Connecting Other Cables To A Bip - Nortel Passport 15000 Hardware Installation And Maintenance

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Connecting other cables to a BIP

Prerequisites

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Passport 15000, 20000 Hardware Installation, Maintenance, and Upgrade

Connect other cables to a BIP to enable its normal power distribution and

shelf alarms after installing a BIP fro an upgrade or replacement.

You must be familiar with "Safety considerations and best practices"

One at a time, use the label on each black-and-white power output cable

from a PIM or a cooling unit to reconnect it to the rear of the BIP. Pinch

the tabs on the sides of the connector together and push to engage it.

One at a time, use the label on each red power and alarm cable to

reconnect it by engaging the D-sub connector and fastening its 2 small

slotted screws.

One at a time, use the label on each external alarm cable (all of the

remaining cables) to reconnect them as follows.

for a D-sub connector, engage the connector and fasten its 2 small

slotted screws

for a Berg connector, engage it while lifting the tab on the side

for a MATE-N-LOK connector, engage it while lifting the tabs on the

The labels on the cables correspond to the labels on the rear of the BIP as

shown in the ﬁgure "Cable connections at the rear of a BIP" (page 358).

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