Remote Site Installation - Avaya Communication Server 1000M Single Group Manual

Installation and configuration
Install the LMX into two consecutive line card slots in the same shelf or cabinet as the LMI.
Warning:
DO NOT ALTER JUMPER SETTINGS!
The jumpers at J3 determine board-type and should never be removed or changed. Refer
to Figure 11: Jumper settings on MCR circuit packs.
these jumpers.
Connecting the LMI/LMX cable assembly
1. Connect Plug 1 of the LMI/LMX cable assembly (NT5D86) to the 50-pin Amphenol
2. Connect Plug 2 of the LMI/LMX cable assembly to the 50-pin Amphenol connector
3. In the same way, connect Plug 3 of the NT5D86 LMI/LMX cable assembly to the
4. Finally, connect Plug 4 of the NT5D86 LMI/LMX cable assembly to the 50-pin

Remote site installation

Installing the MCR cabinet
To install a cabinet for MCR, locate and prepare the wall area for the wall-mounted installation,
install the cabinet, connect the ground wires, and connect the power. When selecting the wall
area for the cabinet installation, make sure you provide for convenient MCR and subscriber
loop cable routing.
Installing the MCR Cabinet
To complete these tasks, follow the steps below:
1. Unpack and inspect the cabinet.
2. Level and install the mounting bracket on the wall.
64 Mini-Carrier Remote Fundamentals
connector for the second of two slots for the LMI (see
cable assembly (NT5D86)
for the second of the two line card slots occupied by LMX 1.
Note:
The 50-pin Amphenol connector for the first of the two line card slots is not
used.
50-pin Amphenol connector for the second of the two line card slots occupied by
LMX 2.
Amphenol connector for the second of the two line card slots occupied by LMX 3.
(See Figure 8: Cabling for a single Local Mini-carrier Interface card (LMI)
page 45.)
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on page 59 for the proper settings for
on page 26).
Figure 6: LMI/LMX Multi-I/O
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