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Load Overlays: LD 10 – Configure Analog Extensions. LD 11 – Configure Digital Extensions. LD 12 – Configure Operator Console. LD 13 – Configure DTR LD 14 – Configure Trunks & B – Channel LD 15 – Configure CDB LD 16 – Configure RDB LD 17 – Configure ADAN(Active Device Number D-Channel & Serial ports) LD 18 – Configure Speed Call List LD 20 – Print Of Analog, Digital & Trunks Ports. LD 21 - Print Of CDB,RDB. LD 22 – [Print Of ADAN. LD 23 – ACD Configuration. LD 32 – Status Of Card. LD 34 – Status Of TDS Loop. LD 38 – Status Of Conference Loop. LD 43 – To Save Configuration. LD 48 – Status Of ELAN, AML. LD 56 – Tone Table. LD 57 – Flexible Feature Code LD 60 – Status Of B Channel LD 73 – Loop Timers (PRI & DTI) LD 80- trac 0 XXXX LD 81 – List features LD 83 – List Extensions LD 96 – Status OF D-Channel LD 117 – IP Assignment LD 143 – System Backup, Upgrade of System. Class Of Service:- XRA: Ring again CFXA: Call Forward To External DN PUA: Pickup Allowed
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Load Overlays:

LD 10 – Configure Analog Extensions.LD 11 – Configure Digital Extensions.LD 12 – Configure Operator Console.LD 13 – Configure DTRLD 14 – Configure Trunks & B – ChannelLD 15 – Configure CDBLD 16 – Configure RDBLD 17 – Configure ADAN(Active Device Number D-Channel & Serial ports)LD 18 – Configure Speed Call ListLD 20 – Print Of Analog, Digital & Trunks Ports.LD 21 - Print Of CDB,RDB.LD 22 – [Print Of ADAN.LD 23 – ACD Configuration.LD 32 – Status Of Card.LD 34 – Status Of TDS Loop.LD 38 – Status Of Conference Loop.LD 43 – To Save Configuration.LD 48 – Status Of ELAN, AML.LD 56 – Tone Table.LD 57 – Flexible Feature CodeLD 60 – Status Of B ChannelLD 73 – Loop Timers (PRI & DTI)LD 80- trac 0 XXXXLD 81 – List featuresLD 83 – List ExtensionsLD 96 – Status OF D-ChannelLD 117 – IP AssignmentLD 143 – System Backup, Upgrade of System.

Class Of Service:-

XRA: Ring againCFXA: Call Forward To External DNPUA: Pickup AllowedXFA: Transfer AllowedCCSA: Controlled Class of Service AllowedAHA: Automatic Hold AllowedNAMA: Name AllowedCNDA: Call Name Display AllowedDNDA: Dial Name Display AllowedHTA: Hunt Allowed (Busy Condition)FNA: Forward Allowed (No Answer Condition)

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FBA: Toll Denied (Other Option: SRE, UNR, CTD)MWA: Message waiting AllowedLNA: Last Number Dialed Allowed.ADD: Automatic Digit Display (Other Option DDS-Delay Digit Display) DTP: Dial in Tone (Other Option DIP-Dial in Pulse)WTA: Warning Tone AllowedCWA: Call Wait AllowedLPD: Lamp deniedXHD: Exclusive Hold deniedTVD: Trunk Verification DeniedCFTA: Call forward by type Allowed (External)C6D: Conference Allowed (6 party)AUTU: Authcode unrestricted (Other Options AUTR-Authcode Restricted)ICDD: Internal Call Detail denied.NOVD: Net overrides Allowed (Barging).RDI/UDI: Restricted from receiving direct DID Calls.

MDF Cabling Color Code:

1.White – Blue, Orange, Green, Brown & Grey.2.Red - Blue, Orange, Green, Brown & Grey.3.Black - Blue, Orange, Green, Brown & Grey.4.Yellow - Blue, Orange, Green, Brown & Grey.

Basic Commands Of EPABX:

1.Template Audit: >LD 1 (For any Operator Console Problem)

2.Time Setting: >LD 2 .TTAD (Display Current Date & Time) . STAD DD MM YY HH MM SS

3.To Know Specific Type DN’s: >LD 81 REQ:LST CUST:0 : : FEAT (500,2616 or CLS: HTD, HFA…etc)

4.To have Extn Specific Authcode: >LD 88 REQ: NEW TYPE: AUT

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CODE: nnnnnn CLASS: >LD 20 REQ: CHG TYPE: TN: l s c u ITEM: CLS AUTR ITEM: MAUT SPWD: **** AUTH 1 nnnnnn AUTH 2 nmannn

5.To have Display Features in CLS (Digital Phones)

CLS ADD DNDA CNDA NAMA

6.To see status of MUS Trunk: >LD 20 REQ: PRT TYPE: MUS TN: l s c u : : CFLP nn

>LD 38 If. STAT nn CNFC 00 DSBL 00 BUSY (Condition fine) CNFC 00 DSBL 00 BUSY

If. STAT nn (Condition Not Okay) DSBL

7.To view Route Data Block: >LD 21 REQ: PRT TYPE: RDB CUST:0 ROUT: nn ACOD: Enter Value

8.To View XLST: >LD 20 REQ: PRT TYPE: PRE :

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XLAT n PRE m >LD 20 REQ: PRT TYPE: SCL : LSNO:m

9. To change XLST: >LD 18 REQ: CHG/NEW TYPE: SCL/PRE/SSC LSNO:n : : STOR 0 nnnn STOR 1 nnnn

10. To view NCOS Feature: >LD 49 REQ: PRT TYPE: FCR CRNO n (NCOS No: 0, 1, 2, 3…)

11. To check Status of TTY Port: >LD 37 . STAT TTY

>LD 22 REQ: PRT TYPE: ADAN TTY n

12. To check Connection of Digital phones: >LD 32 . IDU l s c u (Display’s the type of digital phone if properly connected by MDF)

13. To see Unused DN: >LD 20 REQ: PRT TYPE: LUDN

14. To see Unused Voice Units >LD 20 REQ: LUVU

REQ: LUC (Print Unused Cards)

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REQ: LTN (List TN of Type Specified) TYPE: COT/DID/MUS/PRI/TIE15. To know DID Dedication: >LD 49 REQ: PRT/CHG TYPE: IDC CUST: 0 IDGT: nnnnn (Last Digit of DID) Nnnnn mmmm (Dedication On) 16. To view the trunk lines dedicated to particular ACOD/Route >LD 21 REQ: LTM CUST: 0 ROUT: ACOD: nnnn

17. To see system ID & RLS >LD 22 REQ: ISS/SLT(License)/TID

18. To know Class of Authcode >LD 88 REQ: PRT TYPE: AUB

19. To know Keypad Features >LD 57 REQ: PRT TYPE: FFC CUST: 0 CODE: ALL or Specific Code (Like PLDN…)

20. To Program a CDR port >LD 17 REQ: CHG TYPE: ADAN TTY X : : USER CTY XMTC (Remove MTC) USER CTY CDR

21. To have Different DN’s in same Pickup group >LD 20 : RNPG n (Have same n for all the Extns in this particular pickup group)

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>LD 57 REQ: PRT TYPE: FFC CODE: PURN

22. Blocking Route a particular DN TARG – RDB TGAR – Extn If TARG=TGAR Then it will block that Extn from making any calls on the member COT Lines of that particular RDB ie Access Denied.

23. To know the RCO Parameter >LD 21 REQ: PRT TYPE: RDR

24.To see the details of Login of that Day >LD 22 REQ: PRT TYPE: PHST

25.To see after Print History >LD 22 REQ: PRT TYPE: AHST

26.To check Daily Routine Tests >LD 22 REQ: PRT TYPE: OVLY : TODR 01(Means 1am – When traffic is minimum)

27.To change Time Of Daily Routine Tests >LD 17 REQ: CHG TYPE:OVLY : : TODR 09 (Means 9am) DROL 32 36 43 135 137

28.To save the Changes >LD 43

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. EDD (SCH5066 – EDD not Done)

29. LD 44 >LD 44 . AUDIT . R 1

>AUD000 – Means no problem

30. To see DTMF >LD 97 REQ: PRT TYPE: XCTP : : DTMF 218

31.To see PCM Law >LD 17 REQ:PRT TYPE:PARM : : PCMC A

32.To see all Parameters >LD 17 REQ:PRT TYPE:PARM

33.For DISA Details >LD 24 REQ:PRT/NEW TYPE:DIS DIS DN

34.To copy an DN >LD 10/11 REQ:CPY n TYPE: CFTN:l s c u (Existing TN) SFLT: Auto/TNDN TN:l s c u (New TN) DN: (New DN)

35.DTI Checking (DID\DOD)

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>LD 60 .STAT .LCNT (Display error in loop) .RCNT (Reset loop)

36. Hyperterminal Connectivity Setting Meridian EPABX – VT100 Meridian Mail – VT52

37.CDB Data AML_DATA – Voice Mail ANI_DATA – Automatic Number Identification Data CDR_DATA – Customer Data Block CCS_DATA – Controlled Class of Service FCR_DATA – Flexible Code Restriction NCOS Codes FFC_DATA – Flexible Feature Code FTR_DATA – Feature & Options Data LDN_DATA – Listed Directory Number MPO_DATA – Multi Party Operator NET_DATA – PRI/DTI Data NIT_DATA – Night Data PWD_DATA – Password Data RDR_DATA – Call redirection Data TIM_DATA – Timer Data

Configuration Procedures:

Trunk Configuration:

1.Check for the existing route number,ACOD & Free port.2.Create a new RDB(LD 16)3.Create a new COT(LD 14)4.Have a print of one Existing RDB & COT

>LD 16REQ:NEWTYPE:RDBCUST:0ROUT: new noDES:TKTP:COT/DID/TIE:AUTO:YES:

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ICOG:IAO/IGT/OGT:SRCH:RRB:ACOD:new no:CNTL:YES:CDR:YESTIMR : ICF 512 OGF 512 EOD 3968 DSI 3968 NRD 3968 DDL 70 ODT 4096 RGV 256 FLH 510 GTO 896::NEDU: ETHFEDU: ETHMUS: YESMRT: Music Route No::FRL 0 n (Fill in same no as present in existing RDB) 1 n

2 n3 n4 n5 n6 n7 n

TTBL: n (Fill in same no as present in existing RDB)

>LD 14 REQ:NEW TYPE:COT TN: DES: XTRK:EXUT FWTM:NO CUST:0

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NCOS: RTMB:R.No M.No (R.No-Route No , M.No-Member No)ATDN:SIGL:LOPTIMP:600BIMP:600SUPN:YESSTYP:BTS:BTDT:0CLS UNR/DTN/WTA/LPR/APN/THFD/BARD/PIO/NTC/LOLTKID

ACD Configuration

*Never copy an ACD DN as it will cause data corruption.*All ACD Calls land on ACD Key.*CALL CDN ACD Queue ACD Agents*Agent Has to 1.Login 2.Logout – Press MSB Twice(Cannot RX ACD Calls & Can RX Extn Calls) 3.Not ready 4.Make set busy – Press MSB Once(Cannot RX Both ACD & Extn Calls) 5.Answer Supervisor

CDN Configuration (Controlled DN)

>LD 23 REQ:NEW TYPE: CDN CDN: nnnn : : DFDN:mmmm (ACD Queue) :

ACD Queue Configuration

>LD 23 REQ:NEW TYPE:ACD ACDN:mmmm MAXP:100 (How many agents to be present in this queue) FRRT (First RAN Route)

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SRRT (2nd RAN Route) NRRT (Night RAN Route) OVDN (Overflow DN)NCFW (Night Call Forward)

ACD Agents

>LD 11 REQ:NEW TYPE:2616TN:::CLS AGN/SPV BUZZ RNGBKEY 00 ACD mmmm 0 nmnm (mmmm – ACD Queue , nmnm – Agent Id)

01 SCR – Extn No02 NRD – Not Ready03 MSB – Make Set Ready04 ASP – Answer Supervisor05 EMR – Emergency Queue06 DWC 7000 – Display waiting calls

Meridian Option 11C

Difference Between 11,11E,11C

Option 11 2 CPU Cards: CPU/CONF (Conference Loop) and TDS/DTR (Tone Digit

Switch/Digit Tone Rxer) – occupied 2 slots. 1 Expansion cabinet 224 Ports(including Trunk & Digital cards) Connectivity of expansion cabinet to main cabinet: Copper Connectivity only Max distance bet main & expansion is 2.12 m. Max 10 slots for cards excluding power supply. Operates on AC. Connection from 1st slot of expansion cabinet to anywhere between 2 & 9 of

main cabinet.

Option 11E System core ( contains cartridge containing customer data base) 384 ports 2 expansion cabinets Copper or fiber connectivity for the expansion cabinets to the main.

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Max distance between 10 m. Fiber Connectivity : MFI Card(Main Fiber Interface) & EFI Card(Expansion

Fiber Interface) Rls 22 & 23.

Option 11C SSC (Small System Card) Motorola 68040(CPU/16 MB of DRAM) S/W Daughterboard Two slots for fiber expansion Max of 4 expansion cabinets 700 ports Rls 24 & 25 If connecting a single expansion cabinet – require a single daughterboard If connecting a 2 expansion cabinet – require a dual daughterboard If connecting a 3 expansion cabinet – require a single & dual daughterboard Max distance between main & expansion can be 3 Km.

General Details EPABX – TDM Switch Total 10 Slots Slot 10 – Meridian Mail (MM) SSC contains Dongle & S/W Daughterboard Dongle – Lithium Battery storage – Contains Site ID (System) & Auxiliary ID

(Up gradation) Rls 23 & 24 – 32 MB S/W Daughterboard Rls 24.24 & 25 onwards – 48 MB S/W Daughterboard During up gradation we need to change the S/W Daughterboard which

upgrades the Flash part of the Memory. NTTK13AA & NTTK25AA – 48 MB S/W Daughterboard available at Market. SSC Card: Occupies one slot – can insert PCMCIA Card A: & B: drive - A: Up

gradation – B: Backup When a card is inserted, the time slots(Loop) is taken from the Back plane. Loop 29 & 30 are reserved for conference (By default – Logical & not physical) One Loop – 30 time slots Loop 11 to 28 – Expansion cabinet (Reserved) ISM – Incremental S/W Management

Digital Line Card

16 ports each port as a TN(Terminal Number) Loop Shelf Card Unit (l s c u) DN – Directory Number (extn No)

SSC Card 3 Serial ports

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Port 0, 1 ,2 - Maintenance (To view ACD,CDR & Login Purpose) Ethernet Connectivity – assign a IP (PC) CDR (Call Detail reporting) – Log of outgoing & incoming calls ACD (Automatic Call Distribution) – automatically distributes the call

depending on the most idle agent – suitable for call center – need to capture the reports.

BASIC CARDS

DLC: Digital Line Card – 16 Ports (-28 V DC) – supports only Nortel digital phonesFALC: Flexible Analog Line Card – 16 Ports (-40 V DC)MWLC: Message Waiting Line Card – 16 PortsXCOT-I: Trunk Card India Modified – 8 PortsCOT/PPM: Trunk Card – 8 PortsUNVTRK: Universal Trunk Card – 8 PortsPRI: Primary Rate Interface (2 types) – 30B + 1D: E1 & 23B + 1D: T1DTI: Digital Trunk Interface (2 types) – 30 Channels: E1 & 24 Channels: T1MIRAN: Meridian Integrated RANMICB: Meridian Integrated Conference BridgeE & M: Ear & Mouth Card

PRI Card

Need to configure a D-Channel EURO, Q Sig, ESS4, SL1 – Protocols Between switches by which data can be

sent thru D Channel Outband Signaling – Signaling has a separate channel (CCS- Common Channel

Signaling) All signals are passed via D-Channel The line remains idle as long as acknowledgement is not rxed although the call

is placed

DTI Card

In band Signaling Channel Associated Signaling (CAS) – No Protocol Two types of Condition: Idle & Seize Code - should match in remote end All signals passed in the same Voice Channel Once the call is placed the line is seized & that extn becomes busy for Other

Callers.

MITG (Meridian Integrated (IP) Telephony Gateway) Voice over IP – Extending ur voice in network over Internet

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Two Types : (1) Line side (using IP Phone over WAN) (2) Trunk side (Connect two meridian over Ethernet) ITG – TDM to convert IP Packets & Compresses data ITG 1.0 – Works with Rls X.11 onwards ITG 1.0 – 8 simultaneous calls – occupies 2 slots ITG 2.0 – 24 simultaneous calls – occupies 2 slots – OTM 2.0 or later ITG 3.0 – 32 simultaneous calls – occupies 1 slot – OTM(Optivity Telephony

Management) 2.0 or later – MC (Media Conversion) Card MAT (Meridian Administration Tools) 6.1 or later – PC with Windows 95 or

later

Has 2 Ethernet ports, one is for E LAN & one is for T LAN Connection MAT is connected to E LAN of Meridian & E LAN of MITG Dongle ID is there for ITG 1.0 but ITG 2.0 & 3.0 does not require Dongle

ID. Supports CDR (Call Detail reporting) & SNMP Alarm Traps

Prerequisites For Configuring ITG Stable & dedicated IP Address for ITG Card Node IP address (T LAN IP address on the ITG) Management LAN Gateway IP address Management subnet mask Voice LAN gateway IP Voice subnet mask Keycode of MITG Card Dongle ID of MITG Card MAC Address of MITG Card

Line Card No ITG 1.0 Version Does not require a Meridian on the other end. It requires only a IP Phone. 24 ports per card (ITG 2.0) & 32 ports per card (ITG 3.0) Supports up to 96 Internet Telephones per card (Virtual Connection within LAN)

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Trunk Side Connects two Meridian over Intranet & ordinary phones are enough for communication.

Hardware Installation Insert MITG Card in any IPE Slot Connect the cable corresponding I/O Slot & other E LAN for MAT/OTM ,T LAN for Customer

MITG Card 8/24/32 port trunk card Two Ethernet ports & one serial port (Card Management) Acquires 2 physical slots (ITG 3.0: 1 Slot) It has Dongle (only for ITG 1.0), RAM, Flash ROM, Processor G.711 (64 Kbps), G.729 (8 Kbps), G.729AB (8 Kbps) – Codec supported (for

Compression Standards) Protocol used: TCP/IP IP to IP Phone: Virtual Port is used IP to Analog/Digital: Physical port is used

MITG Trunk Prerequisites Rls 21 or Later : MITG 1 / Rls 25 or Later : MITG 2 Packages : BARS(ld 57), NARS(ld 58), CDP(ld 59) MAT S/W PC with windows 95 or later

MITG Trunk Configuration ITG Command Line Interface Configuration : E LAN Configuration of MITG

Login as: itgadmin Pwd: itgdmin At ITG >setLeader “xx.xx.xx.xx”,”yy.yy.yy.yy”,”zz.zz.zz.zz” <Enter> xx.xx.xx.xx: IP Address of Management interface

yy.yy.yy.yy: Gateway IP Address of Management interface on the leader 0 zz.zz.zz.zz: Subnet mask for the Management Interface

After this, reboot ITG Card & after which LCD Display on front of ITG Card will indicate BLDR (Backup Leader)

Configuration of ITG at Meridian end Route Programming Trunk programming CDP Programming (Coordinated dialing Plan)

MAT-ITG Configuration: T LAN Configuration of MITG Node properties configuration Card properties configuration Dialing Plan properties configuration Text Node, Card, Dialing plan properties to ITG Card

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Reboot Card

LD 10 ANALOG LD 11 MERIDIAN DIGITAL TELEPHONE LD 12 ATTENDANT CONSOLE LD 13 DIGITONE RECEIVER, TONE DETECTORS, MULTIFREQUENCY SENDERS LD 14 TRUNK DATA BLOCK LD 15 CUSTOMER DATA BLOCK LD 16 ROUTE DATA BLOCK,AUTOMATIC TRUNK MAINTENANCE LD 17 CONFIGURATION RECORD 1 LD 18 SPEED/GROUP CALL,PRETRANSLATION,SPECIAL SERVICE,16 BUTTON DTMF HOT LINE LD 19 CODE RESTRICTION LD 20 ALL HUNTING,GROUP CALLS,SPEED CALLS,TEMPLATE DATA BLOCKS, TERIMIAL NUMBER,PRE TRANSLATION LD 21 CUETOMER DATA BLOCKS,CODE RESTRICTION DATA BLOCK,ROUTE DATA BLOCK,TRUNKS WITHIN A ROUTE, ATM ROUTE,ATM SCHUDULES,CAS KEYS ASSOCIATED TN. LD 22 CONFIGURATION RECORD,DN TO TN MATRIX,SYSTEM PASSWORD NUMBER, SYSTEM LOOP LIMIT,SOFTWARE VERSION,TAPE ID,ISSUE NUMBER LD 27 ISDN BASIC RATE INTERFACE ADMINISTRATION LD 80 CALL TRACE LD 95 CALL PARTY NAME DISPLAY


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