174543 Basic Meridian 61C Configuration Example Key ParIS Listing for a 9-1-1 Conliguration (I) Top Cap Module: provides air e"haust and environmental monitoring. Redundant 61C ullng Motorola'Iaa060 Call Processor and Releale 23 loftware (2) Inlelli.ont Peripheral Equipmenl: contain. tholrunk.line and :\IF cards. (2 Columnlor 1 Bay) (al Dici••' liM Canh (NTaOUUI)o Each aid ,~m 16 Voice 3M 16 DIU! portS I'. Tna.k ell"1I fNYIOU ••). Ext. ~ suppiOfU II Tnriu Ie) ~"'d·fl"fq~'· (ilreh INTACJ'M~ This card 4tmdn the ~tF lO.nct uKd in '101·1 ANI. 1 QN per columll cd) TI c••nl'lft'll rriwlll~ Rlill' ..",..tan CilnII - Uted 10 dcl;"'cr C.ller lD 10 the PSAP (dl 'ttip""nl [~ifllM'" ' ....r/R", Cue"'." ~nD2IAB)' One ror. each IPE shelf. (1) Top CapModule (el COIll,rOUtr Clint t~nDlIliC). Pro, ide!; itlterf3C"'K bcI"ecn lhe Supcrloop S,-"",on. Card;and the IPE ~odule. (1/ Top C.p "'pOOle to IP£·,\tAX (~TI RII1IA). (O...io...I) (NT7000BAI (I) CCR·IP[ (NTI RlllllA" tOpC","IIU (NT7000BA) (3) CoreF."etwork ~Iodule: contain. a "olorola 68060 CPL:, 'Iemory. Di.k/CD ROM, Superloop 7Iletwork cards., (;1) C.,.,fT.rw .,,,1 Dicil ~..r"J fNTlIDI7).. One fot QCh COrcINCf"OB .\1oduk. This card P'O' Mfa d;altonc,1Pd de,ock's ,he: DThIF lann (2) hleUigeT1l Peripheral (bl SUIMr'tMp Su...", C.rlb (NT.DU.-.A). One (or lOxh Corc:JNet ~lodule Pnn ides 01 lime Ilice (or each QII ~ pmcc:ss EqUipment Module te) C.....'III [14uip_.t ' ...eor (I'liInD~A.'" PO" a' (or the Cof'dNC1 !\lodulc(S) (NT8037EC) 2) htelligent Peripheral (d) "ull'~,..'1lftM Seri.1 Oat. Littk ell'" (~TAD.nA8)o U.u ~ rull-dl4llc~ ICriaIIlO PO'" (or communtcaliO" ,"g;l nwinlli:n.Jncc ICl'mLnaI or Olher. Equipment Module Ie) Clt~ 10 :"'IcfW.. r"'ln'4!rfM:~C.nI CNT'D6~A.A"I"IC:rf;KC bc:Nec:n inlaprnccuOt bus and nct"cft shieh'cs. and bcr\t"ccn call prik;c:uor and JPE card (NT8037EC) (0 ' ..put/Ourp_. Dit.k Unit with CD·RO~ tNT!tN1.u)o ror 1~';llin. appliClI'on soR,,;&J'C orbacltinl '~Ilcm (OnfilfUDlions. til Clo(k Ce.,rolkr C.rd (0'C'&11")o USC'd 10 I~nchto"il.i.nl inccmal ckw:lu \\ilh TI', and OIher MI ,"ilche's llul are COMcetC'd IOICltk..,. lhl 'eriplwnl Sillllllli". C.rd (QPC-4JRl (h J Port [1ItHere.,.. IQPCUIF) tit C~" P"ft.r C.1'd (:"IY'DItICA. (3) CoreiNetwor!< ModUle (.a) Pedelta' ~'odule: contains the power distribution unit. system (aurt monitor and cooling unit. (NTS0210A) (3) CorelNelWorlc Module (NTS021DA) (5) ·Sortwarr and other hardware requirements: (;I) ~~ridiM '1·1·1 S.tlt••py Pxlul~ IblXII 8.~S~.~..~ Rdu.w U Ie) "CD S"ft••rY ld) .\tulliplt' o-ut .\.niC.nltnl lcl C.... Drtl.il Rftnrdinc II) ~tridi .... "1II' to,t",••I) Soll"'.rt t H."hurt 1,1 'hridi... "'lUIlollCiua.n Iht CUltolll C4 Routinc s,ut".rt (O,.io...n Iii Hold i. qutU~ rnr IVR eil [nhanttd "CD rnutiftc (4) PedestalModuie .... , 26" .JDilpl.~· ilnd ~C" Alb.,trr III %11' w, Di,pJ~~·;and 'IC.-\ """,pltr INT7D090A) Iml ~"T cOprionl1 ICPU 1) :"010: The b..e 61C iSl)]li<ally<onfigurcd wilh 1 Pede"al. 2 CorelNetWork \lodules and 31 leas' I IPE shelfthen ,he Top Cap. (Oplional) for ll'Ue redundancy, PEl -T'11e abo.v~ ,"(ormarion i. (or concepcual purposes onlyl Therc are numc:fOU$ ochC'f" p.lckaSe5 (both 1Oftv.'Irc and hardware) thlt lre required to mlke the Meridian s....ltch funaion in a 9-1-1 PSAP recommends adding a 2'" Pedestill. splining one of the Core/Network modules out and thll lfC simply nOllitted. PJeMe refer to '1M 'Synetn Plannin§ and En¥ineenny Guide' in the Northern T~lecom placing.il on me 2"' Pedestal. men adding """Iller IPE shelf. followed by lhe Top Cap. P'ubhC:ltion 000U for ~ oIdditionll requirements Should <olumn I go down (CPU 01. <olumn 2 (CPU II can lake over. Trunks and lines should be splil between ,he columns and between the ll'Unk and line cards themselves. Meridian Switch Configuration The M I switch is a very versatile digital telephone system. To configure it properly for 9-1-1 operations and customize it as per customer requirements necessitate a high degree of expertise in M I architecture and functionality. PEl and the system integrator (i.e, prime contractor) must document a detailed understanding of the customer's operations and expectations in order to successfully implement a VESTA-M I system, PEl can assist in this effort through the use of the following document examples: • System diagram • Call flow diagram • Key sheets • Speed-dial!Auto-dial sheets • Pre-programmed TTYITOO messages sheets • Scope of Work for VESTA-M I installation • Scope of Work for VESTA-M I integration Revision 1.1 Page 4 174543 Meridian Switch Packages The MI switch must be equipped with many if not al1 of the following list of packages. Each implementation will be unique, therefore it is important to review each MI configuration separately to verify the appropriate MI packages are installed and to assure proper operation of the VESTA system. \package Numbe9 \package Namej IMnemom§ 4 Call Detail Recording CDR 5 Call Detail Recording. Teletype CTY 7 Recorded Announcement RAN 8 Time and Date TAD 9 Do Not Disturb Individual DNDI 10 End to End Signaling EES II Intercept Treatment INTR 12 Automatic Number Identification ANI 13 Automatic Number Identification ANIR Route Selection 14 Basic Routing BRTE 15 1.5-Mbit Remote Peripheral Equip RPEI.5 16 Do Not Disturb Group DNDG 17 Make Set Busy MSB 18 Special Service for 2500 Sets SS25 19 Digit Display DDSP 20 Office Data Administration System ODAS 21 Dial Intercom DI 23 Charge Account for CDR CHG 24 Charge Account/Authorization Code CAB 25 Basic Authorization Code BAUT 28 Basic Queuing BQUE 29 Network Traffic must have NWK pkgs NTRF 32 Network Class of Service NCOS 33 Call Park CPRK 34 System Speed Dial SSC 35 Integrated Message Services. UST IMS and UMG are part of IMS package. 36 Recorded Overflow Announcement ROA 40 Basic Automatic Cal1 Distribution BACD 41 Automatic Call Distribution, Pkg B ACDB 44 Music MUS 45 Automatic Call Distribution, Pkg A ACDA 46 Message Waiting Center MWC 47 Automatic Answerback AAB 48 Group Call GRP 49 New Flexible Code Restriction NFCR 50 Automatic Cal1 Distribution, Pkg D ACDD 51 ACDD, Auxiliary Link Processor LNK 52 Forced Charge Account FCA 53 Set Relocation SR 54 Anendant Administration AA 55 History File HIST 57 Basic Alternative Route Selection BARS 58 Network Alternative Route Selection NARS 60 Network Priority Queuing PQUE Revision 1.1 Page 5 174543 61 Flexible Call Back Queuing FCBQ 64 Stored Number Redial SNR 70 Enhanced Hot Line HOT 71 Deluxe Hold DHLD 72 Automatic Line Selection LSEL 73 500 Set Dial Access to Features SS5 74 Distinctive Ringing DRNG 75 1.5 Mbit Digital Trunk Interface PBXI 76 Departmental Listed Directory Number DLDN 77 Command Status link CSL 80 Station Category Information SCI 81 Controlled Class of Service CCOS 83 ACD CDR Queue Record CDRQ 87 Fast Tone Digit Switch FTDS 88 M2000 Digital Sets DSET 89 M3000 Digital Sets TSET 92 Pre-translation PXLT 93 Supervisory Console SUPV 95 Calling Party Name Display CPND 98 Dialed Number Identification System DNIS 107 Malicious Call Trace MCT 108 Internal CDR ICDR 109 Auxiliary Processor Link APL 110 Trunk Verification from Station TVS III Automatic Call Distribution, Timed TOF Overflow Queuing 113 Incoming Digit Conversion IDC 114 Automatic Call Distribution Pkg D, AUXS Auxiliary Security 115 Directed Call Pickup DCP 116 Automatic Call Distribution, Priority Agent PAGT 117 Call by Call Service cac 118 Calling Line ID in Call Detail Recording CCDR 119 Enhanced Music EMUS 127 Attendant Sreak-Inffrunk Offer SKI 132 Trunk Barring TBAR 133 Enhanced Night Service ENS 139 Flexible Feature Codes FFC 140 M2250 Attendant Console DCON 141 Multi-Party Operations MPO 145 Integrated Services Digital Network ISDN 146 International Primary Rate Access (CO) PRA 147 ISDN Signaling Link ISL 149 Inter-Exchange Carrier IEC 153 ISDN AP for 3rd Party Vendors IAP3P 155 Autoplatic Call Distribution, Account Code ACNT 157 Trunk Hook Flash (Centrex) THF 162 Scheduled Access Restrictions SAR 164 Limited Access to Overlays LAPW 174 Attendant Alternative Answering AAA 178 ACD Enhanced Overflow EOVF 181 Semi-Automatic Camp-On SACP 186 Priority OverridefForced Camp-On POVR 191 Series Call SECL 203 Meridian 1 XPE XPE Revision 1.1 Page 6 174549 204 MI Enhanced Conference, TDS andMFS XCTO 205 M1 Superloop Administration (LD 97) XCTI 209 Meridian Link Modular Server MLM 214 Enhanced ACD Routing EAR 222 Multi-Purpose Serial Data Link MSDL 223 FCC Compliance for DID Answer Supervision FC68 224 Meridian 911 M911 225 Call Waiting Notification (Meridian 911) CWNT 227 MSDL Serial Data Interface MSDL SDI 228 Single Tenninal Access MSOLSTA 229 Station Specific Authorization Codes SSAU 234 New Fonnat CDR FCDR 242 Multi-User Login MULTI_USER 243 Alann Filtering ALRM_FILTER 245 System Errors and Event Lookup (Option 81) SYS_MSG_LKUP 246 Voice Mailbox Administration VMBA 247 Call 10 (for AML applications) CALL 10 250 Direct Private Network Access DPNA 251 Station Activity Records SCDR 253 Attendant Remote Call Forward ARFW 254 Phantom TN PHTN 256 Set Based Administration ADMINSET 258 Autodial Tandem Transfer ATX 291 North American National ISDN Class II Equip. NI2 30lb Calling Party Privacy CPP The MI software release 23 (November 1997) requires the installation ora software patch and special "Lamp Audit" parameter programm ing in order to alleviate a malfunction that can make a VESTA-M I workstation inoperative.
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