On Thu, Mar 29, 2001 at 04:19:23PM -0600, Peter Copeland wrote: > I have some P75s that cannot initiate data calls, but can receive them > from other P75s. In these instances, once another P75 has initiated the call, the connection is > sound and TCP/IP traffic works just fine. > > On the P75s that cannot initiate calls, I've checked and they're definitely > dialing the correct numbers. When telnetting into them, at the > ascend% prompt, a "show isdn" results in: > NL: Overlap Sending Digit: B1 > There's a spcific FAQ at www.esight.com that deals with this. It says it relates to analogue calls though. The FAQ says:- This message "Overlap Sending Digit" pertains to analog calls made through the Pipeline POTS ports. It is a message that can be seen in the Terminal Server mode of the Pipeline 25/75/85. It indicates the number of digits that are dialed from an analog device on a POTs port. Each digit dialed is sent in a framed packet to the serving telco switch using the Overlap Send Mode feature of the Pipeline 25/75/85. Note: The message found under SHOW ISDN is an informational message. In the following example, the user dialed a seven-digit number: ascend% sh isdn NL: CALL CLEARED WITH CAUSE: 16 B1 NL: CALL REQUEST: Voice, # NL: OVERLAP SENDING DIGIT: B1 NL: OVERLAP SENDING DIGIT: B1 NL: OVERLAP SENDING DIGIT: B1 NL: OVERLAP SENDING DIGIT: B1 NL: OVERLAP SENDING DIGIT: B1 NL: OVERLAP SENDING DIGIT: B1 NL: OVERLAP SENDING DIGIT: B1 NL: CALL CONNECTED B1 NL: CALL CLEARED WITH CAUSE: 16 B1 NL: ANSWER REQUEST: B1 NL: CALL CONNECTED B1 #5551212 I *think* this is saying that "Overlap Sending Digit" doesn't matter. -- Chris Green (chris at areti.co.uk) Home: chris at isbd.co.uk Work: cgreen at bcs.org.uk WWW: http://www.isbd.co.uk/ ++ Ascend Users Mailing List ++ To unsubscribe: send unsubscribe to ascend-users-request at bungi.com To get FAQ'd: <http://www.nealis.net/ascend/faq>