DIVALOAD(8)						    Linux System Administration 					       DIVALOAD(8)

NAME

       divaload - configure Eicon Diva active ISDN card

SYNOPSIS

       divaload controller protocol [options]

DESCRIPTION

       divaload is used to setup the Eicon Diva card for the proper configuration.

OPTIONS

       controller
	      selects the controller (card). This can be either:
	      -c n
	      where n is the controller number, or
	      -all
	      to operate on all cards.

       protocol
	      can be one of the following:
		-f 1TR6     Germany, old protocol for PABX................ PRI & BRI
		-f ETSI     DSS1, Europe (Germany, ...)................... PRI & BRI
		-f FRANC    VN3, France, old protocol for PABX............ PRI & BRI
		-f BELG     NET3, Belgien, old protocol for PABX.......... PRI & BRI
		-f SWED     DSS1 with CRC4 off, Sweden, Benelux........... PRI
		-f NI	    NI1, NI2, North America, National ISDN........ PRI & BRI
		-f 5ESS     5ESS, North America, AT&T..................... PRI & BRI
		-f JAPAN    Japan, INS-NET64.............................. PRI & BRI
		-f ATEL     ATEL, Australia, old TPH1962.................. PRI & BRI
		-f US	    North America, Auto Detect....................	 BRI
		-f ITALY    DSS1, Italy................................... PRI & BRI
		-f TWAN     DSS1, Taiwan.................................. PRI & BRI
		-f AUSTRAL  Australia, Microlink (TPH1962), On Ramp ETSI.. PRI & BRI
		-f 4ESS_SDN 4ESS Software Defined Network................. PRI
		-f 4ESS_SDS 4ESS Switched Digital Service................. PRI
		-f 4ESS_LDS 4ESS Long Distance Service.................... PRI
		-f 4ESS_MGC 4ESS Megacom.................................. PRI
		-f 4ESS_MGI 4ESS Megacom International.................... PRI
		-f HONGKONG Hongkong...................................... PRI & BRI
		-f RBSCAS   Robbed Bit Signaling, CAS..................... PRI
		-f QSIG     QSIG, Intra PABX link protocol................ PRI & BRI

       The following options may be given to divaload.

       -e [1,2,3]
	      set Layer 1 framing on PRI Adapter

	      1 - doubleframing (NO CRC4)
	      2 - multiframing (CRC4)
	      3 - autodetection

       -x     set PRI Adapter in NT mode; default mode is TE

       -z     set PRI Adapter in High Impedance state until first user application does request interface activation

       -l [1...30]
	      set starting channel number on PRI Adapter.  By default the allocation of channels is made on a high-to-low basis.  By specifying -l
	      you select a low-to-high allocation policy (in addition)

       -q [0..3]
	      select QSIG options

	      0 - CR and CHI 2 Bytes long (default)
	      1 - CR 1 byte, CHI 2 bytes
	      2 - CR is 2 bytes, CHI is 1 byte
	      3 - CR and CHI 1 byte
	      (CR - Call Reference, CHI - B-Channel Ident.)

       -n [0...20]
	      select NT2 mode and default length of DIDN (DIDN - Direct Inward Dial Number)

       -o     turn off order checking of information elements

       -p [1,2]
	      establish a permanent connection (e.g. leased line configuration)

	      1 - TE <-> TE mode, structured line
	      2 - NT <-> TE mode, raw line

       -s [0,1,2,3]
	      D-Channel Layer 2 activation policy on BRI Adapter

	      0 - On demand
	      1 - Deactivation only by NT side, preferred, default
	      2 - Always active
	      3 - Always active, mode 2

       -t [0...63]
	      specifies a fixed TEI value (Default is a automatic TEI assignment)

       -u     select point to point mode on BRI Adapter; uses default TEI '0', NT2 mode is on

       -[1...8]oad|osa|spid
	      BRI Adapter B-Channel options Specify the Originating Address (OAD), Originating Sub-address (OSA) and/or Service Profile Identifier
	      (SPID) for each B-channel (1 or 2 by BRI, 1...8 by 4BRI)
	      Example: -1oad 123456 -1spid 1234560001

       -d     display protocol options summary

       -w     select alternative protocol code directory.
	      default directory: "/usr/share/isdn"

       -h or -?
	      help

AUTHOR

       manpage written from -h output by Paul Slootman <paul@debian.org>.

divaload							    2000/12/02							       DIVALOAD(8)