Lucent Technologies 8.2 20, Figure 56. Typical Messaging Server Interface Connections

DEFINITY ECS Release 8.2
Administrator’s Guide
555-233-506 Issue 1 April 2000
Features and technical reference
1428Messaging Server Interface
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Figure 56. Typical Messaging Server Interface Connections
Related topics
Refer to ‘‘Audible Message Waiting’’ on page 1152 for information about letting
users know they have messages.
Refer to ‘‘Recorded Telephone Dictation Access’’ on page 1466 for information
about accessing dictation equipment.
PC
DCP
TN754
LINE CP
DIGITAL
TN754
LINE CP
DIGITAL
ADU
RS232C
DCP
TN726
MESSAGE
SERVER
LINE CP
DIGITAL MPDM
MODEM
DCP
T/R
TN742
TN754
SERIES
VOICE TERMINAL
3B2/310
EQUIPPED
WITH
DATA LINE
CP
ANALOG
7400D
MPDM
3B2/400
3B2/600
SYSTEM V,
R3.0
MTDM
LADS LADS
AGENTS WORKSTATIONS*
1
64
ASSIGN LINKS
USING PROCESSOR
INTERFACE DATA
MODULE AND
INTERFACE LINKS
FORMS
LINE CP
USER
VOICE
TERMINALS
IMPLEMENTATION INSTRUCTIONS
SEE PC/PBX CONNECTIONS FOR ASSOCIATED
SWITCH
RS232C
‡
RS449 †
OR
UNIX
T
D
M
B
U
S
SWITCH
PROCESSING
ELEMENT
PROCESSOR CHANNEL
0 63
INTERFACE
LINK 1
INTERFACE
LINK 8
AND 3B2MS
SERVER
SOFTWARE
FOR DISTANCES GREATER THAN 5000 FEET,
USE LADS AND MTDM CONNECTION.
* PC EQUIPPED WITH 3B2 MS STATION SOFTWARE.
† SCI LINK CONNECTIVITY (CONTROL PATH)
‡ EIA CONNECTIVITY (DATA PATHS)
ASSIGN INTERFACE
USING PROCESSOR
CHANNEL
ASSIGNMENTS
FORM