Cisco Cisco IP Contact Center Release 4.6.2 Technical References

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ACD Configuration 
 
(port 2) of the PDI III card to which it is attempting to connect. The 
connection port address is calculated by multiplying the card-relative port 
number of the SDP configured for this feature by 2 and adding 3100 to it.  
For example, if SDP A-08-16-23 is configured with a TLLAN device type, 
the port address to which to connect is ((23*2) + 3100) = 3146. A session 
can be terminated by either the PG or Spectrum simply by closing the 
socket that is being used to communicate. The Spectrum will only do this 
if SDP or the PDI III card is taken out of service. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Ethernet LAN 
Spectrum ACD 
   
   
   
PG 
 
Transaction 
 Link
 
 
Figure 3: Transaction Link Diagram using TCP over Ethernet 
LAN 
2.2.  Supervisor CRT Link 
Configuring a Spectrum Supervisor CRT port involves provisioning a port 
on the Spectrum as well as establishing a physical connection to the 
Spectrum PG via a cable. A twenty-five foot cable and asynchronous null-
modem adapter will be supplied by Cisco to establish this physical 
connection. If the Duplex PG configuration has been purchased, two ports 
must be provisioned and Cisco will supply two sets of cables and 
connectors. In addition, a user account must be created for use by the 
Cisco PG which is capable of performing the following commands: 
ACT-
USER, CANC-USER, RTRV-SECU-USER, ABT-CMD, RTRV-STAFF
, and 
RTRV-HDR
.  
2.2.1.  Port Provisioning 
This section describes the requirements for interfacing the Supervisor CRT 
Link with the Spectrum PG. The Spectrum PG must be assigned a port on 
either a PDI I or PDI II card. The port must be configured as a CRT port. 
The port characteristics should be as follows: 
Table 2: Supervisor CRT Port Characteristics 
Port Characteristics  
Value 
Device Type 
ADDS4000 
Baud Rate 
4800 or 9600 
Parity 
None 
Number of Bits