G450 emulate ISDN2

[biglebowski]

We have a number of units that the press office use for radio interviews, they use an ISDN2 circuit so they can connect to the BBC endpoint and use 64k G.722 wideband voice.

Appreciate that PSTN doesn't support wideband but is there a way to emulate ISDN2 using a G450?

 

[AvayaTier3]

wideband switching needs to be enabled system-parameters customer-options

display system-parameters customer-options                      Page   6 of  12
                                OPTIONAL FEATURES

                Multinational Locations? n             Station and Trunk MSP? y
 Multiple Level Precedence & Preemption? n      Station as Virtual Extension? y
                     Multiple Locations? n
                                             System Management Data Transfer? n
          Personal Station Access (PSA)? y               Tenant Partitioning? y
                        PNC Duplication? n       Terminal Trans. Init. (TTI)? y
                   Port Network Support? y               Time of Day Routing? y
                        Posted Messages? y       TN2501 VAL Maximum Capacity? y
                                                        Uniform Dialing Plan? y
                     Private Networking? y     Usage Allocation Enhancements? y
               Processor and System MSP? y
                     Processor Ethernet? y                [b][COLOR=#CC0000]Wideband Switching? y[/color][/b]
                                                                    Wireless? n
                          Remote Office? y
          Restrict Call Forward Off Net? y
                  Secondary Data Module? y

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[biglebowski]

UK PSTN doesn't support G722 wideband so I'm not concerned with that.

I'm more interested in whether we can emulate ISDN2 on the Avaya so that we can continue using the units rather than replacing them with (expensive) internet based ones.