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Appendices - Page 69
DECT - Installation Manual Page 69
38HBKD0001SAH – Issue 14 (27th October 2003) DECT Cables
Appendices
DECT Cables
DCU to PC Programming Cable
Note: This cable is also used for IP Office Integration.
DCU to Modem Programming Cable
DCU Modem
9-Way D-Type Female
25-Way D-Type Male
DECT to Modem Cable
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When using a modem connection, both modem should use the settings
below:
Baudrate: 19.2K.
Data: 8 bits.
Parity: None.
Stop Bits: 1.
The remote modem (connected to the DCU) must be set to Auto-Answer
(AT S0=1), inhibit results codes to the DTE (AT Q1). The local modem
(connected to the PC) must be set to DSR active (AT &S0).
DCU to INDeX Integration Cable
For IP Office Integration, use the DCU to PC Programming cable
(see above).
Note: To maintain the INDeX system's CE and EMC approvals, only
the Avaya supplied cable should be used
(38YCND00001SAC – 2 metres).
DCU INDeX
9-Way D-Type Female 9-Way D-Type Male
INDeX DECT Integration Cable
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