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System Connectivity
This section describes typical hardware configurations for
a MERLIN II system with accessories and auxiliary
equipment Connectivity diagrams with descriptions are
provided for the following:
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Simultaneous voice and data (analog station) using the
analog station module (408) to gain access to a remote
host computer.
Simultaneous voice and data (digital station) and local
host computer access using the digital station module
(008D).
Modem pool using the digital station module (008D)
and the basic telephone module (012).
Modem pool using the digital station module (008D)
and the analog station module (408).
Modem pool on dedocated outside lines for data-
Background music provided for callers through
Music-on-Hold.
External loudspeaker paging.
SIMULTANEOUS
VOICE AND DATA
Simultaneous voice and data at an analog station allows
the user to connect to the system an analog voice terminal
and a data terminal or PC with data rates set by the
modem. This feature requires both an odd and even jack
to be connected to the voice terminal. Refer to the
connectivity diagram in Figure 1-12.
Simultaneous voice and data at a digital station allows the
user to have a digital voice terminal and a data terminal or
PC with data rates up to 19,200 bps between digital
endpoints. Note that between the Modular Trunk Data
Module (MTDM) and the modem there can be a maximum
of 17 feet. Refer to the connectivity diagram, especially
Note 2, in Figure 1-13.
1-52 System Connectivity