Avaya 1000 Series Manuals

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Avaya 1000 Series Reference (700 pages)

Circuit Card Reference

Brand: Avaya | Category: Server | Size: 12.47 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1: New in this Release

21
- Features
  21
- Other
  22
  - Revision History
    22
Chapter 2: How to Get Help

25
Chapter 3: Introduction

27
- Subject
  27
  - Note on Legacy Products and Releases
    27
- Applicable Systems
  27
- System Migration
  27
- Intended Audience
  28
- Conventions
  28
  - Terminology
    28
- Related Information
  29
  - Technical Documentation
    29
  - Online
    29
  - CD-Rom
    29
Chapter 4: Overview

31
- Contents
  31
- Line Cards
  32
- Trunk Cards
  57
  - NT8D14 Universal Trunk Card
    58
  - NT8D15 E and M Trunk Card
    58
  - NTCK16 Generic Central Office Trunk Card
    58
  - Installation
    59
  - Operation
    60
  - Host Interface Bus
    60
  - Trunk Interface Unit
    65
- Serial Data Interface (SDI) Cards
  66
  - Uses
    67
  - Features
    67
  - Specifications
    68
  - Installation
    69
  - Maintenance
    69
Chapter 5: Circuit Card Installation

71
- Contents
  71
- Card Slots - Large System
  71
- Circuit and Installation
  71
- Precautions
  74
- Installing a Circuit Card
  76
Chapter 6: Acceptance Tests

79
- Contents
  79
- Introduction
  79
- Conference Cards
  79
- Digitone Receiver Cards
  81
- Line Cards
  82
- Multifrequency Sender Cards
  82
- Multifrequency Signaling Cards
  83
- Network Cards
  83
- Trunk Cards
  84
- Tone and Digit Switch Cards
  85
Chapter 7: Option Settings

87
- Contents
  87
- Circuit Card Grid
  87
- NT1R20 Off-Premise Station Card
  89
- NT5D12 Dual DTI/PRI (DDP) Card
  90
- NT6D42 Ringing Generator DC
  95
- NT6D80 Multi-Purpose Serial Data Link Card
  97
- NT8D14 Universal Trunk Card
  98
- NT8D15 E and M Trunk Card
  101
- NT8D17 Conference/Tds Card
  102
- NT8D21 Ringing Generator AC
  103
- NT8D22 System Monitor
  103
  - NT8D22 Jumper Settings
    107
- NT8D41BA Quad Serial Data Interface Paddle Board
  107
  - Baud Rate
    107
  - Address
    108
  - DTE/DCE Mode
    109
- QPC43 Peripheral Signaling Card
  109
- QPC414 Network Card
  110
- QPC441 3-Port Extender Cards
  110
- QPC841 4-Port Serial Data Interface Card
  113
Chapter 8: NT1R20 Off-Premise Station Analog Line Card

117
- Contents
  117
- Introduction
  117
- Physical Description
  118
  - Self Test
    118
- Functional Description
  119
  - Card Interfaces
    120
  - Voice and Signaling Interfaces
    120
  - Maintenance Communication
    121
  - Power Interface
    121
  - Line Interface Units
    122
  - Signaling and Control
    122
  - Card Control Functions
    122
  - Microcontroller
    122
  - Card LAN Interface
    123
  - Software Service Changes
    123
  - Port-To-Port Loss Configuration
    124
- Electrical Specifications
  125
  - Circuit Power
    125
  - Analog Line Interface
    125
  - Power Requirements
    126
  - Foreign and Surge Voltage Protection
    126
  - Ringer Limitations
    126
  - Environmental Specifications
    127
- Operation
  127
  - Incoming Calls
    127
  - Outgoing Calls
    128
- Connector Pin Assignments
  129
- Configuring the OPS Analog Line Card
  131
  - Jumper Strap Settings
    131
- Application
  135
  - Off-Premise Station Application
    135
  - Other Applications
    136
  - Transmission Considerations
    137
Chapter 9: NT4N39AA CP Pentium IV Card

141
- Contents
  141
- Introduction
  141
- Physical Description
  141
- Functional Description
  144
  - Memory
    144
- Front Panel Connector Pin Assignments
  145
  - COM1 and COM2 Ports
    145
  - USB Port
    145
  - 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet Ports
    146
  - Front Panel LED Indicators
    146
  - ITP Connector (25 PIN, Debug Only)
    147
  - Post 80 Debug Leds (Optional)
    147
Chapter 10: NT5D11 and NT5D14 Lineside T1 Interface Cards

149
- Contents
  149
- Introduction
  149
- Physical Description
  150
  - Card Connections
    150
  - Faceplate
    150
- Functional Description
  153
  - Card Interfaces
    154
  - T1 Interface Circuit
    155
  - Signaling and Control
    155
  - Card Control Functions
    155
- Electrical Specifications
  157
  - T1 Channel Specifications
    157
  - Power Requirements
    157
  - Foreign and Surge Voltage Protections
    157
  - Environmental Specifications
    158
- Installation and Configuration
  158
  - Dip Switch Settings
    158
  - Installation
    163
  - Cabling the Lineside T1 Card
    165
  - Terminal Configuration
    171
  - Software Configuration
    171
- Clocking Requirement
  173
  - Connecting MGC DECT Clock Reference Cable
    173
- Man-Machine T1 Maintenance Interface Software
  175
  - Description
    175
  - Login and Password
    177
  - Basic Commands
    178
  - Configuring Parameters
    180
  - Alarm Operation and Reporting
    184
  - Performance Counters and Reporting
    186
  - Testing
    187
- Applications
  189
Chapter 11: NT5D33 and NT5D34 Lineside E1 Interface Cards

193
- Contents
  193
- Introduction
  193
- Physical Description
  194
  - Card Connections
    194
  - Faceplate
    195
  - Circuit Card Reference July
    196
- Functional Description
  199
  - Overview
    199
  - Card Interfaces
    200
  - E1 Interface Circuit
    200
  - Signaling and Control
    200
  - Card Control Functions
    201
  - Microcontrollers
    201
  - Card LAN Interface
    201
  - Sanity Timer
    202
  - Man-Machine Interface
    202
  - ELEI Additional Functionality
    202
- Electrical Specifications
  203
  - E1 Channel Specifications
    203
  - Power Requirements
    204
  - Foreign and Surge Voltage Protections
    204
  - Environmental Specifications
    204
- Installation and Configuration
  205
  - Dip Switch Settings
    205
  - MMI Port Speed Selection
    206
  - Line Supervisory Signaling Protocol
    206
  - Address of LEI to the MMI
    206
  - E1 Framing
    206
  - E1 Coding
    206
  - Line Supervision on E1 Failure
    207
  - Daisy-Chaining to MMI
    208
  - MMI Master or Slave
    208
- Installation
  211
  - Available and Restricted Card Slots in the NT8D37 IPE Module
    211
  - Cabling the LEI Card
    212
  - Cabling from the I/O Panel with the NT5D35AA or NT5D36AA Lineside E1 I/O Cable
    212
  - E1 Connections
    215
  - External Alarm Connections
    215
  - MMI Connections
    215
  - Terminal Configuration
    217
  - Software Configuration
    217
  - Disconnect Supervision
    219
  - Clocking Requirement
    220
  - Connecting MGC DECT Clock Reference Cable
    220
  - Pre Requisites
    220
- Man-Machine E1 Maintenance Interface Software
  222
  - Description
    222
  - Alarms
    223
  - Login and Password
    224
  - Basic Commands
    225
  - Configuring Parameters
    227
  - Set Mode
    231
  - Display Configuration (D C)
    235
  - Alarm Operation and Reporting
    235
  - Performance Counters and Reporting
    237
  - Testing
    239
- Applications
  242

Avaya 1000 Series Manual (570 pages)

IP Line Fundamentals

Brand: Avaya | Category: Server | Size: 9.33 MB

Procedure
2
Table of Contents
3
Procedure
3
- Contents
  5
Procedure
5
Procedure
6
Procedure
9
Procedure
10
Contents
11
New in this Release

13
- Features
  13
- Other
  13
  - Revision History
    13
- Subject
  14
  - Structure
    15
How to Get Help

17
Description

19
- Contents
  19
- Introduction
  19
  - Digital Signaling Processor Daughterboards
    20
- Interworking
  21
- Applicable Systems
  21
- System Requirements
  22
- System Conﬁgurations
  22
- Software Delivery
  24
- Required Packages
  25
- Fax/Modem Pass through
  25
  - Modem TrafﬁC
    26
- Voice Gateway Media Cards
  27
- Virtual Superloops, Virtual Tns, and Physical Tns
  44
- Licenses
  44
- Zones
  46
- Administration
  46
- Nortel Communication Server 1000
  46
Features

49
Contents

49
- Introduction
  50
  - Nortel Communication Server
    50
  - NN43100-500 02.02 Standard Release 5.5 4 February
    51
- Live Dialpad
  52
  - Diagnostics
    53
- Unicode Support
  53
  - Pop-Up and USB Keyboard Support
    54
- IP Client Cookies
  54
  - E2Dsetshow ()
    55
- New IP Phone Types
  55
- Active Call Failover for IP Phones
  58
- DSP Peg Counter for CS 1000E Systems
  81
- Enhanced Unistim Firmware Download for IP Phones
  81
- Call Server Commands
  90
- Accessing Ethernet Diagnostics in Element Manager
  100
- Accessing the Uftpturbomode Command
  105
- Accessing the Uftpturbomodeshow Command
  106
- Procedure 4 Accessing Uftpturbomodetimeoutset Command
  107
- Accessing Uftpautoupgradetimeoutset Command
  108
- Firmware Download Using Unistim FTP
  110
- NAT Traversal Feature
  117
- Corporate Directory
  134
- Personal Directory, Callers List, and Redial List
  135
- IP Call Recording
  135
- Pbxlink Connection Failure Detection
  144
- Ld 117 Stat Serv
  146
- IP Phone Support
  149
  - IP Phone 2002
    150
  - IP Phone 1210
    150
  - IP Phone 2001
    151
  - IP Phone 2004
    152
  - IP Phone 1220
    155
  - IP Phone 1230
    156
  - IP Phone 1200 Series Key Expansion Module
    157
  - IP Phone 2007
    158
  - IP Audio Conference Phone 2033
    159
  - IP Softphone 2050
    160
  - Expansion Module for IP Softphone 2050
    160
  - WLAN Handsets 2210/2211/2212
    161
  - WLAN Handsets 6120/6140
    162
  - IP Phone 1110
    163
  - IP Phone 1120E
    163
  - IP Phone 1140E
    164
  - IP Phone 1150E
    165
  - Expansion Module for IP Phone 1100 Series
    166
- Element Manager Support
  167
- Call Statistics Collection
  168
- Programmable Line/Dn Feature Keys (Self-Labeled)
  177
- Nortel Communication Server 1000
  177
- Private Zone Conﬁguration
  178
- NN43100-500 02.02 Standard Release 5.5 4 February
  179
- Run-Time Conﬁguration Changes
  181
- Network Wide Virtual Ofﬁce
  182
- Bandwidth Management for Network Wide Virtual Ofﬁce
  185
  - Requirements
    186
- Branch Ofﬁce and Media Gateway 1000B
  186
- 802.1Q Support
  187
- Data Path Capture Tool
  190
- IP Phone Firmware
  191
- Graceful Disable
  191
- Hardware Watchdog Timer
  192
- Codecs
  193
- Set Type Checking and Blocking
  194
- Enhanced Redundancy for IP Line Nodes
  195

Avaya 1000 Series Configuration Manual (350 pages)

Secure Router

Brand: Avaya | Category: Network Router | Size: 3.36 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1: New in this Release

15
Chapter 2: Preface

17
- Organization
  17
- Documentation
  17
- About the Avaya Secure Router Documentation CD
  17
- Navigation
  18
- Printing Documents
  18
- Customer Service
  19
Chapter 3: Secure Router Basics

21
- Default Login Parameters
  21
- Default Settings
  21
- Enable Telnet Server
  21
- Enable Web User Interface
  22
- Applying Licenses
  22
- Daylight Saving Time Support
  23
- Multiple SNTP Server Support
  23
- Multiple Syslog Server Support
  25
- Top Command
  26
- Reading System.cfg from an Alternate Drive at Startup
  26
- Banner.txt File
  26
Chapter 4: Source IP Enhancements

27
Chapter 5: Multiple IP Helper Addresses on VLAN

31
Chapter 6: TCP MSS Clamping

33
Chapter 7: IP MULTIPLEXING

37
- IP Unnumbered Auto-Configuration
  37
  - Configure the Secure Router 1000 Series at Site a
    39
  - Configure the Secure Router 1000 Series at Site B
    39
Chapter 8: DHCP Relay

41
- Feature Overview
  41
- Functionality
  41
  - BOOTP Requests
    41
  - BOOTP Replies
    42
- Using DHCP Relay with NAT
  42
- Command Line Interface
  43
- DHCP Limitations
  46
Chapter 9: DHCP Client on Ethernet Interfaces

47
Chapter 10: DHCP Server Configuration

49
- Configuring the DHCP Server
  51
- IP Phone Support for Full Mode with DHCP Server
  51
Chapter 11: Proxy DNS

55
Chapter 12: CONFIGURING AUTHENTICATION

57
Chapter 13: Accounting under TACACS Support

63
Chapter 14: Compressed RTP

65
Chapter 15: DTE-To-DTE Multilink Frame Relay

69
Chapter 16: IGMP CONFIGURATION GUIDE

71
- Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP)
  71
  - IGMP Commands
    72
  - IGMP Configuration Examples
    73
- IGMP Snooping
  74
- Cli Configuration Commands
  75
Chapter 17: IP MULTIPLEXING OVERVIEW

81
- Theory and Application
  81
Chapter 18: PPP, MLPPP, and HDLC

87
Chapter 19: Dial Backup Via External Modem

93
Chapter 20: IP Packet Filter List

97
- Configurations
  97
  - Example 1
    97
  - Example 2
    98
  - Example 3
    98
  - IP Packet Filtering on VLAN Subinterfaces
    99
Chapter 21: Multilink Frame Relay Configuration

103
- Layer Two Configurations
  103
- MFR Configuration
  104
- Configure the Secure Router 1004 Series at Site 1
  104
- Configure the Secure Router 3120
  105
- Configure the Secure Router 1004 Series at Site 2
  105
- Configure the SR3120
  106
Chapter 22: Network Address Translation

107
- Dynamic NAT
  107
- Static NAT
  107
- Configuration for Dynamic and Static NAT
  108
- Configuration for Mapping Ports
  109
- Reverse NAT
  110
- Configuration for Reverse NAT
  110
- NAT-Failover for Firewalls
  111
- Configuration for NAT Failover for Firewalls
  111
Chapter 23: NAT Configurations

113
- NAT Configuration Examples
  114
  - Dynamic NAT (Many to Many)
    114
  - Static NAT (One to One)
    115
  - Port Address Translation (Many to One)
    115
- Cone NAT
  116
  - Full Cone
    117
  - Restricted Cone
    117
  - Port Restricted Cone
    118
  - Troubleshooting Cone NAT Common Problems
    118
- NAT Hairpinning
  119
  - Troubleshooting Hairpinning Common Problems
    120
- SIP ALG Interoperability with Avaya Call Servers
  120
- Ability to Enable/Disable Firewall Algs
  120
- NAT ACL Enhancements
  125
- Firewall Behavior with Invalid Acks on TCP Connections
  127
- Firewall ALG Behavior
  128

Avaya 1000 Series Installation And Commissioning Manual (260 pages)

WLAN IP Telephony

Brand: Avaya | Category: Server | Size: 5.71 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1: New in this Release

11
- Features
  11
- Other Changes
  11
  - Revision History
    11
Chapter 2: Customer Service

13
Chapter 3: Overview

15
- Subject
  15
- Resources
  16
  - Online
    16
- Declaration of Conformity
  16
- Shielded Cable
  17
- Wireless Telephone Network Description
  17
- Call Server
  20
- DHCP Server
  20
  - DHCP Options
    20
- TFTP Server
  20
- Firewall
  21
- WLAN Handset 2210/2211/2212 and Avaya 6120/6140 WLAN Handset
  21
  - Components
    22
  - WLAN IP Telephony Manager 2245 (Used with Spectralink Voice Priority Qos Method)
    23
  - Avaya Voip System
    23
  - Wifi Access Points (AP)
    23
  - Ethernet Switch
    23
  - TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) Server
    24
  - NTP (Network Time Protocol) Server
    24
  - Authentication Server (if Using WPA2 Enterprise)
    24
  - Language
    24
  - Licenses
    24
  - Wi-Fi Multimedia
    24
  - Wired Equivalent Privacy
    25
  - Wi-Fi Protected Access
    25
  - Wi-Fi Protected Access2
    25
  - Virtual Private Network
    25
  - Specifications
    25
  - Handset Display
    27
  - Startup Sequence
    28
  - Wireless Telephone Modes
    30
  - Wireless Telephone Displays
    31
  - Push-To-Talk Feature
    32
  - Text-Messaging Feature
    32
  - Feature Programming
    32
  - Loud Noise Environments
    36
  - Quality of Service (Qos)
    36
  - Security
    37
  - System Diagram
    38
- WLAN IP Telephony Manager 2245
  38
- WLAN Application Gateway 2246
  39
- Access Points
  40
- Handset Switchover
  40
  - Loss of Signal
    41
Chapter 4: Planning

43
Chapter 5: System Information

85
- Bandwidth Management
  85
  - Zones
    85
  - Zones for Wireless Handsets
    86
  - Call Blocking
    87
- Codecs
  87
- Jitter Buffer
  88
- RLR and SLR
  88
- Rtcp
  88
- Gain Adjustment
  89
- Programmable Rings and Tones
  89
  - In/Out of Service Tones
    89
- Virtual Office
  89
- Branch Office
  89
  - Local Mode Display
    90
- Survivable Remote Gateway
  90
- External Applications Server
  91
- End-To-End Qos
  91
- Nat
  91
- Avaya CS 1000 Features
  97
- IP Phone 2004 Features
  98

Avaya 1000 Series Hardware Installation And Maintenance (262 pages)

Brand: Avaya | Category: Server | Size: 14.34 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1: MPS 1000 System Hardware Overview

10
- MPS 1000 System
  10
- MPS 1000 Server Layout
  10
- Front Control Panel
  12
- Variable Resource Chassis
  13
- Telephony Media Server
  16
- VRC Rear Panel
  21
- Network Interface Controller
  21
- VRC Power Supplies
  23
- Standalone MPS 500
  24
- Application or Speech Processors
  24
- Terminal Server (Optional)
  28
- MPS 1000 Processor Layout
  29
- Speech Server Controls and Indicators
  30
- Power Distribution Unit
  30
- AC Power Distribution Unit
  30
- Be Pdu
  31
- DC Pdu
  34
- DC Fuse Panels and Circuit Breaker Panels
  34
- Cooling
  35
- Ethernet Switch
  35
- Optional Switch/Router
  36
- Console/Keyboard Sharing
  36
- Multiple Cabinet Console Sharing
  36
- Network Attached Storage
  37
- Just a Bunch of Disks
  37
- MPS 1000 SIP and RTP
  37
- MPS 1000 Multiple Cabinet Systems
  38
Chapter 2: Installing Hardware and Connectivity

39
- Overview
  39
- System Installation Check List
  39
- Installing MPS Cabinets
  40
- Preparing Equipment for Installation
  40
- Raised Floor Access
  41
- Cabinet Weight
  41
- Installing Earthquake Bracing
  41
- Cabinet Base Drilling and Cutout Pattern
  42
- Drilling the Floor
  42
- Installing Anchor Brackets on 84 Inch Cabinet
  43
- Installing Anchors
  43
- Installing Cables and Power
  44
- Installing Cables
  44
- Installing Overhead Cables
  44
- Installing under Floor Cables
  44
- Installing Power and Ground Wiring
  45
- Installing Safety Ground and Protective Earth Wiring
  45
- Installing AC Power
  47
- Installing DC Power
  47
- System Warning Label Locations
  49
- Connecting to External Equipment
  51
- Connecting to PSTN Spans
  51
- Telco Connector Panel
  51
- Connecting Local Area Networks
  52
- Cascade Cables for Ethernet Switches
  54
- Connecting to Internal Components
  54
- ATM Connections
  54
- SC Simplex Panel
  54
- SC Duplex Panel
  54
- Cable Polarity
  54
- Primary Cabinet
  55
- Secondary Cabinet
  56
- Tertiary Cabinet
  56
- Standalone Cabinet
  57
- Handling Optical Cables
  57
- ATM Switch VPI Mapping Table
  59
- Connecting Serial Ports
  60
- Connecting through a Terminal Server
  60
- Cable Connect Table with Terminal Server
  61
- Connecting System Clocks
  62
- Connecting Alarm Systems
  63
- Alarm Circuits
  63
- Keyboard/Video/Mouse Switching
  63
- Server Control Connections
  64
- Keyboard/Video/Mouse Connections with AC Power
  64
- Keyboard/Video/Mouse Connections with DC Power
  65
- Server Attached Storage
  66
- Installing a JBOD Unit
  66
- Installing a RAID Unit
  66
- Customer-Supplied USB Modem
  67
- Software Installation
  67
- MPS Manager Workstation Installation
  67
- Single Site Installations
  68
- Multiple Site Installations
  70
- Preparing for Power-Up
  71
- Connecting Power
  72

Avaya 1000 Series Installation And Commissioning Manual (223 pages)

Branch Office

Brand: Avaya | Category: Server | Size: 11.43 MB

Table of Contents
4
Chapter 1: New in this Release

11
- Features
  11
- Other Changes
  11
  - Revision History
    11
Chapter 2: Customer Service

13
Chapter 3: Introduction

15
- Subject
  15
- Note on Legacy Products and Releases
  15
- Applicable Systems
  16
- System Migration
  16
- Intended Audience
  16
- Conventions
  16
- Related Information
  18
- Technical Documentation
  18
- Online
  18
Chapter 4: Overview

19
- Contents
  19
- What Is Branch Office
  19
- Main Office and Branch Office Migration
  21
- Media Gateway 1000B
  21
- Co-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server
  22
- SIP Line Service
  23
- S1/S2 Solution Mode
  24
- MO-GRMO or PCS-SCS Deployment
  25
- MO-BO or PCS-SMG Deployment
  28
- MO-GRMO-BO or PCS-SCS-SMG or GR N-Way Deployment
  28
- SIP Client Support for S1/S2 Solution Mode
  31
- Local Mode
  32
- UEXT Configuration
  32
- IP Telephony Node
  32
- IP Telephony Node Management
  33
- Zone Based Dialing
  34
- Gateway Controller Serial Ports
  34
- Single CPU Implications
  35
- Gateway Controller Serial Port Default Configuration
  35
- Gateway Controller Serial Ports Configuration Change in Overlay 17
  35
- Cemux Support
  35
- Clock References
  36
- Main Office Hardware Description
  37
- MG 1000B Platform Hardware Description
  37
- MG 1000B Core
  40
- MG 1000B Chassis
  41
- Card Slots
  41
- MG 1000B Expander
  42
- Signaling Server
  42
- Network Routing Service (NRS)
  43
- Telephones
  44
- Firmware Download
  44
- Voice Gateway Media Card
  44
- Analog or Digital Trunk Cards
  45
- Analog or Digital Line Cards
  45
- Lineside Cards
  46
- MG 1000B Data Networking
  46
- Gateway Controller Network Connections
  47
- MG 1000B Platform Configuration Overview
  50
- MG 1000B Platform Without a Chassis Expander
  50
- MG 1000B Platform with a Chassis Expander
  52
- Capacity
  53
- Voice Gateway Media Card DSP Capacity
  53
- Software Requirements
  54
- Main and Branch Office Running the same Release
  54
- Main and Branch Office Running Different Releases
  54
- Features in Mixed-Software Configurations
  55
- Adding a Branch Office to an Existing Network
  55
- IP Phone Firmware
  55
- Package Combinations
  55
- Supported Applications
  56
- Survivability
  56
- Active Call Failover
  58
- ACF Mode
  58
- Configuring S2 IP Address to Point to the Main Office TPS
  58
- Patch Management Enhancements
  59
Chapter 5: How the Branch Office Feature Works

60

Avaya 1000 Series Installation And Commissioning Manual (152 pages)

Brand: Avaya | Category: Gateway | Size: 2.23 MB

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1: New in this Release

9
- Navigation
  9
- Feature Changes
  9
- Other Changes
  9
Chapter 2: Customer Service

11
Chapter 3: Safety Instructions

13
- Introduction
  13
- Lifting System Equipment
  13
- Power Supply Cables
  14
- Handling Circuit Cards
  14
Chapter 4: Regulatory Information

15
Chapter 5: Introduction

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- Overview
  21
  - Legacy Products and Releases
    22
- Applicable Systems
  22
- Intended Audience
  22
- Conventions
  23
- Related Information
  23
  - Publications
    23
  - Other
    23
  - Online
    23
Chapter 6: Installation Summary

25
- Introduction
  25
- Installation Tasks
  26
Chapter 7: Overview of the PRI Gateway

27
- Introduction
  27
- System Configurations
  29
- CE-MUX Support
  29
- Shelf Slot Assignments
  30
- SIP Line Service
  31
Chapter 8: System Components

33
- Introduction
  33
  - New Components
    34
  - Existing Components
    34
  - Redundancy and Field Replaceable Components
    35
  - Introduction
    35
- E1/T1 Card
  36
  - E1/T1 Card Expansion Daughterboard
    39
  - LED Indicators
    39
- Media Gateway Controller and DSP Daughterboards
  41
- Power Supply
  41
- D-Channel Daughterboards
  42
  - D-Channel Interface Allocation and Usage
    42
  - PRI Gateway Span Usage
    47
- 19-Inch Rack (Customer-Supplied)
  49
- Cables and Connectors
  49
- Pinout for a T1-E1
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Electronic Switched Network Reference-Signaling and Transmission

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Chapter 1: New in this Release

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  7
- Other Changes
  7
- Revision History
  7
Chapter 2: Customer Service

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Chapter 3: Introduction

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- Subject
  11
  - Note on Legacy Products and Releases
    11
- Applicable Systems
  11
- Intended Audience
  11
- Conventions
  12
  - Terminology
    12
- Related Information
  12
  - Publications
    12
  - Online
    12
Chapter 4: Overview

15
- Contents
  15
- Private Networks
  15
- Switch Designations
  16
  - Node Switch
    16
  - Main Switch
    16
  - Tributary Switch
    17
  - Satellite Switch
    17
  - CCSA Tandem Switch
    17
- Supervision
  17
- Modes of Operation
  18
  - Cut-Through Mode
    18
  - Senderized Mode
    18
- Start Dial Control
  19
  - Immediate Start
    19
  - Delay for Dial Tone
    19
  - Wink Start
    19
  - Delay Dial
    20
Chapter 5: Call Setup Sequences

21

Avaya 1000 Series Manual (94 pages)

Port Matrix

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