Lucent Technologies DEFINITY Enterprise Communication Server Release 8.2 Installation For Adjuncts And Peripherals Manual

							DEFINITY ECS Release 8.2
Installation for Adjuncts and Peripherals  555-233-116  Issue 1
April 2000
Paging and Announcement Equipment 
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Figure 55. Connections for PagePac 20 With Zone-Mate
PagePac 20/100/300
The 20/100/300 Pag ePac  pag ing  system c an b e wall-mounted . The unit p rovid es 
three outp ut wattages: 20, 100 and  300. See Fig ure 56
. If the PagePac  20/100/
300 amp lic enter is used  alone, it req uire a 909A/B universal c oup ler, and  a wiring  
b loc k must b e loc ally eng ineered . 1. Pag ePac  D20 c ontroller (with zone 
exp ansion unit)
2. B25A 25-p air c ab le to auxiliary trunk c irc uit 
pack
3. 103A or modular wall jac k
4. Part of main d istrib ution frame
5. Station sid e (yellow field )
6. System sid e
7. Tip  (g reen)8. Ring  
(red)
9. S wire
10. S1 wire
11. SZ and SZ1 (not used on station side)
12. 110P7A patch cord or jumpers
13. SZ wire
14. SZ1 wire
15. 4-p air mod ular cord 
						

							DEFINITY ECS Release 8.2
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Figure 56. Connections for PagePac 20/100/300 System
ESPA Radio Paging
Fi g u re  5 7 shows typ ic al c onnec tions to Europ ean Stand ard  Paging  Ac c ess 
(ESPA) eq uip ment. Connec t the LINE jac k on the Passag eWay interfac e to a 
d ig ital line 4-wire DCP c irc uit pac k via the MDF. 1. Pag ePac  20/100/300 system
2. 25-p air c ab le to auxiliary trunk c irc uit p ac k 
(T, R, S, S1, Sz, SZ1)
3. 909A/B universal c oup ler
4. Part of main d istrib ution frame
5. Power sup p ly for universal c oup ler6. To SZ1 on TN763/D c onnec tor
7. CBS1/C1 and CBS2/C2
8. Tip and  ring  wires
9. Pag e in c onnec tions
10. Music /p ag e c onnec tion
11. Sig nal g round  c onnec tion
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Figure 57. Typical ESPA Radio Paging Connections1. DCP telep hone 
2. 4-pair modular cord
3. PassageWay interface
4. 4-pair modular cord
5. 103A or mod ular wall jac k6. To d ig ital line c irc uit p ac k RS-
232 c onnec tor
7. ESPA radio p aging  eq uip ment
8. Pag ing  loud sp eakers
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							Multimedia Communications Products: MMCX, MMCH, ESM 
173 MASI for MMCX 
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DEFINITY ECS Release 8.2
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Multimedia Communications 
Products: MMCX, MMCH, ESM
This c hapter p rovid es information on c onnec ting  the following  eq uip ment to 
DEFINITY:
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MASI for MMCX
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Wid eband  end points
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Multimed ia c all hand ling  (MMCH)
MASI for MMCX
The multimed ia ap p lic ation server interfac e (MASI) enables the DEFINITY ECS to 
p rovid e c alling  features to the MultiMed ia Communic ations eXc hang e (MMCX). 
The MMCX server c onnec ts to the DEFINITY ECS throug h a D8W c ab le. See 
Tab le 26
 for pin assignments and Fi g u re  5 8 for p in loc ations.
Table 26. D8W cable Modular Pin Assignments
Pin Signal Pin Signal
1 Rec eive ring 5 Transmit Tip
2 Rec eive tip 7 No c onnec tion
3 No c onnec tion 7 No c onnec tion
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							DEFINITY ECS Release 8.2
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Figure 58. Modular Jack Pin Assignment
You c an c onnec t the MMCX server to the DEFINITY ECS b y either of two 
method s: d irec tly or via the main d istribution frame.
Direction Connection
The fig ure b elow illustrates the direc t method, whic h c onnec ts a DEFINITY ECS 
DS1 interfac e c irc uit p ac k to a c ustomer-sup plied  d ig ital line PC b oard  in the 
MMCX, via a D8W c ab le.
Figure 59. MMCX Connected Directly to DEFINITY ECS
Main Distribution Frame Connection
Fi g u re  6 0 illustrates the main d istrib ution frame method  whic h c onnec ts a 
DEFINITY ECS DS1 interfac e c irc uit p ac k, with a 25-p air c ab le to the MDF, to the 
c ustomer-sup plied  d ig ital line PC board  in the MMCX, via throug h a D8W c ab le. 1. DEFINITY ECS
2. TN464F DS1 interfac e c irc uit p ac k
3. 357A ad ap ter4. D8W 4-p air mod ular c ord
5. MMCX server
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Figure 60. MMCX Connected to DEFINITY ECS via the MDF
Wideband Endpoints
Wid eband  end points inc lud e vid eo eq uipment or b rid g es/routers for LANs. Use 
the running  list that ac c omp anies the system to make c ab le c onnec tions.
Nonsignaling Configuration
A nonsignaling  c onnec tion to a wid eband  end p oint may c onnec t to a c hannel 
servic e unit (CSU). If not using  a CSU, the d istanc e b etween the system and  the 
end p oint is limited  to a few hund red  feet. See Fig ure 61
. The maximum d istanc e 
d ep end s on the typ e of c ab le and  type of end p oint. 1 . D EFI N I TY EC S
2. DS1 interfac e c irc uit pac k
3. 25-p air c ab le
4. Main distrib ution frame5. Pub lic  telep hone network
6. 103A or mod ular wall jac k
7. D8W 4-p air mod ular c ord
8. MMCX server
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Figure 61. Typical Nonsignaling Wideband Configuration
If using  a CSU, the d istanc e b etween c onnec tions may b e up  to 1300 ft 
(397.2 m). The maximum d istanc e to the end point d ep end s on the type of c ab le 
and  the sp ec ific ations of the endp oint.
Signaling Configuration
A sig naling  c onnec tion from the system to a wideb and  end p oint p asses throug h 
a b and wid th c ontroller. The d istanc e b etween the system and  the b and wid th 
controller depends on the type of c able and controller. Fi g u re  6 2
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c onnec tions with and without a CSU. 1. Wid eband  end p oint (wire p er manufac turer)
2. Modular c ord
3. 103A or mod ular wall jac k
4. Channel servic e unit (CSU)
5. H600-307 c ab le to DTE c onnec tor on CSU6. DS1/E1 c irc uit p ac k 
7. Main d istrib ution frame (MDF)
8. Distanc e limit d ep end s on c ab le and  
end point typ e. 
9. A25D 25-p air c ab le (male-to-male)
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Figure 62. Typical Signaling Wideband Configuration
The b and wid th c ontroller c onnec ts d irec tly to the wid eb and end p oint. The 
c ontroller typ ic ally installs near the end p oint where they d irec tly c onnec t (usually 
within a few feet of eac h other). 
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For non-CSU installations, c ross the transmit and  rec eive lines so a 
transmit sig nal from the DS1/E1 c irc uit p ac k c onnec ts to the rec eive 
c onnec tion on the b and wid th c ontroller and  a transmit sig nal from the 
b and wid th c ontroller c onnec ts to the rec eive c onnec tion on the DS1/E1 
circuit pack.
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For CSU installations, c ross the transmit and  rec eive lines b etween the 
CSU and  the b and wid th c ontroller.
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 shows a remote p ort mod ule. In this c onfig uration, there c an b e 
c onsid erab le d istanc e between the b andwid th c ontroller and  the wideb and  
end p oint. The maximum d istanc e b etween elements d ep end s on the q uality of 
the c ab les and  on the sp ec ific ations of the wid eband  eq uip ment. 1. Wideband endpoint (wire per 
manufac turer)
2. To DS1/E1 c irc uit p ac k
3. Op tional c hannel servic e unit (CSU)
4. 103A or mod ular wall jac k
5. Part of main d istribution frame6. Bandwidth controller
7. H600-307 c ab le to DTE c onnec tor on CSU
8. Distanc e limit d epend s on c ab le typ e and  
b and wid th c ontroller type
9. A25D 25-p air c ab le (male-to-male)
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Figure 63. Typical Signaling Wideband Configuration with Remote Port Module
1. For non-CSU installations, c ross the transmit and  rec eive lines so a 
transmit sig nal from the TN464F c onnec ts to the rec eive c onnec tion on the 
b and wid th c ontroller and  a transmit sig nal from the b andwid th c ontroller 
c onnec ts to the rec eive c onnec tion on the TN464F.
2. For CSU installations, c ross the transmit and  rec eive lines b etween the 
CSU and  the b and wid th c ontroller.
Multimedia Call Handling (MMCH) 
MMCH p rovides a sing le p oint to p oint c onferenc e c all using  voic e, vid eo, and  
d ata from one endp oint to another. The c ustomer must have end p oints and  a 
p ersonal c omp uter with H.320 d esktop  vid eo installed . 1. To TN464F DS1/E1 c irc uit p ac k
2. Part of main d istribution frame (MDF)
3. H600-307 c ab le4. Band wid th c ontroller
5. Remote p ort module
6. Wid eb and  end p oint (wire p er manufac turer)
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