Installing A Bip Onto A Nebs 2000 Frame - Nortel Passport 15000 Hardware Installation And Maintenance

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386 Chapter 17 Hardware procedures

Installing a BIP onto a NEBS 2000 frame

Prerequisites

Procedure steps

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Install a BIP onto a NEBS 2000 frame to enable powering up one or two shelf

Risk of equipment damage from dropping

The various BIPs weigh up to about 16 kg (36 lbs). The

weight of a free-falling BIP can damage it. As the

mounting screws of the BIP are being unfastened, do not

allow the BIP to drop onto the shelf assembly.

You must be familiar with "Safety considerations and best practices"

You need a BIP with one of the following PECs:

— NT6C62 for a frame with one Passport 15000

— NT6C61 for a frame with two Passport 15000s

— AP6C68 for a frame with one Passport 20000

— AP6C67 for a frame with two Passport 20000s

— AP6C67 for a frame with one Passport 20000 and one

Passport 15000 with the appropriately matched BIM pairs inside the

BIP to match the upper or lower position of the node (refer to "BIM

replacement" (page 194))

You need a helper to support the weight of the BIP until it is fastened into

position, even if you remove the BIMs.

Hold the BIP so that the side with the openings faces you. If the BIMs and

the alarm module were shipped or stored inside the BIP, remove them.

Remember where to put them back in case there is a mix of BIM pairs.

While facing the front of the mounting apparatus, insert the BIP between

the uprights of a NEBS 2000 frame or the adapter brackets on a 23-inch

EIA rack and above the shelf.

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