Datelines - Phone Line Installation
Full support for DIGITAL T-1 / E-1, or ANALOG (POT)
Line installation is simple. Determine the amount of phone lines
you'd like to allocate for call traffic. Our software documentation
provides easy-to-follow steps for complete phone line installation
and testing. We include recommended line mapping, and
punch-block diagrams where applicable.
Although we also support large port configurations, we'll use
simple, small port examples below. For a specific phone line
installation, select from the following:
- Analog (POT) installation
- Digital T-1 installation
- Digital E-1 installation
Analog (POT) installation -
As an example, suppose you're having 16 loop-start, analog
(or "POT" - Plain Old Telephone) business lines installed by the
phone company, at your voice server location. If you're
launching a 16 port (16 phone line) dateline system, you'll
be attaching one end of an AMP telco cable ("amphenol"
cable) to the back of your Dialogic D/160SC-LS card, and
the other end to a phone company installed RJ-21 (punch
block), using the first 16 lines on the punch block.
Note: Installation for a Dialogic D/120JCT-LS 12 port
card (12 phone lines) is similar. Simply reduce the number
of requested phone lines to 12, and re-adjust the size of
your huntgroup(s), accordingly.
You might convey to the phone company that you want the punch
block divided into 2 hunt groups (one for men, one for women) or
a single hunt group for both genders.
You'll determine the number of phone lines on the punch block,
required for each hunt group... ie. line 1 for admin. control
and monitoring, lines 2 through 10 (huntgroup 1) for Men
(paying subscribers), lines 11 through 16 (huntgroup 2) for
Women (whom may use the system for free).
For an optimal setup you would request that both huntgroups
be comprised of non-sequential, non-related phone numbers...
with assending hunt sequence.
If you prefer a single huntgroup for all callers, rather than 2
gender specific huntgroups, request that the huntgroup be
comprised of non-sequential, non-related phone numbers
with assending hunt sequence. All callers, will identify their
gender (male or female) as they call into the system, hence,
routed through their respective gender-specific prompts and
features.
Be sure to request all lines have 2 second "supervised
switch disconnect" applied (a "translation" on the the phone
company switch) to insure immediate line resets when callers
hangup. On the DMS-100 switch this "translation" is refered
to as C.O.D
Digital T-1 installation -
As another example, suppose you're having a T-1 (24 digital business
lines) installed by the phone company. If you're simply launching
a 24 port dateline system, you'll be attaching one end of an RJ-45
telco cable (telephone interface) to the back of your Dialogic
(D/240JCT-T1 or D/240PCI-T1 or D/240SC-T1) card, and the
other end to the phone company installed equipment.
You might convey to the phone company that you want 1 hunt group
with the following service and interface:
| Line Coding: |
B8ZS |
| Framing: |
ESF |
| Signalling: |
ISDN and 24th channel on each T1 |
| D-channel: |
each T1 will have it's own D channel |
| Hunting: |
Sequential - Ascending |
| Dialogic card connector: |
RJ-48C |
Note: Options for Line Coding/Framing include:
| Line Coding: |
AMI, AMI with B7 stuffing, B8ZS |
| Framing: |
SF (D3/D4), ESF for ISDN |
The single huntgroup (or Trunk) will be accessed by all callers, whom
will identify their gender (male or female) as they call into the system,
hence, routed through their respective gender-specific prompts and features.
Digital E-1 installation -
As another example, suppose you're having a E-1 (30 digital business
lines) installed by the phone company. If you're simply launching
a 30 port dateline system, you'll be attaching one end of an RJ-45 or
BNC (coax) telco connector (telephone interface) to the back of your
Dialogic (D/300JCT-E1 or D/300PCI-E1 or D/300SC-E1) card, and the
other end to the phone company installed equipment.
You might convey to the phone company that you want 1 hunt group
with the following service and interface:
| Line Coding: |
HDB3 |
| Framing: |
CCITT G.704-1988 with CRC4 |
| Signalling: |
ISDN PRI |
| Hunting: |
Sequential - Ascending |
| Dialogic card connector: |
BNC for 75 ohm or RJ-48C for 120 ohm lines |
The single huntgroup (or Trunk) will be accessed by all callers, whom
will identify their gender (male or female) as they call into the system,
hence, routed through their respective gender-specific prompts and features.
Your phone company account rep. will place the order for an
installation date and provide you with the actual phone number
assignments.
In our documentation, we'll provide the specific, itemized
information to configure your Dialogic card/device drivers,
place your order with the phone company, verify correct
line/huntgroup setup, and configure your software to test and
activate your system.
We provide complete 24/7 technical support to licensed users, should
any assistance be required during the installation and deployment of
your system. Our goal is to have you up and running as rapidly and
painlessly as possible.
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