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INTER-TEL AXXESS
B. MODEM CONNECTION
8.6
the RS232 ports on the CPU card or Options Card(s). Although PCDPM RS232 ports can also
be used for remote programming if necessary, it is not recommended. See
RS232
8.7
phone that has a Modem Data Port Module (MDPM) for connecting to a PC. You can then use
that PC to connect to the CPC modem over a system intercom call, as shown in the following
illustration. Because modem connections are slower than IP connections, use the modem con-
nection only when necessary.
You cannot change the modem's extension if you are currently using the modem to connect
to DB Programming.
C. SMDR/ERROR MESSAGE OUTPUT DEVICE
8.8
must be equipped with RS232 communications ports. An output device may be a printer, a ter-
minal, or a PC equipped with terminal emulation software. See
ensure a successful RS232 connection.
8.9
to the System Manager server. This allows Web client users to access SMDR data remotely.
For details, see the System Manager Installation Manual.
D. PC DATA PORT MODULE OAI CONNECTION
8.10 If the PCDPM is not connected to a DSS/BLF Unit, its RS232 port can be used to con-
nect an SMDR/error message output device or a personal computer.
8.11 If the PCDPM uses an RS232 connection for a system serial port or desktop OAI appli-
cation, see
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If desired, a modem for remote programming/maintenance can be connected to one of
to ensure a successful RS232 connection.
If using a CPC, you can use the built-in modem. To connect to the modem, you need a
Phone ext. 1000
PC w/ Modem
The optional output device(s) for the SMDR and Error Message Recording features
If using System Manager, you can also have the phone system send SMDR information
Appendix B — RS232
MDPM ext. 1200
NOTICE
to ensure a successful RS232 connection.
Appendix B —
CPC
Internal Modem
ext. 1500
Appendix B — RS232
Modem Connection
to