"Coupling" a TN767 to a TN790 Processor port

[clayndwoods]

What is the procedure for "coupling" a 767 to a processor port?

I find there is a processor port labelled ISDN already. Do you create a new ISDN "port" for each 767? Or do you create a port for each signalling group? Aren't the signalling groups simply protocol definitions more or less?

See Thread 690-1206137

 

[bhanson184]

I'm not sure what you are asking. Are you adding another T1 to your ISDN trunk group? Is it going to have a "D" channel? If not then program your new circuit as an ISDN-EXT
(Signaling Mode: isdn-ext)then add it to your signal group with the correct interface ID

Trunk Brd Interface ID Trunk Brd Interface ID
1: 02B20 0
2: 02E18 1
3: 01E17 2
4: 09A12 3
5: 10A12 4
6: 01E18 5
7: 09B12 6

If the T1 has a D-Channel it programs a little different. good luck

 

[prflash]

What kind of PBX is this one? GrR?? G3si?? Some pbx's will recognize the type of card once it in installed and you do not have to administer a "processor" channel. But on the si's you may have to configure the data module channel, a processor channel and a link.

Prflash

 

[clayndwoods]

it's a G3si V6

I have administered a processor channel, the data module, and comm link and signalling group, as well as the Ds1 and trunk group, but have administered no members in the trunk group as I can't get the D-channel up.

I keep getting this error 138 on the DS1, and when I test the DS1 and the D-channel both give me an error code 1011 but we cannot find that error code anywhere in any manual, pdf, anything.

I was told here not to administer any b-channels until I got my d-channel up and stable. I may administer one just to see.

We're pulling our hair out here.

 

[clayndwoods]

I got rid of the junky CSU and everything works now