Local Connection to MCU

Connecting the PC to the MCU

This procedure establishes the connection between the CRCS/OpCenter PC and the data module or modem. For information about connecting the data module or modem to the MCU, see the MCU Installation and Test manual. To connect the PC using the standard serial ports to the modem or data module, follow these steps:

Local Connection to MCU

Thenfollowing hardware is required for a local MCU connection:

8400B data module (supplied)

NOTE:

7400B data module is supported from previous releases

nM25B cable (not supplied)

9-pin-to-25 pin RS232 adapter (not supplied)

MCU

8400B/7400B

PBXTo

WallMCU

Jack

Phone Line

D8W Cord

COM 1

Port 1

PC

RS232 Cable

Figure 5. Local Connection to the MCU

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6 specifications

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