Introduction

We want to connect out Home Area Network (HAN) to the internet. There are many ways to do this.

ComTel

Installation195229.13
Rental2327.02

BT

ReferenceCFT 600 SM
Contact01752 235 446 (Debbie)

Startup Option

No VATPlus VATDiscount
Installation195229.13
Rental133.75 (Q)52.3934.4

Fast Start Option

No VATPlus VATDiscount
Installation500.00587.50
Rental133.75 (Q)52.3917.625

Routers

3COM 510, 530 (+ analog port)

(IP forwarding Required [Ascend 75])

Terminal Adapters (TAs)

Motorola Bitsurfer US Robotics Courier Imodem CISCO ADP (01767 600421) 32mB 300=352.50 60 NS Pins 32 Parity EDO 135 Confirmation No. 2016026 Pro-Com Electronics, Tottenham Rd.,

0171 436 9771

What actually happened

Finally bought a Pace Ultralink ISDN Terminal Adapter from Dave Cook Cambridge ISDN (01223 495929).

This is a nice little box, but comes with little or no help. 

Contact points for PACE Technical Support




Rob 01274 532000

s114=115


Telephone        (+44) 01274 537031
Fax              (+44) 01274 537029
e-mail           support@pacecom.co.uk
Compuserve       76004,3443 or GO UKVENA forum
BBS              (+44) 01274 531377 or (+44)1274 537043 both V34




Here is an ISN overview

I was sent the modem initialisation settings by email from  Mark Shaw 


Modem Strings





 

  String
  Description
  Comment
 

 

  ATZ
  Reset
  
 

  
AT$Z
  Reset from firmware 
  
 

 

  AT#Z
  Use current settings
  
  
  
 

 

  AT&F&w
  reset to factory defaults  
  
  
 

 

  AT&C1
  Raise carrier detect
  
  
  
 

 

  ATS114=115
  Set speed to 115200
  
  
 

 

  ATS124=0
  Do not look for speed changes
  
  
 

 

  ATS114=115
  Set speed to 115200
  
  
 

 

  AT&w
  Write to memory
  
  
  
 

 

  AT#Z
  Use current settings
  
  
  
 

 

  ATDT08450798200
  Tone dial 0845 0798200  
  
  
 

 

  at#nbpots1=
  Turn off multiple subscriber numbering
  
 






ISDN Line

The ISDN line is an ETSI (European Telecom Standards Institute) line (ISDN 2E), 
not an old BT ISDN line; there are little, (but important:) differences between the two. 


It is also known as an NTE Number 8.


The NRCC in London have consistently had problems ringing in, as did the BT engineer (Graham from ISDN busness test (154)) 
when he tested the line, but he says the line is fine, so thinks the Pace Ultralink is to blame. 


So I spoke to Mark at PACE;


We did the following:

at$z
at#nbpots1=
at&w
at#z

 
Which seemed to work. 


12/03/98 Phoned Pace




at
OK
ats114=115
OK
ats124=0
OK
at#w
OK
at#z




SO I rekon that the from scratch string should be:

at&f
OK
at$z
OK
at#nbpots1=
OK
ats114=115
OK
ats124=0
OK
at&w
OK










Document dated 13/11/97