Shared Resource Cards; Ix-4Rcvs; Ix-4Rcvc; Ix-Rcvpm - Iwatsu Omega-Phone Adix APS Owner's Manual

SHARED RESOURCE CARDS

The ADIX APS system offers shared resource cards that add more features to
the system to meet the customer's applications. Some of these cards occupy
system ports, but the features can be shared by the station terminals.

IX-4RCVS

An IX-4RCVS card is a daughter board mounted on the single line telephone
subscriber interface cards or the DID trunk interface card whenever DTMF
dialing is required.
Ports: None
Circuits: 4 DTMF receiver/cards
Location: IX-8SUBM, IX-4SUBL, IX-4DITK, IX-SUBS, IX-SUBS-1

IX-4RCVC

An IX-4RCVC card is a daughter board mounted on the Receiver/Modem
card (IX-RCVPM) for DTMF detection when the ADIX uses the Direct
Inward System Access (DISA) feature. A maximum of two IX-4RCVC cards
can be mounted on an IX-RCVPM card.
Ports: None
Circuits: 4 DTMF receiver/cards
Location: IX-RCVPM

IX-RCVPM

The IX-RCVPM card is used to facilitate the connection of the IX-4RCVC
card, to provide DTMF receivers for DISA, and the IX-12PMD/24PMD
pooled modem card for external data communication.
Ports: 2 ports/card
Circuits: 2 connectors for daughter boards
Daughter Board: IX-RCVC, IX-12PMD/24PMD

IX-12PMD/24PMD

The IX-12PMD and IX-24PMD are ADIX pooled modem cards, which
enable data terminal equipment (DTE) connected to an IX-DM (data
module) to access remote locations through outside lines. A maximum of
two IX-12PMD/24PMD cards can be mounted on a single IX-RCVPM card.
Ports: None
Location: IX-RCVPM
Data Speed: IX-12PMD-1200 bps, IX-24PMD-2400 bps
Communication Mode: Bell 103J, 212A, V.21, V.22, V.22 bis, using AT,
CCITT V.25 bis, or Iwatsu Simplified Commands.
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