Nortel Communication Server 1000 Series Manual page 48

48 Installation and configuration
Installing cables between the Superloop Network card and the network
I/O panel
To connect local superloops to the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface and
the fiber-optic span, first install the internal cables connecting J1 and J2
Superloop Network card faceplate connectors to the network I/O panel.
In a new system with Remote IPE, these cables are normally installed in
the factory; however, for an existing system that is being expanded using
the Remote IPE, these cables must be installed at the site. To do this,
follow the steps in
Network card and the network I/O panel" (page
Procedure 2
Installing cables between the Superloop Network card and the network I/O
panel
Step
1
2
3
4
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When enabled by software, the LED turns OFF permanently, if
operational.
Procedure 2 "Installing cables between the Superloop
Action
Remove the back cover from the network module where the
Superloop Network cards are installed.
Plug the 24-pin connector of the NT8D88AD cable into the
Superloop Network card J1 or J2 faceplate connector.
Note: To determine which faceplate connectors to use and
how many superloops are required for the specific application,
refer to Table 2 "Superloop connection configurations" (page
14).
Route the cable to the back of the module to the network I/O
panel.
Install the 24-pin Centronics NT8D88AD cable connector into the
network module I/O panel connector cutouts.
Use longer screws supplied in the kit with the cable assembly.
Repeat steps 2 through 4 for each superloop connection required
in your application.
Nortel Communication Server 1000
Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface Fundamentals
NN43021-556 03.01
11 May 2009
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