CICS SYSTEM

[drtelephone]

OK ON A CICS THERE IS A SERIAL PLUG RJ11 ON IT CAN YOU GET TO THE IRAD THAT WAY WITH A DIRECT CONNECT.

 

[exsmogger]

As far as I know the serial port on the CICS was never implemented.

Brian Cox
Oregon Phone

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[curlycord]

Serial is serial and RJ is RJ

The RJ your looking at is the power fail jack.
This can be looped to a power fail jack at reception, should the system loose power or crash you can have line 1 atcive still.
However most of us probably just loop the CO to KSU and to the power fail jack at reception.




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curlycord

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[drtelephone]

IM JUST TRYING TO FIG OUT HOW TO DO A BACK UP WITH OUT NO CO LINES. ON A FAST RAD I CAN GO INTO IT VIA DIRECT CONNECT. THIS IS DRIVING ME CRAZY

 

[exsmogger]

Connect your modem to the I-ATA, call another extension and have them transfer you to the I-RAD using Feature 817.

Brian Cox
Oregon Phone

http://www.OregonPhone.com

http://www.linkedin.com/in/briancox1952

 

[drtelephone]

CANT DO IT, THE SYSTEM WILL NOT LET YOU TRANSFER A STATION TO THE IRAD. IT HAS TO BE A CO LINE.

 

[curlycord]

Then call out of IATA and back into your main line.

A Fast RAD is an external device, if you want direct connection to a Fast RAD then buy one and hook one up to a digital port.



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curlycord

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[hawks]

Treat it as an Operated assisted call (F817) and it should let you transfer to the RAD.