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June 2005
Remote Gateway 9150 unit
Configure the Remote Gateway 9150 unit as follows:
1
For the Remote Gateway 9150 fax port, do the following:
a.
Access Configuration Manager
b. Map port 64 on the Remote Gateway 9150 unit to the data port on the
RLC.
c.
For an ATA adapter, map the 9150 port that is 16 ports above the
telephone that house the ATA adapter. For example, if the telephone
housing the ATA is on the Remote Gateway 9150 unit and is wired to
port 0, then the ATA is configured on the Remote Gateway 9150 unit
port 16.
d. Map the ATA port to the RLC data port configured on the host PBX.
2
Verify that any other unused Remote Gateway 9150 port that has the same
RLC port number as the Fax or ATA is configured as Local.
For example, if the RLC data port 31 (mapped to 9150 port 64) is being used
for fax, make sure the Remote Gateway 9150 unit port 31 is set to local only.
This prevents any possibility of port contention occurring at the host side.
Also, make sure that the telephone type for the ATA port is selected as ATA
not as a digital set.
3
For LOCAL 9150 access only from the Remote Gateway 9150 unit,
configure the ATA port Local Call Key1 to Key Number 0.
4
If the port is configured for local and remote, verify that Forward Busy/No
Answer is disabled.
5
Click on the OK button on the 9150 Port Configuration window, then click on
the Send button.
6
From the Upload/Download menu option, select Save to Flash.
Note: When you save configuration changes to Flash, the system suspends
new call processing for approximately 30 seconds.
7
Reboot the unit.
RLC Installation and Administration Guide
Configuring the host PBX for the RLC
→
→
9150
9150 Port Configuration.
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