Definity Audix Connection; Lan Connection - Lucent Technologies DEFINITY AUDIX Installation And Upgrade

Task 6: Connect the Alarm Board Cable

DEFINITY AUDIX Connection

1. Connect the DEFINITY AUDIX system ALB cable to the cross-connect
field.
Attach the male amphenol connector on a Group 300 cable (on an
existing switch, the one that you disconnected from the third DEFINITY
AUDIX system slot in the previous task) to the female amphenol connector
labeled ALARM on the ALB cable (the cable that is now connected to the
third DEFINITY AUDIX system slot). The other end of the Group 300 cable
should already be attached to the cross-connect field.
Perform the cross-connects for the alarm origination/remote maintenance access
connection using the pin-outs listed below.
If the DEFINITY AUDIX system is going to originate alarms, skip the following
Switch Connection section and continue with 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 alarm origination is to be activated on both
the switch and DEFINITY AUDIX. (See Worksheet C-9, Set up Alarm Origination
to determine which alarm origination setup is desired.)

LAN Connection

If DEFINITY AUDIX is equipped with the TN2170 ALB with LAN connectivity,
Worksheet C-2 will indicate the need to provide a LAN connection.
The 104A connecting block is used as the demarcation point between the audix
server and the customer-provided LAN. Mount the 104A to the wall field within 25
feet of the switch, and hard connect eight wires across its two wiring blocks as
described below (see Figure 2-5, 104A Connecting Block).
1. Arrange the ends of these eight wires into the connecting blocks.
2. Snap four protector caps over the top which presses the wire into the
connector.
Pin Definition
26 Tip (W/BL)
1 Ring (BL/W)
Issue 2 December 1996
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