Nortel Meridian SL-100 Reference Manual page 308

18-10 List of terms
integrated voice and data (IVD)
The integrated voice and data service provides simultaneous voice and data
communications at speeds up to 19.2 kbps over a single, twisted-pair
subscriber loop.
intelligent peripheral equipment (IPE)
The IPE is a single-shelf module containing a controller card and 16 slots
available for analog and integrated voice and data (IVD) digital lines. IPEs
are packaged as modular, stackable units. Up to four IPEs can be contained
in one intelligent peripheral equipment Column (IPEC). The IPE also
provides a simplex, single common peripheral with common line cards for
the MSL-100, SL-1, and Meridian SuperNode, as well as a cost-effective
solution for system upgrades and extensions.
intelligent peripheral equipment column (IPEC)
The IPEC houses all equipment for IPE functionality, which includes up to
four universal equipment modules (UEMs), up to four IPE modules, a
pedestal base, an expansion kit, two module side cover panels, a top cap,
cable harnesses, trim panels and labels, and the extended system monitor
(XSM) card.
IPE
See intelligent peripheral equipment.
IPEC
See intelligent peripheral equipment column.
IVD
See integrated voice and data.
KBD
See keyboard dialing.
keyboard dialing (KBD)
Nortel keyboard dialing allows data calls to be originated to local or remote
hosts or data terminal equipment using a terminal keyboard. Nortel
keyboard dialing is supported only for ASCII, asynchronous, character
mode, interactive terminals equipped with Electronic Industries Association
RS-232-C interface.
key lamp option
The key lamp module is a 22-key modular accessory to the M2216ACD-1,
M2216ACD-2, and M2616 sets and provides 22 additional programmable
feature keys. When the terminal and module are attached, they react as one
integrated unit.
555-4001-114 Standard 10.02 November 1999