Avaya Communication Server 1000M Single Group Manual page 54

Installation and configuration
Local connection
To connect a local maintenance terminal through the NTBK48AA cable, connect Port 0 of the
NTBK48AA cable to the terminal using a direct cable. See
connection
terminal using a NTBK48AA cable
NTBK48AA cable.
Connecting the local terminal using a NTBK48AA cable
1. Position the terminal on a desk near the system.
2. Check the installation of the Ethernet adapter on the I/O panel (see
3. Check the installation of the NTBK48AA cable to the DB-9 male connector on the
4. Plug the terminal cable 25-pin female connector into the 25-pin male connector
5. Plug the DB-9 or DB-25 male connector at the other end of the terminal cable into
Remote connection using cable and modem
To connect a modem (including a null modem) to the NT5D52AA Ethernet adapter, an RJ-11
cable and a 9-pin to DB25 cable are required. Refer to
connection
a description of the NT5D52AA Ethernet adapter pins. Follow the steps in
connection to Ethernet adapter
Setting up modem connection to Ethernet adapter
1. Connect the cable between Port 0 of the NTBK48AA cable from the Ethernet
2. Connect the modem to a phone plug.
3. Connect the RJ-11 cable from the modem to the Ethernet port.
Table 17: NT5D52AA Ethernet adapter pins
9-pin serial
connector
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on page 53 for the connection illustration. Follow the steps in
Ethernet adapter onCabinet tip/ring connector
Ethernet adapter.
(labeled Port 0) of the NTBK48AA cable.
the RS-232 connector on the terminal. (No null modem is necessary).
If the connection requires a gender changer, obtain one at a local electronics store.
See Configure the maintenance terminal
on page 53. Refer to
on page 54 to connect the modem to the Ethernet adapter.
adapter, and the modem.
Use a null modem if required.
Pin Number
2
3
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on page 54 to connect the local terminal through the
on page 59 for further information.
Table 17: NT5D52AA Ethernet adapter pins
Signal Description
RS232 Tx (Transmit)
RS232 Rx (Receive)
Figure 7: I/O connector bracket
Connecting the local
on page 49).
Figure 7: I/O connector bracket
Setting up modem
Installing an
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