System Configuration - Nortel Communication Server 1000 Fundamentals

the NTAK28AA Junction box and the NTAK0410 power cable. Before you
install the power supply into the cabinet, set switches SW1 through SW4.
Table 18 "NTAK04 AC/DC and NTAK05 DC power supply switch settings"
(page 67)
Table 18
NTAK04 AC/DC and NTAK05 DC power supply switch settings
Voltage
Message Waiting; -150 V
Message Waiting; -120 V
Ringing; 86 Vrms
Ringing; 80 Vrms
Ringing; 75 Vrms
Ringing; 70 Vrms
Note:
located to the left of the 4-position DIP switch at the top of the power
supply. The typical North American setting is -150 V, 86 Vrms, and
20 Hz.
System configuration
The configuration and administration of the MCR at the local site are
identical to the standard system configuration and administration and do
not require special considerations.
However, there are some initial setup functions that must be considered at
the local and the remote sites. These functions are administered over the
MMI port connected to a terminal or a TTY at the local or remote site.
Configuring the remote MMI terminal port
The MMI port can be configured in the SDI or the MMI mode. When the
MMI terminal is in the SDI mode, you can perform system administration
tasks from the local or the remote site. When the MMI terminal is in the
MMI mode, you can:
•
perform mini-carrier functions such as display status, logs,
performance information, history, and messages,
•
enable or disable alarms,
•
clear errors and logs,
•
set performance parameters, and
•
specify tests.
lists the appropriate switch settings.
Ringing frequency selection is made with a three-way switch
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Mini-Carrier Remote Fundamentals
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SW1 SW2
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
SW3 SW4
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
ON OFF
OFF ON