NEC SV8500, Manual

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MG-COT Card [SCA-6COTA/SCA-6COTC]
9.3.1 Data Assignment by PCPro
This section explains the data assignment procedures to the Telephony Server by PCPro.
Note:
This equipment needs to be considered beforehand either Internal PHI-BRI or SP-PHI is set as the regis-
tration destination. Please make sure details of “Consideration for SP-PHI Data Assignment” in Chapter
2 of Data Programming Manual - Business before data assignment.
Note:
For UG50, refer to “ UG50 Installation Guide”.
<When Proprietary Protocol mode>
MG-COT Card can be registered to either Internal PHI-BRI or SP-PHI. When registering to Internal PHI-BRI,
it works using Proprietary Protocol, which is called Proprietary Protocol mode. Here explains MG-COT Card
data assignment for Proprietary Protocol mode. When registering to SP-PHI (SIP mode), refer to
page 539 .
[1] Internal PHI-BRI Data Assignment
MG-COT (Proprietary Protocol mode) is controlled by Internal PHI-BRI embedded in the Telephony Server. So
Internal PHI-BRI data assignment is necessary. About the procedure for the Internal PHI-BRI data assignment,
refer to Vol.1, Chapter 2, “2. IP Related Basic Programming” in this manual. The explanation of PHs including
Internal PHI-BRI is also there.
[2] MG-COT Card Data Assignment
Assign the necessary System Data for using the MG.
ASYD: Assignment of System Data
SYS1
INDEX 186, b6=1 (ISDN/MG-COT is in service)
INDEX 187=00 (Fixed)
INDEX 474 Guard Timer For Originating Call (MTC
×
TC)
bit 0-3 (MTC)
bit 4-6 (TC)
Note:
When assigning 1H, TC = 64 msec.
ARTD: Assignment of Route Class Data
Assign the Route Class Data for Virtual Speech Channel. The following data setting is necessary besides
Analog C.O BWT setting.
CDN1 OSGS = 0
CCIS
CDN60 TC/EC = 1 Echo Canceler is available
CDN114 DCH = 1 Unify the channel
CDN125 MGCOT = 1 MG (6COT) is available
When digits conversion is required for the received digits, assign the following data.
CDN66 (DC): Dialed Number Confirmation
Note:
Assign the number of digits for identifying the incoming line. Count the digits from the last one of the re-
ceived number.