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Dh4mfth Consak and <br /> com wdkW l sway hms <br /> Wolof 8116CAM a Coro <br /> Afi:.:.. <br /> M ft <br /> AA <br /> M. <br /> x � <br /> .aercxa� a.. a 1� <br /> ♦es W r <br /> u. ras <br /> PI sa Fa <br /> a.as. I aa.w <br /> s _ <br /> ey ax�a� <br /> 0=7fOMI8WpNW fir wti..r <br /> ASTM=TaaMaO ar NefAfr p,p' <br /> Figure 2-1:Dispatch Console and Conventional Subsystems Block Diagram <br /> Dispatch Console Subsystem <br /> The MCC 7500 Dispatch Console subsystem equipment consists of the MCC 7500 Dispatch Console <br /> (and its associated peripheral hardware),the MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server(and its <br /> associated logging recorder and replay station),the Conventional Channel Gateway(CCGW)(also <br /> known as the conventional base station interface)either analog or digital,and the Aux 1/0 server. <br /> In addition,Active Directory Domain Controllers are required for a console subsystem with MCC <br /> 7500 Dispatch Consoles.The Domain Controller is needed to support Domain Name Server(DNS) <br /> and Active Directory services for the MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles. The controllers are located at the <br /> P25 Master Site. <br /> Each dispatch console registers and affiliates with the central controller. This affiliation procedure <br /> manages intra-and inter-zone(trunking only)traffic flow. Call traffic is routed only to a dispatch <br /> console which is actively monitoring that group.Consequently,every dispatch console in the system <br /> must be assigned a unique ID,just as each radio has its own unique ID.Aux I/Os allow customers to <br /> control external devices through relay closures and sense the state of external devices through input <br /> buffers from the MCC 7500 Dispatch Console. <br /> Orange County,North Carolina <br /> MCC 7500 Console System Use or disclosure of this proposal is subject <br /> to the restrictions on the cover page. <br /> ® Motorola Solutions Confidential Restricted System Description 2-3 <br />