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Regulations / 9 Programming emergency numbers When programming emergency numbers and/or making test calls to emergency numbers: 1. Remain on the line and briefly explain to the dispatcher the reason for calling before hanging up. 2. Perform such activities in the off-peak hours, such as early mornings or late evenings. Substitution of non-approved equipment will void the NORTEL warranty. Address for warranty and repairs in the US: Nortel 640 Massman Drive Nashville TN 37210 For more information call 1-800-4NORTEL P0881590 Issue 02 Modular ICS 4.0 Installer Guide
10 / Regulations Modular ICS 4.0 Installer Guide P0881590 Issue 02
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Page 5 and 6: iv / Contents Programming sequence
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Page 23 and 24: 14 / What’s new with Norstar ¥ C
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Page 27 and 28: 18 / Welcome to ISDN Analog versus
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Page 33 and 34: 24 / Welcome to ISDN ¥ The System
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Page 43 and 44: 34 / Working with ISDN Ordering ISD
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62 / Networking features A restrict
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96 / Data Solutions ¥ WAN bridging
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98 / Data Solutions Video conferenc
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100 / Data Solutions Modular ICS 4.
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102 / Planning the installation Pla
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128 / Installation å å å å å
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130 / Installation If you are insta
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132 / Installing the cartridges Car
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136 / Mounting the modules (for a f
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138 / Installing the ROM Software C
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140 / Inserting a cartridge PCB is
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142 / Inserting a cartridge Shortin
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144 / Inserting a cartridge Analog
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146 / Inserting a cartridge Twelve-
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148 / Fiber cable management system
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156 / Connecting the wiring Connect
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158 / Connecting the wiring Connect
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160 / Connecting the wiring Norstar
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162 / Connecting the wiring Port 3
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164 / Connecting the wiring Pin Wir
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172 / Connecting the wiring DTI wir
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176 / Connecting the wiring To veri
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178 / Connecting the wiring TC Slot
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180 / Connecting the wiring Modular
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182 / Connecting the wiring TC slot
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184 / Connecting the wiring TC slot
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186 / Norstar telephones Tips - The
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188 / Installing ISDN BRI terminal
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190 / Installing ISDN BRI terminal
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192 / Installing optional equipment
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194 / Installing optional equipment
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196 / Powering up the system Poweri
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198 / Powering up the system System
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200 / Programming The tables give a
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202 / Programming Programming overv
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204 / Programming The programming o
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206 / Programming The most common d
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208 / Programming Viewing long tele
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210 / Programming You can also use
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212 / Programming User data which w
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214 / Programming Modular ICS 4.0 I
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216 / Startup programming 2. Press
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218 / Programming Programming After
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220 / Programming programming. This
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222 / Terminals&Sets Terminals&Sets
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224 / Terminals&Sets appearances. I
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226 / Terminals&Sets for a given li
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228 / Terminals&Sets Tips - Each in
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230 / Terminals&Sets Display inform
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232 / Terminals&Sets Setting Descri
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238 / Terminals&Sets Tips - Filter
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242 / Terminals&Sets CLASS assignme
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244 / Terminals&Sets Modular ICS 4.
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246 / Lines Setting Loop start Anal
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248 / Lines Enable Trunk Cartridges
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250 / Lines Tips - You can only cha
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252 / Lines BRI trunks on target li
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254 / Lines You should change the A
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256 / Lines The line you first sele
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258 / Lines For E&M or DID lines co
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260 / Lines Restrictions Preventing
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262 / Lines Default filters for rem
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264 / Services telephone begins to
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266 / Services Line settings The ri
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268 / Services The installer can se
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270 / Services Route 000 has no Dia
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272 / Services Programming the rout
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274 / Services examples shown above
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278 / Services Destination codes (S
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280 / Services 3. Enter the DialOut
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292 / Passwords Passwords COS pswds
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294 / Passwords Use CHANGE and the
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296 / Passwords Basic The default B
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298 / System prgrming System prgrmi
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300 / System prgrming 4. Press ≠.
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302 / System prgrming If a hunt gro
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304 / System prgrming 2. Press ‘
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306 / System prgrming Camp timeout
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308 / System prgrming Held reminder
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312 / System prgrming AlarmSet Alar
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318 / System prgrming Tips - The Pa
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322 / System prgrming Change DN typ
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324 / System prgrming DN length Thi
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326 / System prgrming Network name
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340 / Hardware Hardware Hardware is
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342 / Hardware Selecting a protocol
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346 / Hardware Answer timer Install
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348 / Hardware Framing Framing lets
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350 / Hardware Line coding Select t
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352 / Hardware Once you specify the
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354 / Hardware Cd3 Mod 03 141- 144
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360 / Hardware The installer should
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362 / Hardware Norstar connected in
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364 / Hardware 8. Press ® to exit
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366 / Hardware 1. At Show Intrface:
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368 / Hardware Modular ICS 4.0 Inst
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370 / Maintenance You can run a Mai
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372 / Port/DN status Port/DN status
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374 / Port/DN status Displays Sampl
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378 / Module status Module status M
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380 / Module status Example display
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382 / System test log System test l
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388 / Network evt log OR If new ite
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390 / Alarm codes 5. Press CLEAR to
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392 / Alarm codes Example display A
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394 / Alarm codes configured. Check
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396 / Alarm codes Modular ICS 4.0 I
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Event messages / 398 Displays Event
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Event message Event messages / 400
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Event messages / 402 Error code Mea
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Event Message System Restart Event
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Provisioning / 406 2. Select a modu
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Tests / 408 Do not run a BERT on IS
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Tests / 410 Event message BERT-runn
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Tests / 412 Payload loopback Norsta
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Tests / 414 The continuity loopback
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Tests / 416 ¥ Invoking a Continuit
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CSU stats CSU stats / 418 Each DTI
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CSU stats / 420 5. Press ‘. The d
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CSU stats / 422 2. Press ≠. The d
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424 / Link Status Modular ICS 4.0 I
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8. Press ‘ the display shows Busy
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428 / Usage Metrics Modular ICS 4.0
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430 / Troubleshooting Troubleshooti
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432 / Troubleshooting problem under
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434 / Problems with telephones Nors
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436 / Problems with telephones Emer
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438 / Problems with lines 9. If you
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440 / Problems with lines 2. Disabl
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442 / Problems with lines Solution
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444 / Problems with lines Selected
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450 / Problems with trunk cartridge
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456 / ICS down ICS down 1. If AC po
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458 / Data Module down Data Module
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472 / Specifications Telephone loop
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478 / Glossary Automatic Handsfree:
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482 / Glossary destination code: A
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484 / Glossary speaker is not a Nor
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486 / Glossary connected to the ICS
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496 / Glossary Modular ICS 4.0 Inst
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498 / Index programming 194 trouble
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500 / Index dialing filter E&M trun
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502 / Index Evt 698 400 Evt 822 401
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504 / Index wiring requirements 109
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506 / Index M M7100 telephone acces
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508 / Index maintenance 369-422 on
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510 / Index specifications CSU 475
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512 / Index DTI 49 E&M 52 ground st
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