Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Installation And Service Manual

							Dual El Offline ConfigurationPage 1 of 4VoiceMemo Release 6.OA and later
Though typically a factory-installed standard feature, the El digital trunk connectivity
feature may be retrofitted to a system in the field.Use this procedure if you are adding a
Dual El Digital Trunk Interface card to a Series 6 server that you already have.
This procedure gives you the instructions for configuring the feature software to support
a El digital trunk. El trunk configuration is done offline using the Resource Manager.
In this procedure you set the:
lModule number in which the El card resides.
lI/O port address of the card.
lTrunk number (0 and 
l), framing format (CEPT4 or CRC), and coding (HDB3 or AMI).
Note:Though you find digital signaling options for E & M, loop starts DID, and ground
start trunks, the 
VoiceMemo application allows only CCS (that is, SS7) for El--trunk connectivity.Please refer to the 
S.57 Integration Manual for more
information.
Step
1.Reach the offline Resource Configuration Menu
2.Add a resource card.
Select:(A) Add resource card
PVO~V: Available slots are: x x x 9 x 11 x x x
Input your choice:
Response: The card number according to the Model of the Series 6 server. Model
640 server cards occupy slots 9 and 11. Model 
120s server cards occupy
slots 6 and 8. Model 1201 server cards occupy slot 6. Model 70 server
cards occupy slot type 3.
3.At the Add Board to Database Menu, add the digital trunk interface card.
Select:(B) DUAL El
Prompt:Input your choice, ? for help-(A/B/C/D/E/F/X/?):
Response: The card number according to the Model of the Series 6 server. Model
640 server cards occupy slots 9 and 11. Model 
120s server cards occupy
slots 6 and 8. Model 1201 server cards occupy slot 6. Model 70 server
cards occupy slot type 3.
The confirmation 
messageBoard [DUAL El] is added to slot x,
where 
“x” is the slot number you added in step 1 above.
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Step
4.Exit back to the Resource Configuration Menu when done.
5.At the Resource Configuration Menu, identify the logical number of the module.
This number is either 
1, 2, 3 or 4.
Select:(M) set Module number
P~-ompt: Input Module #:
Response: 1, 2, 3, or 4.
6.At the Resource Configuration Menu, configure the Dual El Digital Trunk
Interface card.*.
Select:(C) Card Configuration
Prompt: Occupied slots are:. .SlotCard---- ----
---- ----
xxDUAL El
Input your choice:Response: The card number according to the Model of the Series 6 server. Model
640 server cards occupy slots 9 and 11. Model 
120s server cards occupy
slots 6 and 8. Model 1201 server cards occupy slot 6. Model 70 server
cards occupy slot type 3.
7.From the Configuration Menu for Board [DUAL El] in AT slot x (where x is the
slot number entered in step 
6), reach Change IO Port Address Menu to configure
the IO port address for the card.
8.At the Change IO Port Address Menu, select the input/output address for which the
card is configured. The possible allowable addresses are 
Ox300h (the default address
for card 0) and 
Ox23OOh for card I.
9.Exit to the Configuration Menu for Board [DUAL El] in AT slot x Menu when you
are done.
10. From the Configuration Menu for Board [DUAL El] in AT slot x (where x is the
slot number entered in step 
4), reach the Configuration Menu for El/El Carrier at
trunk 0 to configure the digital trunk.
11. At the Configuration Menu for El/El Carrier at trunk 0, set the logical number of
the trunk. Trunk configuration consists of setting the trunk number, framing, and
coding.
Select:(T) set Trunk number
Pvompt: Input your choice, ? for help
(T/F/C/D/?):
Response: 0 or 112. From the Configuration Menu for 
El/El Carrier at trunk 0, reach the Configure
Frame Format for Board [DUAL El] in AT slot x Trunk 0 Menu.
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Step13. At the Configure Frame Format for [DUAL El] in AT slot x Trunk y (where “y” is
the trunk number you entered in step 1 I), select the framing format you want for
the trunk. You can set the trunk for CEPT framing or for CRC framing.
Because you have not yet set the trunk coding format, the default HDB3 coding
appears in the confirmation.
Also, because CCS is the only signaling 
tyPe available
for El trunk connectivity, CCS appears in the confirmation as the selected signaling
tYPe-
14. Exit back to the Configuration Menu for El /El Carrier at trunk 0 when you are
done.
515. From the Configuration Menu for El/El Carrier at trunk 0, reach the Configure
Frame Coding for Board [DUAL El] in AT slot x Trunk y Menu.
-.
16. At the Configure Frame Coding for Board [DUAL El] in AT slot x Trunk y Menu,
select the trunk coding format you want. The coding 
tyPe can be either HDB3
(recommended) or 
AMI.17. From the Configuration Menu for Board [DUAL El] in AT slot x (where x is the
slot number entered in step 
4), reach the Select Trunk Type Menu.
18. At the Select Trunk Type Menu, set the type of signaling for ‘Common Channel
Signaling.”19. When you are done, exit to the Configuration Menu for Board [DUAL El] in AT
slot x.
Note:To be operational, the El Digital Trunk Connectivity feature requires
the installation of the SS7 Integration.
You can only select the CCS option for digital trunks.If you select any other
option, you see the error message “Can not set xxxx trunk type to Digital Trunk.”
Select:(4) Common Channel Signaling
Prompt:Input your choice, ? for help
(0/1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/X/?):
Response: 4After you select the signaling type, the configuration display shown in Figure 1.
20. At the Configuration Menu for Board [DUAL El] in AT slot x, display the current
trunk configuration to review the signaling that you have configured for each 
KMchannel. Figure 1 shows a typical trunk configuration list.
2 I. Exit back to the Resource Configuration Menu when you are satisfied with your
trunk signaling 
configuration.
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El/El Carrier configuration:
Trunk: 0Configuration: CEPT CRC, HDB3, CCS
Trunk: 1Configuration: CEPT CRC, HDB3, CCS
----------Trunk Type for each channel:
Chnl:000102030405 06 0708091011121314Type: CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS
Chnl:151617181920 21 2223242526272829Type: CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS
Chnl:303132333435 36 3738394041424344Type: CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS
Chnl:454647484950 51 5253545556575859Type: CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS CCS*.Figure 1Typical Trunk Configuration list
22. From the Resource Configuration Menu, reach the Digital Clock Reference
Configuration Menu.
23. From the Digital Clock Reference Configuration Menu, select the clock reference
for the digital trunks. Your options include a reference derived from the network
RxD signal, and the default clock reference (trunk 0).
24. Exit when you are done.
25. If you have completed your digital trunk connectivity feature configuration, activate
the configuration.
If you have not completed configuring digital trunk connectivity,
go to the appropriate procedure.
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							Change the Digital Trunk Connectivity ClockReference
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In addition to the clock reference selection in the offline digital trunk configuration, the
clock reference can be changed through the Digital Connectivity Maintenance Menu.
Step
1.Reach the Digital Connectivity Status/Maintenance Menu.
2.Change the module clock reference.
Select:(C) Change module clock reference
Prompt: Module Holding digital board(s):Response: The number of the module in which the affected digital trunk interface
card is installed.
Prompt: Module clock reference: (I,O-3)8,Response: I for internal or the number 0, 
1,2, or 3 which corresponds to the trunk
to which you want the clock reference derived.. .
3.Monitor all trunks to verify that the clock reference has changed to the reference
you selected in step 2.
Select:(A) Monitor all trunks
l+-omp~ Module holding digital board(s):
Response: The number of the module.The system presents the following statistics display:
DIGITAL CARRIER STATUS DISPLAY: Tue Aug
1 
12:28:03 1995
TRUNK 
NO:0CUR STATE:IN-SYNC CONFIG:CEPT, HDB3, CCS CLK REF: TRUNK0
Error Counters 
-Error Sec.: 0000
OOF:11:10:23 08/01/95 Fail Sec.: 00000004 Slip:0000 AIS:0000
Bit Err:0000 Lcl. Ah:0000 RemAlm:OOOO4.Check the CLK REF to ensure that it is the clock reference you chose. If it is not,
repeat Step 2 to reselect the clock reference.
aIf the trunk reference does not change,
refer to the Centigram Series GDiqnostics Manual for troubleshooting information.
5.After you have selected the system clock reference you want, exit to the Main Menu.
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							CP 3153Monitor Digital Trunk StatisticsPage 1 of 2
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The ability to monitor digital trunks gives statistical data on trunk operation as it affects
voice messaging. This data is valuable for network management and for Series 6 server
maintenance.The trunk monitor display gives performance statistics totals for the period current the
most recent second as indicated by the time and date stamp on the display. The display
The trunk information presented and the statistics collected include:
I
lCurrent state of the trunk (in-sync, out-of-sync, and so forth)
lTrunk configuration (framing, line code, and signaling)
lSource of the system clock referencel 
Errored seconds (ES) is dynamic, updated every second by the server. As required for your data collection
task, you can reset the counters before you begin monitoring trunk statistics. This
feature can be useful for verifying trunk operation after reconfiguring a trunk or
replacing a digital trunk interface card.
Stepl Out-of-frame conditions (OOF)
l Frame slips
l 
AISl Failed seconds (FS)
l Bit errors
l Local alarm totals
l Remote alarm totals
1.Reach the Digital Connectivity Status/Maintenance Menu.
2.Monitor a selected digital trunk.
Select:(B) Monitor a single trunk
Prompp Host holding digital board(s) :Response: The number of the module.
f’rompc Reset counters (Y/N):
Response: As required, Y
Prompt: Trunk number:
Response:The number of the trunk of interest.
The system presents the following statistics display:
DIGITAL CARRIER STATUS DISPLAY: Tue 
Aug1 12:28:03 1995
TRUNK 
NO:0CUR STATE:IN-SYNC CONFIG:CEPT, HDB3, CCS CLK REF: TRUNK0
Error Counters 
-Error Sec.: 0000OOP :0004 Slip:0000 AIS:000011:10:23 08/01/95 Fail Sec.: 0000Bit Err:0000 Lcl.Al.m:OOOO Rem Alm:OOOO
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StepReference
3.Press Q to return to the Digital Connectivity Status/ Maintenance Menu.
4. Monitor all digital trunks.
Select:(A) Monitor all trunks.
Prompt Host holding digital board(s):
Response:The number of the module.
Prompt: Reset counters (Y/N):
Response: As required, Y
The system presents the information shown in Step 2.
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							cl? 3154Put Digital Trunk Out of Service
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Digital trunks can be placed into and out-of-service 
(00s) for maintenance purposes.
When a trunk is placed OOS, the digital trunk interface card automatically sends an 
AISto the far end to indicate the 
00s state of the trunk.
SteDReference
1.Reach the Digital Connectivity Status/Maintenance Menu.
2.Place a trunk out-of-service.
Select:(D) Place trunk out-of-service
Prompt.- Module holding digital board(s) :
Response:The number of the module.
prompt: Trunk number:.
Response:The number of the trunk of interest.
3.
Monitor a selected digital trunk to verify that the trunk is 
00s.
Se Lect:(B) Monitor a single trunk
Prompt: Module holding digital board(sResponse: The number of the module.
Prompt: Reset counters (Y/N):
Response: type N
prompt: Trunk number:
Response: The number of the trunk selected in step 2.
The system presents the following statistics display:
‘) :
DIGITAL CARRIER STATUS DISPLAY: Tue Aug
1 
12:28:03 1995
TRUNK 
NO:0CUR STATE:OOS COIWIG:CEPT, HDB3, CCS CLK REP: TRUNK0Error Counters 
-Error Sec.: 0000OOF :0004 Slip:0000 AIS:000011:10:23 08/01/95 Fail Sec.: 0000Bit Err:0000 Lcl. Alm:OOOO Rem AIJu:OOOO4.Check the CUR STATE of the trunk to ensure that it is out-of-service. If it is not,
repeat Step 2 to set it out-of-service.
If the trunk status does not change, refer to the
Centigram Series 
G Server Diagnostics Manual for troubleshooting information.
5.After you have changed the status of the selected trunk to out-of-service, exit to the
Main Menu.
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Digital trunks can be placed into and out-of-service 
(00s) for maintenance purposes.
When a trunk is placed OOS, the 
digital trunk interface card automatically turns off the
1.Reach the Digital Connectivity Status/Maintenance Menu.
2.Place a trunk into service.
Select:(E) Place trunk out-of-service
Prompt: Host holding digital board(s):
Response:The number of the module.
Prompt:Trunk number:I
Response:The number of the trunk of interest.
.3.Monitor a selected digital trunk to verify that the trunk is in service.
Select:(B) Monitor a single trunk
Prompt Host holding digital board(s):
Response: The number of the module.
AIS to the far end to indicate the 065 state of the trunk and restores traffic.
Step
Prompt: Reset counters (Y/N) :
Response: type N
Prompt: Trunk number:
Response: The number of the trunk selected in step 2.
The system presents the following statistics display:
DIGITAL CARRIER STATUS DISPLAY: Tue Aug1 
12:28:03 1995
TRUNK 
NO:0CUR STATE:IN-SYNC CONFIG:CEPT, HDB3, CCS CLK REF: TRUNK0
Error Counters 
-Error Sec.: 0000
OOF:0004 Slip:0000 AIS:000011:10:23 08/01/95 Fail Sec.: 0000Bit Err:0000 Lcl.Alm:OOOO Rem Alm:OOOO4.Check the CUR STATE of the trunk to ensure that it is in service. If it is not, repeat
Step 2 to set it in service.If the trunk status does not change, refer to the Centigram
Series G Communications Server Diagnostics Manual for troubleshooting information.
5.After you have changed the status of the selected trunk to out-of-service, exit to the
Main Menu.
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Physical Resource Configuration Menu
(A) Add resource card
Add Board to Database Menu
(A) Dual 
Tl
(B) AG (24/30)
(C) AG 8
CD) A?-‘I
(E) CGRM 2
(F) DUAL El
(G) MTP Processing
(H) Analog FAX
(I) M-VIP FAX (2/4/8)
(X) exit
(C) Card configuration
Configuration Menu for Board [ 
] in AT slot xx
(A) IO Port Address change
Select IO Port Address Menu
(A) 0x300
(B) 0x2300
(T) set Trunk signalling type
Select Trunk Type Menu(0) 
Analog-E&M(1) 
Analog-E&M Type 1A(2) 
Analog_Loopstart(3) Analog-DID
(4) 
AnalogGroundstart(5) Digital-E&M
(6) Digital-Loopstart
(7) Digital-DID
(8) Digital-Groundstart
(9) Digital-CommonChannel
(N) None (digital support)
(X) eXit
(C) Configure Tl/El carrier
Configuration menu for 
Tl/El Carrier at trunk x
(T) set Trunk number
(F) configure Framing format
Configure Frame Format for Board [ 
] in AT
slot xx Trunk x Menu(A) 
D3/D4 framing
(B) ESF framing
(C) CEPT framing
(D) CRC framing
(X) exit