The 513 terminal on the one & only Definity I maintain went bad & is unrepairable. Seems they are unobtainable also. I use ProComm Plus for remote connection so tried to direct connect a PC to the G3 using ProComm. Using a 25 to 9 pin adapter I have tried regular cables,null modem cables but cant get the PC to talk to the Definity. The only thing I havent tried is rebooting the Definity with the PC attached. I am on the correct com port in the PC. I was wondering if anyone has had success with this arraingement ? Am I missing something ? Some proprietary connection out of the DB25 ?Appreciate any help.Thanks
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ProCommPlus with a G3
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AvayaTier3
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Procomm, ASA, Terranova, tutty, Avaya Terminal Emulator are all software programs that should work find when directly connnected to the SAT terminal port on the control carrier. No tricks. Straight rs232 cable is required.
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AvayaTier3
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Actually, there are several hardware platforms for Definity and all use rs232 cable to the System Managment Terminal or SAT.
Installation documents show tables and connector labels.
g3si - Terminal, Terminal Active connector of "A" carrier MCC (Multiple Carrier Cabinet) if duplicated spe
g3si - TERM, DOT (Duplication Option Terminal), of "A" carrier SCC (Single Carrier Cabinet) if duplicated spe
g3vs - Not sure how this one is labeled.
g3csi - finger J3 (TERM) of octopus cable for SAT
definity one, aka contry or IP600 - uses NT PC for admin
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Installation documents show tables and connector labels.
g3si - Terminal, Terminal Active connector of "A" carrier MCC (Multiple Carrier Cabinet) if duplicated spe
g3si - TERM, DOT (Duplication Option Terminal), of "A" carrier SCC (Single Carrier Cabinet) if duplicated spe
g3vs - Not sure how this one is labeled.
g3csi - finger J3 (TERM) of octopus cable for SAT
definity one, aka contry or IP600 - uses NT PC for admin
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bsh
37 years Bell, AT&T, Lucent, Avaya
Tier 3 for 27 years and counting
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Thank you AvayaTier3 & 4merAvaya for your responses. Wasn't able to answer you sooner as my wireless internet provider was having problems & just got everything repaired.
I'll go thru the setup again & see if I'm missing something. Wish I had another one to do some "comparative " testing. Of course theres always the possibility that the "term" port is bad also. Guess I better dig out my old break out box.. Thanks again guys. BTW,its a G3VS
I'll go thru the setup again & see if I'm missing something. Wish I had another one to do some "comparative " testing. Of course theres always the possibility that the "term" port is bad also. Guess I better dig out my old break out box.. Thanks again guys. BTW,its a G3VS
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