Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Instructions Manual

Configurating MESA-Net Async Hardware and Links 
on configuritig these parameters, refer to CP 5712 in the procedural part of this 
chapter. 
Baud Rate 
MESA-Net software transmits and receives data at 300 to 57600 baud on each link. 
Total throughput per system varies by Series 6 server model. For highest 
throughput, use the Serial 16132 Card in the Centigram server. 
High baud rates minimize transmission costs, but public switched networks may not 
be able to support high speed transmissions. The...

Configurating MESA-Net Async Hardware and Links 
The send ftil count and receive fail count are reset to zero each time an error-free 
block of data is transmitted. The default: limit for send fail count and receive fail 
count is 7. This means that if there are 7 consecutive errors on a single block of data, 
the line is too “dirty” for successful communication. The node then executes the 
disconnect actions of the hardware type associated with the link, which breaks the 
connection. 
The number of...

Configurating MESA-Net Async Hardware and Links 
send Timeout 
A sending node expects a confirmation message back from a receiving node every 
time it sends a packet of data. The sending system does not wait for confirmation of 
receipt of one packet before sending another packet (which would be too inefficient), 
but it does expect confirmation messages to be sent in a timely manner. The resend 
timer tracks the time between confirmation messages. 
The resend timer is started immediately after the first...

Configurating MESA-Net Async Hardware and Links 
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hanging the Answer or riginate link Assignment 
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Configurating MESA-Net Async Hardware and Links 
can configure both links as answer links. Since MESA-Net operates in full-duplex 
mode, as other nodes call in, outgoing messages are sent to that node during the 
same call. 
Parameters 
Once you have created a link, you can modify any of the parameters by using the 
Modify Link Menu while the system is processing calls. The changes you make take 
effect when the next call is made. For step-by-step instructions on modifying a link, 
see CP 5714 in the...

Configurating MESA-Net Async Hardware and Links 
For step-by-step instructions on inquiring about a link, see Cl? 5716 in the 
procedural part of this chapter. 
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