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I believe that normally, on standard-type G3 cabinets, the remote maintenance connection is the 25th pair of the AUX connector.

Does the external modem used with a Prologix cabinet (CMC) replace this connection?

The pinout chart (page 106) of the TN798 "octopus" type cable indicates that the pins which would terminate at the 25th pair (v/sl sl/v) are just grounds.

Am I thinking correctly?

https://support.avaya.com/japple/cs...p;temp.bucketID=160259&PAGE=Document


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yes. I use external modems on my prologix. On SI or R you can use the 25 pair on AUX.


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muchos gracias...I just wasn't absolutely certain that I was reading the documentation correctly.


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liquidvw, I have attached a modem to my Prologix cabinet. I *think* I have everything set properly, but I don't get a DTR indicator on the modem, so I had to program it to force it to answer. I still don't know if it works properly.

Is the non-DTR state normal?


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You should use a US robotics sportster modem. Once connected the TR and CS lights will should be on at idle. Other type of modems may or may not work.


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-sigh- Yep, I can't get my non-USR modem to work. I'm going shopping for the correct one today. I'm a little distressed that I'm not getting a DTR light with any of the modems I've tried.


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