Can any one tell me how the trunks are numbered on the system and why their numbered that way? I noticed they are numbered all over the place. I have to put a new key system in one of my location in about 6 weeks but never did this before. I know that the trunks are programmed one way and the digital sets another, any one have something clear, thanks!
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Pin out scheme for trunks and sets
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Which system are you putting in, a CICS or MICS?
The reason the trunks appear to be "numbered all over the place" is because the slots for trunk cards can be used for many types of trunk cards internationally. Some trunk cards support 4 lines, some support up to 30 lines.
Your software level also makes a difference. Let us know your system type and software version, then we can give you more exacting information.
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The reason the trunks appear to be "numbered all over the place" is because the slots for trunk cards can be used for many types of trunk cards internationally. Some trunk cards support 4 lines, some support up to 30 lines.
Your software level also makes a difference. Let us know your system type and software version, then we can give you more exacting information.
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AlquestTech
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When you order the system you will get an installation manual. In the installation manual will be a chart for the wiring matrix.
It should make a bit moe sense once you read it.
It would be easier to explain and answer any of your questions oonce you have the chart in front of you.
Not sure about the CICS, (though it should be the same..), but one of the things that adds to the confusion for the MICS is that Nortel takes into account future expansion, and numbers accordingly.
It should make a bit moe sense once you read it.
It would be easier to explain and answer any of your questions oonce you have the chart in front of you.
Not sure about the CICS, (though it should be the same..), but one of the things that adds to the confusion for the MICS is that Nortel takes into account future expansion, and numbers accordingly.
AlquestTech
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Also see the FAQ section (click on the "check out the FAQ area for this form!" hyperlink in the bottom right corner of every post)
Look under Heading "10" subsection "c" - "What is the correct cable pinout for CICS"
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Look under Heading "10" subsection "c" - "What is the correct cable pinout for CICS"
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