-6 activity status 1-10 additional call offering See ACO Advice of Charge-During Active Call (AOC-D) 1-5 alternate voice and circuit-switched data C-5 Always On/Dynamic ISDN (AO/DI) 1-2 analog telephone connecting to the router 4-5 disabling end-of-call function (Japan) 4-11 LEDs 1-12 port 1-13 services call holding 4-8 call retrieving 4-8 call transfer 4-9 description of 4-6 outside North America 4-10 to 4-11 three-way call conferencing 4-9 SPIDs C-5 ASCII terminal B-1 AT commands 6-1 Attachment Unit Interface See AUI audio bearer capability C-2 B B channel 6-3 BACP 1-2, 1-4 Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol See BACP Bandwidth Allocation Protocol See BAP BAP 1-4 Basic Rate Interface See ISDN BRI basic telephone services See analog telephone services battery reversal 4-6 bearer capability 5-9 bits per second A-3, B-2 BOD 1-2 BOOTP automatic configuration 1-3 protocol 1-3 BRI See ISDN BRI bridging 1-1 Bridging Control Protocol (BCP) 1-9 British Telecom 6-1 Index 1

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INDEX
Numerics
10BaseT
5-5
1TR6 switch
description
C-4
dialing instructions
4-11
5ESS Custom switch
configuration requirements
C-11
provisioning summary
C-8
5ESS NI1 switch
C-10
A
access code
6-1
ACO
4-7
configuring the ISDN line
C-6
activity status
1-10
additional call offering
See ACO
Advice of Charge-During Active Call (AOC-D)
1-5
alternate voice and circuit-switched data
C-5
Always On/Dynamic ISDN (AO/DI)
1-2
analog telephone
connecting to the router
4-5
disabling end-of-call function (Japan)
4-11
LEDs
1-12
port
1-13
services
call holding
4-8
call retrieving
4-8
call transfer
4-9
description of
4-6
outside North America
4-10 to 4-11
three-way call conferencing
4-9
SPIDs
C-5
ASCII terminal
B-1
AT commands
6-1
Attachment Unit Interface
See AUI
audio bearer capability
C-2
B
B channel
6-3
BACP
1-2, 1-4
Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol
See BACP
Bandwidth Allocation Protocol
See BAP
BAP
1-4
Basic Rate Interface
See ISDN BRI
basic telephone services
See analog telephone services
battery reversal
4-6
bearer capability
5-9
bits per second
A-3, B-2
BOD
1-2
BOOTP
automatic configuration
1-3
protocol
1-3
BRI
See ISDN BRI
bridging
1-1
Bridging Control Protocol (BCP)
1-9
British Telecom
6-1