Dialogic D/4PCI Use and care manual

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Dialogic D/4PCI Linecard
Installation and Replacement
Inside this Document:
Before You Begin.........................................................................................................................................2
Technical Specifications of the D/4PCI Linecard.........................................................................................3
Preparing the D/4PCI Linecard for Installation ............................................................................................4
Installing the D4/PCI Linecard in the Platform .............................................................................................6
Connecting the D/4PCI to the Telephone System .......................................................................................8
Installing Dialogic System Software.............................................................................................................9
Using the Dialogic Configuration Manager – DCM ....................................................................................13
Configuring Lines in the Telephony Server Configuration .........................................................................19
This document explains how to install or replace Dialogic D/4PCI linecards in a OneBox
telephony server. This document also explains how to install Dialogic System Software version
SR5.01 and Dialogic Native Architecture (DNA) version 3.3. We recommend that you read this
entire document before disassembling the hardware.
IMPORTANT
§ D/4PCI linecards cannot be used with any other makes or models of telephony linecards. If other makes
or models of telephony linecards are installed in the platform, they must be removed prior to installing
D/4PCI linecards.
§ Failure to comply with the regulations in your area may result in significant penalties. Verify that the
configuration of your platform complies with local regulations before using the platform.

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Before You Begin
Review this section before performing any of the procedures in this document. This
section provides important information about electrostatic discharge and the tools and
equipment required to complete the installation.
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Warning
Static electricity will damage internal components. When working with internal
components, keep them on a static-safeguarded work area and wear a grounding strap at
all times.
Gathering Tools and Equipment
Before you begin disassembling the telephony server platform, verify that you have the
following required tools and equipment:
• OneBox Telephony Server program CD-ROM
• Dialogic System Software SR5.01 CD-ROM (if installing)
• New feature key diskette (if the addition of linecards exceeds the number of ports for
which you are currently licensed)
• Up to two Dialogic D/4PCI linecards
• #2 Phillips screwdriver
• RJ-11 linecord adapters (if needed to connect the platform to the telephone system)
• D/4PCI Installation Quick Reference Card (Dialogic part number 05-1341-002)
• Regulatory Notices for Europe, Australia, and New Zealand
(Dialogic part number 05-1395-001)

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Technical Specifications of the D/4PCI Linecard
Table 1 lists the technical specifications for the Dialogic D/4PCI linecard. Your local
telephone company may require some of these specifications. For example, in the United
States, some telephone companies require an FCC registration number if the linecard is
connected directly to central office (CO) lines. Contact your local telephone company for
its requirements.
Table 1. D/4PCI Technical Specifications
Feature Specification
Number of ports 1–4; the OneBox telephony server port assignment is determined by
the card’s linecard identification number
Dialing DTMF
Analog network interface On-board loop-start interface circuits
Voice coding PCM, ADPCM, µ-law PCM
FCC registration number EBZUSA-65588-VM-E *
*For a list that provides information for registering Dialogic linecards in many countries, contact Dialogic
or retrieve a copy of their Global Product Approvals list from their website
(http://www.dialogic.com/products/finalap.htm).

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Preparing the D/4PCI Linecard for Installation
Before installing the Dialogic D/4PCI linecard in the OneBox telephony server platform,
you need to set its default line state (hook-switch state) and determine the ports it will
handle so you can assign its linecard identification number.
Setting the Default Line State (Hook-Switch State)
The D/4PCI linecard has a configurable default line state (hook-switch state). This setting
determines how the D/4PCI will respond to incoming telephone calls when the telephony
server platform is turned on but either the telephony server or the Dialogic System
Software (device driver) is not running.
• If switch SW4 is in the OFF position, the default line state setting is onhook; callers
will get a ring-no-answer (RNA) response.
• If switch SW4 is in the ON position, the default line state setting is offhook; callers
will get a busy signal.
Note If the computer is turned off, callers will get an RNA response.
We recommend that you set the default line state to offhook. Switch SW4, shown in
Figure 2, controls the default line state.
To set the default line state:
• Slide the switch SW4 to the ON position, as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. Detail of switch SW4
SW1 SW4
Figure 2. Switches SW1 and SW4 on the Dialogic D/4PCI

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Assigning a Linecard Identification Number
Each Dialogic linecard installed in the OneBox telephony server platform must be
configured with a unique linecard identification number (referred to by Dialogic as the
Board ID, Board Locator ID, or Board Locator Technology ID). This number, from 1
through F hex (1–15 decimal), is used by the Dialogic System Software to determine
which linecard is sending a signal. Unique linecard identification numbers must be
assigned in ascending order to each linecard starting at 1.
The telephony server assigns port numbers in ascending order based on the linecard
identification number. For example, if a D/4PCI linecard installed in the platform is
assigned the linecard identification number 1, the four ports provided by the linecard will
be designated ports 1–4. If another D/4PCI linecard installed in the platform is assigned
the linecard identification number 2, the four ports provided by the linecard will be
designated ports 5–8. If your platform will have more than one linecard, make note of the
linecard identification number of each linecard to clarify the process of connecting the
platform to the telephone system.
IMPORTANT
Each linecard installed in the platform must use a unique linecard identification number. If two
linecards installed in the platform use the same linecard identification number, the Dialogic System
Software (the device drivers) will be unable to locate either linecard.
Do not use linecard identification number 0 for any Dialogic PCI linecard. This telephony server does
not support the automatic linecard identification number assignment scheme for PCI linecards
(called Geographic Sequencing by Dialogic).
To assign a linecard identification number:
• Select the linecard identification number for the linecard by dialing rotary switch
SW1 (refer to Figure 2 for the location of switch SW1).
If you are… Then…
Replacing an existing card Select the identification number used by the
linecard you are replacing.
Adding another card Select a new unique identification number
for the linecard.

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Installing the D/4PCI Linecard in the Platform
Because Dialogic D/4PCI linecards are designed to be installed in the PCI expansion bus,
the interrupt requests and memory addresses used by the cards are assigned by the BIOS
of the platform, not by configuring jumpers or switches. All PCI linecards installed in the
platform should share IRQ 5. The method of assigning this interrupt will vary depending
on the particular BIOS and platform used. For example, a BIOS may allow you to assign
IRQ 5 to the PCI expansion slots you intend to use for the linecards. Another BIOS may
automatically assign IRQ 5 to the PCI expansion slot based on its location in the
platform. Refer to the platform documentation to determine how to configure the
platform to assign IRQ 5 to expansion slots used by PCI linecards.
After you have prepared the Dialogic PCI linecards for installation and have determined
how to assign IRQ 5 to the expansion slots they use, you can install the linecard in the
computer platform.
IMPORTANT
Dialogic D/4PCI linecards cannot be used with any other makes or models of telephony
linecards. If other makes or models of telephony linecards are installed in the platform, they
must be removed prior to installing D/4PCI linecards.
To install D/4PCI linecards:
1. If already installed, configure the Dialogic System Service to start manually (continue
to step 2).
If Dialogic System Software is not installed, skip to step 5.
2. From the Start menu, point to Programs, point to Dialogic System Software, and
select Dialogic Configuration Manager – DCM.
3. From the Service menu, point to Startup Mode, and select Manual.

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4. From the File menu, select Exit.
5. Turn off the computer, unplug its power cord, and remove its cover.
6. Verify that the linecard identification number and the default line state are configured
correctly (refer to “Preparing the D/4PCI Linecard for Installation” for instructions).
7. Select a PCI expansion slot.
If the linecard… Then…
Replaces an existing linecard Remove the existing linecard from the PCI
expansion bus slot and use this expansion
slot for the replacement linecard.
Adds ports to the OneBox platform Select an empty PCI expansion bus slot that
will be assigned IRQ 5, and remove the
slot’s retaining screw and access cover plate.
8. Insert the linecard into the PCI bus slot. Gently press the linecard down to seat the
edge connector into the slot, applying pressure only to the top edge of the board.
Rocking the card or applying excessive pressure on the card or the bus connector may
cause damage.
9. Attach the retaining screw.
10. If you are installing another linecard, repeat steps 6–9.
11. After installing the linecard(s), replace the computer’s cover and plug in the power
cord.
12. Proceed to the following section “Connecting the D/4PCI to the Telephone System.”

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Connecting the D/4PCI to the Telephone System
With the D/4PCI linecard(s) installed in the platform, you can now cable the platform to the
telephone system. As described in “Assigning a Linecard Identification Number,” the
OneBox telephony server assigns port numbers in ascending order based on the linecard
identification number. Therefore, the D/4PCI linecard to which you assigned the linecard
identification number 1 will be assigned port numbers 1–4, and the linecard to which you
assigned the linecard identification number 2 will be assigned port numbers 5–8 (as shown
in Figure 3). Keep this port number assignment scheme in mind when connecting each
D/4PCI linecard to the telephone system.
Figure 3. D/4PCI linecard port assignments
To cable Dialogic D/4PCI linecards to the telephone system:
• Plug the linecords (jacks) from the telephone system (switch) to the RJ-11 connectors
on the D/4PCI (refer to the port assignment diagram shown in Figure 3).
Note Country-specific linecord adapters may be required to connect the telephony
server to the local public telephone network. If these adapters are required and not
included with the linecards, please contact your technical service representative.
Linecard
ID# 1
Linecard
ID# 2
Port 1 Port 5
Port 2 Port 6
Port 3 Port 7
Port 4 Port 8

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Installing Dialogic System Software
OneBox supports Dialogic System Software version SR5.01 and Dialogic Native
Architecture (DNA) version 3.3. Because Dialogic uses this device driver for several of
its products, many of the default settings in the setup program differ from the settings
required by the D/4PCI. Please follow these installation instructions carefully.
OneBox version 2.01 requires Dialogic software SR5.01; older OneBox telephony servers
may require DNA 3.3. Follow the appropriate Dialogic installation instructions based on
your situation.
To install Dialogic System Software version SR5.01:
IMPORTANT
Remove previously installed versions of Dialogic System software before you install a new version.
1. Log on to Windows NT Workstation or Windows 2000 Professional with an account
that has Administrator privileges on the OneBox telephony server platform.
2. Insert the Dialogic program CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
3. From the Start menu, click Run and click Browse to find Setup.exe on the Dialogic
CD-ROM.
4. When you have located Setup.exe, double click this file.
5. With the path to Setup.exe in the Run dialog box, click OK to start the setup wizard.
6. At the Welcome to Dialogic Setup dialog box, click Next.
7. At the Registration dialog box, fill in the blanks with the relevant information and
click Next.
8. In the Setup Options dialog box, click Custom.
9. In the Custom Component Selection dialog box, click Clear All.

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10. From the Custom Component Selection list, select the Dialogic Drivers, Firmware
& Configuration Files option and click Next.
11. In the Destination Location dialog box, accept the default destination and click Next.
12. In the Program Group Folder dialog box, accept the default folder value and click
Next.
13. In the Setup Options Summary dialog box, verify the Current Settings and click Next.
Automatic installation of the software begins.
14. In the Please Make Your Selection Now dialog box, clear all boxes and click Next.
15. In the Setup Complete dialog box, select Yes, I want to restart my computer now
and click Finish.
16. When the computer has restarted, continue to “Using the Dialogic Configuration
Manager – DCM.”
Select Option