Ipe Hardware - Avaya Communication Server 1000M Single Group Manual

If required by the customer, the following optional cables can be connected to the RMI Multi-
I/O cable assembly (NT5D87):
• NT7R87BA CSU Cable Kit (32ft). Purpose: Extends the T1 connection from the NT5D87
cable.
• NT7R66BA MMI Cable Kit (32ft). Purpose: Extends the Man-Machine Interface (MMI)
connection from the NT5D87BA cable.
• NT7R86AA Auxiliary Alarm Cable (25 ft). Purpose: Extends the auxiliary alarm connection
from the NT5D87.
All other cable connections (such as station cables, trunk circuits, and T1 carrier link
connections) are customer-provided up to the local demarcation point. The local demarcation
point is defined as the end of the NT5D87 (or NT7R66AA, or NT7R66BA, or NT7R86AA, or
NT7R87AA).
Remote hardware
Unlike Carrier Remote which uses a custom wall-mounted cabinet design similar to the cabinet,
MCR reuses the standard cabinet design. Therefore, sales of MCR will most likely be provided
with the latest design version of the cabinet (NTDK50BA). However, distributors may also use
the previous design versions of the cabinet with MCR.
MCR on page 41 describes the various cabinet designs that are compatible with MCR at the
remote end. All other equipment such as shelf power supplies, battery backup units, power
cables, and floor standing pedestals are also compatible with MCR.
Table 5: Hardware Compatibility with MCR
NTAK11AA, BB, or BC
NTDK50BA

IPE hardware

MCR will only support a subset of the IPE card portfolio.
Compatibility
IPE cards may be equipped in the remote cabinet.
Table 6: Remote IPE Card Compatibility
PEC
NT8D02
NT8D03
Mini-Carrier Remote Fundamentals
PEC
on page 41 describes the IPE cards that are compatible with MCR. No other
Description
Digital Line Card
Analog Line Card
Table 5: Hardware Compatibility with
Description
Expansion Cabinet
Main/Expansion Cabinet
Table 6: Remote IPE Card
Card Slots
1-10 1
1-10 1
Engineering guidelines
Slot Quantity
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