Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Manuals

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Feature Description And Administration (1816 pages)

International ISDN Primary Rate Interface

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 16.91 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Revision History
  3
  - October
    3
  - June
    3
  - Table of Contents
    5
- About this Document
  13
  - Standard 9.00 January
    14
  - About this Document
    14
Isdn Product Overview

15
- Integrated Services Digital Network
  15
- Regional Material Statement
  15
- ISDN Product Overview
  16
  - ISDN Protocol Overview
    16
    
    ISDN Primary Rate Interface
    18
    
    Nb+D Primary Rate Interface
    18
    
    Primary Rate Interface Structure
    18
    
    ISDN Signaling Link Interface
    19
    
    Backup D-Channel
    21
Connection Parameters

23
- Connection Parameters for 2.0 Mb PRI
  23
- Connection Parameters
  24
  - Frame Formats
    24
    
    Error Detection
    27
    
    Line Encoding
    27
    
    Channel Parameters
    31
  - Connection Parameters for 1.5 Mb PRI
    32
    
    Frame Formats
    33
    
    Line Encoding
    37
    
    Error Detection
    38
    
    Channel Parameters
    42
    
    Data Rate Parameters
    42
    
    Interface Protocols
    43
- Meridian 1 Correlation Tables
  45
- Data Administration
  66
- Mbps Gateway
  74
1.5/2.0 Mbps Gateway

91
- Mb Hardware Introduced into North America
  93
- Hardware Installation
  95
- Mb Software Introduced into North America
  95
- Conversion Scenarios
  96
- Pri2 Implementation
  98
- Dti2 Implementation
  112
- Trunk Route Member Expansion
  129
- Trunk Route Member Expansion
  130
- Advice of Charge
  145
  - Storing Charging Information
    147
  - Reading and Changing Meters
    147
  - Displaying Charging Information
    148
  - Printing Charging Information
    148
  - Handling Overflow Charging Information
    149
  - Advice of Charge for Central Office Connectivity
    155
  - Axe-10 Australia (End of Call)
    155
  - Ins1500 (Japan D70) (End of Call)
    164
  - Numeris (End of Call)
    169
  - Numeris and Swissnet (During Call)
    172
  - Analog Semi-Permanent Connections
    183
- Analog Semi-Permanent Connections
  184
- Attendant and Network Wide Remote Call Forward
  202
  - Attendant Blocking of Directory Number
    203
- Attendant Blocking of Directory Number
  204
  - Attendant through Dialing Networkwide
    215
- Attendant through Dialing Networkwide
  216
  - Australia ETSI
    223
- Australia ETSI
  232
  - Isdn Bri Configuration
    239
- Backup D-Channel
  250
  - Basic Call Service
    253
- Basic Call Service
  254
  - Numbering Plans
    254
B-Channel Overload Control

257
- Feature Description
  257
- Regional Material Statement
  257
- Operating Parameters
  263
- Feature Interactions
  265
- Feature Implementation
  268
- Feature Packaging
  268
- Task Summary List
  268
- Feature Operation
  269
- Break-In Features
  271
- BRI/PRI Basic Call Interworking
  289
- BRI Trunks with Night Service Enhancement
  294

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Manual (1121 pages)

Upgrade system installation through X11 release 21

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 4.83 MB

Section 1

4
- Table of Contents
  4
- General Information
  
  12
  - Tools
    13
- SL-1 A, M, S, and MS System Upgrades
  
  14
  - Upgrading A, M, S, and MS Systems to Option 51C
    14
    
    Equipment Required
    15
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    20
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    22
    
    Converting the Hardware
    23
    
    Installing the Connector Housings
    23
    
    Installing External Cables
    28
    
    Turning on the Power and Configuring the System
    31
  - Upgrading A, M, S, and MS Systems to Option 61C
    35
    
    Equipment Required
    36
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    41
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    43
    
    Converting the Hardware
    44
    
    Installing the Connector Housings
    44
    
    Installing External Cables
    49
    
    Turning on the Power and Configuring the System
    51
- SL-1 L, LE, and N System Upgrades
  
  57
  - Upgrading L, LE, and N Systems to Option 61C
    57
    
    Equipment Required
    57
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    62
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    64
    
    Installing the Connector Housings
    65
    
    Converting the SL-1 Hardware
    66
    
    Installing External Cables
    72
    
    Turning on the Power and Configuring the System
    75
- SL-1 ST and STE System Upgrades
  
  80
  - Upgrading an ST System to an STE System
    80
    
    Equipment Required
    81
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    82
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    83
  - Upgrading ST and STE Systems to Option 51C
    127
    
    Equipment Required
    127
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    133
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    134
    
    Installing Option 51C Hardware
    137
    
    Turning on the Power and Configuring the System
    139
    
    Completing the Upgrade
    151
  - Upgrading ST and STE Systems to Option 61C
    152
    
    Equipment Required
    152
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    157
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    160
    
    Converting the SL-1 Hardware
    174
    
    Installing External Cables
    175
    
    Turning on the Power and Configuring the System
    176
- SL-1 RT System Upgrades
  
  186
  - Upgrading an RT System to X11 Release 21
    186
    
    Equipment Required
    187
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    190
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    191
  - Upgrading an RT System to Option 61C
    228
    
    Equipment Required
    229
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    234
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    237
    
    Converting the SL-1 Hardware
    247
    
    Installing External Cables
    249
    
    Turning on the Power and Configuring the System
    251
- SL-1 NT System Upgrades
  
  260
  - Upgrading an NT System to X11 Release 21
    260
    
    Equipment Required
    261
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    262
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    263
  - Upgrading an NT System to Option 61C
    328
    
    Equipment Required
    329
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    334
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    337
    
    Installing the Connector Housings
    362
    
    Converting the SL-1 Hardware
    363
    
    Installing External Cables
    365
    
    Turning on the Power and Configuring the System
    367
- SL-1 XT System Upgrade
  
  376
  - Upgrading an XT System to X11 Release 21
    376
    
    Equipment Required
    377
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    379
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    380
- Meridian 1 Option 21 Upgrades
  
  444
  - Upgrading Option 21A to Option 21E
    445
    
    Equipment Required
    445
    
    Upgrade Preparation
    446
    
    Converting the Customer Database
    448
    
    Installing Option 21 Hardware
    457

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Scripting Manual (812 pages)

Contact Center Manager

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 4.1 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Getting Started

13
2 Understanding and Planning Your Scripts

25
- Overview
  26
- Using Scripts in Your Contact Center
  27
- How Call Routing and Call Treatment Work
  29
- Types of Scripts
  33
- Script Building Blocks
  38
- Planning Your Scripts
  41
- Scripting Tools and Procedures
  48
3 Scripting Rules and Conventions

55
- Overview
  56
- Script Formatting Conventions
  58
- Script Naming Guidelines
  63
- Script Rules
  65
- General Scriptwriting Tips
  68
- Guidelines for Providing Feedback
  83
- GIVE IVR" on
  85
- Scriptwriting Tips for Specific Commands
  86
- Script Example Using Formatting Conventions and Rules
  87
- Opening the Scripting Tool
  90
4 Working with Script Variables

99
- Overview
  100
- Starting the Script Variables Tool
  104
- Types of Variables
  106
- Creating Script Variables
  109
- Checking Variables for Referencing Scripts
  117
- Changing Script Variable Properties
  119
- Copying Script Variables
  121
- Deleting Script Variables
  128
- Printing Script Variables
  131
5 Creating and Administering Scripts

139
- Overview
  140
- Section A: Creating and Editing Scripts
  
  141
  - Creating New Scripts
    142
  - Editing Scripts
    150
  - Adding Script Elements to Scripts
    152
  - Saving Changes to Scripts
    156
  - Opening Web Scripts Editor in a New Window
    158
  - Using Text Find and Replace
    162
  - Using Character Count
    165
- Section B: Importing and Exporting Scripts
  
  167
- Section C: Administering Scripts
  
  175
  - Validating Scripts
    176
  - Activating and Deactivating Scripts
    182
  - Deactivating Scripts with Circular Dependencies
    186
  - Renaming Scripts
    188
  - Deleting Scripts
    190

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Planning, Installation And Operating Instructions (556 pages)

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 12.08 MB

Section 1

4
- Table of Contents
  4
- About this Guide
  18
  - Planning
    18
  - Installation
    18
  - Fault Clearing
    18
  - Customer Configuration Backup and Restore
    19
- Chapter 1 - Overview of the Option 11C Compact
  
  20
  - Design and Architecture
    20
    
    Easy to Install and Program
    20
    
    Fully Featured
    22
  - Unique Option 11C Compact Elements
    22
    
    Software Delivery Card
    22
    
    Flash Drive
    23
    
    Software Daughterboard
    23
    
    Security Device
    23
  - System Specifications
    23
    
    Input Voltage
    23
    
    Number of Peripheral (PE) Slots
    24
    
    Software Generic
    24
    
    Conference Channels
    24
    
    Intercabinet Connection
    24
    
    Power Failure Transfer Unit (PFTU)
    24
    
    Reserve Power
    24
  - Hospitality Applications
    25
  - Data Backup and Restore Methods
    25
- Chapter 2 - Equipment Identification
  
  26
  - Cabinets
    26
  - Power Supplies
    27
  - Reserve Power
    28
  - Common Equipment Circuit Cards
    29
    
    NTMW01 Small System Controller (SSC) Card
    29
    
    Ten-Slot Expansion Cabinet NTMW35 Backplane
    33
    
    NTMW49 RSM Circuit Card
    34
    
    ISDN and Digital Trunk Interface
    34
  - Peripheral Cards
    34
  - Fiber Expansion Equipment
    35
    
    Fiber Receiver Card
    35
  - Telephones and Attendant Console
    35
  - Cables and Wires
    35
  - Miscellaneous Items
    37
- Chapter 3 - System and Site Requirements
  
  38
  - Environmental Requirements
    38
  - Earthquake Bracing Requirements
    39
  - Grounding Requirements
    40
    
    Grounding Requirements
    41
    
    Grounding Method
    43
    
    Conduit Requirements
    43
  - Commercial Power Requirements
    44
    
    Optimal Power Installation
    45
    
    Alternative Power Installation
    48
  - Auxiliary Equipment Power
    54
  - Modem Requirements
    55
  - Maintenance and Administration Terminals
    55
    
    On-Site Access
    55
    
    Remote Access
    55
  - Cross-Connect Terminal Requirements
    56
  - Equipment Layout Plan
    57
    
    General Layout Guidelines
    57
    
    Equipment Layout Plan for Wall Mounting
    58
  - Card Slot Assignments
    60
- Chapter 4 - Regulatory and Other Information
  
  68
  - Fiber Optic Cable Interface Products
    68
  - Notice for United States Installations
    68
    
    Importance of Ringer Equivalence Number
    69
    
    Hearing Aid Compatibility
    69
  - Notice for Canadian Installations
    70
  - Repair Facilities
    71
    
    Canada
    71
    
    United States
    71
  - U.S.A. and Canada Network Connections
    72
    
    North American Numbering Plan
    72
    
    Equal Access
    72
    
    FCC Compliance: Registered Equipment for Direct Inward
    73
    
    Dial (DID) Calls
    73
  - Radio and TV Interference
    75
    
    Information for Canada
    75
- Chapter 5 - Safety Instructions
  
  76
- Chapter 6 - Bracing Cabinets against Earthquakes
  
  80
  - General Information
    80
  - Bracing System Cabinets
    81
- Chapter 7- Preparing for Installation
  
  90
  - Tools Checklist
    90
  - Readiness Checklist
    91
- Chapter 8 - Installing a New System
  
  92
  - General Information
    92
  - Installing the System
    92
- Chapter 9 - Mounting the Cabinets
  
  98
  - General Information
    98
  - Earthquake Bracing
    98
  - Mounting the Cabinet on a Wall
    98
    
    Items Required
    98
- Chapter 10 - Installing the System Ground
  
  104
  - General Information
    104
    
    Cabinets Powered by the same Service Panel
    105
    
    Cabinets Powered by Different Service Panels
    105
  - Grounding Instructions for Cabinets
    105
- Chapter 11 - Installing the Power Supply
  
  108
  - General Information
    108
  - Power Supplies
    108
    
    Switch Settings
    108
    
    AC Power Supply Installation
    111
- Chapter 12 - Adding an Expansion Cabinet
  
  114
  - General Information
    114
    
    Cabinet Configurations
    114
    
    Fiber Optic Equipment
    114
    
    Grounding
    115
    
    Power
    115
- Chapter 13 - Installing the Circuit Cards
  
  126
  - General Information
    126
  - Circuit Cards
    131
    
    NTMW01 Small System Controller (SSC) Card
    131
    
    NTMW02 Meridian Mail CPU
    134
    
    Ntmw04 Dti/Pri
    134
    
    Ntmw05 24Dlc
    134
    
    Ntmw06 16Mlc
    135
    
    Ntmw07 4Ut/4Mlc
    135
    
    NTMW44 4-Port Universal Trunk Card
    136
    
    Ntmw50Aa
    137
- Chapter 14 - Installing and Connecting the Cross-Connect Terminal
  
  140
  - General Information
    140
  - Terminal Block Requirements
    141
  - Installing the Cross-Connect Terminal
    141
  - Connecting the Cables
    143
- Chapter 15 - Installing and Connecting SDI and Ethernet Ports
  
  144
  - General Information
    144
  - Modem Setup Requirements
    145
  - Installing and Connecting SDI Ports
    147
    
    Ntmw01 Ssc
    147
    
    NTMW10 Fiber Receiver Card
    149
  - Terminal Setup
    150
  - Installing and Connecting an Ethernet Cable
    154
- Chapter 16 - Starting up and Testing the System
  
  158
  - General Information
    158
  - Overview of Software Components
    158
    
    Software Daughterboard
    158
    
    Software Delivery (PCMCIA) Card
    158
    
    Software Installation Program
    159
  - Start-Up Procedures
    164
    
    Installing the Software
    168
- Chapter 17 - Connecting the Telephones and Attendant Console
  
  176
  - General Information
    176
  - Cross-Connecting Telephones
    178
    
    Connecting On-Premise Telephones
    178
    
    Connecting Off-Premise Telephones
    182
    
    Connecting an Attendant Console
    183
  - Activating Telephones
    191
    
    Activating Default Models
    192
    
    Activating Customized Models
    195
- Chapter 18 - Connecting the Trunks
  
  198
  - General Information
    198
  - Power Failure Transfer
    198
  - Connecting Trunks
    199
    
    NTMW07 Trunk/Line Card
    201
  - Activating Trunks
    205
    
    Activating a Default Model Trunk
    205
    
    Activating a Selected Model Trunk
    207
- Chapter 19 - Connecting an External Alarm
  
  210
  - General Information
    210
  - Alarm Port Assigned in Software
    210
- Chapter 20 - Meridian Mail Compact Option Installation and Maintenance
  
  212
  - General Information
    212
  - Installing the Meridian Mail Compact Option Hardware
    215
    
    Precautions
    215
    
    Installing the RSM Assembly Module (NTMW50AA)
    215
    
    Installing the Hard Drive
    216
    
    Installing the Daughterboards
    218
    
    Installing the Meridian Mail Compact Option CPU (68K) Card
    219
  - Installing Hospitality Voice System Hardware
    221
    
    Installing the SDI Cable
    222
    
    Installing the RSM Assembly Module
    222
    
    Installing Hospitality Peripherals
    222
  - Using the RSM Assembly Module
    223
  - Meridian Mail Compact Option and the Option 11C Compact
    226
  - Enabling and Disabling the Console and AML Data Ports
    227
  - Stopping Meridian Mail Compact Option
    228
  - Resetting Meridian Mail Compact Option
    229
  - Installing the External Tape Drive and Printer
    230
    
    Installing the Tape Drive
    230
    
    Installing a Printer
    236
  - Keycodes
    239
    
    Keycode Composition
    239
    
    What Is a Keycode Used for
    240
    
    How the Keycode Works with the System
    240
    
    Defining the System with Keycodes
    240
    
    What to Do if Your Keycode Is Rejected
    241
    
    Understanding the Keycode Label
    242
  - Mail Software Installation
    244
    
    What to Do before You Begin
    244
    
    Performing a Software Installation
    244
    
    Defining Mail in the Customer Data Block - Overlay 15
    266
  - Meridian Mail Compact Option Upgrade
    270
    
    What to Do before You Begin
    270
    
    Performing a Comprehensive Upgrade
    270
  - Backing up the System
    293
    
    Scheduling Backups
    294
  - Restoring the System
    295
  - The Tools Menu
    296
  - Troubleshooting and Maintenance
    299
    
    Troubleshooting
    299
    
    Maintaining the External Tape Drive
    314
  - References
    318
- Chapter 21 - Installing Hospitality
  
  320
- Chapter 22 - Upgrading Software
  
  324
  - An Overview
    324
    
    Introduction
    324
  - Software Upgrade to a New Release or Issue
    324
    
    How to Upgrade Software on an Existing Option 11C Compact
    325
    
    How to Revert to the Previous Release of Software
    334
  - Feature Set and ISM Parameters Upgrade
    338
    
    Introduction
    338
    
    How to Upgrade Feature Set and ISM Parameters
    338
  - Restoring a Backed up Database
    347
    
    Introduction
    347
    
    How to Restore a Backed up Database
    347
  - Archiving and Removing Databases
    356
    
    Introduction
    356
    
    How to Use Archive Feature
    356
  - Installing an Archived Database
    362
    
    Introduction
    362
    
    How to Install an Archived Database
    362
  - Reviewing and Clearing Upgrade Information
    367
    
    Introduction
    367
    
    How to Review and Clear Upgrade Information
    367
  - Using the Flash Boot ROM Utility
    372
    
    Introduction
    372
    
    How to Use the Flash Boot ROM Utility
    372
  - Installation Summary
    379
    
    Introduction
    379
    
    How to Use the Installation Summary Utility
    379
- Chapter 23 - Pre-Programmed Data
  
  382
  - Introduction
    382
  - Passwords and Codes
    383
  - Default Numbering Plan
    384
    
    First Digits
    384
    
    Key Directory Numbers Numbers
    385
    
    Directory Numbers (DN) Assigned to Card Slots
    386
  - Flexible Feature Codes
    390
  - SDI Ports
    391
  - Telephone Tones
    392
  - Trunks
    393
    
    Trunk Routes
    393
    
    Trunk Models
    394
  - Telephones
    398
    
    Telephone Models
    398

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Planning And Installation Manual (612 pages)

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone | Size: 14.83 MB

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Manual (540 pages)

System installation procedures

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 4.72 MB

Table of Contents

5
List of Tables

25
- Introduction
  
  39
  - About this Document
    39
    
    References
    39
  - Meridian 1 Equipment
    41
  - Equipment Handling Precautions
    42
    
    Unloading Equipment
    42
    
    Power Equipment
    43
    
    Circuit Cards
    44
    
    Static Discharge Points
    44
    
    Data Disks
    45
    
    Disk Position
    45
  - Cable Routing Guidelines
    46
    
    Cable Routing Troughs-Front View of Module
    47
- Initial Meridian 1 Installation
  
  49
- Preparing Equipment for Installation
  
  53
- Placing the Fourth Module on a Column
  
  61
  - Figure 12
    64
- Positioning and Leveling Equipment
  
  65
- Installing Overhead Cable Tray Kits
  
  71
- Installing AC Power
  
  73
- Installing DC Power
  
  83
- Planning and Designating the Modular Distribution Frame (MDF)
  
  105
  - Order Codes for BIX Designation Strips
    106
    
    BIX Installation and Designation
    107
    
    Figure 37
    110
    
    Figure
    111
    
    Backplane Cable Expansion
    112
    
    Krone Cross Connect System (UK)
    112
- Installing Pftus
  
  121
  - Installation Procedure
    124
  - MDF Cross-Connections for PFTU Operations
    124
  - Table 4
    124
  - Connecting Trunks and Telephones
    126
  - Installing QUA6 Pftus (UK Installations)
    127
- Configuring the System Monitor
  
  129
- Connecting a System Terminal (or Modem)
  
  143
- Cabling Common Equipment
  
  171
  - System Option 61C
    172
    
    CNI Configuration
    173
    
    Cable Installation Guidelines
    173
    
    Cable Installation Procedures
    175
  - System Option 81
    180
    
    CNI Configuration
    180
    
    Cable Installation Guidelines
    182
    
    Typical CNI Configuration (Option 81)
    182
    
    Table 14
    182
    
    Cable Installation Procedures
    185
    
    CNI Backplane Connector Positions-NTND14 Cables
    185
    
    Table 15
    185
  - CNI to 3PE Connections-NTND14 Cables
    191
  - IGS to Intergroup Cable Assignment-Use NT8D76 Cables
    192
  - Table 17
    192
  - System Option 81C
    196
    
    CNI Configuration
    197
    
    (Option 81)
    197
    
    Cable Installation Guidelines
    198
    
    Typical CNI Configuration (Option 81C)
    198
    
    Table
    198
    
    Cable Installation Procedures
    201
    
    CNI Backplane Connector Positions-NTND14 Cables
    201
  - CNI to 3PE NTND14 Cable Connections for Core/Net 1
    207
  - CNI to 3PE NTND14 Cable Connections for Core/Net 0
    208
  - IGS to Intergroup Cable Assignment-Use NT8D76 Cables
    209
- Cabling Network Loops
  
  215
  - NT8D04 Superloop Network Card
    216
  - Table 23
    224
  - NT8D04 Network Loop Configurations
    224
    
    QPC414 Network Card
    225
    
    QPC414 Network Card Connected to an NT5K11 EEPE Module
    232
- Cabling Lines and Trunks
  
  241
  - NT8D11 Cable Connections
    242
  - NT8D37 Cable Connections
    243
  - I/O Panel Connections
    245
  - Connecting Lines and Trunks
    250
  - Table 34
    258
  - Table 34
    259
  - Table 35
    260
  - Table 35
    261
- Powering up the System and Initial Loading
  
  337
- Performing Acceptance Tests
  
  343
  - Module Power Supply Test
    343
  - Blower Unit and Thermal Sensor Test
    345
  - Sysload Test
    347
  - System Terminal and System Monitor Test
    349
  - PFTU Test
    350
  - Disk Drive Unit Test
    350
- Installing Earthquake Bracing
  
  353
  - Installing Seismic Bracing
    354
    
    Selecting the Kit
    354
    
    Drilling the Floor
    357
    
    Installing Anchor Plates
    358
    
    Installing Rods
    360
    
    Positioning and Leveling the System
    362
  - Installing Non-Seismic Bracing
    366
    
    Selecting the Kit
    366
    
    Non-Seismic Anchor Kit Installation Instructions
    367
- Configuring Remote Peripheral Equipment
  
  369
  - Installing RPE
    372
  - Figure
    374
  - Table 102
    381
  - Table 103
    382
    
    RPE Option Switch Settings
    387
    
    Table 109
    393
  - Performing Acceptance Tests
    394
    
    Testing Equipment
    394
    
    Testing Transmission Quality
    395
    
    Locating Span Line Faults
    396
- Adding a Module to a Column
  
  399
  - Adding a Module to the Base of a Column
    400
  - Adding a Module between Two Other Modules
    405
  - Adding a Module to the Top of a Column
    410
  - Installing an NT6D82 Power System
    421
  - Installing a QBL12 Distribution Box
    422
  - Table
    424
  - Installing a QBL15 Power System
    426
  - Table
    435
  - Installing a QCA13 Power Plant
    440
  - Installing Safety Ground/Protective Earth and Logic Return Wiring
    441
  - Connecting the PDU
    448
  - Connecting the NT8D22 System Monitor
    458
  - Table 106
    459
  - Table 107
    460
  - Table 108
    461
  - Table 111
    478
  - I/O Panel Connections
    480
  - Connecting Lines and Trunks
    481
  - Backplane Cable Expansion
    502
    
    NT8D11 CE/PE Modules
    502
    
    Figure
    504
  - Table
    504
    
    NT8D37 IPE Modules
    505
    
    Figure
    506
  - Table
    506
  - Figure 172
    507
  - System Grounding and Interconnection to Meridian 1
    509
  - Power Feed Distribution
    513
  - Recommended Signal Connections to
    513
  - Meridian 1 System Monitor
    513
    
    Alarm Signal
    513
    
    Trip Signal
    513
  - Recommended Features on Customer Supplied Power Equipment
    514
    
    Current and Voltage Meters
    514
    
    Visual and Audible Alarms
    514
    
    Batteries
    515
    
    UPS or Auxiliary Generator
    515
- Index
  
  525

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Administration And Maintenance (507 pages)

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone | Size: 4.37 MB

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Maintenance Manual (504 pages)

Application Module and Intelligent Peripheral Equipment Module Meridian Link Release 5C/CCR Release 3C Diagnostic and Maintenance Guide

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 1.14 MB

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Installation And Commissioning Manual (458 pages)

Nortel Networks Communication Server Large System Installation and Commissioning

Brand: Nortel | Category: Server | Size: 4.6 MB

Table of Contents

3
- Contents
  
  3
  - Table of Contents
    3
  - Cabling Guidelines
    6
- Contents
  
  6
  - Features
    11
- New in this Release
  
  11
  - Other
    11
- List of Procedures
  
  13
- How to Get Help
  
  19
  - Getting Help from a Specialist by Using an Express Routing Code
    20
  - Getting Help through a Nortel Distributor or Reseller
    20
- Finding the Latest Updates
  
  21
- On the Nortel Web Site
  
  21
  - Subject
    23
- System Information
  
  23
  - Applicable Systems
    24
  - Intended Audience
    25
  - Conventions
    26
  - NTP Feedback
    26
  - Related Information
    27
  - Contents
    31
- Introduction
  
  31
  - Overview
    31
  - Summary of Procedures
    33
  - Contents
    37
- Preparing for Installation
  
  37
  - Requirements
    37
  - System Equipment - Uems
    38
    
    Card Cage
    42
  - System Options
    45
    
    Signaling Server
    52
  - Cable Routing Guidelines
    54
  - Equipment Handling Precautions
    58
    
    Handling Circuit Cards
    59
    
    Denan Regulatory Notice for Japan
    61
  - Preparing the Equipment for Installation
    62
  - Contents
    65
  - Overview
    65
- Placing the Fourth Module on a Column
  
  65
  - Contents
    71
- Positioning and Leveling Equipment
  
  71
  - Positioning and Leveling the Equipment
    71
  - AC-Powered Systems
    77
  - Contents
    77
- Installing AC Power
  
  77
- Installing Overhead Cable Tray Kits
  
  89
  - Contents
    93
  - DC-Powered Systems
    93
- Installing DC Power
  
  93
  - Candeo DC Power Systems
    94
    
    Large Candeo Modules
    97
    
    Small Candeo Modules
    101
    
    Installation Reference Guide
    106
    
    Configuration Reference Guide
    108
    
    Cabling and Connecting the Grounding Leads
    110
    
    Connecting the Power Plant Frame Ground (or Safety Ground) Leads
    111
    
    Four-Feed Pdu
    117
    
    Installing the Four-Feed Pdu
    123
    
    Installing Safety Ground/Protective Earth Wiring
    123
    
    Connecting Power from the Power Plant to the Pdu
    125
    
    Connecting Uk Power to the Four-Feed Pdu
    129
    
    System Monitor Connections
    130
  - About Terminations
    133
  - Contents
    133
  - Installation and Designation
    133
- Planning and Designating a Main Distribution Frame
  
  133
  - Installing the BIX Cross-Connect Terminal
    134
    
    Miscellaneous Equipment
    135
  - Terminal Block Requirements
    134
  - Installing the Krone Cross-Connect System (UK)
    138
  - December 2007
    142
    
    Safety Warning
    143
    
    Digital Telephones
    143
  - Contents
    145
- Installing Power Failure Transfer Units
  
  145
  - PFTU Configurations
    145
  - Installing a PFTU
    148
  - Connecting Trunks and Telephones
    149
  - Installing QUA6 Pftus
    150
- Configuring the System Monitor
  
  151
  - Contents
    151
  - System Monitor Cabling
    151
  - Configuring the System Monitor
    153
  - Cabling the System Monitor
    157
  - Alarm Interfacing to Candeo
    165
  - Configuring the Alarm Ports
    168
  - Customizing Alarms
    169
  - About the System Terminal
    171
- Connecting a System Terminal or Modem
  
  171
  - Contents
    171
  - Connecting a Terminal
    173
  - Connecting a Terminal to a COM Port
    174
  - COM1 and COM2 Ports
    175
  - SDI and COM1 Ports
    177
  - Connecting a Modem
    178
  - Configuring a Modem
    180
  - Connecting a Modem to an SDI Port
    181
  - Connecting a Modem to Switch Box, COM2 Ports, SDI Ports
    183
- Single Group System
  
  187
  - Contents
    187
  - Cabling Guidelines
    187
  - Core/Net Module
    189
  - Cabling the Core Side
    193
  - Cabling the I/O Panel
    195
  - Cabling the Network Side
    197
  - Configuring and Cabling the Clock Controllers
    198
  - Network Group 0: Shelf 0 to Shelf 1
    199
    
    Connecting the 3PE Faceplates in the Core/Net Modules
    199
  - Inspecting CNI to 3PE Factory Installed Cables
    200
    
    Connecting the Core/Net Backplanes
    202
    
    Optioning the System Utility Card
    203
  - Connecting Core Modules to a LAN
    204

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Replacement Manual (364 pages)

Hardware replacement

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone | Size: 2.39 MB

December
3
Table of Contents
5
Standard 16.00 April
10
References
11
Content List
13
Reference List
13
Access through the System Terminal
14
Access through the Maintenance Telephone
15
Content List
19
Precautions
19
- Power Equipment
  19
- Circuit Cards
  20
- Data Disks
  21
Options 51C, 61C,And 81C Cable Guidelines
22
Content List
25
Reference List
29
Removing Module Covers and Pedestal Grills
29
- Module Covers
  29
- Pedestal Grills
  31
- Removing UK Air Exhaust/Intake Grills
  31
A0321130 Fan Unit
33
A0378252 Battery Pack Assembly
36
- NTAG26 Extended Multi-Frequency Receiver
  38
NT5K09 Quad Digitone Receiver
40
NT5K10 Dual Loop Peripheral Buffer Card
41
NT5K1106 Enhanced Peripheral Equipment Card Cage
43
Extended Multi - Frequency NT5K21AA Compelled Sender/Receiver Card
47
NT1P61 Fibre Superloop Network Card
49
NT1P62 Fibre Peripheral Controller Card
51
NT5D10 68060 Call Processor (CP) Card
53
NT5D12AA Dual DTI/PRI (DDP)
62
- Removing the DDP Card
  62
- Installing the DDP Card
  64
Nt5D20 Iop/Cmdu
65
Replacing the NT6D63 IOP and the NT6D64 CMDU with the NT5D20 IOP/CMDU
74
- Iop/Cmdu
  74
NT5D30AA Dual Intergroup Switch (DIGS) Card
84
NT6D3903 Cpu/Network Module Card Cage
87
NT6D40, NT6D41, NT6D42, Power Supply DC
92
NT5D61 Input/Output Disk Unit with CD-ROM (IODU/C)
93
NT6D52 Rectifier -48 V/30 a
112
NT5D2103 Core/Network Card Cage
116
Core/Network Card Cage
116
NT6D6003 Core Bus Terminator Card
129
NT6D63 I/O Processor Card
130

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Description, Installation And Operation (264 pages)

Internet Telephony Gateway (ITG) Line 1.0/IP Telecommuter

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone System | Size: 1.99 MB

Install the IP Line Cards in the Meridian
1
- Enable the IP Line Cards Via Overlay 32 on Meridian
  1
Table of Contents
5
About this Document

13
Description

15
- Parts of the IP Telecommuter System
  15
  - Terminals
    15
  - IP Line Card Gateways
    16
  - IP Line Card Gatekeepers
    16
  - Meridian 1
    16
  - Mat
    16
- IP Telecommuter Multi-Zone Architecture
  22
- Applicable Systems
  24
- System Requirements
  24
- List of IP Telecommuter Components
  25
- IP Line Card Functional Description
  28
  - Card Roles
    28
  - Gatekeeper Role
    28
  - IP Address Distribution
    31
  - Administration and Management
    31
  - Operational Measurements (OM)
    31
  - Non-Standard Messaging
    32
  - Password Changing and Authentication
    33
  - Basic Call Setup
    33
- IP Line Card Physical Description
  34
  - Interfaces
    34
  - Physical Assembly
    34
- Oa&M
  39
- EMC Compliance
  43
  - Rules for EMC Compliance
    43
- ITG I/O Cabling for EMC Compliance
  43
IP Telecommuter Engineering Guidelines

44

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Manual (236 pages)

Telephone and attendant console installation

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone | Size: 1.88 MB

Table of Contents
3
- Figure 13
  6
- Inside Wiring Colors
  11
About this Document

13
- Apparatus Designations
  14
Wiring Installation

15
Attendant Consoles

23
Telephones

51
- Packing and Unpacking
  51
- Installation and Removal
  51
- SL-1 Telephone Faceplate
  53
- M2000 Digital Telephone Connections
  55
  - M2000 Trouble-Locating Procedures
    56
- Meridian Modular Telephone Connections
  59
- Figure 17
  59
- Meridian Modular Telephone Cross-Connections
  60
- M2317 Digital Telephone Cross-Connections
  64
  - Figure 19
    64
  - M2317 Telephone Self-Test
    65
  - M2317 Telephone Key/Lcd Indicator Self-Tests
    66
  - Table 9
    66
  - M2317 Trouble-Locating Procedures
    67
- M3000 Touchphone Cross-Connections
  71
  - M3000 Trouble Locating
    72
  - Figure 20
    72
  - M3000 Trouble-Locating Procedures
    73
  - Table 12
    78
  - Frequency Ranges
    78
  - M3900 Series Meridian Digital Telephone
    79
- Designating Telephones
  80
- Connecting Telephones
  82
- SL-1 and M1109 Telephone Connections
  82
- Figure 21
  82
- Cross-Connecting Telephones
  85
- NE-500/2500-Type Telephone Cross-Connections for PE Modules
  86
- Figure 22
  86
- Table 15
  87
- Table 16
  88
- Table 17
  89
- SL-1 Telephone Cross-Connections
  91
- Figure 23
  91
- Meridian Modular Telephone Cross-Connections
  92
- Figure 24
  92

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Upgrade Manual (286 pages)

81C IGS to CS 1000M MG CP PII FNF Upgrade

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 2.86 MB

Revision History
3
Table of Contents
5
Finding the Latest Updates

9
On the Nortel Web Site

9
How to Get Help

11
System Information

13
- Subject
  13
- Applicable Systems
  14
- Intended Audience
  16
- Conventions
  16
- NTP Feedback
  16
- Related Information
  17
Preparing and Planning for the Upgrade

21
Contents

21
- Introduction
  22
- Planning
  23
- Upgrade Checklists
  24
- Preparing
  24
- Identifying the Proper Procedure
  25
- Connect a Terminal
  25
- Printing Site Data
  26
- Performing a Template Audit
  29
- Backing up the Database (Data Dump and ABKO)
  30
- Identifying Two Unique IP Addresses
  34
- Checking Requirements for CNI to 3PE Cables (NTND14)
  34
Performing the Upgrade

35
- Contents
  35
- Introduction
  35
- Reviewing Upgrade Requirements
  39
- Upgrading Core 1
  46
- Upgrading Core 0
  109
- Making the System Redundant
  166
- Completing the CP PII Upgrade
  167
Installing a Signaling Server

175
- Contents
  175
- Introduction
  176
- Readiness Checklist
  177
- Installing the CP PM Signaling Server Hardware
  179
- Connections
  203
- Installing the Signaling Server Software
  213
- Installing the Software
  214
- First Boot of a New Nortel CP PM Signaling Server
  240
- Unpacking Help Files for Virtual Terminal Emulator
  259
- Logging in to the Signaling Server
  259
- Verifying a Successful Configuration
  261
- Testing the Leader Signaling Server
  261

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Hardware Replacement Manual (252 pages)

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone System | Size: 3.02 MB

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Manual (206 pages)

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 1.13 MB

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Implementation Manual (210 pages)

Meridian Integrated Conference Bridge

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 2.95 MB

Revision History
5
Table of Contents
7
About this Document

9
- Related Information
  12
Product Description

15
- Purpose
  15
- MICB Description
  15
- Hardware Overview
  19
- MICB Operation
  24
Engineering Guidelines

31
- Purpose
  31
- System Requirements
  31
- System Compatibility
  33
- Automatic Call Distribution Resource Allocation
  33
- LAN Configuration
  35
Installation and Configuration

41
Browser User Interface

77
- Purpose
  77
- Overview
  77
- Scheduling BUI
  83
- Chairperson Operations
  93
- Administration BUI
  98
Telephone User Interface

127
- Purpose
  127
- Overview
  127
- TUI Operation During an Active Conference
  128
- TUI Services
  138
Maintenance

143
- Maintenance Overview
  143
- Purpose
  143
- Diagnostic Tools
  145
- CLI Command Summary
  149
- MICB Fault Isolation and Correction
  152
- Error Message Handling
  154
- Backup and Restore Procedures
  158
Reports

165
- Overview
  165
- Purpose
  165
- Short Connection Report
  167
- Meetings Log Report
  168
- Overbooking Report
  170
- Billing Report
  172
- Maintenance (Error) Report
  179

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Manual (130 pages)

Background Terminal Facility

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 0.84 MB

Table of Contents
2
List of Tables

8
General Information

11
Using the Background Terminal

19
- System Options
  19
- Individual Feature Options
  20
- Accessing the Background Terminal
  21
- Commands
  21
- Directory Number Expansion
  22
- User Modifications
  22
- Configure Port and Identification Codes
  22
  - Print Port
    23
- Configure Terminals
  23
- Set Command to Restrict or Allow Access to Features Examples
  26
- Define Options for the Set Command
  27
  - Operating Parameters
    28
- Print System Settings
  29
  - Operating Parameters
    30
- System Options Printout Example
  30
- Print Terminal Setting
  31
- Print at Other Terminals
  32
- Background Terminal Displays
  32
- Printing at Another Terminal Command Examples
  32
  - Display Format
    33
- Display Format (Maid ID, Multi-Language Wake Up, & VIP Wake Up)
  34
- Display Values (Part 1 of 2)
  35
- Display Format Parameters (Part 1 of 2)
  37
- Automatic Daily Routines
  43
- Generating Automatic Daily Routines
  44
  - Full Automatic List
    45
- Traffic Data
  45
- Traffic Printout Format (Part 1 of 2)
  46
- Display Option
  48
- Call Number Information Messages
  50
  - Operating Parameters
    51
Automatic Wake up

53
- Guest Entry of Auto Wake up (GEWU)
  54
- Multi-Language Wake up (MLWU)
  54
- VIP Automatic Wake up
  54
- Set Wake-Up Call Times
  55
  - Operating Parameters
    55
- Using the Set Command for Automatic Wake up
  56
- Set Time for a Secondary Wake-Up Announcement
  57
- Set Language Identifiers for Wake-Up Announcements
  58
- Example of the Set Command for the Language Option
  58
- Table 13
  58
- Find Wake-Up Call Times
  59
  - Operating Parameters
    60
- Examples of the Find Command for Automatic Wake up
  60
- Table 14
  60
- Print Wake-Up Call Times
  61
  - Operating Parameters
    61
- Print Wake-Up Call Map
  62
  - Operating Parameters
    62
- Examples of the Print Command for Automatic Wake up
  62
- Table 15
  62
- Wake up Call Map Example
  63
- Table 16
  63

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Configuration Manual (144 pages)

Brand: Nortel | Category: Server | Size: 2.46 MB

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Description, Installation, And Maintenance (178 pages)

Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone System | Size: 1.21 MB

Table of Contents
5
About this Document

7
Product Description

9
- System Overview
  9
- System Description
  10
- Engineering Guidelines
  31
Installation and Configuration

41
Remote IPE Acceptance Testing

111
- Acceptance Testing Overview
  111
- Checking the System
  112
- Setting up Test Conditions
  113
- Performing Acceptance Testing
  113
Remote IPE Maintenance

121
- Maintenance Overview
  121
- Diagnostic Tools
  122
- Remote IPE Fault Isolation and Correction
  136
- Replacing Remote IPE Equipment
  154
Appendix: Peripheral Controller HEX Codes and Cable Connection Diagrams

161
- Peripheral Controller Hexadecimal Codes
  162
- Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface Units Connection Diagrams
  163
Index

169

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Description (106 pages)

Description and Specifications

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone | Size: 0.86 MB

Revision History
3
Table of Contents
5
Preface

9
- Other Documentation
  9
M2000 Series Meridian Digital Telephones

11
- Content List
  11
  - Reference List
    12
- Functional Description
  12
  - General Features
    13
  - M2216ACD Headset Interface
    19
  - Physical Characteristics
    20
  - Software Requirements
    24
  - Modular Options
    24
  - Display Module
    25
  - Program Key
    26
  - External Alerter Interface
    26
  - Key Expansion Module
    26
  - Brandline Insert
    27
  - M2006/M2008/M2008HF/M2216ACD/M2616 Telephones
    27
- M2000 Series Meridian Digital Telephone Relocation
  29
- Specifications
  30
- Handsets
  38
- Ordering Information
  39
M2317 Telephone

41
- Content List
  41
  - Reference List
    41
- Functional Description
  42
  - General Features
    42
  - Physical Characteristics
    43
  - Firmware Features
    52
  - Software Requirements
    52
- Specifications
  54
  - Safety Considerations
    54
  - Environmental Considerations
    54
  - Dimensions and Weight
    55
  - Line Engineering
    55
  - Power Requirements
    55
- Ordering Information
  58
M2616CT (Cordless Telephone)

59
- Content List
  59
  - Reference List
    60
- Functional Description
  60
- Physical Characteristics
  60
  - General Features
    62
  - Firmware Features
    66
  - System Software
    66
  - Modular Options
    66
  - Call Center
    67
  - System Administration
    67
  - M2616CT (Cordless Telephone) Battery
    67
  - Handset Registration to Base Unit
    67
  - Wall Mounting the M2616CT
    67
- Specifications
  67
  - Safety Considerations
    67
  - Power Requirements
    68
- Standard 9.00 April
  68
  - Environmental Considerations
    69
  - Line Engineering
    71
  - Ordering Information
    71

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Manual (140 pages)

Telephone and Attendant Console Installation

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone System | Size: 1.29 MB

Table of Contents

5
- About this Document
  
  7
- Wiring Installation
  
  9
  - Contents
    9
  - Wiring for Telephones and Attendant Consoles
    9
  - Install Wiring
    11
  - Normal Operating Ranges
    12
- Attendant Console
  
  13
  - Contents
    13
  - Reference List
    13
  - Introduction
    13
  - Packing and Unpacking
    13
  - Installation and Removal
    14
  - Designating Attendant Consoles
    18
  - Cross-Connecting Attendant Consoles
    22
Telephones

31

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 User Manual (98 pages)

Meridian Integrated Conference Bridge

Brand: Nortel | Category: Software | Size: 1.37 MB

User Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Overview

5
Browser User Interface (BUI) Options for Administrators

7
- Overview
  8
- About the MICB Dashboard
  9
- Title Frame
  10
- Accessing the BUI
  11
- Changing the Administrator Password
  14
- Installing MICB Using the Installation Wizard
  15
- Configuring General Settings
  22
- Configuring a Confirmation E-Mail
  25
- Customizing Greetings
  28
- Customizing Images
  31
- Configuring Users
  33
  - Editing a User
    35
  - Adding a User
    36
  - Searching for a User
    37
- Configuring Call-Out Groups
  40
  - Viewing Group Details
    42
  - Editing a Member
    46
  - Adding a Group
    47
- Configuring Permanent Conferences
  48
- Upgrading the Number of Ports
  52
- Upgrading the Firmware Version
  53
- Backing up Data
  54
- Generating Reports
  56
- Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
  57
Browser User Interface (BUI) Options for Non-Administrators

59
Telephone User Interface (TUI)

85

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 General Maintenance Information (74 pages)

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone System | Size: 0.64 MB

Table of Contents

5
- About this Document
  7
- Precautions
  9
- Communicating with the System
  15
- Routine Maintenance
  25
Hardware Maintenance Tools

27
- Circuit Card Features
  28
  - Card Test
    28
  - Enable/Disable Switch
    29
  - Led
    29
  - Maintenance Display Code
    31
- Reference List
  28
- CPU Controls
  35
  - Initialize Button
    35
  - Normal/Maintenance Switch
    35
  - Reload Button
    37
- System Alarms
  39
  - Major Alarms
    39
  - Minor Alarms
    40
  - Remote Alarms
    40
- System Monitor Indicators
  41
  - NT8D22 System Monitor
    41
  - Line Transfer
    43
  - Main Power Loss
    45
  - Module Power Supply Failure
    45
  - Temperature Alarms
    46
Software Maintenance Tools

49
- Reference List
  49
- Diagnostic Programs
  50
  - Error Monitor
    50
  - Initialize Program
    50
  - Midnight and Background Routines
    51
  - Overlay Loader
    53
  - Overload Monitor
    53
  - Resident Trunk Diagnostic
    53
  - System Loader
    53
- Options 51C, 61C, 81, and 81C Features
  54
- The History File Feature
  56
- Interactive Diagnostics
  57
  - The Enhanced Maintenance Feature
    57
  - Manual Continuity Tests
    58
- User Reports
  61
- Technical Assistance Service
  63

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Installation Manual (62 pages)

DECT Messaging

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 0.76 MB

Understanding Dect Messaging

7
- Revision History
  3
- About this Guide
  5
- Table of Contents
  7
- Introduction
  7
- Architecture
  8
  - Messaging Server
    8
  - SNPP Interface
    9
  - TAP Interface
    10
  - Web Application
    10
  - External Applications
    10
- Protocols and External Interfaces
  10
  - LAN Access Protocols
    11
  - Protocols for External Paging Systems
    11
  - DECT Messaging Web Architecture
    11
  - DECT Messaging System Architecture
    11
  - Handsets
    12
  - DECT Messaging Dongle
    12
Installing the Dect Messaging Software

13
Using the Dect Messaging System

23
- Setting up the DECT Messaging User Interface
  24
- Messages
  25
- Receiving Messages on a Handset
  26
  - Incoming Message Priority
    26
  - Storing Messages
    29
  - How to Read a Message
    30
  - How to Delete a Message
    30
- Sending Messages
  31
- Message Handling
  37
  - Acknowledgement Message Description
    37
  - TAP Protocol
    38
  - SNPP Protocol
    38
Configuring the Software

41
- Configuring the DECT Messaging System
  41
- Changing Web Interface Security
  50
- Post Installation Testing
  50
- Recommended Modem Settings
  50
- Subscribe the Handsets to the System Cards
  51
  - Options 51C - 81C
    51
  - Option 11C
    53
  - Option 11C Mini
    54
  - Succession CSE 1000 Release 1.1
    55

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Manual (88 pages)

Data features, operations and tests

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Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 User Manual (40 pages)

Panasonic Telephone User Manual

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Table of Contents
3
Introduction

5
- What Is ACD
  5
- M2216Acd-1
  6
- M2216Acd-2
  7
Learning to Use Your Phone

8
- In-Calls Key
  8
- Release
  8
- Hold
  8
- Display Key
  8
- Volume Control
  8
- Display
  9
- Program Key
  9
- Function Keys
  9
- Message Waiting Lamp
  9
- Headsets
  10
Agent Log in and Log out

11
- Log in with Agent ID
  11
- Log in Without Agent ID
  11
- Log out
  11
Log in and Log out with MQA

12
Agent Features

16
- Activity Code
  16
- ACD Calls
  16
- Call Forcing (Auto Answer)
  17
- Call Forward
  17
- Calls Waiting Indicator
  18
- Display Queue Status
  19
- Emergency
  20
- Headset Interface
  20
- Hold
  21
- Make Busy
  21
- Non-ACD Calls
  22
- Not Ready
  22
- Supervisor
  23
- Walkaway and Return
  24
ACD Supervisor Features

25
- Agent Keys
  25
- Answer Agent
  25
- Answer Emergency
  26
- Call Agent
  26
- Display Agent Status
  27
- Headset Talk/Listen
  27
- Hold Non-ACD Call
  28
- Interflow
  28
- Night Service
  29
- Observe
  29
- Recordings and Music
  30

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Manual (62 pages)

Remote Peripheral Equipment

Brand: Nortel | Category: Conference System | Size: 0.49 MB

Table of Contents
5
Description

7
Equipment Configuration

9
- Reference List
  9
- Carrier System
  9
- Carrier Shelf
  9
- Circuit Cards
  11
- Emergency Transfer
  11
Equipment Description

15
- Reference List
  15
- Cabinets
  15
- Carrier Shelves
  15
- PE Shelves
  17
- QPC62 1.5 Mbaud Converter Card
  17
- QPC63 Local Carrier Buffer Card
  18
- QPC65 Remote Peripheral Switch Card
  19
- QPC66 2 Mbaud Converter Card
  19
- QPC67 Carrier Maintenance Card
  20
- QPC85, QPC190, and QPC355 5/12 V Converter Cards
  20
- QPC99 Carrier Interface Card
  21
- Cables
  22
- QBL14 Power Distribution Box
  22
Assembly and Installation

23
- Reference List
  23
Carrier Interface

35
- Land-Based Carrier
  35
- General Engineering Considerations
  35
- Carrier Specifications
  36
- In-House RPE
  39
- Microwave Radio
  41
Connections

43
- Reference List
  43
Testing

51
- Reference List
  51
- Transmission Quality Test
  52
- Span Line Fault Locating
  54
Index

57

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Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Manual (48 pages)

European Digital Telephones

Brand: Nortel | Category: IP Phone | Size: 0.37 MB

Table of Contents
5
Preface

7
- Other Documentation
  7
Meridian Digital Telephones

9
- Functional Description
  9
- Terminal Options
  21
  - External Alerter Interface
    22
  - Brandline Insert
    22
  - Key Expansion Module
    22
  - Meridian Communications Adapter (MCA)
    22
- Installation
  22
  - Configuration and Installation
    22
- Specifications
  35
  - Environmental and Safety Considerations
    35
  - Line Engineering
    36
  - Local Alerting Tones
    36
  - Power Requirements
    37
Glossary

43
Index

45

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Table of Contents
3
About this Document

5
NT5K93 Central Office Trunk Circuit Card

6
- Functional Description
  6
- Physical Description
  7
- Technical Description
  11
- Trunk Types Description
  13
- Features Description
  16
E&M Tie Trunk Circuit Card

17
- Functional Description
  17
- Physical Description
  18
- Technical Description
  23
- Trunk Types Description
  25
- Features Description
  30
Direct Dial Inward Trunk Card

32
- Functional Description
  32
- Physical Description
  33
- Technical Description
  36
- Direct Dial Inward Description
  37
- Features Description
  40

Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Operation Manual (26 pages)

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Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Release Note (4 pages)

Incorrect on/off labels for S1 and S2 switches

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Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Manuals

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Isdn Product Overview

Connection Parameters

1.5/2.0 Mbps Gateway

B-Channel Overload Control

Table of Contents

Section 1

General Information

SL-1 A, M, S, and MS System Upgrades

SL-1 L, LE, and N System Upgrades

SL-1 ST and STE System Upgrades

SL-1 RT System Upgrades

SL-1 NT System Upgrades

SL-1 XT System Upgrade

Meridian 1 Option 21 Upgrades

Table of Contents

1 Getting Started

2 Understanding and Planning Your Scripts

3 Scripting Rules and Conventions

4 Working with Script Variables

5 Creating and Administering Scripts

Section A: Creating and Editing Scripts

Section B: Importing and Exporting Scripts

Section C: Administering Scripts

Table of Contents

Section 1

Chapter 1 - Overview of the Option 11C Compact

Chapter 2 - Equipment Identification

Chapter 3 - System and Site Requirements

Chapter 4 - Regulatory and Other Information

Chapter 5 - Safety Instructions

Chapter 6 - Bracing Cabinets against Earthquakes

Chapter 7- Preparing for Installation

Chapter 8 - Installing a New System

Chapter 9 - Mounting the Cabinets

Chapter 10 - Installing the System Ground

Chapter 11 - Installing the Power Supply

Chapter 12 - Adding an Expansion Cabinet

Chapter 13 - Installing the Circuit Cards

Chapter 14 - Installing and Connecting the Cross-Connect Terminal

Chapter 15 - Installing and Connecting SDI and Ethernet Ports

Chapter 16 - Starting up and Testing the System

Chapter 17 - Connecting the Telephones and Attendant Console

Chapter 18 - Connecting the Trunks

Chapter 19 - Connecting an External Alarm

Chapter 20 - Meridian Mail Compact Option Installation and Maintenance

Chapter 21 - Installing Hospitality

Chapter 22 - Upgrading Software

Chapter 23 - Pre-Programmed Data

Table of Contents

About this Guide

Chapter 1 - Introducing the Option 11C Mini

Chapter 2 - Identifying the Option 11C Mini Equipment

Chapter 3 - System and Site Requirements

Chapter 4 - Creating an Equipment Layout Plan and a Card Slot Assignment Plan

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

List of Tables

Introduction

Initial Meridian 1 Installation

Preparing Equipment for Installation

Placing the Fourth Module on a Column

Positioning and Leveling Equipment

Installing Overhead Cable Tray Kits

Installing AC Power

Installing DC Power

Planning and Designating the Modular Distribution Frame (MDF)

Installing Pftus

Configuring the System Monitor

Connecting a System Terminal (or Modem)

Cabling Common Equipment

Cabling Network Loops

Cabling Lines and Trunks

Powering up the System and Initial Loading

Performing Acceptance Tests

Installing Earthquake Bracing

Configuring Remote Peripheral Equipment

Adding a Module to a Column