Avaya Communication Server 1000M Single Group Manual page 66

Installation and configuration
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.
Installing cards into the remote cabinet
1. Set the DIP switches on the NT5D67 RMI to specify the distance to the first repeater,
2. Pull the RMI locking devices away from the faceplate. Holding the card by these
3. Slide the card into the module until it engages the backplane connector.
4. Push the locking device levers toward the faceplate to insert the card connector into
5. Observe the LED on the card as it performs self-tests. The LED should blink three
6. Install line cards in slots 1 through 8.
7. Repeat step 6 for each line card.
8. Refer to the following when installing the NT7R87BA T1 CSU cable kit to connect
66 Mini-Carrier Remote Fundamentals
framing mode, MMI terminal baud, and the system terminal settings. See
RMI SW3 functions on page 67. (All defaults are OFF.) The DIP switch setting will
depend on the physical system configuration.
locking devices, insert it into the card guides in the card slot marked CPU, which is
located in slot 0.
the backplane connector and lock the card in place.
times and then stay on until enabled by software. When enabled by software, the
LED turns off if card is operational.
a. Install the local MMI terminal and T1 carrier link cables to the RMI Multi-
I/O Cable Assembly (NT5D87). See
Interface cabling
b. Pull the card locking devices away from the faceplate and insert the card
into the card guides of a line card slot.
c. Slide the card into the module until it engages the backplane connector
and then push the locking device levers toward the faceplate to insert
the card connector into the backplane connector and lock the card in
place.
the T1 carriers from the LMI and RMI to the CSU:
• Connect the NT7R93BA adapter to P2 (carrier 0) or P3 (carrier 1) of the LMI
or RMI I/O cable.
• Connect the 32' span cable to the NT7R93BA adapter.
• If your CSU terminates to an RJ45 connector, directly connect the other end
of the span cable to the CSU.
• If your CSU terminates to a DB15 connector, connect the NT7R93AA adapter
to the CSU and connect the span cable to the adapter.
Comments? infodev@avaya.com
on page 59 for the proper settings for
Figure 10: Remote Mini-carrier
on page 47.
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