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Hardware Installation

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 Issue  2  December 1996

6. Give the program tape and one of the blank cartridge tapes to the 

DEFINITY AUDIX system administrator, or put them in a safe place (away 
from electromagnetic parts). Keep the other blank tape, you will install it in 
the drive later (Task 14). 

7. With the cursor on the command line, enter logoff to log off the terminal. 

8. Proceed to the tasks in Chapter 3, ‘‘Initial System Administration’’. 

Summary of Contents for Definity Audix System

Page 1: ...DEFINITY AUDIX System Release 3 2 4 Installation and Upgrade 585 300 118 Comcode 107894298 Issue 2 December 1996...

Page 2: ...this may be done safely To the extent possible relocate the receiver with respect to the telephone equipment Where the telephone equipment requires ac power plug the telephone into a different ac outl...

Page 3: ...tes 1 1 Display Set and Control Link Integration 1 2 Task 1 Verify the Selected Site 1 2 Task 2 Gather Required Tools 1 3 Task 3 Review Safety Considerations 1 3 Task 4 Verify the Components and Conne...

Page 4: ...nnect to the Packet Gateway Board G3r only 2 28 Connect to the TN577 via DSUs G3r Only 2 29 Connect to the TN577 via MPDMs G3r Only 2 30 Task 9 Install the Printer Optional 2 31 Task 10 Finalize and T...

Page 5: ...Set System Parameters Limits 3 21 Task 14H Run the Switch Translations Audit a Second Time 3 23 Task 14I Assign the Time Zone 3 23 Task 14J Reboot the DEFINITY AUDIX System 3 25 Subtask 14K Run the S...

Page 6: ...tial Subscribers 5 2 Task 27 Switch Names Audit for DS integration Only 5 4 Task 28 Complete Initial Administration 5 4 6 Customer Acceptance 6 1 Project Management Tasks 6 1 Task 29 Cutting the Syste...

Page 7: ...stomer Modified and Added Fragments A 2 Announcement Set Identifiers A 2 Installing Additional Language Sets A 3 B Option Settings B 1 Terminal Option Settings B 1 PC G3MA User Option Settings B 2 715...

Page 8: ...ettings B 16 DM224 Modem Option Settings B 16 212AR Modem Option Settings B 16 2212D Modem Option Settings B 17 MPDM Data Module Option Settings B 17 DS Integration B 17 CL Integration B 18 7400A Data...

Page 9: ...y for people installing the DEFINITY AUDIX System hardware Software Specialists SS Software Associates SA and other persons such as factory personnel and customers responsible for performing initial a...

Page 10: ...ibes considerations and procedures to upgrade the DEFINITY AUDIX system to R3 2 Appendix A Announcement Set Considerations and Installation describes customized announcement and fragment sets and addi...

Page 11: ...keyboards use the key Two or three keys that you press at the same time that is you hold down the first key while pressing the second key and if appropriate the third key as well are shown in rounded...

Page 12: ...AUDIX System Administration 585 300 507 For switch administration procedures see Switch Administration for DEFINITY AUDIX System 585 300 509 For complete details on the DEFINITY AUDIX system see DEFI...

Page 13: ...the title page While we have tried to make this document fit your needs we are interested in your suggestions for improving it and urge you to fill one out If the reader comment card has been removed...

Page 14: ...About This Document xiv Issue 2 December 1996...

Page 15: ...vity Before beginning the installation make sure you have completed these prerequisites NOTE If this Installation or Upgrade includes Digital Networking ensure that the Installation Specification is a...

Page 16: ...erify the Selected Site NOTE Although defining and ensuring that the site meets the DEFINITY AUDIX system requirements is the responsibility of the Project Manager and the customer and must be complet...

Page 17: ...ins dangerous voltages and current To prevent damage to the equipment and yourself adhere to the following Make sure you are familiar with the procedures necessary to prevent electrostatic damage to t...

Page 18: ...nals on page 2 13 Refer to the diagrams in the tasks just described for connectivity details Then compare the Price Element Code PEC and comcode list contained in Chapter C with the actual parts you r...

Page 19: ...3i switches on DC power System 75 R1V3 without a PI EIA port and switches using the EIA connector on the PI board for another adjunct such as CMS If ADAP software is used on this terminal the administ...

Page 20: ...ion POWER SUPPLY 7400A POWER SUPPLY 7400B Z3A1 POWER SUPPLY SWITCH ALARM BOARD MULTI FUNCTION BOARD MFB Y CABLE LOCAL TERMINAL PORT B MODEM MODEM T R ADAPTER Z3A4 Site Specific Connection HOUSE WIRING...

Page 21: ...o a local area network Each possibility shows the RJ45 connector on the alarm board connected to a 10BaseT LAN system Further details are provided under LAN Connection on page 2 11 AUDIX TAPE DISK MFB...

Page 22: ...Prerequisites 1 8 Issue 2 December 1996...

Page 23: ...rsions of all switches Hardware Installation Tasks The DEFINITY AUDIX system installation tasks are virtually the same for all switch types Therefore only one set of tasks is provided with any differe...

Page 24: ...ected the DEFINITY AUDIX system assembly adaptor cables to the port connectors on the back of the switch as described in Step 3 before you insert the DEFINITY AUDIX system assembly in the switch carri...

Page 25: ...bly Issue 2 December 1996 2 3 Figure 2 1 DEFINITY AUDIX System Assembly I2C bus cable Power cable SCSI bus cable Tie wrap Retaining pins Tape drive without cover SCSI bus cable Disk drive Power supply...

Page 26: ...port slots Place the assembly at least 6 slots away from the carrier power supply if there are no circuit packs between the power supply and the assembly Place at least 3 slots away from carrier power...

Page 27: ...the DEFINITY AUDIX system For example if you are to install the DEFINITY AUDIX system in slots 7 through 11 of carrier A in the switch remove the amphenol connectors on the Group 300 cables from slots...

Page 28: ...e multifunction board MFB Y cable H600 353 G2 the one with one amphenol and two RS 232 connectors to the MFB TN566B or TN567 the fourth slot of the five DEFINITY AUDIX system slots If you are installi...

Page 29: ...you should try to avoid the need to adjust or reinsert the assembly after the first attempt to insert it make sure that the assembly is properly aligned in the slot then insert it with a single firm p...

Page 30: ...heartbeat The second and third positions display two letters indicating the following types of alarms warnings WN minor MN and major MJ These positions are blank if there are no alarms The remaining p...

Page 31: ...he red LED at the top of the faceplate is flashing after you have inserted the DEFINITY AUDIX system assembly ignore it at this time A flashing LED indicates a software error which at this time is pro...

Page 32: ...uired for all installation scenarios Alarm Origination Remote Maintenance Access is normally set up through the internal AUDIX modem It can also be set up through the switch in addition to or instead...

Page 33: ...th the LAN connection In Task 16 you will set the Alarm Origination Active field in the System Parameters Maintenance screen to n if alarm origination is to be activated only on the switch or to y if...

Page 34: ...omer intends to connect a LAN to the DEFINITY AUDIX system there must be a customer provided 10BaseT twisted pair cable with a male RJ 45 connector to the connecting block The customer is responsible...

Page 35: ...ess terminal In this case only one terminal is used and it is connected to Port A This terminal is usually connected locally but can be connected remotely if desired Should ADAP software be used with...

Page 36: ...ministration maintenance terminal see DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3 Management Applications Station Provisioning 555 229 202 for installation instructions Keep in mind that the DEFINITY AUD...

Page 37: ...GROUP 311 CABLE ALB CABLE MFB Y CABLE NULL MODEM NOT REQUIRED WHEN CONNECTING TO 715 BCT DCE PORT PORT A PORT B ALARM BOARD SWITCH MULTI FUNCTION BOARD NULL MODEM SEE NOTE NULL MODEM OPTO NULL MODEM 1...

Page 38: ...he other end to the female connector on an H600 258 Group 1 null modem d Connect the male connector on the null modem to an RS 232 serial port connector on the back of the terminal 4 Plug the terminal...

Page 39: ...ocated place one modem between the DEFINITY AUDIX system and a telephone jack close enough to each that the cables can easily reach Also make sure the modem is within reach of a power outlet 2 Connect...

Page 40: ...T you must also connect a null modem cable between the modem and the 715 BCT d Attach the connector on one end of a modular cord to the modem and attach the other end to a telephone outlet e Plug the...

Page 41: ...300 110 k Log in to the DEFINITY AUDIX system see Task 9 for login details If you can log in successfully the modem and terminal options are set correctly 4 For CL integration proceed to Task 8 Insta...

Page 42: ...T NOTE If you connect the ADU to the DCE port on a 715 BCT you must also connect a null modem cable between the ADU and the 715 BCT d Plug one end of the D8AM crossover cord into the connector labeled...

Page 43: ...tegration proceed to Task 8 Install the Control Link Cable For DS integration proceed to Task 9 Install the Printer Optional Task 7D Install a Terminal via 7400A Data Sets This task describes how to c...

Page 44: ...g one end of the modular cord supplied with the data set into the LINE connector on the 7400A data set and plug the other end into a telephone outlet c Connect the 4 pin connector on one of the 7400A...

Page 45: ...set the printer options i At the terminal enter AT If the 7400B data set is connected correctly it responds with OK on the terminal screen j Enter ATDT and the phone number of the 7400A data set conn...

Page 46: ...oard TN577 of a G3r only Via MPDMs to the packet gateway board TN577 of a G3r only Use Worksheet A 4 to determine which of the six cable connection configurations to install Then follow the steps in o...

Page 47: ...or Interface PI board on the switch labeled 2 3 Proceed to Task 9 Install the Printer Optional Connect to the PI with an IDI Refer to Figure 2 12 Connecting the Control Link Cable to the PI with an ID...

Page 48: ...the H600 210 cable to the in RS 449 connector of the IDI labeled 3 4 Attach the RS 232C end of the H600 210 cable to an EIA connector on the Processor Interface PI labeled 4 5 Proceed to Task 9 Instal...

Page 49: ...able to the RS 232C connector of the MPDM labeled 2 3 Attach one end of the D8W 87 4 pair modular cord to the modular jack on the MPDM labeled 3 4 Attach the other end of the D8W 87 modular cord to th...

Page 50: ...stem slots 2 Attach the other end of the H600 405 cable to the out RS 449 connector of the IDI labeled 2 3 Attach the one of the four RS 232 connectors on the H600 347 cable to the in RS 449 connector...

Page 51: ...to the modular jack on the DSU labeled 3 4 Attach the other end of the D8W 87 modular cord to the 103A adapter with a 3 pair cord labeled 4 5 Attach the 3 pair cord from the 103A adapter to the cross...

Page 52: ...cable labeled 1 The MFB Y cable is connected to the fourth slot of the five DEFINITY AUDIX system slots 2 Attach the other end of the Group 311 cable to the RS 232C connector of the MPDM labeled 2 3...

Page 53: ...Attach the other end of the Group 110 cable to one of the four RS 232 connectors on the H600 347 labeled 12 13 Attach the other end of the H600 347 cable to an RS 232C connector on the Packet Gateway...

Page 54: ...l modem between the printer and the terminal b Connect the other end to the matching port serial or parallel on the printer 3 Set the options on the printer Refer to Appendix B Option Settings for a c...

Page 55: ...ur keyboard must be pressed after you type a command or a response to a prompt On some keyboards this key is labeled instead of If your keyboard has both a key and an key as on the 513 and 615 keyboar...

Page 56: ...use either one for the remainder of this task At the DEFINITY AUDIX system command line enter list configuration The system responds with the List Configuration screen The following screen shows sampl...

Page 57: ...nd possibly port warnings because the ports are not administered yet These are the only alarms that you should expect c Ignore the voice port alarms however resolve all other active alarms See DEFINIT...

Page 58: ...the DEFINITY AUDIX system administrator or put them in a safe place away from electromagnetic parts Keep the other blank tape you will install it in the drive later Task 14 7 With the cursor on the co...

Page 59: ...s section is a place holder for the switch administration tasks see Switch Administration for the DEFINITY AUDIX System book 585 300 509 for the actual task descriptions Task 12 Activate customer opti...

Page 60: ...eatures C 9 Add Subscribers C 10 Set Up Alarm Origination Digital Networking Worksheet Control Link CL Only The following five worksheets are needed only if the DEFINITY AUDIX System will be running i...

Page 61: ...n tasks on the DEFINITY AUDIX system you must perform administration tasks on the switch to prepare the switch for the DEFINITY AUDIX system Because this task may differ depending on the switch in whi...

Page 62: ...ect proceed to Task 12 Activate Customer Options If the settings are not correct complete the next section of this task Display Customer Options Display Customer Options 1 At the login prompt enter cr...

Page 63: ...solve themselves when you administer the voice ports in Task 14D and can be ignored at this time If the value of the following fields Port Emulation Type Switch Integration Type Maximum Number of Voic...

Page 64: ...revious section In this case the screen is in the change mode 5 Move the cursor to the Port Emulation Type field and enter one of the following tn754 if there are 8 maximum number of voice ports and d...

Page 65: ...oldtrace to display on the screen then press to clear the screen and display the login prompt 15 Proceed to Task 13 Activate DEFINITY AUDIX Server Hardware Options Task 13 Activate DEFINITY AUDIX Ser...

Page 66: ...Move the cursor to the Enable Deliver CA Message field Leave at n Entering y enables the public class of service function allowing messages to be delivered over the IMAPI interface This feature is not...

Page 67: ...form as the LAN IP Address 10 Press the F3 function key to save the changes 11 When the IP Subnet mask and Gateway IP address fields are set a call must be made to the underlying TCP IP software to as...

Page 68: ...field for INTUITY Message Manager and the IMAPI Voice File Transfer field for a personal folder are set to y 3 With the cursor on the DEFINITY AUDIX command line type change subscriber followed by the...

Page 69: ...g task Task 14 Perform Initial DEFINITY AUDIX Administration This task is required for all installation scenarios There are 13 parts to this task a Set the DEFINITY AUDIX clock b Assign the DEFINITY A...

Page 70: ...ter crftpw The system displays the Enter terminal type prompt 3 Enter one of the following 513 for a 513 BCT or 715 BCT enter 513 also for a 610 615 BCT or a PC with a 513 emulation package Since 513...

Page 71: ...ate is April 11 7 Move the cursor to the Year field and type the full four digits of the current year 8 Move the cursor to the Time field and type the current time in an hh mm format hh specifies the...

Page 72: ...mber of digits that the extensions on this DEFINITY AUDIX system will have 5 Move the cursor to the ADDRESS RANGES fields and fill in the starting and ending switch extensions that will have coverage...

Page 73: ...14D Administer Voice Ports If the audit does not complete successfully see DEFINITY AUDIX System Maintenance book 585 300 110 Task 14D Administer Voice Ports This task is required for all configurati...

Page 74: ...nd type the extension number of the first port 4 Repeat Steps 2 and 3 for as many ports as the customer has purchased Following the example in Step 2 the second port location is 01A0202 and so forth 5...

Page 75: ...ch Link DCIU SCI0 screen 2 Enter values for the Host Switch and AUDIX fields from Worksheet C 3 Assign the DEFINITY AUDIX Machine ID The number entered in the Host Switch field must match the Local PB...

Page 76: ...hown in the following table 3 If the DEFINITY AUDIX System is operating in a DCS environment repeat step 3 for each remote switch node in the DCS network Refer to Worksheets B 9 through B 15 NOTE DCS...

Page 77: ...screen is used to establish two conditions first which AUDIX system is to be integrated into which switch and second how a call is to be treated when the call answer timeout period expires The screen...

Page 78: ...the mailbox or extension to which a call is to be transferred after it has timed out You may leave this field blank if you entered none in the previous step 6 Press the F3 function key to save the cha...

Page 79: ...System Parameters Limits This task is required only if the customer wants to use subscriber limits that are different from the defaults Check Worksheet C 4 Set System Parameters Limits to see if you n...

Page 80: ...e the cursor to each of the fields that is to be changed according to Worksheet C 4 Assign Switch LInk Translations and type the new system parameters limits 3 Once you have changed all the fields pre...

Page 81: ...X command line type audit switch translations and press The system displays the Audit Results screen 2 Press the F3 function key to begin the audit 3 When the audit is complete in a few seconds procee...

Page 82: ...ones west of Greenwich England the indicated switch is located here the prime meridian introduces time zone zero and time zone 5 is U S eastern time 3 In the Daylight Savings column enter y if the ind...

Page 83: ...luding a login prompt Do not log in yet 3 Wait approximately 10 minutes for the DEFINITY AUDIX system to come up to the AUDIX state the screen will display OLDTRACELOG var spool audix oldtrace then lo...

Page 84: ...IX command line type audit switch names and press The system displays the Switch Names Audit screen 2 Press the F3 function key to begin the audit 3 Press the F3 function key again to have the audit r...

Page 85: ...Alarm Report screen 2 Check the ALARM TYPES fields for any active alarms make sure that a y the default appears in each of the alarm type fields and press F3 to display the active alarms 3 If there a...

Page 86: ...guration screen 2 Make sure the screen displays the following components indicating that the system correctly recognizes all the components ALARM_BD ABP_FW MFB_BD FAC_FW 386_FW DISK TAPE 3 If all the...

Page 87: ...omplete troubleshooting procedures 7 Type status switch link and enter to check the status of the switch link set up in Task 14E Set Switch Link Parameters The screen should show the state field as IS...

Page 88: ...res are to be activated If no features are to be activated skip to Task 16 Add Tape Otherwise perform the following steps 1 With the cursor on the DEFINITY AUDIX command line type change system parame...

Page 89: ...3 Press the F7 function key to display page two of this screen 4 Move the cursor to any of the features to be activated on page 2 and enter the appropriate data as specified on the worksheet 5 Press t...

Page 90: ...for details 10 Proceed to Task 16 Add Tape Task 16 Add Tape This task is required for all installation scenarios You should have received two blank tapes as part of the DEFINITY AUDIX system order In...

Page 91: ...ber 1996 3 33 Figure 3 1 Tape Cartridge 5 Close the tape drive with the tape cartridge installed 6 At the terminal type add tape and press Tape side down Arrow indicating direction to insert tape This...

Page 92: ...ress ENTER to confirm 9 Press the F3 function key to begin the add tape function It takes approximately 3 minutes to retention the tape if the cartridge is blank If you are adding a tape that already...

Page 93: ...INITY AUDIX command line enter status audit and press The system responds with the Audit Results screen showing the result of the most recently run audit 2 Check the Result field for the Switch Names...

Page 94: ...riber requiring the caller to reenter the subscriber s extension In addition each time the Switch Names audit runs at least nightly it will write an entry in the Administration log for each non unique...

Page 95: ...switch names database repeat the switch names audit Subtask 14K Run the Switch Names Audit and steps 1 5 of Task 17 Check the Status of the Switch Names Audit When you run the display administration...

Page 96: ...Initial System Administration 3 38 Issue 2 December 1996...

Page 97: ...quipment Acceptance Testing is performed at the end of an installation to demonstrate to the customer that the solution is operational for customer use The purpose of Joint Acceptance Testing is to ha...

Page 98: ...tion is to be activated through AUDIXonly through the switch only or through both If alarm origination is to be set up through the switch only rather than through AUDIXonly or through both skip to ste...

Page 99: ...een With information given to you by the Project Manager and with the help of the INADSpeople fill in all fields on the screen 4 Verify that the following fields are filled in Product Identification N...

Page 100: ...uld be completed by INADSpersonnel a INADSchecks that the login is successful b INADSchecks that the Product Identification Number on the System Parameters Maintenance screen is correct c INADSenters...

Page 101: ...ction key to exit the screen This completes the alarm origination and test 8 Verify the status of the add tape function performed in the previous task by typing status tape followed by The system disp...

Page 102: ...or on the command line enter display feature access codes The system displays the Feature Access Codes screen 3 Look for the Priority Calling Access Code field This is a multi page screen therefore yo...

Page 103: ...ntenance 585 300 110 12 Repeat Steps 10 and 11 for the remaining extensions on the worksheet 13 When all DEFINITY AUDIX voice ports have answered return to the DEFINITY AUDIX system terminal Type rele...

Page 104: ...f running in a DCS network the test results for each switch node will appear on the Switch Link Test Results screen Verify that each node test is completed successfully 7 Type release voice group and...

Page 105: ...the switch using the Add Station screen 3 With the cursor at the Name field type the name of the first test subscriber for example test 1 or subscriber 1 4 Move the cursor to the Extension field and...

Page 106: ...e phone ring until the DEFINITY AUDIX system answers c After the system greeting and the tone leave a test message for example This is a test Call Answer message d Hang up 2 Retrieve the Call Answer m...

Page 107: ...is on proceed to the next step Otherwise refer to the troubleshooting procedures in DEFINITY AUDIX System Maintenance 585 300 110 b Call the DEFINITY AUDIX extension to retrieve the message c Press wh...

Page 108: ...or the local DEFINITY AUDIX system c When the DEFINITY AUDIX system answers and prompts you for your extension enter the remote subscriber s extension and press d When prompted for your password press...

Page 109: ...again e Press then press to listen to the message you recorded f After listening to the message press to delete the message g Hang up 5 Send a Leave Word Calling LWC message to and from the remote tes...

Page 110: ...24 Test Local Area Network if AUDIX server hardware options have been purchased Task 13 Activate DEFINITY AUDIX Server Hardware Options The DEFINITY AUDIX system has been upgraded with a TN2170 Alarm...

Page 111: ...tcp hosts directory Neither of the above if you are using the numeric IP address AUDIX Server Acceptance Tests are limited to performing internal diagnostics of the server to the Lucent provided demar...

Page 112: ...is made a UNIX ping will be returned The test takes approximately 15 seconds If the test fails refer to DEFINITY AUDIX System Maintenance 585 300 110 5 After the tests pass proceed to Task 25 Clear Ad...

Page 113: ...initial administration Task 26 should be completed by the DEFINITY AUDIX system administrator or if the task is included as part of the signed contract by the Lucent Software Specialist SS Task 27 sh...

Page 114: ...8 Add Subscribers to see if any subscribers will have special administration other than their name and extension If so refer to Chapter 3 Ongoing Administration in DEFINITY AUDIX System Administratio...

Page 115: ...t repeat steps 1 through 4 for each initial remote subscriber NOTE Make sure that each DCS remote subscriber is assigned the correct switch number The switch number for DCS remote subscribers is not t...

Page 116: ...is required for all installation scenarios The DEFINITY AUDIX system administrator should complete the following steps Read Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 of DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration 585 300 507...

Page 117: ...ing the call coverage path for subscribers to the DEFINITY AUDIX system hunt group may depend on the switch in which the DEFINITY AUDIX system is installed Therefore the details are described in Switc...

Page 118: ...e documentation set which documents are used when Provide the customer with a list of phone numbers and post cut escalation points Task 31 Demonstrate Updated Customer Database Show the customer the T...

Page 119: ...NITY AUDIX 3 2 system offers an optional 1 05 GB disk drive that allows up to 100 hours of voice storage Earlier releases of DEFINITY AUDIX had disk drives that allowed a maximum of 6 or 40 hours of v...

Page 120: ...e fact that DEFINITY AUDIX digital ports on the switch are administered as if the display phone sets are connected Control Link Integration As with earlier releases of the DEFINITY AUDIX system the DE...

Page 121: ...dian Latin Spanish 9 Hours of voice storage 6 to 100 New systems are configured with a minimum of 10 10 Disk size in megabytes 6 15 40 100 New systems are configured with a minimum of 15 11 Digital ne...

Page 122: ...uired for networking or call screening Digital emulation required if Line 7 or 11 is yes 19 Integration Type Control Link Display Set Control link required if Lines 4 5 or 6 are yes Display set former...

Page 123: ...e new system will have a 1 05 GB disk since more than 40 hours of data may need to be backed up This chapter in section Tape Drive Installation 3 Run Software Upgrade Steps 1 to 6 You continue with st...

Page 124: ...ending with more than 8 ports Incorporates the TN2181 digital port emulation Appendix A in Switch Administration for the DEFINITY AUDIX System 585 300 509 Change voice ports from CL analog to CL digi...

Page 125: ...Administer networking ports if necessary Necessary if the customer wants digital networking Chapter 9 in DEFINITY AUDIX Digital Networking 585 300 534 10 Change machine networking type from AMIS to di...

Page 126: ...hange the type from amisap or amisac to one of the following audix DEFINITY AUDIX and INTUITY AUDIX systems r1aud AUDIX R1 systems 3 Make any additional changes necessary for the remote machine 4 Noti...

Page 127: ...tomer data during the upgrade These tapes will not be left at the upgrade site TN566B MFB Circuit Card upgrading R1 0 or R2 0 with support of 10 voice ports or less TN567 MFB Circuit Card upgrading an...

Page 128: ...eset System Shutdown screen The system will respond with information similar to the following System name audix login INIT New run level 0 The system is coming down Please wait System services are now...

Page 129: ...r 1996 7 11 Figure 7 2 Side View of DEFINITY AUDIX System I2C bus cable Power cable SCSI bus cable Tie wrap Retaining pins Tape drive without cover SCSI bus cable Disk drive Power supply Alarm board T...

Page 130: ...s cable against the alarm board 7 Unlock the two retaining pins from the slots along the edge of the alarm board that hold the tape drive in place Pull out the pins to release the drive from the drive...

Page 131: ...e SCSI bus cable to the alarm board 9 Connect the power cable rear drive connector to the disk drive 10 Position the disk drive on the alarm board and slide the two retaining pins into the drive mount...

Page 132: ...it is highly recommended that one be made prior to the upgrade Should anything go wrong during the upgrade the backup can be reinstalled and those announcement sets used NOTE Have the customer inform...

Page 133: ...ront lever clockwise b Dip the pad of the cleaning stick into the cleaning solution and insert into the guide hole at the bottom of the tape Ensure that the blue side of the pad touches the head it wi...

Page 134: ...Auto Boot command menu 9 Enter 6 to Preempt Auto Boot Auto Boot Preempted 10 Insert the new release generic tape 11 1 min From the command menu enter 7 to select the Manual Boot option The system will...

Page 135: ...ied the system automatically reboots The system scrolls with information similar to what follows Enter SCSI ID of Disk default 0 0 Copy generic data from tape to disk The following line appears for up...

Page 136: ...pe either the menu number or name and a carriage return Do you wish to 1 shutdown 2 install 3 upgrade 4 recover WARNING In the next step do not press 2 the install option this will destroy all existin...

Page 137: ...0 release the US English announcement set names appear as Standard or Terse Appendix A page A 3 lists names for all versions of each available language set START OF BACKUP Fri Jan 06 09 17 21 EST 199...

Page 138: ...g announcements completed Upgrade from the program tape is complete Proceeding with initialization If the upgrade is performed in a time zone different from that set on the upgrade tape the following...

Page 139: ...any warnings about releases not matching Check the status of the ADD TAPE operation using the STATUS TAPE screen When the ADD TAPE operation is complete the STATUS TAPE screen will show In service idl...

Page 140: ...talling Administering and Testing INTUITY Message Manager Perform the following steps to install administer and test INTUITY Message Manager The LAN administrator should be present NOTE A 10BaseT twis...

Page 141: ...e other connection at the bottom of the 104A connecting block 5 Connect the other end of the D8W modular wall cord into the Alarm Board RJ45 connector NOTE Joint Acceptance Testing is required by both...

Page 142: ...pically under the net tcp hosts directory Do neither of the above if using a numeric IP address 7 With the cursor on the DEFINITY AUDIX command line enter display system parameters customer options Th...

Page 143: ...class of service function allowing messages to be delivered over the LAN interface This feature is not used in INTUITY Message Manager Release 1 0 12 Set the Enable Voice File Transfer field to y This...

Page 144: ...LAN server address to which all unknown addresses will be sent for resolution 17 Press the F3 function key to save the changes Changes in the IP address subnet mask and gateway IP address fields only...

Page 145: ...t 24 To test if a connection can be made to an INTUITY Message Manager user or other LAN node enter test lan dest and the IP numerical address in the form nnn nnn nnn nnn on the screen Press the F3 fu...

Page 146: ...step If INTUITY Message Manager has been enabled have several customers use the INTUITY Message Manager system They should be able to log into their mailbox play a new message and reply to sender For...

Page 147: ...the customer in a release prior to 3 1 will be saved in a new announcement set This set retains the same directory name with an additional cust suffix All other announcements and fragments on the sys...

Page 148: ...time and place the official fragment is used If it can no longer be used effectively the customer should delete it from the cust directory If the customer desires to reuse the fragment they must assig...

Page 149: ...Administration and Maintenance OA M state by typing reset system oa m and pressing Use the camp on option to allow any callers to complete their messages 4 Remove the backup tape and insert the new l...

Page 150: ...o confirm this operation press again 7 Type remove tape and press Remove the new language tape and insert the original backup tape 8 If more than one language set is being added to the system repeat s...

Page 151: ...procedures for setting the options Refer to the appropriate manual supplied with the terminal and modem for these procedures Terminal Option Settings This section lists the option settings for the fol...

Page 152: ...d redefined colors lcd for laptop notebook screens monochrome without color Mouse speed slow medium fast Beep tone yes no Flashing line yes no Operating system DOS UNIX Table B 2 715 BCT User Preferen...

Page 153: ...ommunication Option Settings Option Main Setting Switch Aux Setting AUDIX Port mapping port 1 port 2 Port service host host Speed 4800 96001 Stop bits 1 1 Data bits 7 7 Send parity space space Check p...

Page 154: ...gs Option Window 1 Switch Window 2 AUDIX Emulation BCS BCS Terminal ID BCS1 BCS Newline on LF no no Transmit controls 7 bits 7 bits Backspace mode normal normal User features unlocked unlocked Conceal...

Page 155: ...minal options to match 1 This option may be set to Table B 6 715 BCT Keyboard Option Settings Option Window 1 Switch Window 2 AUDIX Caps Shift lock key caps lck caps lck RET CR CR Enter key ent1 Autor...

Page 156: ...lel printer set the printer options below Table B 7 715 BCT Printer Option Settings Option Window 1 Switch Window 2 AUDIX Select print region page page Print mode normal normal Print terminator none n...

Page 157: ...lied with the printer then set the corresponding options on the terminal to match Table B 8 513 BCT Terminal Option Settings Option Setting Speed 9600 Duplex full Send parity space Check parity no Mem...

Page 158: ...tion Table B 9 610 BCT with 513 Emulation Package Option Settings Option Setting I O card idle Speed 9600 Send parity space Check parity no Local echo off Monitor mode off Autowrap on Newline on LF no...

Page 159: ...Package Option Settings Option Setting I O card idle Speed 9600 Send parity space Check parity no Local echo off Encoding off Generates flow on Receive flow off Pass flow yes Monitor mode off Autowra...

Page 160: ...nly the settings shown in bold type are critical to terminal operation Table B 11 4410 5410 Option Settings Option Setting Speed 9600 Parity space Duplex full Screen 80 Return key CR Rec vd LF index L...

Page 161: ...eed 9600 Duplex full Send parity space Check parity no 132 Columns off Memory access scroll Clock async Wait for DSR no Return key CR Newline on LF no Autowrap on Cursor steady Key click off Margin be...

Page 162: ...ns on the printer as described in the manual supplied with the printer then set the corresponding options on the terminal to match Table B 13 4415 5420 Terminal Option Settings Option Setting Speed 96...

Page 163: ...hipped from the factory but it must be set to noncommand mode for use with the DEFINITY AUDIX System If the jumper switch is already set to the noncommand mode you must move it to the command mode bef...

Page 164: ...ON Before removing the modem s endcap always unplug the telephone line and turn off power to the modem If a telephone is plugged into the PHONE jack on the modem s rear panel remove it Do not operate...

Page 165: ...press Modem Option Settings Connect the modem to a terminal for example the 715 BCT with the terminal speed set at 9600 bps The maximum modulation data rate must be set to 9600 bps when this modem is...

Page 166: ...the following options from their defaults Only the options that require changing are listed leave the defaults for all others Set AT C1 DCD follows real carrier it is not asserted all the time Set AT...

Page 167: ...ata Module Option Settings This data module can be connected to PORT A for CL integration or to either PORT A or PORT B for DS integration The option settings depend on the whether the DEFINITY AUDIX...

Page 168: ...odule Settings In the set interface option menu set the ANS ONLY option to YES Then select the following options See 7400A Data Module User s Manual 555 020 706 for instructions on how set options on...

Page 169: ...cated under the top panel of the 7400B data module as follows SW1 1 Set to ON if a telephone is not attached to the 7400B Set to OFF if a telephone is attached to the 7400B SW1 5 0set to ON See 7400B...

Page 170: ...Option Settings B 20 Issue 2 December 1996...

Page 171: ...Issue 2 December 1996 C 1 C PEC Explosions This appendix contains a list of Price Element Codes PEC for primary and optional components comprising the DEFINITY AUDIX System...

Page 172: ...yte Disk 600 Megabyte Tape Drive 5 hour RTU 2 port RTU 7021 A99 Aftermarket 1 05 Gigabyte Disk 600 Megabyte Tape Drive 5 hour RTU 2 port RTU 7021 U99 PBX Upgrade 1 05 Gigabyte Disk 600 Megabyte Tape D...

Page 173: ...ier NOTE Use 5 hour RTU increments for the 15 hour packages Attributes for either G3s Advantage or Premier Bundles ALB01 TN2169 without Optical Isolator for AC powered switch ALB02 TN2170 without Opti...

Page 174: ...ed separately TN567 MFB 70571 70571A 103 281 754 ED1E54670 G 15 TN567 board 70571 Front market 1 02 Gigabyte disk 600 Megabyte Tape Drive 70572 407 306 851 407 306 984 Cable H600 344 Group 1 Front mar...

Page 175: ...G11 1 Choice of alarm board included in basic package listed in Table C 1 or can be ordered separately TN2170 ALB 70493 106 433 071 ED1E54670 G TBD 1 70573 406740613 ED 1E54670 G 8 1 5 hours for 10 2...

Page 176: ...ed in Table C 1 or can be ordered separately ALB TN2170 Three Way Splitter Cable 2720 06X 403 836 620 1 104A Connecting Block 103 016 648 1 Included in basic package listed in Table C 1 or can be orde...

Page 177: ...Tape 70422 New 70422A Existing 406 680 843 J58889VA1 L 1 2 Included in basic package listed in Table C 1 or can be ordered separately Blank Tapes 70224 600 MB Tape drive 407 306 984 407 306 851 Tape...

Page 178: ...1 087 075 2 5 ft Attribute LNG05 601 087 083 2 10 ft Attribute LNG50 601 087 091 2 20 ft Attribute LNG25D 601 087 109 2 30 ft Attribute LNG27 601 087 117 2 40 ft Attribute LNG28 601 001 365 2 50 ft At...

Page 179: ...UDIX RTU High Speed Digital Networking Port RTU DEFINITY AUDIX System R3 2 Software 1253 ADA 1 For existing DEFINITY or System 75 R V3 switches without accompanying upgrade to a DEFINITY G3 switch RTU...

Page 180: ...e LAN01 British English LAN02 French LAN03 Canadian French LAN04 German LAN07 Dutch LAN09 Portuguese LAN10 Latin Spanish LAN15 Japanese LAN16 Standard American English Default LAN 18 American English...

Page 181: ...ort RTU 1253 NLC Migration of networking low speed port RTU 1253 VPC Migration of voice port RTU 1253 VHC Migration of hours of storage RTU Block of 5 hours Additional Voice Ports 1253 DVP New RTU for...

Page 182: ...stems 1253 DNUA 1 After market addition 1253 NUU 1 Upgrades already having this language American English 123 cartridge tape 70486 1 Paired with one of the above RTUs replaces 70416 RTU Standard Ameri...

Page 183: ...is language Latin Spanish cartridge tape 70488 1 Paired with 1253 DLS for new systems or with 1253 LSU for upgrades already having this language RTU German 1253 DGE 1 New systems 1253 DGEA 1 After mar...

Page 184: ...d with 1253 DDU for new systems or with 1253 UDU for upgrades already having this language Not applicable for R3 1 R3 0 R2 0 or R1 0 Japanese 1253 DJA 1253 DJAA 1253 JAU New Systems Aftermarket additi...

Page 185: ...3 TDU 1 Upgrades already having this language TDD cartridge tape 70490 1 Paired with 1253 DTD for new systems or with 1253 TDU for upgrades already having this language Not applicable for R2 0 or R1 0...

Page 186: ...g switch new DEFINITY AUDIX system Lucent 2400 modem Courier 407 044 965 1 Optional for remote admin 3820 Comsphere 9600 modem 2270 SA2 106 597 776 1 Optional for remote admin or digital networking 38...

Page 187: ...Dial up data link adapter 400 B2 adapter Pec code alone includes one per ADU pair includes one 400B2 and 248B adapter in ivory color D8AM crossover cord 104 154 430 1 Req for ADU connection Parallel...

Page 188: ...packet gateway M F RS232 M25A Cables 846 823 649 1 5 ft Required for some 846 823 656 1 9 ft DSU or MPDM 846 823 664 1 25 ft CL connections 846 823 680 1 50 ft N 7U Cable 70574 104 246 616 Table C 5...

Page 189: ...ge has 5 complete sets 7028 001 1 to 5 sets 5 to 25 users 7028 002 6 to 10 sets 26 to 50 users 7028 003 11 to 15 sets 51 to 75 users 7028 004 16 to 20 sets 76 to 100 users 7028 005 21 sets 101 users M...

Page 190: ...PEC Explosions C 20 Issue 2 December 1996...

Page 191: ...stem bps bits per second BRI basic rate interface BSC binary synchronous communications BTU British thermal unit C CCA call classification analysis CDH call data handler process CELP code excited line...

Page 192: ...equency DTR data terminal ready E EIA Electronic Industries Association ESD electrostatic discharge ESS electronic switching system F FIFO first in first out FOOS facility out of service G GBCS Global...

Page 193: ...T maintenance Lucent INTUITY software component MTBF mean time between failures MWI message waiting indicator N NW INTUITY AUDIX Digital Networking O OA M operations administration and maintenance OS...

Page 194: ...software component T TDD telecommunications device for the deaf TDM time division multiplex T R tip ring TRIP tip ring input process TSC Lucent s Technical Services Center U UCD uniform call distribu...

Page 195: ...system operation These faults are classified as major minor or warning They are recorded into an alarm log which can be accessed either locally or remotely on a terminal connected to the system Analo...

Page 196: ...licate copy of a filesystem saved on a removable tape The backup filesystem may be cop ied back restored if the active version is damaged corrupted or lost Balun On the DEFINITY AUDIX LAN connection t...

Page 197: ...n processor that controls system data transfer input output I O and logical instructions Class of Service COS The standard set of features given to subscribers when they are first administered set up...

Page 198: ...either control link CL or display set DS Digital Port DP Mode The type of switch link integration for which the DEFINITY AUDIX System up through release 3 1 is connected to the switch via digital port...

Page 199: ...ams or data stored on disk which are required to initialize a DEFINITY AUDIX System and provide full service Flashware Code that is stored in electrically reprogrammable memory on the DEFINITY AUDIX S...

Page 200: ...essage headers addressing to lists managing personal greetings and for creating forwarding and replying to voice mail messages L Leave Word Calling A switch feature that allows the calling party to le...

Page 201: ...s A large 40 hour system can hold up to nine different language sets The Telecommunications Device for the Deaf TDD based announcement set is treated as a multilingual option N Native Mode The ability...

Page 202: ...a message Protocol A set of specific rules procedures or conventions relating to forms and timing of data transmission between two devices R Reboot A system reboot is done to clear major system probl...

Page 203: ...set with which the subscriber will interact with the system once they log in and the two announcement sets with which callers to the subscriber s mailbox can interact with the sys tem T Transmission C...

Page 204: ...e 2 December 1996 U Update A limited incremental change on an existing release involving software only Upgrade The replacement of one release with a new release This may involve software flashware har...

Page 205: ...3 16 synchronize clocks 3 20 system 3 1 3 11 system parameter limits 3 21 tape status 4 5 voice group status 3 29 voice ports 3 15 ADUs 2 19 Alarm board location 2 3 cable connector 2 10 clearing logs...

Page 206: ...1 printer 2 31 safety 1 3 site verification 1 2 terminals 2 13 tools 1 3 Intuity Message Manager hardware connection 7 22 J Joint acceptance tests 4 15 L Language sets installing new A 3 Liquid cryst...

Page 207: ...4 7 system parameter limits 3 22 system parameters customer options 3 4 system parameters features 3 30 system parameters imapi options 3 8 7 24 system parameters maintenance 4 3 tape test results 4 1...

Page 208: ...Index IN 4 Issue 2 December 1996 Tools 1 3 V Voice ports 3 15 W Walk through 6 1 Worksheets acceptance tests 4 2 hardware installation 2 2 subscriber administration 5 2 system administration 3 2...

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