Avaya 7042 User Manual
Octel® 100
Configuration Note 7042
Messaging Server
Comdial
DXP
Digital Ports
There are two other ways
to attach the Comdial DXP.
See paragraph 3.0
Comdial DXP*
Revised 06/21/01
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ATI ATI ATI ATI
One ATI
per port
Communications between the
Comdial DXP and the O100 are
via DTMF Inband Signaling.
Supported Voice Processing
Module
Voice Board(s)
Personal Computer
1.0 METHOD OF INTEGRATION
Inband. Call forward to personal greeting is achieved via DTMF signals
passed from the Comdial DXP to the Octel 100, hereafter identified by
(O100). Message waiting indicators are set and canceled by dialing a
feature access code followed by the extension number. A hook flash
followed by the extension transfers outside callers to the operator (internal
transfers are not possible).
1.1 SUPPORTED VOICE PROCESSING MODULE
The Octel 100 is a Year 2000 (Y2K) compliant, PC based, enhanced voice
messaging product release intended to replace the OPC, Signature
Performer, CEO, CP, and CP+ product lines. For installed systems that
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configuring its systems. These notes cannot anticipate every configuration possibility given the inherent
variations in all hardware and software products. Please understand that you may experience a problem
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Octel 100 Configuration Note (7042)
Avaya
Communications Applications Group
O100 Ordering Information
This integration will support 16
ports
Comdial DXP Confidential Page 2
have port capacities above 16 ports contact your Avaya representative for
the proper solution
2.0 O100 ORDERING INFORMATION
There are many options available for this product, depending on the
application. Voice Boards supported:
Dialogic DIALOG/4 ™
Fax Boards supported:
Brooktrout TruFax® 200
Optional Remote Service
Internal Modem
Please consult with your sales representative.
2.1 VOICEMAIL PORTS SUPPORT
Standard configuration for this integration is 16 ports Max. Provision has
been made that based on the type of Platform and Sentinel, that a max 32
ports may be achieved. Contact your Avaya Inc representative if more
then 16 ports are required.
Switch hardware requirements
3.0 COMDIAL HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
• O100 can be attached to Digital Station ports using an ATI-D-1PT,
Analog Station Ports using VMI-X, or Industry Standard Stations
using additional DTMF Receivers and an external Ring Generator.
Each configuration is listed below with their corresponding part
numbers. You can combine any of the configurations listed below.
– Digital Station Card DXDST-8 (8 port) or DXDST-16 (16 port).
Each O100 port requires an Analog Terminal Interface (ATI-D1PT, one per O100 port). Instructions for installing the Digital
Station Cards with the ATI-D-1PT can be found in Comdial's IMI89-037.
– Analog Station Card DXAST-8 (8 port) or DXAST-16 (16 port).
A Voice Mail Interface (VMI-X, one for every two O100 ports) is
required for every two O100 ports. Instructions for installing the
Analog Station Cards with the VMI-X can be found in Comdial's
IMI-89-023.
– Industry Standard Card DXIST-8 (8 port) or DXIST-16 (16 port).
An external ring generator (DXRNG) and additional DTMF
Receivers are required if O100 is installed on Industry Standard
Ports. The DXP CPU card has two DTMF Receivers, additional
DTMF Receivers can be installed on an Auxiliary Circuit Board
(DXAUX). Each DTMF Receiver Card (DXOPT-TON) provides
four additional DTMF Receivers. Instructions for installing
Industry Standard Station Cards can be found in Comdial's IMI-89-
078.
The information contained in this document is provided by AVAYA Inc. to serve as a guide. See the
disclaimer on page 1
Avaya Inc. PROPRIETARY. Use pursuant to Company instructions.
Octel 100 Configuration Note (7042)
Avaya
Communications Applications Group
Switch Software Requirements
Additional Material Requirements
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3.1 COMDIAL DXP SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
• Rev. 7.A and above
3.2 ADDITIONAL MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
• When using the DIALOG/4 you will need:
– One RJ-14 jack with 4-conductor line cord for every two O100
ports The specific configuration will vary depending on the type of
station card being used with the DXP. Refer to the appropriate
Comdial Installation Instructions (listed above in 3.0).
• One analog line for remote service access
• One RJ-11 Jack for above and 2-conductor modular telephone cord.
• If FaxMail is installed.
– One analog line per FAX port. The specific configuration will vary
depending on the type of station card being used with the DXP.
Refer to the appropriate Comdial Installation Instructions (listed
above in 3.0).
Supported Integration Features
– One RJ-11 Jack for every Brooktrout TruFax® 200, along with
4-conductor modular telephone cords.
4.0 SUPPORTED FEATURES
[ü] Items are supported
System Forward to Personal Greeting Multiple Return to Operator
All Calls [ ]
Ring/no answer [ ]
Busy [ ]
Busy/No Answer [ü]
Do Not Disturb [ ] Multiple Call Forward [ ]
Station Forward to Personal Greeting
All Calls [ü] Call Coverage [ ]
Ring/no answer [ ]
Busy [ ]
Busy/No Answer [ü]
Do Not Disturb [ ]
Flexible Forwarding Intercom Paging
Forward to No Answer Greeting [ ]
Forward to Busy Greeting [ ] System Forward to Personal Greeting [ ]
Intercom/CO Forwarding [ ] Station Forward to Personal Greeting [ ]
Message Waiting
LCD Display [ ]
LED [ü]
Lamp [ ]
Audible / Stutter Dial Tone [ü]
Note 1 External Callers Only, See Section 7.1
2
Direct Call Limitations, See Section 7.4
Direct Call
Auto Attendant
Outcalling
Personal Greeting of Original-Called Party
Intercom Paging
Supervised Transfers
Identify Calling Party (Ver. 2.0 and up)
Record Telephone Conversation
2
1
Double Call Forward [ ]
Call Screening
Call Queuing
Flexible Forwarding (NA with CO) [ ]
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The information contained in this document is provided by AVAYA Inc. to serve as a guide. See the
disclaimer on page 1
Avaya Inc. PROPRIETARY. Use pursuant to Company instructions.
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