Navigating the User Interface
The Main Edit menu
MultiVoice Gateway for the MAX— User’s Guide
Preliminary November 23, 1998
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For example, the following Main Edit menu is for a MAX 6000 with two Net/T1 expansion
modules, in slots 2 and 3, and a Net/BRI expansion module installed in slot 3. Expansion slots
4 through 8 are empty.
Main Edit Menu
00-000 System
10-000 Net/T1
20-000 Net/T1
30-000 Net/BRI
40-000 Empty
50-000 Empty
60-000 Empty
70-000 Empty
80-000 Empty
90-000 Ethernet
A0-000 Ether Data
B0-000 Serial WAN
MAX 2000 menu items
On the MAX 2000 platform, the menu numbers are associated with the following actual
expansion slots or virtual slots:
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The built-in T1 or E1 line is slot 1 and slot 2 (menu 10-000 and 20-000). Each T1 or E1
slot contains two lines. The menus for configuring and testing the lines are organized as
follows:
10-000 Net/T1 (Net/E1)
10-100 Line Config
10-200 Line Diag
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The two expansion slots are slots 2 and 3 (menus 20-000 through 30-000), with the
numbering shown in Figure 4-4.
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The leased T1 port is slot 4 (menu 40-000). This menu contains parameters related to
network nailed T1 trunks used for managed networks (e.g.,. frame relay connections).
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The Ethernet is slot 5 (menu 50-000). The Ethernet menu contains submenus and profiles
related to the local network, routing and bridging, and WAN connections.
For example, the following Main Edit menu is for a MAX 2000 with a Net/T1 expansion
module installed in slot 1 and a MXV-SL-DSP16 expansion module installed in slot 2.
Expansion slot 3 is empty.
Main Edit Menu
00-000 System
10-000 Net/T1
20-000 VOIP-16
30-000 Empty
40-000 Serial Port Ti-CSU
50-000 Ethernet