| Ringers |
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| Question: |
How loud are the
Model 196 and Model 198 ringers? |
| Answer: |
They both put out
at maximum 110dba @ 1 meter. |
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| Question:
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What sort of power
is required to run the ringers? |
| Answer: |
The 196 is line
powered operating from the ringing current on the central office
line, whereas the Model 198 requires 24vdc and a contact closure.
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| Question:
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Can the ringers
be used out of doors? |
| Answer: |
Yes, both ringers
are weatherized so they can be used out of doors, but should
be protected from direct rain. (Install under some type of over
hang to provide cover.) |
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| Question:
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Can the volume
be adjusted on the ringers? |
| Answer: |
Yes, the 196 has
a three position switch (low,med, high); the 198 has a continuous
adjust volume control. ( full off to full on) |
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| Question:
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What do the ringers
sound like? |
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A dual modulated
tone, (very piercing) |
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| Question:
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How can I get more
than one central office line to ring a single ringer? |
| Answer: |
The Model 173 allows
three C.O. lines to be coupled together so that if any one rings
it will in turn ring the common ringer (196). The Model 175
allows for up to 7 C.O. lines to be coupled together for the
same function. |
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| Question:
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What is the ringer
equivalency number for the 196? |
| Answer: |
2.7 B |
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| Service
Observing, Call Monitoring |
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| Question:
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How many lines
can the CM-30 observe? |
| Answer: |
30 |
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| Question:
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What's the maximum
number of lines it can be expanded to accommodate? |
| Answer: |
90 |
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| Question:
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Can I have more
than one person observing different agents at the same time?
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| Answer: |
The CM-30 &
CM-10 will allow up to 4 observers to be observing at the same
time, BUT THEY HAVE TO BE OBSERVING THE SAME AGENT. However,
you can connect up to 4 CM-30's or CM-10's in parallel and in
this way you can have 4 different observers each observing a
different individual. |
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| Question:
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Can I remotely
access the Observing Units? |
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Yes, using an Remote
Access Unit. |
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| Question:
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Do I have to use
a dedicated phone for the observer's telephone set? |
| Answer: |
No, you can tie
the observer's tip and ring into a vacant C.O. port on the phone
system and restrict access to that port to only the observing
party. |
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| Question:
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How do the CM"s
connect? |
| Answer: |
Their inputs tie
down in a parallel arrangement over the tip and ring leads of
the agents you want the ability to observe. |
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| Powerfail
Transfer Unit |
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| Question:
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How many lines
will a 154 handle? |
| Answer: |
8 central office
lines. |
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| Question:
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Will the 154 work
with ground start lines? |
| Answer: |
Yes, ground start
is built into the 154. |
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| Question:
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What are the power
requirements? |
| Answer: |
The Model 154 requires
48vdc, usually obtained from your PABX. On the Model 154A, 24vdc
is required, and can be ordered along with the 154A. |
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| Meridian
Digital Centrex Products |
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| Question:
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How can I connect
an analog device to my MDC line, i.e. answering machine, modem,
secure phone or fax machine? |
| Answer: |
The CTA-369 is
an analog adapter that allows for connecting an analog device
to the MDC line. |
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| Question:
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How do I connect
a loud ringer to my MDC line? |
| Answer: |
The DSI-375 is
a Custom Ringer which allows for connecting an additional loud
ringer, i.e. Model 198 to the MDC line. |
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| Meridian
Recording Interface |
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| Question:
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What is the function
of the MRI-320? |
| Answer: |
It converts the
digital telephone signaling to analog recording requirements.
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| Question:
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What systems will
the MRI-320 work with? |
| Answer: |
Only on Nortel's
M1 PABX's and Norstar Key System. The MRI-320 will not work
with MDC service. |
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| Question:
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How many lines
can be connected to the MRI-320? |
| Answer: |
The MRI-320 is
a 4 port device that can be connected to 4 Meridian Digital
Terminals. |
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| Question:
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What is the output
format of the MRI-320? |
| Answer: |
600 ohm analog
output, with a contact closure indicating voice present. |
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| Question:
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Is the MRI-320
programable? |
| Answer: |
Yes, you can select
any line or group of lines on your Meridian Digital Terminal
and add-on module to be recorded. This function is available
on each of the 4 ports. |
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| Question:
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Can I record from
a MDC line? |
| Answer: |
Yes, the CRI-376
is a recording interface adapter that allows a selected line
appearance on your Meridian Business Set to be interfaced to
a recorder |
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| Power
Supplies |
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| Question:
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What products will
work with the Model 368 power supply? |
| Answer: |
CTA-369, DSI-375,
CRI-376, MRI-320, CM-10, CM-30. |
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| Question:
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What products will
work with the T193 power supply? |
| Answer: |
The Model 198 |
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| Question:
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What products will
work with the Model 193 power supply? |
| Answer: |
The Model 154A.
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| Note:
The CTA-369, DSI-375, CRI-376 and the MRI-320 all come standard
with a power supply. The CM-10, CM-30, Model 154A and 198 do
not come standard with power supplies but can be ordered with
power supplies as an option. |
