> Portmaster wrote:
>
> > I was told that a PM3 without modems can do any combination of 46 data or
> > DOVBS calls. However, if you have any modems in the box then it can only do
>
> Correct
>
> > DOVBS calls up to the number of modems installed. I.E., if you have a PM3
> > with ten modems you can do 46 64k data calls, but only 10 DOVBS calls.
>
> You need to have a free modem to accept a DOVBS call but once the call
> connects the modem is freed and returned to the pool.
>
> The thinking that if there are no modems in a box then all voice calls
> coming in are assumed to be DOVBS. If there are modems in the box then
> a voice call can be either Modem or DOVBS and the call needs an DSP to
> answer the call but once the call is answered it is determined that a
> DSP is not needed and it is returned to the pool.
okay, i'm a little fuzzy
On PRI:
No Modems: PM3 accepts either DATA or DOSBS calls no Analog
Modems: PM3 accepts DATA or DOSBS or Analog, BUT cannot accept additional
DOSBS calls if there are no free modems available.
On CT1:
No Modems: Will the PM3 accept DOSBS calls?
Modems: PM3 accepts DOSBS or Analog, BUT cannot accept additional DOSBS
calls if there are no free modems available.
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