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Nortel Option 11C Compact manual available for free PDF download: Planning, Installation And Operating Instructions
Nortel Option 11C Compact Planning, Installation And Operating Instructions (556 pages)
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Table of Contents
Section 1
4
Table of Contents
4
About this Guide
18
Planning
18
Installation
18
Fault Clearing
18
Customer Configuration Backup and Restore
19
Chapter 1 - Overview of the Option 11C Compact
20
Design and Architecture
20
Easy to Install and Program
20
Fully Featured
22
Unique Option 11C Compact Elements
22
Software Delivery Card
22
Flash Drive
23
Software Daughterboard
23
Security Device
23
System Specifications
23
Input Voltage
23
Number of Peripheral (PE) Slots
24
Software Generic
24
Conference Channels
24
Intercabinet Connection
24
Power Failure Transfer Unit (PFTU)
24
Reserve Power
24
Hospitality Applications
25
Data Backup and Restore Methods
25
Chapter 2 - Equipment Identification
26
Cabinets
26
Power Supplies
27
Reserve Power
28
Common Equipment Circuit Cards
29
NTMW01 Small System Controller (SSC) Card
29
Ten-Slot Expansion Cabinet NTMW35 Backplane
33
NTMW49 RSM Circuit Card
34
ISDN and Digital Trunk Interface
34
Peripheral Cards
34
Fiber Expansion Equipment
35
Fiber Receiver Card
35
Telephones and Attendant Console
35
Cables and Wires
35
Miscellaneous Items
37
Chapter 3 - System and Site Requirements
38
Environmental Requirements
38
Earthquake Bracing Requirements
39
Grounding Requirements
40
Grounding Requirements
41
Grounding Method
43
Conduit Requirements
43
Commercial Power Requirements
44
Optimal Power Installation
45
Alternative Power Installation
48
Auxiliary Equipment Power
54
Modem Requirements
55
Maintenance and Administration Terminals
55
On-Site Access
55
Remote Access
55
Cross-Connect Terminal Requirements
56
Equipment Layout Plan
57
General Layout Guidelines
57
Equipment Layout Plan for Wall Mounting
58
Card Slot Assignments
60
Chapter 4 - Regulatory and Other Information
68
Fiber Optic Cable Interface Products
68
Notice for United States Installations
68
Importance of Ringer Equivalence Number
69
Hearing Aid Compatibility
69
Notice for Canadian Installations
70
Repair Facilities
71
Canada
71
United States
71
U.S.A. and Canada Network Connections
72
North American Numbering Plan
72
Equal Access
72
FCC Compliance: Registered Equipment for Direct Inward
73
Dial (DID) Calls
73
Radio and TV Interference
75
Information for Canada
75
Chapter 5 - Safety Instructions
76
Symbols You Should Recognize
76
Safety Instructions When Installing Telephone Equipment
77
Safety Instructions When Using Telephone Equipment
77
Fiber Optic Cable Handling Procedures
79
Chapter 6 - Bracing Cabinets against Earthquakes
80
General Information
80
Bracing System Cabinets
81
Chapter 7- Preparing for Installation
90
Tools Checklist
90
Readiness Checklist
91
Chapter 8 - Installing a New System
92
General Information
92
Installing the System
92
Chapter 9 - Mounting the Cabinets
98
General Information
98
Earthquake Bracing
98
Mounting the Cabinet on a Wall
98
Items Required
98
Chapter 10 - Installing the System Ground
104
General Information
104
Cabinets Powered by the same Service Panel
105
Cabinets Powered by Different Service Panels
105
Grounding Instructions for Cabinets
105
Chapter 11 - Installing the Power Supply
108
General Information
108
Power Supplies
108
Switch Settings
108
AC Power Supply Installation
111
Chapter 12 - Adding an Expansion Cabinet
114
General Information
114
Cabinet Configurations
114
Fiber Optic Equipment
114
Grounding
115
Power
115
Chapter 13 - Installing the Circuit Cards
126
General Information
126
Circuit Cards
131
NTMW01 Small System Controller (SSC) Card
131
NTMW02 Meridian Mail CPU
134
Ntmw04 Dti/Pri
134
Ntmw05 24Dlc
134
Ntmw06 16Mlc
135
Ntmw07 4Ut/4Mlc
135
NTMW44 4-Port Universal Trunk Card
136
Ntmw50Aa
137
Chapter 14 - Installing and Connecting the Cross-Connect Terminal
140
General Information
140
Terminal Block Requirements
141
Installing the Cross-Connect Terminal
141
Connecting the Cables
143
Chapter 15 - Installing and Connecting SDI and Ethernet Ports
144
General Information
144
Modem Setup Requirements
145
Installing and Connecting SDI Ports
147
Ntmw01 Ssc
147
NTMW10 Fiber Receiver Card
149
Terminal Setup
150
Installing and Connecting an Ethernet Cable
154
Chapter 16 - Starting up and Testing the System
158
General Information
158
Overview of Software Components
158
Software Daughterboard
158
Software Delivery (PCMCIA) Card
158
Software Installation Program
159
Start-Up Procedures
164
Installing the Software
168
Chapter 17 - Connecting the Telephones and Attendant Console
176
General Information
176
Cross-Connecting Telephones
178
Connecting On-Premise Telephones
178
Connecting Off-Premise Telephones
182
Connecting an Attendant Console
183
Activating Telephones
191
Activating Default Models
192
Activating Customized Models
195
Chapter 18 - Connecting the Trunks
198
General Information
198
Power Failure Transfer
198
Connecting Trunks
199
NTMW07 Trunk/Line Card
201
Activating Trunks
205
Activating a Default Model Trunk
205
Activating a Selected Model Trunk
207
Chapter 19 - Connecting an External Alarm
210
General Information
210
Alarm Port Assigned in Software
210
Chapter 20 - Meridian Mail Compact Option Installation and Maintenance
212
General Information
212
Installing the Meridian Mail Compact Option Hardware
215
Precautions
215
Installing the RSM Assembly Module (NTMW50AA)
215
Installing the Hard Drive
216
Installing the Daughterboards
218
Installing the Meridian Mail Compact Option CPU (68K) Card
219
Installing Hospitality Voice System Hardware
221
Installing the SDI Cable
222
Installing the RSM Assembly Module
222
Installing Hospitality Peripherals
222
Using the RSM Assembly Module
223
Meridian Mail Compact Option and the Option 11C Compact
226
Enabling and Disabling the Console and AML Data Ports
227
Stopping Meridian Mail Compact Option
228
Resetting Meridian Mail Compact Option
229
Installing the External Tape Drive and Printer
230
Installing the Tape Drive
230
Installing a Printer
236
Keycodes
239
Keycode Composition
239
What Is a Keycode Used for
240
How the Keycode Works with the System
240
Defining the System with Keycodes
240
What to Do if Your Keycode Is Rejected
241
Understanding the Keycode Label
242
Mail Software Installation
244
What to Do before You Begin
244
Performing a Software Installation
244
Defining Mail in the Customer Data Block - Overlay 15
266
Meridian Mail Compact Option Upgrade
270
What to Do before You Begin
270
Performing a Comprehensive Upgrade
270
Backing up the System
293
Scheduling Backups
294
Restoring the System
295
The Tools Menu
296
Troubleshooting and Maintenance
299
Troubleshooting
299
Maintaining the External Tape Drive
314
References
318
Chapter 21 - Installing Hospitality
320
An Overview
320
Installing Hardware Connections between the Telephone System and the Hospitality PC
320
Installing Hospitality Software on the PC
320
Chapter 22 - Upgrading Software
324
An Overview
324
Introduction
324
Software Upgrade to a New Release or Issue
324
How to Upgrade Software on an Existing Option 11C Compact
325
How to Revert to the Previous Release of Software
334
Feature Set and ISM Parameters Upgrade
338
Introduction
338
How to Upgrade Feature Set and ISM Parameters
338
Restoring a Backed up Database
347
Introduction
347
How to Restore a Backed up Database
347
Archiving and Removing Databases
356
Introduction
356
How to Use Archive Feature
356
Installing an Archived Database
362
Introduction
362
How to Install an Archived Database
362
Reviewing and Clearing Upgrade Information
367
Introduction
367
How to Review and Clear Upgrade Information
367
Using the Flash Boot ROM Utility
372
Introduction
372
How to Use the Flash Boot ROM Utility
372
Installation Summary
379
Introduction
379
How to Use the Installation Summary Utility
379
Chapter 23 - Pre-Programmed Data
382
Introduction
382
Passwords and Codes
383
Default Numbering Plan
384
First Digits
384
Key Directory Numbers Numbers
385
Directory Numbers (DN) Assigned to Card Slots
386
Flexible Feature Codes
390
SDI Ports
391
Telephone Tones
392
Trunks
393
Trunk Routes
393
Trunk Models
394
Telephones
398
Telephone Models
398
Section 2
399
Administration Telephones
402
Central Answering Position (CAP) Telephones
404
General Business Telephones
407
General Business Telephone with Message Indication and Speed Call
408
General Business Telephone with Message Indication
409
General Business Telephone with Message Indication and Speed Call, Toll Denied
409
General Business Set with Message Indication and Display
410
Manager Telephone with Display and Message Indication
412
Two-Line General Business Telephone with Message Indication and Display
412
Secretary Telephone with Display and Message Indication
413
Advanced Business Telephone with Message Indication and Display
415
Manager Telephone with Message Indication and Display
415
ACD Agent with Display
417
ACD Supervisor with Display
417
Chapter 24 - Changing Pre-Programmed Data
420
Introduction
420
Changing the Default Numbering Plan
421
Extensions Assigned Differ from the Default Numbering Plan
421
Changing the First Number in the Numbering Plan
421
Changing the Assignment of the First DN
422
Removing Numbering Plan Interferences
442
Interference with ACD Queues
442
Interference with Call Park Extension Numbers
442
Interference with SDI Ports
443
Interference with the SPRE Code
443
Interference with the Attendant Extension Number
443
Changing or Removing the Pre-Programmed Night Number
444
Interference with Flexible Feature Codes
445
Creating, Changing, and Removing Telephone Models
446
Creating Analog Telephone Models
447
Modifying Analog Telephone Models
447
Creating Digital Telephone Models
448
Modifying Digital Telephone Models
448
Printing Model Information
449
Analog Telephones
449
Digital Telephones
449
Removing Telephone Models
450
Creating Trunk Models and Changing Route Access Codes
450
Creating Trunk Models
450
Modifying Trunk Models
451
Removing Trunk Models
452
Printing Model Information
452
Changing a Route Access Code
453
Chapter 25 - Fault Locating and Clearing
456
Precautions
456
General Precautions
456
Fiber Cable
457
Circuit Cards
457
Communicating with the System
458
System Terminal
458
Hardware Maintenance Tools
460
Circuit Card Features
461
Initialize Button
464
System Alarms
464
Software Maintenance Tools
467
Diagnostic Programs
467
History File
470
End User Reports
471
User Report Indications
471
Technical Assistance Service
473
Nortel Technical Assistance Centers
473
Services Available
473
Requesting Assistance
476
How to Clear Faults
477
Fault Clearing Process
477
How to Clear Faults
478
Fault Indicators
479
System Messages
479
Visual Fault Indicators
481
User Reports
482
Accessing the System
483
Access through the System Terminal
483
Access through the Maintenance Telephone
485
Clearing Power Faults
488
Power Faults
488
Fault Clearing Procedures
488
Symptom
490
Main Circuit Breaker off and All Leds off
490
Symptom
492
But All Leds in the Cabinet Are off
492
Clearing Common Equipment Faults
493
Common Equipment Faults
493
Fault Clearing Procedures
493
Symptom
495
Call Processing Stopped on the Entire System
495
Fault Indicated on the NTMW01 SSC Card, or Memory
496
Fault Indicated
496
Symptom
496
Fault Indicated on the Tone and Digit Switch
498
Symptom
498
Fault Indicated When Trying to Perform a Data Dump
499
Clearing Network Faults
500
Network Faults
500
Fault Clearing Procedures
500
Symptom
502
Disabled Card Indicated by OVD Message
502
Symptom
506
Card Disabled Without OVD Message
506
Problems with Transferring, Placing Conference Calls, or Music-On-Hold
511
Symptom
511
Problems Placing Calls on 2500-Type Telephones and some Trunks
513
Clearing Peripheral Equipment Faults
514
Peripheral Equipment Faults
514
Fault Clearing Procedures
514
Symptom
516
Disabled Peripheral Equipment Circuit Card
516
Symptom
519
More than One Peripheral Equipment Circuit Card Disabled
519
Clearing Trunk Faults
522
Trunk Faults
522
Symptom
524
Trunk Cannot Make or Receive Calls (OVD Message Received)
524
Symptom
527
Trunk Cannot Make or Receive Calls (no OVD Message)
527
Clearing Attendant Console Faults
529
Attendant Console Faults
529
Fault Clearing Procedures
530
Symptom
531
Console Cannot Make or Receive Calls (OVD Message Received)
531
Symptom
533
Console Cannot Make or Receive Calls (no OVD Message)
533
Symptom
534
Indicator or Digit Display Not Functioning Properly
534
Symptom
535
Operator Cannot Hear or be Heard Properly
535
Clearing Telephone Faults
536
Telephone Faults
536
Fault Clearing Procedures
537
Symptom
538
Telephone Cannot Make or Receive Calls (OVD Message Received)
538
Symptom
540
Telephone Cannot Make or Receive Calls (no OVD Message)
540
Symptom
542
One End Cannot Hear or Cannot be Heard
542
Symptom
544
Noise or Low Volume on All Calls
544
Symptom
546
Defective Indicator, Digit Display, or Component
546
Symptom
547
Defective Feature
547
Symptom
548
Defective Add-On Module
548
Symptom
549
Cannot Dial from 2500-Type Telephone
549
Symptom
551
No Ring on 500- and 2500-Type Telephones
551
Final Maintenance Procedure
553
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