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INTUITY Messaging Solutions Release 4

MAP/5P Maintenance

585-310-186

Issue 3

October 1997

System Configuration

Page A-6Component Assignments

Fixed Assignments

The following bay assignments are fixed in the MAP/5P:

■ Bay 1 — Cartridge Tape drive

■ Bay 2 — Empty

■ Bay 3 — Empty

■ Bay 4 — Diskette drive

■ Bay 5 — Hard Disk Drive 1 (if provided)

■ Bay 6 — Hard Disk Drive 0

■ Bay 7 — Empty

The following slot assignment is fixed in the MAP/5P:

■ PCI Slot 1 — SCSI controller circuit card

■ ISA Slot 2 — remote maintenance circuit card

Variable Assignments

The Tip/Ring, ACCX, LAN, Multi-port, and switch interface circuit cards all have

variable assignments in the MAP/5P. These assignments depend on how many

cards have been installed. The following rules apply to the placement of optional

cards in the MAP/5P. These rules presume that the required circuit cards are

placed in the MAP/5P as specified in “Fixed Assignments” above.

■ A maximum of three Tip/Ring circuit cards is supported.

■ All other circuit cards are supported as one per system.

■ Tip/Ring circuit cards are assigned slots sequentially, starting, at the

bottom, with slot 6.

■ The ACCX circuit card is assigned in the lowest numbered available slot

after all Tip/Ring circuit cards have been installed. For example, if

Tip/Ring circuit cards are installed in ISA Slot 5 and ISA Slot 6, place the

ACCX circuit card in ISA Slot 4.

■ The LAN circuit card, if provided, goes in the lowest numbered available

ISA slot.

■ The switch interface circuit card, if provided, goes in the lowest numbered

available ISA slot after the LAN circuit card, if provided, has been

installed.

■ The multi-port serial circuit card, if provided, goes in the lowest numbered

ISA slot after both the LAN and switch interface circuit cards, if provided,

have been installed.

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