Equipping The Call Manager Card Cpu1; Fitting System Modules - Mitel 470 System Manual

Warning
Be sure to observe the "Safety regulations", page 94.
1. Unscrew the screw on the larger dummy cover in slot 2 and remove the cover by
pulling the screw.
2. Remove the plastic cover of the narrow dummy cover in slot 2. To do so insert a
screwdriver at an angle from below to release the snap-in mechanism on the plastic
cover.
3. Unscrew the screw on the narrow dummy cover and remove the cover by pulling the
screw.
4. Carefully slide the application card into the shaft of slot 2 and gently press the card
as far as it goes into the connection on the backplane.
5. Use the screw to secure the card in its slot.
6. Connect the cables of any assigned interfaces on the front panel of the applications
card.
7. Start up the applications server by pressing the On/Off button on the applications
card.
See also:
For more information about installing, configuring and upgrading the software of the application
card, see the CPU2-S application card installation manual.
4. 5. 3

Equipping the call manager card CPU1

The Call Manager card is part of any communications server and is required for a fully
functional system. It is already fitted ex-works and only needs to be removed in the
event of repairs (see "Operation and Maintenance", from page 195) or when expanding
the system with modules. The Call Manager card only fits into slot 1 (see Fig. 26).
4. 5. 4

Fitting system modules

With system modules a distinction is made between modules expandable as an option
(DSP modules, IP media modules, Call charge modules) and mandatory modules
(RAM module). The system cards (Flash card, EIM card) are always required.
This chapter only describes the procedure for fitting system modules that are expanda-
ble as an option (DSP module, IP Media module, call charges module). The RAM mod-
ule only needs to be replaced in the event of repairs or maintenance work (see "Oper-
ation and Maintenance", from page 195).
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