Table of Contents
Advertisement
34
Connection via the serial port (V.24)
The serial port of the PBX can be connected with the serial port of a PC
(COM 1 to 4) as well as with the serial port of a printer (in case that the
customer wants to print the cost and call data directly).
If the unit does not operate next to the PBX, it is recommended to make
a fixed wiring of the cables. For longer transfer distances (longer than 2
m) we recommend to use a shielded two wires cable (e.g.
LIYCY 2 x 0,3 mm). Distances of more than 10 m length may be prob-
lematic even with shielded cable. A function guarantee can not be
offered here because the wiring of the cable and the construction of the
computer interface may have a strong influence.
For the connection of the computer or printer you need a 9- or 25-pole
D-Sub connector (see PC/printer).
On the COMmander Basic side are two options for the connection:
In the installation chassis a 9-pole D-Sub connector can be inserted
(see
chapter Install the V.24 Case Connector on page
Sub connector that has to be connected to a 10-pole socket (point
in
Pic.
48) on the mainboard is enclosed in the extent of supply.
Here you can connect a cable with D-Sub connector at both ends
(in the extent of supply).
On the mainboard there is a removable clamp bloc with three screw
clamps (point
in
Pic.
48). At the authorized dealer you can get a
fabricated cable with 9- or 25-pole D sub connector (Auerswald
accessory).
If you like to assemble such a cable for yourself, try to use a two-
wire, shielded cable (e.g. LIYCY 2 x 0,3 mm). The meshed shield of
this wire is to be used for the clamp with the label PC-GND, the both
wires inside for RXD and TXD. The PC side of the wire, depending
on the computer connection, needs a 9-pole or 25-pole D-Sub con-
nector as shown in
Pic.
48.
Pic. 48: Serial port
9-pole D-SUB connector (Solder side view).
25-pole D-SUB connector (Solder side view).
Clamp bloc (detachable) with 3 screw clamps.
10-pole header for connection of the case connector.
Connection via ISDN PC-controller (CAPI 2.0)
With an ISDN PC-controller you can make a connection between PC
and an internal S
ler is used like an internal subscriber. You need a CAPI 2.0 compatible
ISDN PC-controller. Get the latest information from the manufacturer of
the ISDN PC-controller about the support of CAPI 2.0.
If you have problems with your ISDN PC-controller, please read the
manual of your ISDN PC-controller or contact the vendor of the ISDN
PC-controller directly about compatibility with CAPI 2.0. Try to get the
most recent drivers with CAPI 2.0 support. Most vendors offer the option
to download new drivers from the Internet or via mailbox.
Install the ISDN PC-controller in the PC and connect it to an internal S
port
(Pic.
47). Details on this operation can be learned in
nection of ISDN Devices to the internal S0 Port on page
encounter problems during a running transfer, please check your
cabling. If necessary, contact your dealer or administrator for help.
12). The D-
Connection via a System Telephone COMfort 1200 or
2000
The connection of the COMfort 1200 or 2000 to a PC is described in the
manual of the telephone. For the installation of the needed drivers
please also consult the manual of the telephone (or the CAPI/TAPI
manual enclosed with the COMfort 2000).
After power-up the configuration of the COMmander Basic
via CAPI (ISDN PC-controller or COMfort 2000) is possible
only once. For further configuration an ISDN PC-controller
has to be configured as internal subscriber on the corresponding S
(If the ISDN PC-controller does not present an MSN you can configure
with COMset a subscriber as „ISDN PC-controller" on the S
workaround. Then the PBX automatically uses this subscriber.)
On the corresponding S
default factory setting programming is allowed on each individual S
port.
port of the COMmander Basic. The ISDN PC-control-
0
port programming must be allowed. In the
0
0
chapter Con-
19). If you
port
0
port as a
0
0
Advertisement
Table of Contents
