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Meridian Meridian 1 Option 11C Mini Technical Reference Manual (546 pages)

Nortel Networks Network System Technical Reference Guide

Brand: Meridian | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 10.41 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Technical Reference Guide
  1
- Revision History
  3
- April
  4
- July
  4
- Chapter 34 — Ntak93 D-Channel Handler
  
  7
- Chapter 35 — Ntbk51 Downloadable
  
  7
  - About this Guide
    9
Chapter 1 - Memory, Storage and CPU Capacity

11
- Option 11C and Option 11C Mini Data Storage, Loading, and Restoring
  12
- Overview
  12
- Reference List
  12
- Data Storage
  14
- Data Loading
  16
- Data Restoring
  18
- Pre-Programmed Data
  18
- Components of Pre-Programmed Data
  19
- Model Telephones
  19
- Numbering Plan
  20
- Trunk Route Data and Model Trunks
  20
- Benefits of Pre-Programmed Data
  21
- SDI Ports
  21
- Tone Services
  21
- Software Installation Program and Pre-Programmed Data
  22
- Customer Configuration Backup and Restore
  23
- Operations Performed
  23
- Removing Pre-Programmed Data
  23
- Equipment Requirements
  24
- File Transfer Time
  24
- Real Time CPU Capacity
  25
- Network Delay
  27
- Resident Program Store
  28
- Software Program Store
  28
- Data Store Requirements
  30
- Unprotected Data Requirements
  30
- Notes to Table 11
  34
- Protected Data Requirements
  48
- Notes for Table 12
  53
Chapter 2 - Provisioning

87
Chapter 3 - Transmission Parameters

157
- Introduction
  158
- Loss Plan
  159
- Transmission A-Law and Μ-Law
  159
- Frequency Response
  165
- Input Impedance and Balance Impedance
  166
- Return Loss
  166
- Transhybrid Loss
  167
- Idle Channel Noise
  168
- Impulse Noise
  169
- Method 1
  169
- Variation of Gain Versus Level
  169
- Method 2
  170
- Total Distortion Including Quantization Distortion
  170
- Method 1
  171
- Method 2
  171
- Discrimination against Out-Of-Band Signals
  172
- Intermodulation
  172
- Spurious In-Band Signal
  172
- Spurious Out-Of-Band Signal
  172
- Absolute Group Delay
  173
- Group Delay
  173
- Group Delay Distortion
  173
- Crosstalk
  174
- Longitudinal Balance
  174
- Chapter 4 - Cabinet Distribution over
  
  177
  - A Data Network
    177
    
    Network Requirements
    180
Chapter 5 - Spares Planning

187
- Introduction
  187
- Reference List
  187
- Definitions and Assumptions
  188
- Calculating Spares Requirements
  189
- Failure Rates
  191
- NFT Values
  193
- NTAK76 Battery Back-Up Unit
  194
- NTAK75 Extended Battery Back-Up Unit
  195
Chapter 6 - Power Supplies

197
- AC/DC Power Supply Features
  198
- Dimensions and Weight
  198
- Features of the Option 11C Power Supply
  198
- Introduction
  198
- DC Power Supply Features
  199
- Power Supply LED
  199
- Ringing Generator
  199
- Voltage
  199
- Under-Voltage
  200
- Over-Voltage
  201
- Reserve Power LED
  201
- Temperature Sensor
  201
- PFTU Operation
  202
- Backup Options
  203
- Discharge Requirements
  203
- Reserve Power
  203
- Battery Charging in AC-Powered Systems
  204
- Features of the Option 11C Mini Power Supply
  204
- Reserve Time
  204
- Dimensions and Weight
  205
Chapter 7 - System Controller Cards

207
- Introduction
  207
- Reference List
  207
- Memory
  208
- NTDK20 Small System Controller Card
  208
- Expansion Daughterboards
  210
- Memory
  221
- NTDK97 Mini System Controller Card
  221
Chapter 8 - Sdi Ports

227
- Introduction
  227
- System Controller Cards
  228
- Connecting to the Ports
  231
- NTAK03 TDS/DTR Card
  231
- NTAK02 SDI/DCH Card
  234
- Connecting to the Ports
  236
- Characteristics of the Low Speed Port
  237
- Characteristics of the High Speed Port
  240
- ESDI Settings
  240
- NTDK23, NTDK25, and NTDK80 Fiber Receiver Cards
  241
- Parameter Settings
  241
- Connection to External Equipment
  242
- Chapter 9 - the TDS/DTR Card
  
  260
Chapter 10 - Ntbk22 Misp Card

261
- NTBK22 Multi-Purpose ISDN Signaling Processor (MISP)
  261
- Overview
  261
- Reference List
  261
- Functional Description
  262
- High-Level Data Link Controller (HDLC)
  263
- Meridian 1 CPU to MISP Bus Interface
  263
- Micro Processing Unit (MPU)
  263
- MISP Network Bus Interface
  263
- Power Consumption
  264
Chapter 11 - Meridian Digital Telephones

265
- Introduction
  265
- Reference List
  265
- Functional Description
  266
- Line Engineering
  266
- Local Alerting Tones
  266
- Volume Control
  266
- Powering Requirements
  267
- Data Characteristics
  269
Chapter 12 - M2317 Telephone

271
- Introduction
  272
- Physical Description
  273
- LCD Indicators
  274
- Alphanumeric Display
  275
- Handsfree Operation
  275
- March
  275
- Safety Considerations
  275
- Specifications
  275
- Dimensions and Weight
  276
- Environmental Considerations
  276
- Line Engineering
  277
- Powering Requirements
  277
- Data Communication
  279
- Data Characteristics
  280
- Features Description
  280
- Firmware Features
  280
- Software Features
  281
Chapter 13 - Meridian Modular Telephones

283
- Functional Description
  283
- General Description
  284
- Peripheral Equipment Requirements
  284
- Software Requirements
  284
- Physical Characteristics
  289
- Features and Options Matrix
  292
- Optional Equipment
  293
- Environmental and Safety Considerations
  297
- Specifications
  297
- Line Engineering
  298
- Local Alerting Tones
  299
- Power Requirements
  300
- Meridian Programmable Data Adapter
  306
Chapter 14 - M3900 Telephone Series

309
- Contents
  309
- Introduction
  310
- Reference List
  310
- Prelabeled Feature Keys
  314
- Soft Programmable Feature Keys
  314
- Soft-Labeled Programmable Keys
  314
- Hardware Options
  315
- Physical Description
  315
- Programmable Feature Keys
  315
- Software Requirements
  315
- Specifications
  315
- Accessory Keying
  316
- Analogue Terminal Adapter (ATA)
  316
- Brandline Insert
  316
- External Alerter Interface
  316
- Key-Based Add-On Module (KBA)
  316
- Meridian Communications Adapter (MCA)
  316
- Environmental and Safety Considerations
  318
- Line Engineering
  318
- Temperature and Humidity
  318
Chapter 15 - European Digital Telephones: 3110, 3310, and 3820

319
- Telephones: 3110, 3310, and 3820
  319
  - Reference List
    320
  - Introduction
    320
  - Physical Description
    322
  - Fixed Keys (same for All Three Models)
    325
  - Additional Feature Keys
    326
  - Software Requirements
    327
  - Hardware Options
    327
  - External Alerter Interface
    328
  - Brandline Insert
    328
  - Key Expansion Module
    329
  - Meridian Communications Adapter (MCA)
    329
  - Environmental and Safety Considerations
    329
  - Line Engineering
    330
  - Local Alerting Tones
    330
  - Power Requirements
    331
Chapter 16 - M5317 Bri Terminal

335
- Introduction
  337
- Dimensions
  338
- Environmental Considerations
  338
- Humidity
  338
- Physical Description
  338
- Temperature
  338
- Weight
  338
- Atmospheric Pollution
  339
- Electromagnetic Emissions
  339
- Line Engineering
  339
- Powering Alternatives
  339
- Terminal Powering
  339
- Local Power Supply Requirements
  340
- Power Consumption
  340
- Restricted Powering
  340
- Voltage Range
  340
- Display
  341
- Features
  341
- Designated Function Keys
  342
- Softkeys
  342
- Automatic Dial Keys
  343
- Programmable Function Keys
  343
- LCD Indicators
  344
- Handsfree/Mute
  345
- Data and Headset Option
  346
- Dial Access
  346
- Power
  346
- Bootrom Operation
  347
- Downloading
  347
- Service Profile Management
  347
- Servicing
  347
- Telephone Programming
  347
- Configuration Mode
  348
- Setup Mode
  348
- Auto PDN Select
  349
- Data LTID
  349
- Error Code Displays
  349
- Local Voice Features
  349
- Self Test
  349
- Autonumber
  350
- Handset Muting
  350
- Handsfree/Mute (Speakerphone or Headset)
  350
- List Incoming Callers
  350
- Contrast
  351
- Dual Tone Multifrequency (DTMF) Generation
  351
- Local Generation and Cadencing of Alerting Tones
  351
  - Data Transmission
    352
- Number Editing
  351
- Predial
  351
- Volume
  351
- Call Timers
  352
Chapter 17 - M2250 Attendant Console

353
- Introduction
  353
- Reference List
  353
- Description
  354
- Features
  354
- Keyboard Layout
  355
- Physical Details
  355
- Display Screen Messages
  359
- Busy Lamp Field/Console Graphics Module
  362
Chapter 18 - Nt8D02 and Ntdk16 Digital Line Cards

365
- Connections
  362
- Local Console Controls
  362
- Description
  365
- Digital Line Cards
  365
  - Physical
    366
  - Functional Description of the NT8D02
    366
  - Functional Description of the NTDK16
    367
  - Technical Summary
    369
  - Power Requirements
    370
  - Foreign and Surge Voltage Protections
    370
Chapter 19 - Nt8D09 Analog Message Waiting Line Card

371
- Description
  371
- Waiting Line Card
  371
  - Physical
    372
  - Functional
    373
  - Technical Summary
    374
  - Analog Line Interface
    374
  - Power Requirements
    376
  - Foreign and Surge Voltage Protections
    376
  - Overload Level
    376
Chapter 20 - Nt8D14 Universal Trunk Card

377
- Functional Description
  378
- Trunk Types Supported
  378
- Microprocessor
  379
- Signaling and Control
  380
- Signaling Interface
  380
- Electrical Characteristics
  381
- Physical Characteristics
  381
- Power Requirements
  382
- Environmental Specifications
  383
- Foreign and Surge Voltage Protection
  383
- PAD Switching
  383
- Release Control
  383
- Application
  385
- Direct Inward Dial Operation
  385
- Ground Start Operation
  385
- Loop Start Operation
  385
- Tie Outgoing Automatic Incoming Dial Operation
  386
Chapter 21 - Nt8D15 E&M Trunk Card

389
- Tie Two-Way Dial Repeating Operation
  386
- General Information
  390
- Reference List
  390
- Common Features
  391
- Functional Description
  391
- Signaling and Control
  392
- Trunk Circuit Features
  392
- Microprocessor
  393
- Signaling Interface
  393
- Card-LAN
  394
- Electrical Characteristics
  394
- Application
  395
- Physical Characteristics
  395
- PAD Switching
  396
- Release Control
  396
- Paging Trunk Operation
  397
- Environmental Specifications
  398
- Foreign and Surge Voltage Protection
  398
- Power Requirements
  398
- Technical Summary
  398
Chapter 22 - Nt5K21 Xmfc/Mfe Card

399
- MFC Signaling
  399
- Overview
  399
- Forward and Backward Signals
  400
- Signaling Levels
  400
- MFE Signaling
  402
- Sender and Receiver Mode
  403
- XMFC Sender and Receiver Specifications
  404
- XMFE Sender and Receiver Specifications
  406
- Physical Specifications
  407
- Chapter 23 — NTAG26 XMFR Card
  
  409
Chapter 24 - Nt6D70 Silc Line Card

415
- Overview
  415
- Reference List
  415
- Functional Description
  416
- IPE Interface Logic
  417
- Micro Controller Unit (MCU)
  417
- Foreign and Surge Voltage Protections
  418
Chapter 25 - Nt6D71 Uilc Line Card

419
- Physical Description
  418
- Power Consumption
  418
- S/T Interface Logic
  418
- Overview
  419
- Reference List
  419
- Functional Description
  420
- IPE Interface Logic
  420
- Micro Controller Unit (MCU)
  420
- Physical Description
  421
- Power Consumption
  421
- U Interface Logic
  421
Chapter 26 - Nt1R20 off Premise Station (Ops) Analog Line Card

423
- Reference List
  423
- Station (OPS) Analog Line Card
  423
  - Overview
    424
  - Physical Description
    424
  - Self Test
    424
  - Functional Description
    424
  - Card Interfaces
    425
  - Card Functions
    426
  - Operation
    429
  - Incoming Calls
    429
  - Outgoing Calls
    431
  - Application
    432
  - Off-Premise Station Application
    432
  - Other Applications
    434
  - Transmission Considerations
    434
- The Following Are the References in this Section
  423
Chapter 27 - Cable Specifications and Interfaces

439
- Overview
  439
- Fiber Expansion Daughterboards
  440
- Option 11C Fiber Optic Cable Interfaces
  440
- Fiber Receiver Cards
  442
- Expansion Daughterboards for IP Connectivity
  443
- Fiber Optic Cable
  443
- Environment
  446
- IP Connector Cables
  446
Chapter 28 - Ntak09 1.5 Mb Dti/Pri Card

447
- Overview
  447
- Functional Description
  448
- Physical Description
  448
- Foreign and Surge Voltage Protection
  449
- Power Requirements
  449
- Architecture
  450
- Interconnection
  450
- Microprocessor
  450
- Signaling Interface
  450
- Digital Pad
  451
- D-Channel Interface
  452
- DS-1 Carrier Interface
  453
- Clock Controller Interface
  454
- Clock Rate Converter
  454
Chapter 29 - Ntrb21 Dti/Pri/Dch Tmdi Card

455
- TMDI Card
  455
  - Overview
    456
  - Functional Description
    456
  - Software Description
    457
  - Hardware Description
    457
  - NTRB21 TMDI Card
    457
  - Shelf Slot Assignment
    459
  - Physical Description
    459
  - Power Requirements
    460
  - Foreign and Surge Voltage Protection
    460
  - Architecture
    461
  - Signaling Interface
    461
  - Interconnection
    461
  - Microprocessor
    461
  - Digital Pad
    462
  - D-Channel Interface
    463
  - DS-1 Carrier Interface
    464
  - NTAK20 Clock Controller (CC) Daughterboard
    465
Chapter 30 - Ntak10 2.0 Mb Dti Card

467
- Functional Description
  467
- Overview
  467
- Physical Description
  468
- Architecture
  470
- DS-30X Interface
  470
- Environment
  470
- Power Requirements
  470
- Signaling Interface
  472
- Carrier Interface
  473
- Clock Controller Interface
  474
- Switch Settings
  477
Chapter 31 - Ntak79 2.0 Mb Pri Card

479
- Overview
  479
- Functional Description
  480
- Physical Description
  480
- Power Requirements
  481
- Architecture
  482
- DS-30X Interface
  482
- Environment
  482
- Carrier Interface
  484
- Signaling Interface
  484
- Carrier Grounding
  485
- CEPT Transceiver
  486
- D-Channel Support Interface
  486
- Slip Control
  486
- Card-LAN Interface
  487
- Clock Controller Interface
  487
- Standard 14.00 January
  492
Chapter 32 - Ntbk50 2.0 Mb Pri Card

493
- Functional Description
  494
- Overview
  494
- Physical Description
  494
- Architecture
  496
- Environment
  496
- Power Requirements
  496
- DS-30X Interface
  497
- Signaling Interface
  498
- Carrier Grounding
  499
- Carrier Interface
  499
- CEPT Transceiver
  501
- D-Channel Support Interface
  501
- Slip Control
  501
- Card-LAN Interface
  502
Chapter 33 - Ntak20 Clock Controller

503
- Overview
  503
- Clocking Modes
  504
- Faceplate Leds
  506
- Functional Description
  506
- Physical Description
  506
- Digital Phase Lock Loops
  507
- Phase Difference Detector Circuit
  507
- Digital to Analog Converter
  509
- CPU-MUX Bus Interface
  510
- Microprocessor
  510
- Sanity Timer
  510
- Signal Conditioning
  510
- External Timing Interface
  511
- Hardware Integrity and Regulatory Environment
  511
Chapter 34 - Ntak93 D-Channel Handler Interface

513
- Features and Functions
  514
- Overview
  514
- Physical Description
  514
- DMA Controller
  515
- Faceplate Leds
  515
- Functional Description
  515
- Microprocessors
  515
- Power Consumption
  515
- Random Access Memory (RAM)
  515
- Interface
  516
  - Read Only Memory (ROM)
    516
  - LAPD Data Link/Asynchronous Controller
    516
  - Counter/Timer Controller
    516
  - Software Interface Circuit
    516
  - DPNSS/DCHI Port
    516
  - D-Port - SDTI/PRI Interface
    517
Chapter 35 - Ntbk51 Downloadable D-Channel Handler

519
- Features and Functions
  520
- Overview
  520
- Physical Description
  520
- Functional Description
  521
- Microprocessors
  521
- EEPROM Memory
  522
- EPROM Memory
  522
- Flash EPROM Memory
  522
- Main Memory
  522
- Shared Memory
  522
- Bus Timer
  523
- Download Operation
  523
- Sanity Timer
  523
- Serial Communication Controller
  523
- System Initialization
  523
- Background Audit
  524
  - Reference List
    525
  - Overview
    525
  - Physical Description
    526
  - Power Requirements
    527
  - Functional Description
    527
- Card Enabling or Application Enabling
  524
- Card Reset
  524
- Chapter 36 - NT5D14 Line Side T-1 Card
  
  528
  - Architecture
    528
  - Card Interfaces
    528
  - T-1 Interface Circuit
    528
  - Signaling and Control
    528
  - Card Control Functions
    528
  - List of Terms
    531
    
    Index
    537

Meridian Meridian 1 Option 11C Mini Installation Manual (334 pages)

Planning and Installation Guide

Brand: Meridian | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 4.79 MB

Revision History
3
Table of Contents
5
About this Guide

13
- How this Guide Is Organized
  13
- Who Should Read this Guide
  13
- Terminology Used in this Guide
  14
- Related Documents
  15
Chapter 1 - Introducing the Option 11C Mini

17
- Option 11C Mini System Description
  17
- Repair Facilities
  25
  - Asia Pacific, Caribbean and Latin America, and North America
    25
  - Europe
    25
Chapter 2 - Identifying the Option 11C Mini Equipment

27
- Main Components of the Option 11C Mini
  27
  - NTDK91 Main Chassis NTDK92 Chassis Expander
    27
  - Power Supply
    31
  - Reserve Power Supply
    35
  - Circuit Cards
    35
  - Telephones and Attendant Consoles
    36
  - Cables and Wires
    37
  - Miscellaneous Items for Installation
    40
- Differences between Option 11C Mini and Option 11C
  41
Chapter 3 - System and Site Requirements

45
Chapter 4 - Creating an Equipment Layout Plan and a Card Slot Assignment Plan

69
- Equipment Layout Plan
  69
- Card Slot Assignments
  77
Chapter 5 - Regulatory Information

83
Chapter 6 - Installing the Option 11C Mini

91
- Tools Checklist
  91
- Readiness Checklist
  92
- Summary of Installation Procedures
  92
Chapter 7 - Important Safety Instructions

101
Chapter 8 - Bracing the Option 11C Mini against Earthquakes

105
- Method for Earthquake Bracing
  105
Chapter 9 - Installing the Chassis

115
- Installing the Chassis on a Wall in a Vertical Position
  116
  - Items Required
    116
- Installing the Chassis on a Wall in a Horizontal Position
  121
  - Items Required
    121
- Installing the Chassis on a Table
  126
  - Items Required
    126
- Installing the Chassis in a 19 Inch Rack/Cabinet
  129
  - Items Required
    129
Chapter 10 - Connecting the Chassis Expander to the Main Chassis

135
Chapter 11 - Installing the System Ground

139
Chapter 12 - Installing the Circuit Cards

147
- Circuit Cards Required for the Option 11C Mini
  151
  - NTDK97 Mini System Controller (MSC) Card
    151
  - NTDK16 48-Port Digital Line Card
    155
- Optional Circuit Cards
  156
  - NT8D14 Universal Trunk Card
    156
  - NT8D15 E&M Trunk Card
    157
  - NT8D02 Digital Line Card
    158
  - NTAK02 SDI/DCH Card
    158
  - NTAK03 TDS/DTR Card
    161
  - NTAG26 XMFR Card
    162
  - NT5K21 XMFC Card
    163
  - NT1R20 Off-Premise Station (OPS) Analog Line Card
    164
  - Digital Trunk Cards
    167
Chapter 13 - Installing and Connecting the Cross-Connect Terminal

169
Chapter 14 - Installing Power Failure Transfer Units

185
- Installing the PFTU
  185
  - PFTU Control Lead Signals
    189
  - Standard 3.00 April
    190
Chapter 15 - Installing and Connecting SDI and Ethernet Ports

191
- Modem Setup Requirements
  192
- Installing and Connecting SDI Ports
  193
  - NTAK02 SDI/DCH Card
    196
  - NTAK03 TDS/DTR Card
    199
  - Terminal Setup
    201
- Installing and Connecting an Ethernet Cable
  206
Chapter 16 - Starting the Option 11C Mini and Installing Software

209
- Starting the Option 11C Mini
  209
  - Start-Up Procedures
    210
- Software Installation Program
  211
  - Starting the Program
    212
  - Function Selection
    212
  - Keycodes
    213
  - Feature Set and ISM Parameters
    214
  - Security Device
    214
  - Aux ID
    214
  - Customer Database
    214
- Installing Software in a New System
  215
  - Summary of Steps
    215
Chapter 17 - Connecting the Telephones

229
Chapter 18 - Connecting the Trunks

253
- Connecting Trunks Without a PFTU
  254
- Connecting Trunks with a PFTU
  254
- Trunk Connections
  256
  - NT8D14 Universal Trunk Card
    256
  - NT8D15 E&M Trunk Card
    258
  - NT6D70 SILC and NT6D71 UILC Cards
    259
- Trunk Connections (Europe)
  259
  - E&M TIE Trunk Card (2-Wire)
    259
  - E&M TIE Trunk Card (4-Wire)
    261
  - E&M TIE Trunk Card (2280Hz)
    263
  - E&M TIE Trunk Card (RAN)
    264
  - E&M TIE Trunk Card (MUS)
    264
  - CO & DID Trunk Card
    265
  - Central Office Trunk Card
    266
- Trunk Connections (UK)
  267
- Activating a Default Model Trunk
  274
- Activating a Selected Model Trunk
  276
Chapter 19 - Connecting an External Alarm

279
- Alarm Port Assigned in Software
  279
- Alarm through a QUA6 PFTU
  280
Appendix A - Preprogrammed Data

285
- Passwords and Codes
  286
- Default Numbering Plan
  286
  - First Digits
    287
  - Important Extension Numbers
    288
  - Extensions Assigned to Card Slots
    289
- Flexible Feature Codes
  290
- SDI Ports
  291
  - ESDI Settings
    292
  - Telephone Tones
    292
- Trunk Routes
  293
- Trunk Models
  294
- Model Telephones
  297
Appendix B - Changing Preprogrammed Data

315

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 34 — Ntak93 D-Channel Handler

Chapter 35 — Ntbk51 Downloadable

Chapter 1 - Memory, Storage and CPU Capacity

Chapter 2 - Provisioning

Chapter 3 - Transmission Parameters

Chapter 4 - Cabinet Distribution over

Chapter 5 - Spares Planning

Chapter 6 - Power Supplies

Chapter 7 - System Controller Cards

Chapter 8 - Sdi Ports

Chapter 9 - the TDS/DTR Card

Chapter 10 - Ntbk22 Misp Card

Chapter 11 - Meridian Digital Telephones

Chapter 12 - M2317 Telephone

Chapter 13 - Meridian Modular Telephones

Chapter 14 - M3900 Telephone Series

Chapter 15 - European Digital Telephones: 3110, 3310, and 3820

Chapter 16 - M5317 Bri Terminal

Chapter 17 - M2250 Attendant Console

Chapter 18 - Nt8D02 and Ntdk16 Digital Line Cards

Chapter 19 - Nt8D09 Analog Message Waiting Line Card

Chapter 20 - Nt8D14 Universal Trunk Card

Chapter 21 - Nt8D15 E&M Trunk Card

Chapter 22 - Nt5K21 Xmfc/Mfe Card

Chapter 23 — NTAG26 XMFR Card

Chapter 24 - Nt6D70 Silc Line Card

Chapter 25 - Nt6D71 Uilc Line Card

Chapter 26 - Nt1R20 off Premise Station (Ops) Analog Line Card

Chapter 27 - Cable Specifications and Interfaces

Chapter 28 - Ntak09 1.5 Mb Dti/Pri Card

Chapter 29 - Ntrb21 Dti/Pri/Dch Tmdi Card

Chapter 30 - Ntak10 2.0 Mb Dti Card

Chapter 31 - Ntak79 2.0 Mb Pri Card

Chapter 32 - Ntbk50 2.0 Mb Pri Card

Chapter 33 - Ntak20 Clock Controller

Chapter 34 - Ntak93 D-Channel Handler Interface

Chapter 35 - Ntbk51 Downloadable D-Channel Handler

Chapter 36 - NT5D14 Line Side T-1 Card

Meridian Meridian 1 Option 11C Mini Installation Manual (334 pages)

Table of Contents

About this Guide

Chapter 1 - Introducing the Option 11C Mini

Chapter 2 - Identifying the Option 11C Mini Equipment

Chapter 3 - System and Site Requirements

Chapter 4 - Creating an Equipment Layout Plan and a Card Slot Assignment Plan

Chapter 5 - Regulatory Information

Chapter 6 - Installing the Option 11C Mini

Chapter 7 - Important Safety Instructions

Chapter 8 - Bracing the Option 11C Mini against Earthquakes

Chapter 9 - Installing the Chassis

Chapter 10 - Connecting the Chassis Expander to the Main Chassis

Chapter 11 - Installing the System Ground

Chapter 12 - Installing the Circuit Cards

Chapter 13 - Installing and Connecting the Cross-Connect Terminal

Chapter 14 - Installing Power Failure Transfer Units

Chapter 15 - Installing and Connecting SDI and Ethernet Ports

Chapter 16 - Starting the Option 11C Mini and Installing Software

Chapter 17 - Connecting the Telephones

Chapter 18 - Connecting the Trunks

Chapter 19 - Connecting an External Alarm

Appendix A - Preprogrammed Data

Appendix B - Changing Preprogrammed Data

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