System Compatibility; Environmental Requirements - Avaya Communication Server 1000M Single Group Manual

Engineering guidelines
(Avaya MG 1000E).
page 30 lists recommended port-size options for various facility sizes that Hospitality
Integrated Voice Services must serve.
Table 1: Recommended port-size option for various facility sizes

System compatibility

Hospitality Integrated Voice Services is supported on all systems.
For NT8D37 IPE modules, use slots 0, 4, 8, and 12.
Note:
The NT8D37 AA/BA/DC/EC IPE module is connected using 12 cables, so that the cabling
of this shelf requires the use of only slots 0, 4, 8, and 12. When slot 0, 4, 8, or 12 is used,
the port in the next slot cannot be used. Any card that is in the next slot, that is, slot 1, 5, 9,
or 13, cannot use the first half of its slots.
The maximum number of Hospitality Integrated Voice Services cards per system is one.
Hospitality Integrated Voice Services cards require access to a customer LAN. The Hospitality
Integrated Voice Services card connects to the LAN through the Ethernet adapter at the I/O
panel. The administrator configures access DNs and other parameters through a web
server.

Environmental requirements

The environmental requirements for the Hospitality Integrated Voice Services card must meet
or exceed the overall system requirements.
lists the operating and storage environmental specifications. Ideally, the system should operate
in a stable environment at 22¡ C (72¡ F). However, the system is designed to operate in the
temperature and humidity ranges that
specifies.
Table 2: Environmental requirements
Operating temperature
30 Hospitality Integrated Voice Services Fundamentals
Table 1: Recommended port-size option for various facility sizes
Size of facility
1–200 rooms
201–500 rooms
501–1000 rooms
Condition
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Recommended number of ports
Table 2: Environmental requirements
Table 2: Environmental requirements
Environmental specifications
0¡ to 40¡ C (32¡ to 104¡ F)
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