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Analog Devices Configuration Guide

Chapter 1

Introduction

Analog device DNs are programmed in the same way as digital telephone DNs. However,

programming settings will vary, depending on the type of analog device and how it is connected to

the Business Communications Manager system.

There are two types of analog devices: voice and data communications. Refer to the following

table for examples of voice and data communication devices.

The following hardware components are used to connect analog devices to the Business

Communications Manager system.

• Analog Station Modules (ASM8+ and ASM8)

Each ASM connects up to eight analog devices on the Business Communications Manager

system.

• Analog Terminal Adapter (ATA2)

The ATA2 unit connects one analog device to the Business Communications Manager system

through a port on a Digital Station Module (DSM).

Refer to the following table to review feature availability based on the analog device type and if it

is connected to an Analog Station Module (ASM8+ or ASM8) or to an Analog Terminal Adaptor

(ATA2).

Table 1 Analog devices

Voice devices Data communication devices

• standard analog telephones •fax machines

• analog telephones with a display • modems

• answering machines • credit card verifiers (POS terminals in UK)

Table 2 Feature matrix for analog devices

ASM8+ ASM8 ATA2

Telephone Fax or

modem

Telephone Fax or

modem

Telephone Fax or

modem

Message Waiting

Indication (MWI)

Tone indication

Lamp indication

Yes

N/A

Yes

N/A

Yes

N/A

Call Display

(CLID)

Yes** Yes** N/A N/A N/A N/A

Disconnect

Supervision

Yes** Yes** N/A N/A N/A N/A

** CLID and Disconnect Supervision are only available on ASM8+ modules using the North

American profile.

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