Installation Of The Attic Board - Avaya Octel 200 Installation And Maintenance Manual

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Integration Volume

Installation of the ATTIC Board

This section describes the procedure for installing the ATTIC board. Before proceeding with the installation,

note that there are six LEDs on the front edge near the top of the ATTIC card. These are used to indicate

card status and are, from top to bottom

Integration Unit 1 Link 1

Integration Unit 1 Link 2

Integration Unit 2 Link 1

Integration Unit 2 Link 2

Refer to the Installation and Maintenance volume, Installation chapter, Pin Assignment section, for more

information.

The wiring configuration for a 25-pair cable may differ as PBX line cards are not all the same.

The installation procedure refers to the LEDs by the above names. Follow the steps below to install the

ATTIC board.

1. Plug the 25-pair cable into the ATTIC slot.

2. Put on antistatic wrist strap. Connect it to an unpainted portion of the cabinet.

3. While holding top and bottom edges, slide the integration card into the card cage.

4. Pivot the card ejectors as needed to grip small flanges on the front edges of the card cage.

5. Firmly seat the integration card connectors into the motherboard by pressing ejectors against the

front edge of the card. The ejectors clips onto small pins on the integration card when the connectors

have seated.

Once the integration card is installed, the red LED comes ON. When selftest diagnostics are

complete, the green LED comes ON. When the card has been initialized and is ready for operation,

the red LED goes OFF within five minutes.

Octel 200/300

All cross-connections to the PBX must be completed

before proceeding. Changes to connections should

only be made while the integration card is not

installed in the Octel 200/300. Cross connecting

integration links when the integration card is installed

may result in damage to the integration card.

Do not slam the integration card into the cabinet, as

this may damage the board or motherboard

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