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Table 2

Incoming and outgoing Modules (cont’d.)

Module Name Function Incoming

Outgoing

eIO Digital and analogue inputs and

digital outputs (contacts and

switches).

Yes,

analogue

levels and

digital levels

(contacts)

Yes,

switches

eWEB Web interface. Yes

eSMTP-server Receiving e-mail messages. Yes

eSMTP (client) Sending e-mail messages.

Yes

eDMSAPI Sending and receiving

E2-DECT messages using

the CSTA interface.

Yes,

receiving

E2-DECT

messages

Yes,

sending

E2-DECT

messages

eASYNC Asynchronous modem interface

to cell phone SMS provider, or

to wide area paging system.

Yes

eLOCATION Location detection after a call is

made from a DECT handset.

In addition

to the eCST

A module.

Security modules

The security modules are used (in addition to an operating system) to

provide extra security. Security provided is based on the module type. The

following gives a brief overview of the available security modules:

• eBACKUP

The eBACKUP module creates a backup of the configuration database

at regular intervals.

•

eGUARDIAN

The eGUARDIAN module is used in conjunction with an input module

that receives data at regular intervals. The eGUARDIAN module

checks the data input at regular intervals. If the input is not received

within a specified time period, the eGUARDIAN module sends a

message indicating that an input is down.

• eWATCHDOG

The eWATCHDOG is a software module that works with the Watchdog

card. The eWATCHDOG sends a code to a V.24 interface (COM

port) on the DECT Messenger PC. This COM port is connected to a

Watchdog card that expects the code within certain time intervals. If

the code is not received within the time interval, the Watchdog card

Nortel Communication Server 1000

DECT Messenger Fundamentals

NN43120-120 02.01

11 May 2009