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Table 2 describes each hardware component of the MICB application.
These components connect the MICB to the local or remote
maintenance terminal.
Table 2
MICB hardware list
Component
NT5D51AC or
higher MICB card
NT5D62FA or later
PCMCIA hard drive
card
NT5D52AC
Ethernet Adapter
card (for IPE module
installation)
MICB card description
The MICB card has two PCMCIA sockets. PCMCIA hard drive cards
store the MICB voice prompts and firmware code. The MICB comes
with the PCMCIA hard drive. The bottom socket houses the PCMCIA
hard drive card that contains the current firmware and customer data.
Use the top socket to upgrade the firmware, and to backup and restore
customer data.
Figure 2 on page 22 shows the component side of the MICB card and
the faceplate. The component side shows the DRAM and the PCMCIA
socket locations. The faceplate shows the card LED and the PCMCIA
activity light-emitting diode (LED) indicators and the slot locations for
PCMCIA cards.
Meridian Integrated Conference Bridge
Provides a Command Line Interface (CLI) accessible by direct
connection, modem, telnet, or BUI emulation for performing OA&M
functions.
Enables the reservation of one port on each card for TUI-only
interaction.
Provides an embedded web-based server.
Provides a customized MICB BUI login window.
Offers automatic backup. Backup configurations can be e-mailed to
a predefined e-mail address.
Description
An IPE card that provides bridge and conference scheduling
for up to 10 simultaneous conferences.
This PCMCIA card contains the MICB software and
configuration. Install the PCMCIA card in the lower PCMCIA
drive.
Install this adapter card on the IPE module I/O panel only if
connecting the MICB to Ethernet.
NT5D52BC for Succession 1000, Succession 1000M
Cabinet, and Meridian 1 Option 11C Cabinet.
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