Avaya IR Install and Troubleshooting Guide - Avaya Support
Avaya IR Install and Troubleshooting Guide - Avaya Support
Avaya IR Install and Troubleshooting Guide - Avaya Support
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Hardware installationModem cableAn RS-232 cable is required to connect the external modem to the serial port of the SunBlade 150.<strong>Install</strong>ing the Sun Blade 150To install the Sun Blade 150 computer:• Select a physical location – must be on a local area network (LAN) <strong>and</strong> have telephonyconnectivity to a switch.• Connect to power• Connect the peripherals (such as monitor, keyboard, <strong>and</strong> mouse)See Sun Blade 150 Getting Started for complete information on how to perform these tasks.<strong>Install</strong>ing telephony cardsIf you purchased an <strong>Avaya</strong> <strong>IR</strong> system that includes hardware <strong>and</strong> software components, thesystem arrives from the factory with the purchased telephony cards pre-installed <strong>and</strong> tested.You should not need to install telephony cards for initial setup of the system.If you purchased a software-only system, see the following documents for information abouthow to install the PCI telephony cards required for the <strong>Avaya</strong> <strong>IR</strong> system:Sun Blade 150 ServiceManualAG4000 <strong>Install</strong>ation <strong>and</strong>Developer's ManualThis document describes the proper procedure for opening the chassis<strong>and</strong> installing cards in the PCI card slots.This document describes specific procedures for installing the AG4000cards in the PCI slots <strong>and</strong> connecting the cards to the telephonenetwork.Connecting the platformAn <strong>Avaya</strong> <strong>IR</strong> platform must be connected to a local area network (LAN). It also must beconnected directly to:• The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN)• An <strong>Avaya</strong> MultiVantage system, or• A non-<strong>Avaya</strong> PBX that supports the required digital protocolsIssue 3 March 2003 11