ISDN S0 Terminal Interface

User Feature	Description
Definition	The ISDN S0 terminal interface, also called a Basic Rate Access (BRA) (2B+D) interface, is an interface to which ISDN terminals can be connected. The ISDN S0 terminal interface has two 64 kbits/s B-channels, and two equipment positions are needed for one interface. The ISDN S0 terminal interface allows voice and data transmission on ordinary phone lines. An ISDN S0 terminal can be any terminal equipment with an S0 interface or a terminal adapter with a connected non-ISDN terminal, for example, a telefax GP4, PC with ISDN board, PC with ISDN board and a phone, terminal adapter with a handset, video phone, Local Area Network, LAN, connection or an ISDN phone.
Settings	ISDN S0 extensions are set by the administrator.
Procedure and function	-

User Feature

Description

Definition

The ISDN S0 terminal interface, also called a Basic Rate Access (BRA) (2B+D) interface, is an interface to which ISDN terminals can be connected. The ISDN S0 terminal interface has two 64 kbits/s

B-channels, and two equipment positions are needed for one interface. The ISDN S0 terminal interface allows voice and data transmission on ordinary phone lines. An ISDN S0 terminal can be any terminal equipment with an S0 interface or a terminal adapter with a connected non-ISDN terminal, for example, a telefax GP4, PC with ISDN board, PC with ISDN board and a phone, terminal adapter with a handset, video phone, Local Area Network, LAN, connection or an ISDN phone.

Settings

ISDN S0 extensions are set by the administrator.

Procedure and function

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