Cisco Systems Active Voice Repartee Unity R2 4 Installation Guide

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Software settings
During Unity Setup, do the following procedure when the NMS 
Country Selection dialog box appears. 
To enter AG 2000 settings during Unity Setup
aSelect a country.
bClick “OK” to continue. 
cWhen the NMS Configurator dialog box appears, click “OK” 
to close it. 
dReturn to the procedure that you were doing when the NMS 
Country Selection dialog box appeared. 
						

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MicroSystems 
AG-T1 
voice board

	


I/O address DIP switch
T1 trunk interfaceSide view
Pin 1: R – Receive from network
Pin 2: T – Receive from network
Pin 3: No connection
Pin 4: R1 – Transmit to network
Pin 5: T1 – Transmit to network
Pin 6: No connection
Pin 7: Optional shield (not used)
Pin 8: Optional shield (not used)
Voice board 
backplate Connection pinouts
The AG-T1 uses an RJ-48C connector.
LED status
indicators
T1 trunk
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Hardware settings
Do the following procedure as you install voice boards.
To set the I/O address DIP switch
Use these settings as you install the AG-T1 voice boards accord-
ing to the Natural MicroSystems documentation.
Set the I/O address DIP switch on each board as shown 
below.
Software settings
During Unity Setup, do the following procedure when the NMS 
Configurator dialog box appears. 
To enter AG-T1 settings during Unity Setup
aSelect a country.
bChange the value of “ISA Interrupt” to “5.”
cClick “Add board.” The Configure Board dialog box appears.
dType a name for the board in the “Board name” box (for 
example, Board 1).
eIn the Board Type list, click “AG T1.”
fIn the TAPI Lines list, click “24.”
Continued Board DIP switch settings I/O address
First board82C0
Second boardA2A0
Third boardC2C0
Fourth boardE2C0
123456
On
Off
123456
On
Off
123456
On
Off
123456
On
Off 
						

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Continued
voice board
gThe value you specify in the Protocol list depends on the 
type of phone system you are connecting the Unity server to.
hIn the ISA section, in the Address list, click the I/O address 
that matches the DIP switch setting for this board. For a list 
of settings, see “To set the I/O address DIP switch,” on 
page 155.
iClick “OK” to close the Configure Board dialog box. The NMS 
Configurator dialog box reappears. 
jTo add more boards, repeat steps c throughi for each 
board.
kClick “OK” to close the NMS Configurator dialog box. 
lReturn to the procedure that you were doing when the NMS 
Configurator dialog box appeared.
Phone system Protocol list value
Mitel SX-2000 Digital/Analog Wink-Start
NEC NEAX 2400 Digital Loop-Start (OPS-FX) 
						

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Natural 
MicroSystems 
AG Dual T1 
voice board
Continued
Side view
Pin 1: R – Receive from network
Pin 2: T – Receive from network
Pin 3: No connection
Pin 4: R1 – Transmit to network
Pin 5: T1 – Transmit to network
Pin 6: No connection
Pin 7: Optional shield (not used)
Pin 8: Optional shield (not used)
Voice board 
backplate Connection pinouts
The AG-T1 uses RJ-48C connectors.
LED status
indicators
T1 trunk
interface
H.100 bus connector 
						

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MicroSystems AG 
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Dual T1 voice boardHardware settingsNone.
Software settings
During Unity Setup, do the following procedure when the NMS 
Configurator dialog box appears. 
To enter AG Dual T1 settings during Unity setup
aSelect a country.
bSelect the first board in the list.
cClick “Configure board.” The Configure Board dialog box 
appears.
dIn the Board Type list, confirm that the value is “AG Dual 
T1.”
eIn the TAPI Lines list, confirm that the value is “48.”
fThe value you specify in the Protocol list depends on the 
type of phone system you are connecting the Unity server to.
gOn the Windows NT Start menu, click Programs > 
Command Prompt.
Or on the Windows 2000 Start menu, click Programs > 
Accessories > Command Prompt.
hAt the command prompt, type
\\bin\blocate
and press ENTER. Values for bus, slot, and interrupt 
appear.
iMake note of the values for bus and for slot.
jType 
Exit and press ENTER to close the command prompt 
window.
kVerify the values for bus and slot.
Phone system Protocol list value
Mitel SX-2000 Digital/Analog Wink-Start
NEC NEAX 2400 Digital Loop-Start (OPS-FX) 
						

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lClick “OK” to close the Configure Board dialog box. The NMS 
Configurator dialog box reappears.
mIf more than one AG Dual T1 board is installed, select the 
next board in the list of boards, and repeat steps c 
throughl for each board.
nIf the Unity server also contains AG-T1 boards, do the proce-
dure “To enter AG-T1 settings during Unity Setup,” on 
page 155. 
Otherwise, click “OK” to close the NMS Configurator dialog 
box, and return to the procedure that you were doing when 
the NMS Configurator dialog box appeared. 
						

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Technologies 
Group 
VoiceBridge 
2000 
feature-set 
board
Side view To p  v i e w
SC bus connector
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Use the Voice Technologies Group VoiceBridge 2000 feature-set 
board with the Dialogic D/160SC voice board to provide fea-
ture-set integration on Mitel SX-200 and SX-2000 phone sys-
tems.
All of the D/160SC and VoiceBridge 2000 boards that you are 
installing must be in the same box because they all must be con-
nected with an SC bus cable. If there are not enough slots in the 
Unity server, then you must put all of the boards into an expan-
sion chassis.
Hardware settings
The IRQ for VoiceBridge 2000 boards is 5 on all Unity turnkey 
systems except the Dell 2400. On the Dell 2400, the IRQ for 
VoiceBridge 2000 boards is 10.
The base addresses for VoiceBridge 2000 boards on turnkey 
systems are 220, 224, 228, 22C, 230, and 234.
Software settings
At the end of the Unity Setup program, do the following proce-
dure when the VoiceBridge Configuration Manager window 
appears. 
To enter VoiceBridge 2000 settings during Unity Setup
aIf the Unity server or an expansion chassis contains more 
than one VoiceBridge 2000 board, add boards to the Voice-
Bridge Configuration Manager window. On the VoiceBridge 
Configuration Manager menu, click Action > Add until the 
window lists as many VoiceBridge 2000 boards as are 
installed. 
bClick the first board in the list.
cOn the VoiceBridge 2000 Configuration menu, click Action > 
Configure. 
dClick the Board tab. 
eFind the serial number of the board on the “Voice board 
worksheet,” on page 68. Type the serial number of the board 
in the “Serial identifier” box. Then type the base address of 
the board in the “Base address” box.
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board
fClick the Bus Settings tab.
gIf this is board number 1, click “Master.” 
If this is any other board, click “Slave.”
hTo accept the settings for the board, click “OK.” 
iIf more than one VoiceBridge board is installed, click the 
next board in the list of installed VoiceBridge 2000 boards, 
and repeat steps c throughh.
jTo save the configuration, click “Save” on the File menu.
kOn the VoiceBridge 2000 Configuration menu, click 
Service > Start to start the VoiceBridge 2000 service.
lAfter the service starts, an Info dialog box appears with the 
message “VoiceBridge 2000 service started OK.” Click “OK.”
mTo exit the VoiceBridge Configuration Manager, click “Exit” 
on the File menu.
nIn the Windows toolbar, click “Dialogic D/SC Configuration” 
to display the Dialogic D/SC Configuration window.
oDo the procedure “To enter Dialogic settings during Unity 
Setup,” on page 131.