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Configuration Notes
The following are important considerations when you configure certain Eicon
SNA Gateway parameters.
Configuration Values
When you subscribe to an X.25 or Frame Relay network, your network services
provider should supply you with documentation on the characteristics of that
network. If documentation has not been provided, contact the agency that
installed the connection and request this information.
Review each parameter of the X.25 or Frame Relay network, and make sure
that your Eicon SNA Gateway configuration parameter values match the
corresponding X.25 or Frame Relay network parameter values. For example,
if the X.25 network has a default packet size of 256, and the Eicon SNA
Gateway configuration parameter is set to a default packet size of 128, then
you may encounter problems transmitting data over the X.25 network.
X.25 PVCs
If you configure only X.25 permanent virtual circuits (PVCs) in the X.25
configuration panel, make sure to configure a port for “X.25 PVC.” By default,
“X.25 SVC” is set, and will prevent any sessions from being established if you
do not change this value.
Dialer Sync Configuration
• If you configure your Eiconcard with the Clocking parameter set to
“INT+DPLL” and the Data Encoding parameter set to “NRZI,” the
maximum value of the Line Speed parameter is 19200 bps.
• If you configure your Eiconcard with the Clocking parameter set to
“INT+DPLL” and the Data Encoding parameter set to “FM0” or “FM1”,
the maximum value of the Line Speed parameter is 38400 bps.
• If you configure your Eiconcard with the Clocking parameter set to “INT,”
you must make sure that the cable(s) are properly attached and terminated
on the other end. Failure to do so may result in an Out of State condition for
the Eiconcard. It may also cause the Eiconcard commands (ECCARD,
ECMODULE, and ECDIALER) to function improperly.
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