A protocol is a set of rules or standards that defines the format and timing of data transmission between two devices. Like any evolving technology, a single standard ISDN implementation has yet to be agreed upon worldwide. Standards have been established in a number of countries or regions. The following table lists the protocols that Dialogic currently supports.
Table 1. ISDN Protocols
PRI T-1 |
PRI E-1 |
BRI/SC |
BRI/2 |
4ESS 5ESS DMS/250 DMS/100 National ISDN-2 NTT (INS1500) |
1TR6 DASS2 DPNSS Euro-ISDN (CTR4) Q.SIG TPH VN3 |
DMS-100 Custom ETS300 INS64 Lucent 5ESS Custom National ISDN-1 (NI1) |
ETS300 Multi-link PPP PPP/MP |
DPNSS and Q.SIG are ISDN PRI E-1 protocols that are used to pass calls transparently between PBXs. Unlike other PRI E-1 protocols, DPNSS and Q.SIG require special ISDN API library functions for processing calls placed on hold. Other ISDN library functions have modifications that are specific to the DPNSS protocol. For a listing of the functions that are specific to DPNSS and Q.SIG, see Chapter 4. ISDN Function. For more detailed information on the DPNSS and Q.SIG ISDN library functions, see Chapter 5. ISDN Function Reference.
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