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T-XXX is the group name of the trunk group the call came in on. D-YYY is the extension of the
APIC hunt group.
NO
e.
Hang up phone A and phone C.
7. CALLS TO THE INTERCEPT EXTENSION (ATTENDANT) (For new installation only)
This test verifies that each Octel 200/300 port extension can transfer a call to the intercept extension
(attendant).
a.
Connect phone C to the jack position of the modular adapter that is associated with port 1 of the
Octel 200/300.
b. From phone A, call the extension number of phone C.
c.
Answer phone C, then press the transfer key. After you hear dial tone, enter
extension number). Hang up phone C.
Does phone A connect to the attendant?
NO
d. Connect phone C to the jack position of the modular adapter of the next Octel 200/300 port
extension. Repeat steps b. through d. until every Octel 200/300 port has successfully transferred a
call to the attendant.
The System 75 testing is now complete. Proceed with installation of the APIC board(s).
Installing the APIC Board
This section describes the procedure for installing the APIC board. Reconnect the 25-pair cable to the
Octel 200/300. Before proceeding with installation, note that there are 18 LEDs on the front edge of the
APIC, near the top of the card. The first through fourteenth LEDs are used to indicate card status and are,
from top to bottom
LED Description
Follow the steps below to install the APIC board. The Power On Routine refers to the LEDs by the above
names.
Octel 200/300
S.4.1
Determine the cause, and correct the problem before continuing.
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Determine the cause, and correct the problem before continuing.
'
DOWN LED
GOOD LED
Port 1 LED
.
.
.
Port 12 LED
Unused 13 −16
LED Color
Red
Green
Yellow
.
.
.
Yellow
−−
(or the attendant's
0
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