Remote Site; System Installation; Preinstallation Preparation - Avaya Communication Server 1000M Single Group Manual

Installation and configuration

Remote site

• Take inventory of MCR equipment by comparing the received equipment against the
shipping documents. Refer to
page 55 for MCR component part numbers and descriptions.
• Install the cabinet, if not already installed. Refer to
page 64.
• Configure the RMI, NT5D67. Refer to
page 70.
• Install the RMI into the CPU card slot in the cabinet.
• Install the power supply.
• Install the line cards.
• Connect the NT5D87 RMI Multi I/O cable assembly to the cabinet connector directly below
the RMI.
• Connect the T1 carrier links and MMI terminal to the RMI Multi I/O cable assembly. Refer
to Figure 10: Remote Mini-carrier Interface cabling
diagram.
• Connect the subscriber loops to the appropriate line card connectors.

System installation

Preinstallation preparation

Preinstallation preparation consists of preparing the sites, unpacking and inspection, taking
inventory, selecting the line card slots for the LMI and LMX(s), selecting the T1 carrier link(s),
and preparing the remote site cables, grounding, power source, and the space for the remote
cabinet.
Preparing the sites
When preparing a site, you must address environmental, structural, and electrical factors.
These factors must be considered for the entire system (that is, local and MCR sites). This
information is available in Avaya Communication Server 1000M and Meridian 1 Large System
Planning and Engineering , NN43021-220 and Avaya Communication Server 1000M and
Meridian 1 Small System Planning and Engineering, NN43011-220.
54 Mini-Carrier Remote Fundamentals
Table 8: Mini-Carrier Remote-unique hardware list
Configuring the remote MMI terminal port
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Installing the MCR cabinet
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