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CONFIGURATION LBI-39076
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Who Has What Dedicated Line
• Dedicated Line - This 3-digit field defines (for each
logical unit ID) the line number to be dedicated to
outgoing interconnect calls. Default is line 1. Enter a
line number, or 0 for denial. It is recommended that
you enter 0 for denial, and use unique rotary hunt
sequences to define dedicated lines.
Logical Unit Definition (menu selection 11)
Radio Parameters (panel 2)
Interconnect
• Dedicated To Unit - This column of parameters defines
(for the site) the logical unit ID to which each line is
dedicated. Default is no logical unit ID (0) for all lines.
Enter a logical unit ID, or leave 0 for no logical unit ID.
It is recommended that you leave 0 for no logical unit
ID, and use unique rotary hunt sequences to define
dedicated lines.
Line Definition (menu selection 14)
Line Parameters (pages 1 & 2)
It is recommended that all dedicated line
assignments be set up by using the
Rotary
Number
and I
nterconnect Rotary Definition
parameters, not the
Dedicated Line
parameter.
Set the
Dedicated Line
parameter to none (0),
and assign a unique
Rotary Number
and a
single unique line number in the corresponding
Interconnect Rotary Definition
for each logical
unit ID requiring a dedicated line.
RECOMMENDATION
Existing telephone interconnect systems that currently
have dedicated lines defined by using non-zero values for
the Dedicated Line and Dedicated To Unit parameters, can
continue to use this method with the ELI system. However,
because the lines are typically numbered differently for the
ELI system, some reconfiguring of the line numbers will
probably be necessary. If you find this to be the case, you
may want to change to the recommended method at this
time, as described above.
GTI DATABASE
Some user-configurable parameters for the ELI system
reside in the active configuration of the GTI database, in
each GTI unit. The GTI database is configured with the
GTI Configurator software, using an office PC connected
through a data link to one GTI unit. The re-configured GTI
database will be cloned to each other GTI unit that is
connected to this one GTI unit.
Local Data Link
Using a local data link between an office PC and one
GTI unit, requires less equipment and is less complicated to
set up than a remote data link. A local data link should not
exceed 50 feet in length and requires the following four
items:
1. PC-Based Terminal (Not Supplied) - The customer
must supply a PC-based terminal with the following
features:
• IBM-compatible 386 or better
• MS-DOS version 3.2 minimum operating system
• 10 MB available hard drive
• 640 KB minimum RAM (recommend 2 MB)
• 1.2 MB 5.25-inch or 1.44 MB 3.5-inch floppy
drive
• Monochrome or color monitor
• Available male 9-pin RS-232 port (If a male 9-pin
serial port is not available, an adapter will be
required.)
2. RS-232 Data Cable (Supplied) - A 10-foot
19D903985P72 cable is supplied with male and female
9-pin connectors.
3. GTI Configurator Software (Supplied) - The GTI
Configurator software is supplied in both 3.5 and 5.25-
inch floppy formats.
4. GTI Configurator User’s Guide (Supplied)
Figure 41 shows how an office PC with a 9-pin COM
port is connected to a GTI unit. Figure 42 shows how an
office PC with a 25-pin COM port is connected to a GTI
unit.