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; This file keeps the configuration of cards using the wanpipe driver
; Each section except for 'general' configures a group (span) of wanpipe channels


[general]
; This section is used to configure the module and set default values for
;  span parameters

; bitswap: boolean: Specify if sent/received data has each byte rotated (swapped)
; If missing, enable is assumed
; This parameter can be overridden in group sections
;bitswap=enable

; idlevalue: integer: The value to send for unused voice data channels
; Interval: 0..255. Default value: 255 (0xFF) for T1, 213 (0xD5) for E1 and BRI
; A value of -1 sets the circuit code as idle value (for circuit identification)
; This parameter can be overridden in group sections
;idlevalue=

; buflen: integer: The length of the buffers used by the data sources and consumers
; Data consumers' buffers will be twice this value
; This value can't be 0. Defaults to 160
; This parameter can be overridden in group sections
;buflen=160

; hwrepeatcapable: boolean: Use HW signalling packet repeat capability
; If disabled, the module will handle packet repeat when requested by the upper layer
; This parameter can be overridden in group sections
;hwrepeatcapable=true


;[wanpipe1]
;The section's name is the card name defined in wanpipe driver
;E.g. wanpipe1

; type: string: Specify the span type
; Allowed values:
;   E1, T1
; Defaults to E1
;type=E1

; readonly: boolean: Specifies if this is a read only span (signalling and audio data)
; If enabled, no data will be sent through this span
; Defaults to no
;readonly=no

; siggroup: string: The name of the device containing the signalling channel(s)
; E.g. w1g1
; This parameter is required when creating a signalling interface (D-channel)
;siggroup=w1g1

; voicegroup: string: The name of the device containing the voice (data) channel(s)
; This parameter is required when creating a voice group
; E.g. w1g2
;voicegroup=w1g2

; voicechans: string: The range of channels used for voice (data) transfer
; Channel intervals may be specified by separating the margins using the '-' character
; Individual channels or channel intervals may be separated by '.'
; Duplicate, not strict positive channel numbers, or channel numbers greater then channel
;   count (channel count defaults to 31 for E1 and to 24 for T1) are not allowed
; E.g. 1-15.17-31 or 1-23 or 1.2.3-15.17.18-30.31
; If missing, will be computed from type (E1: 1-15.17-31, T1: 1-23)
;voicechans=1-15.17-31

; offset: integer: Positive value to add to each voice channel number
; Defaults to 0 if missing or invalid
;offset=

; start: integer: Absolute start of circuits numbers, ignore group's start
; Default is offset + group's current start
;start=

; increment: integer: How much will increment this span the circuit number in
;  the group it belongs to
; Defaults to 32 for E1, 24 for T1
;increment=

; samples: integer: Specify the number of data samples expected to be received
; It is used to create the buffer to read data from span. The total buffer will have the
;  number of bytes given by the number of samples multiplied by the number of voice
;  channels configured for this span
; If missing or 0, it will be computed from type (E1: 50, T1: 64)
;samples=50

; errormask: integer: Value to AND with the received error byte
; The errors controlled by this mask are 1: RX overrun, 2: CRC, 4: Abort/align
; Maximum value 255
; Defaults to 250 (all except overrun and abort) if missing or invalid
;errormask=250

; echocancel: boolean: Enable or disable echo canceller on voice circuits
; Defaults to no
;echocancel=no

; dtmfdetect: boolean: Enable or disable tone detector on voice circuits
; Defaults to no
;dtmfdetect=no