Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 666

SECTION MITL9105/91 lo-096-450-NA
5. INSTALLATION
General
5.01 Installation to meet the Traffic Measurement requirements con-
sists of the following steps:
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1. Verification that Generic 217 software is included in the SX-100
or SX-200 system.
2. Determination of the required mode (see Figure 3-l).
3. Determination of the required output configuration (see Figure
4-l).
4. installing the hardware items.
5. Programming and operation of the completed installation.
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5.02 The installation of the required hardware items are discussed in
the following paragraphs. Part 6 should be referred to for pro-
gramming and operation of the completed system.
Cabling and Cross-Connections
5.03 Section MITLS 105/911 O-096-200-NA details the installation of
SX-100 and SX-200 systems. Parts 9 (Installation Requirements)
and 10 (Cabling and Cross-Connections) of the above-mentioned sec-
tion show the procedures to be used, and should be consulted in
conjunction with the following paragraphs.
Cabling Requirements, Local Printer
5.04 When a local printer is employed, it should be located as near
as possible to the PABX. A 25-conductor connectorited cable
must be run and connected between the local printer and the PABX
data port (plug 5302). Table 10-2 of Section MITL9105/9110-096-200-
NA shows the connections of plug 5302. Figure 5-l illustrates this
cabling requirement.
Cabling Requirements, Remote Facility
5.05 When the PABX data port interconnects with a remotely located
facility requiring the use of a modem, an RS-232 Adapter --
(MITEL PN91 lo-052~gOO-NA) is installed between the data port and the
connectorized cable to the modem. The RS-232 Adapter presents the _
proper interface connections required when the data port -(J302) is
cabled to the modem. The modem is connected via the cross-connect
field to the external facility following standard installation practices.
Figure 5-2 illustrates these cabling arrangements.
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