ISDND(1M) ISDND(1M) NAME itester - ISDN test and development tool SYNOPSIS /usr/etc/itester [-x] -t switch_software_type [ -s spid1 ] [ -S spid2 ] [ -r rate1 ] [ -R rate2 ] -c calldn1 [ -C calldn2 ] DESCRIPTION itester is used during ISDN layer 1 certification testing to turn on the IOM loop in the hardware. It can also be used for developing additional ISDN stack functionality. OPTIONS -x When this is specified, itester is able to establish data links, register spids, and make and receive calls. If it is not specified, itester can only control the loopback. For ISDN layer 1 testing, itester should be started without this option. -t switch_software_type switch_software_type must be one of DMS100, NI1, 5ESS, NET3, 1TR6, or NTT. -s spid1 This option specifies the first SPID. This option is only needed for the DMS100 and National ISDN 1 (NI1) switch software types. -S spid2 This option specifies the second SPID. This option is only needed for the DMS100 and National ISDN 1 (NI1) switch software types. -r rate1 Specifies the connection rate of channel B1. If 56, then the B1 SETUP will be sent asking for a 56kbps connection. If 64 or not specified, then the B1 SETUP will be sent asking for a 64 kbps connection. -R rate2 Specifies the connection rate of channel B2. If 56, then the B2 SETUP will be sent asking for a 56kbps connection. If 64 or not specified, then the B2 SETUP will be sent asking for a 64 kbps connection. -c calldn1 Specifies the phone number to call on channel B1. This must be specified. -C calldn2 Specifies the phone number to call on channel B2. Use To use itester during ISDN Layer 1 certification testing, first start isdnd. Then start itester without the -x option. During layer 1 testing, the testing technician may ask you to turn on loopback. To turn on loopback, press '4'. Itester has no other function during Layer 1 testing. To use itester for development or testing purposes, do not start isdnd. Start itester with the -x option. Enter spids and dns as neccessary. First build a protocol stack (you may not want any protocol stack, lapd only, or the entire stack.) To put lapd on the stack, press '8'. To put the Q931 modules on the stack, press 'p'. If you are using a switch software type that requires 2 spids, then you should also press 'P'. (In the menu, all lower case letters with an asterisk next to it indicates that if you press the capital letter, the same action will take place on B2.) Now activate the hardware by pressing 2. This takes the hardware out of the reset state. If you just want to establish a data link, press 'e' (or 'E' for B2). If you want to register a spid, press 'i' (or 'I' for B2). To answer a call on B1, press 'a'. To answer a call on B2, press 'A'. The 'a' option toggle, so if you don't want to answer the call on B1 anymore, you should press 'a' again. The main window of itester provides some useful information about what is going on in the protocol stack. They are not intended for naive ISDN users; but they are helpful for people who are working with ISDN. FILES /dev/isdn/*: All of the device nodes used by itester. SEE ALSO ISDN User's Guide, isdn(7) Page 2