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Section 320 - DBS 824 to DBS Interconnection Supplement
Introduction
A DBS 824 cabinet can be connected to a DBS 40, 72 or 96 cabinet in order
to increase capacity. This document includes connection procedures, as well
as capacities for these two-cabinet systems.
This chapter covers the following topics:
Topic
Guidelines
Installation
Guidelines
• The DBS is always the master and the DBS 824 is always the slave.
• The DBS requires the CPC-B version 6.1 or later and the SCC-B.
• Since the CPC-B card is the controlling card, follow the programming
• Since both DBS and DBS 824 items are used, refer to the installation
• If an MFR card is used, it must be installed in the DBS 824 CPC slot. The
• T1 can only be used with the DBS 96 in a DBS 96 to DBS 824 Dual
• The SMDR, Bus Monitor, etc. are provided from the DBS cabinet.
• The DBS 824 cabinet only supports loop start trunks.
• The DBS 824 cabinet does not support AECs. An SLT-A or OPX adaptor
• Figures 1 through 3 shows slot usage for two-cabinet combinations.
• Table 2 on page 3 shows possible two cabinet configurations and
• The DBS 824 may have most options connected including Caller ID,
DBS-2.3/9.2-320
instructions in the DBS Section 400 and the feature operations in DBS
Section 700.
instructions in both the DBS Section 300 and the DBS 824 Section 300.
MFRU card cannot be used.
Cabinet System. No other combination supports T1.
must be used to connect analog devices.
maximums.
OPX, VAU. Exceptions or considerations include the following:
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