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I have an 200EL LW19 and the PRI is down, so far all day today. I have had the PRI card pulled and re-inserted, still the PRI is down. I'm guessing the telco is to blame, we have a ticket open. I don't want to reset the whole system.
Is there way to hook up a modem to the system to trap the major alarm and call or page me if a major alarm occurs?
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Form 18 has some lines for minor & major alarms, I haven't ever used them. But I guess they could notify a analog port forwarded to a number.
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just a little more ground.
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The ther are alarm contacts available on the MOH/Paging module that can close a circuit. But this will go for any alarm minor and major. It would have to be connected to some other alarm reporting device though.
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what would be the reporting device, any suggestions?
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An alarm dialler like those used for security would work.
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