Cisco Cisco IP Contact Center Release 4.6.1 Technical References

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Unified ICM Required Routing Telescript Changes 
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Stop Bits 
Duplex 
FULL 
Circuit 
RS232 
Flow Control 
XONXOFF 
 
After provisioning, the cable to Spectrum PG should be installed. 
Restoring the port will enable the CRT driver running on the Spectrum.  
2.2.2.  Supervisor CRT Specifications 
The connection between the PG and the Spectrum ACD is made using the 
asynchronous serial communications protocol. The cable provided by 
Cisco is a straight cable (no crossovers, i.e. 1 to 1, 2 to 2, etc.), which 
contains conductors for all twenty-five. If it is necessary to extend or 
replace this cable for a longer cable, a straight cable that passes all twenty-
five signals end to end is required. In addition to the straight cable, Cisco 
will provide an asynchronous null-modem eliminator adapter, which is 
DB-25 Female on the cable end and DB-9 female on the PG end.  
Note: 
As a customer, do not substitute in-house connectors for this part since 
they may not be electrically equivalent.  
 
Spectrum ACD 
PG 
Male DB-25 
Male DB-25 
Female DB-25  
Female DB-9
 
25 Wire Straight Cable 
Adapter 
 
Figure 4: Supervisor CRT Link Cable Diagram 
2.2.3.  Supervisor CRT User Account 
A user account should be created with a UserId of CISCO and a Password 
of CISCO. The user privilege code for this user account should be 
A3&P3&M3, which allows this account to access the above CRT 
commands. 
2.3.  Unified ICM Required Routing Telescript Changes 
The Unified ICM requires you, as the customer, to modify the existing 
Spectrum routing telescripts to accurately track calls from the time they 
arrive at the Spectrum. To accomplish this task, you need to add a single 
telescript 
INFORM HOST
 step. If the Unified ICM Translation Routing 
feature is to be implemented, an additional 
REQUEST HOST
 step will be 
required in the routing telescript to request a host route. See the sections 
that follow for details.