The front panel of the Avaya MM710B media module

The front panel of the Avaya MM710B media

module
The MM710B T1/E1 media module terminates a T1 or E1 trunk facility. For T1 connections, you can provision
the MM710B to either utilize the integrated Channel Service Unit (CSU) capabilities or connect directly to an
external CSU. This information also applies to the MM710.

Figure : 1. The MM710B media module front panel

Note:
You can use the six ports in the middle of the front panel for testing.

For drop and insert, you need an external CSU.

MM710B ports
The MM710B contains an E1/T1 port.

MM710B LEDs
Table 1: MM710B LEDs

LED Name Color Indication

The module type is not

ALM Alarm Red the type configured in the
MSG for the slot

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The front panel of the Avaya MM710B media module

LED Name Color Indication

Either a test is being

performed on the module
via the server, or the
TST Test Green
module is performing a
self-test upon initial
insertion

An E1/T1 trunk device

connected to the module
is in use.

The light is always on if

the trunk is an ISDN E1
or T1 PRI trunk, and the
MM710B is not
configured as the
synchronization source of
the Branch Gateway.

The light flashes at a rate

of 2.8 seconds on and
0.2 seconds off if the
ACT Activity Yellow
MM710B synchronization
source is configured to
synchronize the Branch
Gateway and the module
is receiving a T1 source
signal.

The light flashes at a rate

of 0.2 seconds on and
2.8 seconds off if the
MM710B synchronization
source is configured to
synchronize the Branch
Gateway and the T1
source is lost.

The physical connection

SIG Signal Green
is up.

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