7.2.6  

Station view: BRI (only in the USA) 
 
You can use BRI to set the parameters for BRI stations.
If no TMQ4 board has been configured, all fields of the BRI tab will be grayed out.  

CO/Protocol  
This field allows you to choose the protocol for the BRI trunk line connected to the system. Protocols can be selected via the drop-down list .

SPID setup  
When you order ISDN BRI primary directory service, your telephone company provides a SPID (Service Profile Identifier) for all telephone numbers you have configured. The SPIDs are sent with your ISDN order form.
The SPID has between 8 and 14 digits and acts as a terminal ID for the central office. The SPID references a particular location in the CO memory where the relevant details of your service are stored. You can enter up to two SPIDs per BRI line.
To enter the SPID numbers for each port, first select the slot/port in the drop-down list, and then enter the SPID. For example, a SPID could include an area code, a prefix, a number, and a four-digit suffix.

FIN for message waiting  
The Feature Identification Number (FIN) is provided by your telephone company. Entering this number in this field enables stations associated with ISDN primary directory numbers to receive message waiting on and off commands from a CO-based voicemail system via BRI lines. This field must be completed manually.

CAID or PDID setup  
PDID (Phantom Direct Identifier) numbers are used with the DMS 100 protocol. CAID (Call Appearance Identifier) numbers are used with all other protocols. These numbers should be entered in the fields provided.
CAID number corresponds to a "button" in your telephone company's CO. This button is assigned to the DID number of a specific station. Up to 64 buttons may be configured for each BRI line. Typically buttons one through forty-four are used for trunk lines. Buttons forty-five through sixty-four are used for feature codes.
Phantom numbers are used by the DMS 100 system for trunk lines. The PDID number is the DID number for the station in question. You can specify the DID number for the station plus other numbers that should also be signaled if the first number is busy.
Each station can be assigned a maximum of four CAID or PDID numbers.

See also:  
   -   Section 7.1 "Station selection"
   -   Section 7.2 "Station parameters"