Installation Overview - Nortel Communication Server 100 Manual

54 Equipment installation and configuration
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Configure the Carrier Remote IPE local and remote sites. Refer to:
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Conduct system acceptance testing. Refer to:
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Installation overview

Carrier Remote IPE service can be added to an existing system originally
installed and operating without Carrier Remote IPE, or it can be an integral
part of a newly-installed system.
In either case, the connection of the Carrier Remote IPE to the system
over T1 or E1 carrier links should begin after a previously-installed system,
or a newly-installed system operates correctly. The system must also be
equipped with Carrier Remote IPE (REM_IPE) package 286. The carrier
service has been ordered, installed, and tested up to the telco demarcation
point.
To install a new system or expand an existing one, refer to Communication
Server 1000M and Meridian 1 Large System Installation and
Commissioning (NN43021-310) (). It provides the information on how to
install, verify, and maintain Large Systems.
"Installing system monitor cables" (page 94)
Figure 28 "Remote Carrier IPE module connection diagram (single
RCI configuration)" (page 200)
"Connecting the carrier link to the Remote IPE module" (page 96)
or, for the Carrier Remote IPE cabinet, refer to
"Connecting carrier links to the Carrier Remote IPE cabinet" (page
106)
Figure 29 "Remote Carrier IPE cabinet connection diagram (single
RCI configuration)" (page 201)
"Connecting remote MMI terminal and subscriber loop cables"
(page 108)
"Verifying carrier link connections at the remote site" (page 128)
"Connection diagrams and external connectors pin assignment"
(page 197) for connector pin assignments
"Configuring the carrier interface cards" (page 115)
"Configuring the remote MMI terminal port" (page 120)
"Configuring the carriers" (page 122)
"Carrier Remote IPE acceptance testing" (page 133)
Nortel Communication Server 1000
Carrier Remote IPE Fundamentals
NN43021-555 04.01 4 June 2010
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