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Avaya MERLIN MAGIX Maintenance And Troubleshooting Manual (406 pages)
Integrated System Release 2.0 and Earlier
Brand:
Avaya
| Category:
Telephone System
| Size: 3 MB
Table of Contents
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
7
Table of Contents
7
About this Guide
15
How to Use this Guide
15
Intended Audience
15
Terms and Conventions Used
16
Security
18
Related Documents
19
How to Comment on this Guide
20
Getting Started 1
24
Required Equipment
26
Maintenance Console
26
Tools and Documentation
26
On-Site Programming Maintenance
27
Setting up the 4424LD+ Programming Console
27
Remote Programming Maintenance
28
Setting up the MLX-20L Console
28
Preparation for Hardware Maintenance
29
I Considerations
29
Powering down the System
29
Using Winspm
29
Conclusion of Hardware Maintenance
30
Installing the Control Unit Housing (Plastic)
30
About Automatic Tests
32
About Alarms
33
Clearing Alarms
33
About System Restarts
34
I Warm Start
34
Cold Start (Restart)
34
Frigid Start (System Erase)
35
Centralized Voice Messaging
36
Updating the Message Waiting Lights
36
Clearing the Message Waiting Lights
36
Checking Unit Loads
37
Isolating the Trouble
37
Refreshing the Message Waiting Lights
37
If a User Reports a Problem
37
If a System Alarm Turns on
38
Error Logs, Access Logs, and System Inventory 2
40
Error Logs, Access Logs, and System Inventory
42
Overview
42
Error Logs
42
Checking the Error Logs
43
About the Error Logs
43
Interpreting Error Codes
44
Access Log
62
System Inventory
62
Scanning the Access Log
62
I Procedure
62
About the System Inventory Screen
63
Module Serial Numbers
63
Bridge Modules
63
Telephone Problems 3
64
Fixing Telephone Problems
66
General Telephone Troubleshooting
67
General Telephone and Wiring Problems
67
Overview
66
Single-Line Telephone Problems
68
Voice Transmission Problems
68
4400-Series Telephones Test
69
Attendant Position Programmed on a 4400-Series Telephone that Does Not Support Attendant Position
70
Call Forwarding Problems
69
MLX Telephone Tests
71
Station Responding Test
72
Touch Tone Receiver Problems
73
I Procedure
73
System Requirements for Touch Tone Receivers
74
Private Network Considerations
76
Symptoms Indicating Need for more Ttrs
76
Calculating TTR Requirements
77
Touch Tone Receiver Test
77
Procedures to View Status, Busy Out, or Restore Ttrs
79
Control Unit Problems 4
80
Backing up System Programming
82
Overview
82
Power Supply Problems
83
Checking the LED
83
Checking the Connectors (Metal Carrier)
84
Checking the Interlocking Post (Plastic Carrier)
84
Replacing the Ring Generator (Plastic Carrier)
85
Replacing the Power Supply
89
Processor Problems
93
Forced Installation/Upgrade of System Software
93
Replacing the Processor Module
98
Module Problems
99
Replacing Modules
99
Checking Unlabeled Wiring
100
Upgrading Module Firmware
101
800 NI-BRI Module Problems
103
016 MLX Module Problems
103
100D Module Problems
103
INA and 100 DCD Module Problems
105
MERLIN Messaging Module Problems
108
Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) Link Problems
109
Viewing Status
109
ICTI Link Test
109
I Restart
109
Varying Hiding Time
111
Removing a CTI Link
111
Carrier Problems
113
Removing the Faulty Carrier
113
Replacing the Carrier
113
Checking System and Slot Status
114
System Status
114
Slot Status
115
Central Office and Private Network Problems 5
116
Overview
118
Trunk Errors
118
Troubleshooting Trunk Problems
119
Testing Trunks Automatically
121
Maintenance-Busy Status
121
Checking Ports
123
Checking Trunk Maintenance-Busy Status
123
Checking Extension Maintenance-Busy Status
123
Checking Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Maintenance-Busy Status
123
Busying-Out a Trunk
123
Busying-Out an Extension
124
Restoring an Extension
124
Restoring a Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
125
Resetting an RS-232 Port
125
Resetting the Processor's Internal Modem
125
Auditing DS1 PRI B-Channels
125
Auditing Lines
126
Auditing Calls
126
Private Network Calling Problems
127
Troubleshooting Guidelines and Preparation
127
Reviewing the Non-Local Dial Plan and Routing
128
→ UDP Routing→ → →
129
Call to Non-Local Extension: Silence or Fast Busy Tone
130
If a User Is Having Trouble with the Callback Feature, See
131
If You Want to Make Changes in Frls for Routes, Speak with the Coordinating System Manager for Your Private Network and Consult the Following Resources
131
I "How Facility Restrictions Levels Work in a Network" in Chapter 4 Of Network Reference Discusses FRL Planning in Detail
131
I to Change the FRL Assigned to a Remote Access Barrier Code, See "Remote Access" in
131
Feature Reference, Follow the Guidelines in "Remote Access Default Class-Of-Restriction
131
Settings" in Chapter 4 Of Network Reference
131
Security Alert
132
Call to Non-Local Extension: Warble Tone (Error Tone)
135
Calls to Non-Local Extensions: Unexpected Busy Tone
136
Only to Regular Calls from One Private Network Extension to Another but also to Remote Access Calls
136
Call to Non-Local Extension Reaches Wrong Extension
137
Call to Non-Local Extension: Message from CO
138
Transfer to Non-Local Extension Not Completed
138
Transfer Call to Non-Local Extension Does Not Return
139
Conference: Cannot Add Call
139
DID Calls Not Completed
139
ARS Calls Are Blocked
141
Callback Does Not Work
141
Private Network Call Transmission Level (Volume) too Low or too High
141
MLX Displays: Private Network Call Display Problems
143
This Topic Discusses Unexpected Busy Tones that May be Caused by System Features. It Applies Not
136
Passageway Call Display Problems
144
DID or PRI Dial-Plan Routed Calls Not Completed
145
Excessive Line Noise on Voice and Data Calls
145
IARS Calls Go to System Operator (Unassigned Extension)
145
Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) Reports Do Not Include Calls Across the Private Network
146
T1 to PRI Conversion Fails
146
PRI B-Channel Alarms Are Not Dropped
147
Tests 6
148
Module Test Process
150
Considerations
151
Busy-Out and Reset
152
I Reset
152
Busy-Out
153
Restore
155
Internal Loopback Test
156
Interpreting Internal Loopback Test Results
157
Board Controller Test
158
I Interpreting Test Results
159
B-Channel Loopback Test
160
I Interpreting Test Results
161
NI-1 BRI Provisioning Test
162
I Interpreting Test Results
163
Outgoing Voice Call Test
171
Incoming Voice Call Test
172
Outgoing Data Call Test
172
Incoming Data Call Test
173
800 NI-BRI Module Clock Status
174
Channel Service Unit (CSU) Loopback Test
174
Preparing for the CSU Loopback Test
175
Interpreting Test Results
178
Restoring the Module
180
Automatic Tests for the 100D, 100DCD, and 100R INA Modules
180
Line Loopback Test
181
Payload Loopback Test
181
Bit Error Rate Test (BERT)
181
I Test Results
182
Data-Channel Loopback Test
183
Data-Terminal Loopback Test
183
Data-Port Local Loop Test
183
A Customer Support Information
184
Support Telephone Number
184
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Electromagnetic Interference Information
184
Canadian Department of Communications (DOC) Interference Information
185
FCC Notification and Repair Information
185
Installation and Operational Procedures
186
DOC Notification and Repair Information
187
Renseignements Sur la Notification du Ministère des Communications du Canada Et la Réparation
188
Security of Your System: Preventing Toll Fraud
191
Toll Fraud Prevention
192
Other Security Hints
197
Limited Warranty and Limitation of Liability
200
Remote Administration and Maintenance
201
B Backing up with a Memory Card
204
Overview
204
Card Types
204
Backup
207
Dial the
207
Automatic Backup
208
Restore
210
NI-1 BRI Provisioning
214
Lucent Technologies 5ESS Switch Translations
215
Northern Telecom DMS-100 Switch Translations
235
Siemens SSC EWSD Switch Translations
246
Glossary
268
UDP Routing
297
System Programming Basics
313
About this Guide
319
How to Use this Guide
319
Intended Audience
319
Terms and Conventions Used
320
Security
322
Related Documents
323
How to Comment on this Guide
324
About System Programming 1
327
Overview
329
Types of Programming
329
Methods of Programming
330
About Programming Procedures
331
About Programming and Idle States
332
System Forced Idle
333
Line or Trunk Idle
333
Extension Forced Idle
334
Forced Idle Reminder Tone
334
100DCD, or 100R INA Module Idle
334
Moving Among System Programming Screens
332
System Programming Console 2
335
Overview
337
4424LD+ and MLX-20L Console Components
340
Direct Station Selector (DSS)
341
System Programming Console Buttons
343
Fixed Display Buttons
344
Console Overlay
345
Unlabeled Display Buttons
345
Console and DSS Lights
347
Console Lights
347
Displaying the System Programming Menu from the Console
348
IDSS Lights
348
Exiting System Programming
349
About Winspm 3
351
Overview
353
System Requirements
354
Installing the Winspm Software
355
Setting up Your Desktop
357
I Setting Font Size
357
I Setting the Modem Definition
357
Setting the Start Bar "Auto Hide" Property/Changing the Screen Resolution
359
Defining Your Password
360
Setting up a Site
361
Direct Connection
361
I Internal Connection
366
I External Connection
366
Connecting a PC to a MERLIN MAGIX Integrated System
366
I Direct Local Connection
366
About Surrogate Mode Programming
367
Internal Connection
368
External Connection
368
About the Winspm Main Screen Options
369
Using Tools
370
Using View
370
Using Quick Access
371
Allowed/Disallowed Lists
371
Automatic Route Selection (ARS)
372
Call Pickup Groups
372
Calling Group
372
Capture Data
374
Coverage Groups
375
Labeling
375
Personal Lines
375
Set Date and Time
376
Speed Dial
376
Station Responding Test
377
System Inventory
377
Telephone Programming
377
Telephone Restrictions
378
Using Standard SPM Mode
379
Displaying the SPM Main Menu
379
About the Emulation Window
380
Options in the SPM Main Menu
382
Winspm Help
379
Basic System Management Procedures
383
Backup
383
Browse
388
Language
390
Maintenance
391
Pass-Thru
391
Password
393
Print Options
395
Restore
396
Board Renumbering with the 016 MLX Module
398
System Programming
398
Adding a 016 Module at the End of an Existing System
399
I Replacing a 008 OPT Module with a 016 MLX Module
399
Replacing a 016 T/R Module with a 016 MLX Module
405
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Avaya MERLIN MAGIX Release Note (24 pages)
Integrated System Supplemental Information for Release 4.0 Systems
Brand:
Avaya
| Category:
Telephone System
| Size: 0 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Release 4.0 Enhancement May 2004
7
New Telephone Supported
7
Record-A-Call
8
At a Glance
8
Description
8
Activating the Record-A-Call Feature
9
Deactivating the Record-A-Call Feature
10
Programming
11
Considerations and Constraints
11
Telephone Differences
12
Feature Interactions
14
Avaya Wireless 3810 Telephone
18
Description
18
Telephone Features
18
Handset
19
Handset Display
21
Base Unit
22
Charger Unit
23
Avaya MERLIN MAGIX System Programming (2 pages)
Brand:
Avaya
| Category:
Telephone
| Size: 0 MB
Table of Contents
Change Phone System Time (Daylight Savings Time Changes)
1
Change Phone System Date (Leap Year)
1
Backup Programming Changes
1
Restore Programming after Extended Power Outage
1
Renumber Extensions (Swapping Two Office Phones)
1
Change Labels (Names Appearing on Display Phones)
1
Add System Speed Dial Numbers (Can be Used by All)
1
Changing Restrictions on Specific Extensions
1
Making Exceptions to Restrictions
1
Creating a "Phantom" Mailbox (Voicemail W/ no Phone)
2
Renumbering Digital Adjuncts
2
Adding New Numbers to Voice Mail Coverage
2
Creating New Label for Phantom Mailbox
2
Creating New Mailbox
2
Changing Number of Rings before Voice Mail Picks up a Call ("Cover Delay")
2
Changing Number of Rings before Another Extension Designated as "Primary Cover" Begins Ringing
2
Creating a Paging Group
2
Allowing an Extension to Transfer "Outside to Outside"
2
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Avaya MERLIN MAGIX Configuration Note (12 pages)
Configuration with Octel 100
Brand:
Avaya
| Category:
PBX
| Size: 0 MB
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