Configuring The Equipment - Nortel CS 1000M HG Manual

90 Installation and configuration
Configuring the equipment
Theconfiguration and administration of Remote IPE at one or more remote
sites and at the local site are identical to the standard system configuration
and administration and do not require special considerations.
However, there are some Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface initial setup
functions that must be considered at either local or the remote site. These
functions are administered over aman machine interface (MMI) port
connected to a terminal at the local and the remote sites.
When configuring Remote IPE functions at the local and the remote
sites you can configure the Superloop Network cards and the Peripheral
Controller cards dedicated to the Remote IPE exactly the same way any
other standard Superloop Network cards and Peripheral Controller cards
are configured by using:
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Factory default parameter settings
The Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface units are set in the factory as listed in
Table 15 "Factory default parameter settings" (page
Table 15
Factory default parameter settings
Parameter
Time
Date
Name
Alarm Enable/Disable
Alarm Self-Clearing Enable/Disable
Bit Error Alarm Threshold
Configuring the cards
When the Remote IPE equipment is first installed, it is necessary to define
theNT8D01 Peripheral Controller cardsNT8D01 Peripheral Controller cards
dedicated to Remote IPE support.
To do this:
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Configuration Record programs LD 17 and LD 97
MMI commands to configure the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface
parameters
print the current system configuration record to identify possible
available superloops
remove an existing superloop data block if it already exists for a
superloop that is not dedicated to the Remote IPE
Nortel Communication Server 1000
Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface Fundamentals
NN43021-556 01.01 Standard
Release 5.0 30 May 2007
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