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Outgoing Outside Data Calls
PLACING A DATA CALL
5-8 Data Calls with Digital Voice and Data Equipment
You use outgoing modem pools to place data calls from digital stations to:
Computers or data terminals outside your MERLIN II system. These calls
go out over standard telephone lines.
• Computers or data terminals connected to analog voice terminals in your
system.
To make these calls, you place an internal data call to an outgoing modem
pool using either the station number for a specific modem pool member or a
3-digit data hunt group number. Then you have the modem dial the number
you want to reach.
If you have more than one outgoing modem pool, consult
NOTE:
your data information sheet or talk with your administrator. He or
she can help you select the modem pool with the appropriate speed
and line assignments for your data call.
The procedure below shows how to p!ace a data call from a 7406 digital voice
terminal or a PT510D using the 2212C modem. If you have a different type of
modem, follow the instructions provided with the modem.
This procedure applies to placing outside data calls manually
NOTE:
using just the keyboard. If you have a PT 510D, you may want to set
up Directory entries for automatic dialing of outside calls through
modem pools. If so, see your User's Guide for that equipment.
FoIlow these steps to place an outgoing outside data call or a data call to an
analog station:
Following the standard procedures for placing internal data calls, call the
1
outgoing modem pool that's most appropriate for your outside call. If
you're not sure what number to dial, ask your system administrator.
Take the appropriate action:
2
— If the connection is made and you see the message
the Return or Enter key.
If the message
RINGING
try again later.
When you have a prompt, take the appropriate action:
3
For outside lines: Type a line or line pool access code, if required,
followed by a comma. If you're using a modem connected to a basic
telephone jack, you must type one of these access codes:
– If your system is pooled, type: 9,
– If your system is square, type: 88,
For analog stations: If you're calling an analog station with data, type
the intercom number and skip to step 5.
Do not press the Return or Enter key.
You also use access codes to select particular lines or line pools for
NOTE:
your calls. Check your data information sheet, if you have one, or ask
stays on the screen, disconnect the call and
press
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