Lucent Technologies 6.1 manual Application Ports TTRs Telephones, Conversant, Merlin MAIL1

MERLIN LEGENDCommunications System Release 6.1					Issue 1
System Planning 555-661-112					August 1998
2 Control Unit Configuration
Numbering the System					Page 2-31
	Table 2–8. Application Ports
	Application	Ports	TTRs	Telephones
	MERLIN LEGEND Mail	2	1	NA
		4	1
		6	2
	Messaging 2000	4	2	2
		6	3	1
		8	4	0
		12	5	0
		16	6	0
	Intuity AUDIX	4	2	2
		6	3	1
		8	4	0
		10	5	0
		12	6	0
	Enhanced Service Center (ESC)	12	8	0
		16	8	0
	CONVERSANT	(see Note 3)
	MERLIN MAIL1	2	1	3	+ 1 for the modem
		4	2	2	+ 1 for the modem
	Lucent Technologies Attendant*	1	1	6	+ 1 for programming
		2	1	5	+ 1 for programming
		3	2	4	+ 1 for programming
		4	2	3	+ 1 for programming
	AUDIX Voice Power*	2	1	6
		4	2	4
		6	3	2
		8	4	0

1. No longer orderable.

NOTES:

1.Older versions of the 012 T/R module, (apparatus codes 517C13–517F13) if one or more applications are used, only four tip/ring devices may be assigned to the module where the application is assigned, regardless of how many jacks are open.

2.The applications in Table 2–8 do not work properly with 012 T/R modules manufactured for older MERLIN II systems. These applications must be connected to 016 T/R modules or 012 T/R modules with code 517C13 or higher labeled on the top of the module. Modules with code 517A13 or 517B13 can be used to connect single-line telephones only. They do not provide the disconnect signal required by answering machines and applications. Do not use the 008 OPT module for applications such as Enhanced Service Center, Messaging 2000, or Intuity AUDIX.

3.When planning for CONVERSANT, refer to the documentation provided with the application and contact the SDSC (1 888 297-4700 and follow the prompts to reach the CONVERSANT split) for information on TTRs and ports.