ITU-T V.150.1
ITU-T V.150.1
ITU-T V.150.1
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TABLE 6/<strong>V.150.1</strong><br />
Modem Relay Mode<br />
Parameter<br />
Supported Modem Relay Type<br />
Value<br />
V-MR / U-MR<br />
15.2.4 Modulation support<br />
A list of the V-series modulations supported in Modem Relay mode by the Gateway.<br />
The list is comprised of V.17, V.21, V.22/V.22 bis, V.23 (duplex and half-duplex), V.26 bis,<br />
V.26 ter, V.27 ter, V.32/V.32 bis, V.34 (duplex and half-duplex), V.90 (analogue and<br />
digital), V.91 and V.92 (analogue and digital).<br />
15.2.5 VBD parameters<br />
The specification of the VBD parameters are beyond the scope of this Recommendation. See clause<br />
8.1.<br />
15.2.6 Answer tone treatment<br />
As part of the Answer tone processing, all MoIP Gateways are required to support and indicate at a<br />
minimum the following RFC 2833 events:<br />
ANS (32), /ANS (33), ANSam (34) and /ANSam (35).<br />
15.2.7 SPRT Parameters<br />
If the default IP-TLP SPRT is to be used, then the following parameters are required to be<br />
indicated:<br />
Maximum payload size of SPRT channels 0 to 3 and maximum window size for SPRT<br />
channels 1 and 2.<br />
15.2.8 FoIP support<br />
This parameter indicates that the Gateway has the ability to support T.38 FoIP. It is not necessary<br />
for an external signalling mechanism to include specific indication of this ability in the MoIP<br />
messaging set, if an alternative mechanism is already defined. However, the information as to the<br />
peer Gateways ability to support FoIP should be passed to the MoIP application. This will allow the<br />
Gateway to make appropriate decisions should it determine that a connection is a facsimile call<br />
during its discrimination procedures.<br />
Parameter<br />
TABLE 7/<strong>V.150.1</strong><br />
Value<br />
T.38 FoIP Supported Supported/Not<br />
Supported<br />
15.2.9 JM Delay support<br />
This parameter indicates the ability of a Gateway to support the JM delay procedure as defined in<br />
clause 20.7. The default is Not Supported. If both Gateways have negotiated connection scenario<br />
MR1 and both indicate JM delay procedure support they shall follow the procedures as defined in<br />
clause 20.7 for both On-ramp and Off-ramp Gateways.<br />
<strong>ITU</strong>-T Rec. <strong>V.150.1</strong> (01/2003) – Prepublished version 28