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The back view of the MSS-S varies, depending on the type of motherboard
that is installed. The type of motherboard affects where cables
are connected.
An Avaya S3400-family MSS-S uses these configurations:
MSS-S with nonintegrated video and LAN
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1
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Latch for top cover |
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2
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Power supply |
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3
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AC power receptacle |
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4
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Power supply on/off switch |
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5
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Mouse connector |
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6
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Keyboard connector |
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7
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USB ports |
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8
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Serial port (COM1) |
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9
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Parallel port (not used) |
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10
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Serial port (COM2), used for the Remote Maintenance
Board (RMB) |
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11
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Corporate LAN interface |
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12
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Audio connectors (not used) |
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13
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Video card (contains monitor connector) |
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14
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Network interface card (used for the private LAN
to the Avaya MASs) |
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15
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Remote Maintenance Board (Connects to analog line
for alarm reporting and servicing. International versions require
an external modem.) |
MSS-S with integrated video and LAN
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1
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Latch for top cover |
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2
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Power supply |
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3
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AC power receptacle |
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4
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Power supply on/off switch |
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5
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USB ports |
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6
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Mouse connector |
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7
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Keyboard connector |
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8
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Serial port (COM1) |
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9
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Video connector |
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10
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Corporate LAN interface |
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11
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Private LAN interface |
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12
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Serial port (COM2), used for the Remote Maintenance
Board (RMB) |
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13
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Remote Maintenance Board (Connects to analog line
for alarm reporting and servicing. International versions require
an external modem.) |
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