Swapping Cards (System Failure) - Avaya CS700 Installing Instructions

2. After the CRS is shut down, shut down the bridge. Switch back over to the bridge on the
KVM switch.
3. Press the Enter key on the keyboard. The Log In prompt will appear.
4. For the Login name, enter dcbmaint and press Enter.
5. For the password, enter mlink700 and press Enter.
You will now be logged into the Main Maintenance Menu.
6. Using the arrow keys, arrow down to the menu entry for System Shut Down.
7. Press the Enter key.
8. Enter the word yes.
The bridge will begin to shut down.
9. When you see the message that it is safe to power the system off, shut off the power switch/
es on the back of the bridge.
10. Be sure you are wearing an ESD strap that is connected to a proper ground.
11. Locate the card to be replaced.
12. Loosen the captive screws on the front top and bottom of the card.
13. Grasping the black tabs (top and bottom) of the card, push them away from each other. This
will extract the card from the backplane.
14. Slide the card completely out of the chassis.
15. Place the new card in the correct slot and slide it in until it is firmly seated in the backplane.
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CAUTION:
Pins on the backplane are delicate and bend easily. Do not touch the card,
CAUTION:
components, or connectors. Handle only by the edges.
16. Lock the black tabs to fully engage the card.
17. Tighten the captive screws.
18. Power up the bridge. Turn up the power to the modem(s), monitor, KVM switch, and bridge.
If RAID equipped, turn up power to the RAID array first. Verify that the bridge powers up
correctly. Watch the monitor and verify there are no errors.
If equipped with an embedded CRS blade, the CRS will power up when you power up the
bridge.

Swapping Cards (System Failure)

If the system has failed so that a shutdown is not possible, follow these steps:
1. Shut off the power switch/es onthe back of the bridge.
2. Be sure you are wearing an ESD strap that is connected to a proper ground.
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