How can I connect to another pbx in another division using a data mod

[ylor]

I currently have a data mod that I can connect to my pbx. How can I connect to another pbx in another site. Can I just type ATD followed by the netcon extension in the other systems pbx and be able to connect to it, or what do I have to do to connect to it assuming I know the netcon extension to dial to already. Any suggestion is appreciated.

Thanks.
ylor

 

[dimas]

Hi
You just need to have T1 or E1 trunk to another switch.

 

[ylor]

Can you specify more details when you say just need to have a T1 or E1 to the other switch. Right now im using the latest procomm. My question is can i use procomm to connect to the other switch from here using procomm. Or is there something more that I need to do before I can connect to it.Can you explain some more please.
Thanks

 

[Armo2]

Hi,

ylor is saying that you need to have a dcs connection between the switches in order to use a data module. So the question is, really, are the two pbx's connected to each other. If not then the easiest way is to dial-in using a modem into the tracker or inads port.

Hope this helps, if you require any more info then give me a shout.

Chris

 

[dimas]

Have you a E1 or T1 trunk to the remote location? If so may be you just need to dial that number:
ATD{TAC+EXT}
TAC- trunk access code
EXT- Netcon extension of remote switch.
May be you will need to dial via AAR or UDP - it is no difference, just change the number after ATD....
I like to use alphanumeric dialing - interesting thing.
Make command in local definity change alphanumeric-dial-table and print
Alpha-name___________Mapped String
remote_______________XXX_XXXX

here is XXX_XXXX - real number to reach other switch Netcon extension.

After that - you can dial in procomm ATDremote.

 

[ylor]

I have a connection down to the remote place where the switch is located but not to the actual switch, just a data link for the servers. 256k data connection line not a T1 or E1.
I went to change alphanumeric-dial-table on my switch what do I put in for the Alpha-name cause all I see is
Alpha-Name_________ and Mapped String__________
thats what I see when I do change alphanumeric-dial-table
I dont get the remote ________ like you showed up there. Is Mapped String is where I put the phone number in. Also will it require for instance 9 to dial out example: 916018537458 that would be how I would put the phone number in correct.

 

[dimas]

You need to have tie(1544 or 2048 kbps), isdn-pri or diod trunk-group in your local Definity to go to other switch by data-module 8500.
I said "remote' only for example, sorry - it may be any word to your alphanumeric dialing- the reason of this feature is better keep in mind of the number, some secret reason and so...
For exampl you can do:
Alpha-Name___________________Map String
Def1_________________________95431313
Def2_________________________1002
Office________________________25999

 

[lmalone]

In order to connect from a Digital Data Module I.E. 8400, 7400 series data mods. to a “netcon” (which is also a digital data mod) you need to be able to either place a mod 2 data call between the two endpoints (like over AVD tie trunks) directly, or you will need to convert the protocol to analog data at the originating end with a pooled modem and then go out over a voice grade circuit (like a CO trunk) into the far end PBX on another voice grade circuit (like a DID trunk) then go thru another pooled modem to change the protocol back to digital data, so that it can connect to the netcon.
Note a pooled modem is a conversion resource combining a digital data module with an analog modem. Some modem pools are a modem and a data module connected together these are referred to as combined modem pools. There is also a Circuit pack (TN 758) which has two built in modems and two built in data modules. This is referred to as a integrated modem pool. Integrated modem pools can only operate at 1200 BPS. This isn’t considered fast by today’s standards. When modem pools are assigned in a PBX they are inserted automatically by the PBX that receives the call, as needed. On an outgoing call it may be necessary to dial a data originate code before the rest of the outgoing number.
It might be easier to use the net and equip the PBX’s with a devise called WebBeetle made by a company called Protec. Or perhaps make sure you have AVD tie trunks between all your switches. (That’s easy for me to say it’s not my money).

 

[Jolagues]

what version of software are you using if it is 9 or above you can connect over the network after setting up the ip. José

Please let me know if this was helpful