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Data Module question
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mikeydidit
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That data module is the link between your Intuity and the switch.
You can go with the CLAN connection and get rid of it if you like.
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You can go with the CLAN connection and get rid of it if you like.
Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something.
Thomas A. Edison
For the best response to a question, read faq690-6594
Be careful. Do a 'status data-module xxxx'. If it shows 'in-service-active' it is being used for the PBX to Intuity link. Depending on your switch version you may be able to change to a C-LAN connection. You have to have the TCP/IP interface software loaded on the Intuity. Your switch must be at least a V7 to use a C-LAN board.
I don't remember if you can use an 8400 Data Module for an Intuity link.
Kevin
I don't remember if you can use an 8400 Data Module for an Intuity link.
Kevin
The serial datamodule used to connect the switch to the Intuity is a MPDM or a 7400D as the link requires a synchronous serial connection. The 8400B only supports asynchronous serial connections.
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