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8.1-4 Integration Volume
8.1.2 ROLM CBX REQUIREMENTS
The ROLM CBX is configured differently for an integrated application than it is for a non-integrated
Octel 200/300 installation.
All Octel 200/300 ports are configured to be in a single terminal hunt group. The extension number
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of each port also has appearances on the display phones.
Calls on incoming trunks to be handled by Octel 200/300 are directed to this hunt group using the
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ROLM DED (dedicated trunk) feature.
The primary lines on the display phones (LINE 001) are configured as separate numbers, not as part
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of the Octel 200/300 hunt group.
Calls to extensions that are busy are forwarded to Octel 200/300 hunt group on a station-by-station
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basis.
Calls to extensions that are ring-no-answer are forwarded to Octel 200/300 hunt group on a
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station-by-station basis.
The ROLM installation requirements are divided into three categories: Hardware, Software, and CBX
Specific Configuration.
Hardware Requirements
Hardware consists of two parts — an analog and a digital interface.
Analog — Single Line Extension. The analog portion consists of the Octel 200/300 interface line
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cards. Each port on the card is connected to an analog telephone interface line (single line extension,
2500 type). This is the same as in a conventional Octel 200/300 installation.
Caution!
Display Phone. The digital portion consists of four display phone telephone lines for the RIC board
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in the Octel 200/300 (part number 300−6025−001). Connect the configured links to the RIC board.
These display phone lines should be configured as described below.
The RIC can be installed in slots A1 − A6. The RIC must be plugged into the configured slot.
Software Requirements
The following ROLM software is required for the installation:
Release
Features
Octel 200/300
S.4.1
Each port must be connected to its assigned CBX
extension number.
8002 or greater
9002 or greater
All 9751 releases
Message Center (MSG CTR)
PB60019-01
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