NEC 2400
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• Assign COS Attribute 15 ( ONLY for systems below software 5200
Series Version 9.03
NOTE: Do not use COS attribute 15 for extensions forwarded to the
Octel system. RNA count must be less than five and less than the RNA
forward count configured in the PBX. This does not apply to systems
with 9.04 or higher.
• Assign COS Attribute 89 if subscriber use Auto-logon
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Slots Table
• Configure all integrated ports for AX mode.
• Configure non-integrated ports in CX or MX mode.
§ Octel port extensions that do not match the PBX extension will not
receive the call record therefore, will not be integrated.
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User Table
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All extension numbers must match the mailbox number in order to
achieve
integration.
7.0 INSTALLING THE VOICE LINES
o
Each LIC supports four, eight, or sixteen set appearances. Each LIC
port connects to the NEC via a 25 pair connector at the rear of the
Octel server. Connect each equipped port to the NEC. Ensure that all
Yellow LED’s on the LIC cards are extinguished.
7.1
CONNECTING THE RS232 CABLE
o
Refer to the Integration PRM, section 5.5 for further
instructions on connecting the RS232 for your Octel system.
7.1 TESTING THE INSTALLATION
o
Create two voice mailboxes associated with two test extensions.
Record a name and personal greeting for each mailbox.
o
System forward one test extensions to the Octel Overture access
number.
o
Using one test extension, call the Direct Pilot number. You should
hear “to enter your mailbox press # “, enter # #, you should hear
“please enter your security code”. Enter the security code and verify
that the correct mailbox has been accessed.
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Using one test extension, call the other test extension. You should
hear the personal greeting.
Installing the Voice Lines
Testing the installation when
complete