Vocality V150 Configuration Manual

Configuration Guide : V150
The V150 shares option cards with the V200. All option cards that operate in the
V150 can operate in the V200, and all except the V200 PSU Card will work in the
V150. This guide outlines some sample configurations, the essential minimal
configurations, and the parts required.
Basic "Legal" Configuration
Unlike the V100, which had in-built serial data and IP ports, the V150 chassis offers
no actual ports apart from the power socket(s) and the connection socket for the
M&C cable.
The V150 ships in one of two power configurations:
VI68150 Chassis
or with the factory fitted redundant second power supply fitted:
VI68150 Chassis
VI68160 V150 Redundant PSU
If ordered without redundant power, the hole (above/right of the main IEC inlet) is
filled. If ordered with redundant power, the hole is replaced with a cable "pigtail"
connector with an IEC socket extending from the rear of the unit, for the second
power supply. There is no point sharing one IEC inlet for two power supplies if you
are going to have potential power issues outside the Vocality unit.
A basic "legal" configuration does not need the redundant second power supply. It
does, however, need a Standard CPU Card.
This minimum configuration offers a single IP port, and a single serial data port.
Whilst physically minimal, it could still be used as a powerful VoIP gateway device
with SIP license. The items used in this configuration (exclusive SIP licenses) are:
VI68150 Chassis
VI68151 Standard CPU Card
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