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A
MediaPack Applications
This appendix provides step-by-step instructions for configuring the MediaPack for the
following typical applications in which the MediaPack can be implemented:
Connecting the MediaPack to a PBX (refer to Section
PBX' below)
Lifeline and Fallback Setup (refer to Section
Configuring FAX and Modem (refer to Section
164)
Configuring Supplementary Services (refer to Section
Services' on page 168)
Note that this appendix is not intended to describe complete configuration settings. For
detailed information on the individual configuration options, refer to the relevant sections in
Chapter 6.
A.1
Connecting the MediaPack to a PBX
This section provides a detailed description on how to connect the MediaPack to a PBX.
The line connecting between the PBX and the MediaPack can be configured either as a
Point-to-Point connection or a Point-to-Multipoint. In addition, the MediaPack can
connect to the PBX either as a Subscriber or a Trunk. As a result, the MediaPack has
four different operating modes to interconnect with a PBX. The PBX-MediaPack connection
options are summarized in the following table.
Connection Type
ISDN Layer 2 Mode
Point-to-Point
Point-to-Point
Point-to-Multipoint
Point-to-Multipoint
Note:
Version 2.2
Table A-1: MediaPack-to-PBX Operating Modes
PBX Interface Type
Subscriber
Trunk
Subscriber
Trunk
When an ISDN port is configured as Network side, it means that this port
provides an ISDN network to which users connect. Conversely, when an
ISDN port is configured as User side, it means that this port serves as a
Phone/Terminal device and therefore, must be connected to an ISDN
network.
'Connecting the MediaPack to a
'Lifeline and Fallback
'Configuring Fax and
'Configuring Supplementary
PBX
Port Uni-Side
Network
User
Network
User
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A. MediaPack Applications
Setup' on page 163)
Modem' on page
MediaPack
Port Uni-Side
User
Network
User
Network
July 2007
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