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Features Description
Data: Modem Pooling
Description
Modem Pooling is a data application feature using voice communication
lines. Modem pooling permits communication between modems and
DATASET 2100 Series datasets. Each pooled modem consists of a mo-
dem and a dataset. The dataset connects to a Digital Line Circuit, and
communicates with datasets within the PABX. The pooled modem con-
nects to an ONS or OPS Line Circuit, which communicates directly with
internal modems, or with external modems via trunks.
This feature is not available in Generic 1001 or Generic 1002.
A collection of pooled modems organized into a hunt group is called a
Modem Pool Hunt Group.
A dataset user can access a modem pool hunt group to obtain a pooled
modem for data transmission to a modem user over the Public Network. If
the modem pool hunt group or the trunk group is busy, the user can queue for
it; see Modem Pooling Queuing.
A modem user, internal or external, can access a modem pool hunt group to
obtain a pooled modem for communication with a dataset within the PABX. If
the modem pool hunt group or the destination dataset is busy, the user can
queue for it; see Modem Pooling Queuing.
Modem Pooling calls may also be made by using System Abbreviated Dial
numbers, or by using Speedcall from a SUPERSET or SUPERSET DN
telephone.
Conditions
The following conditions apply to this feature:
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COS Option 217 (Direct to ARS) is ignored for outgoing data calls.
If the originator does not dial a specific Modem Pool Hunt Group ac-
cess code, a pooled modem is selected from the default modem pool
hunt group, if programmed.
On incoming or internal calls, the system prints TRUNK SMDR reports
for the trunk and Data SMDR reports for the pooled modem if they are
enabled in the respective COS. The reports can be correlated by the
originating device' s identity and the time the call was started. COS Op-
tion 806 (SMDR - Record Incoming Calls) must be enabled to
generate SMDR records for incoming calls. COS Option 906 (Data
SMDR - Does Not Apply) must be disabled for pooled modems to gen-
erate SMDR records for incoming calls.
On external ADL or DTRX-originated calls, the system generates a
TRUNK SMDR report for the pooled modem and a Data SMDR report
for the originating data station.
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