Nortel Express Installation Manual page 16

Voice Services
Card slot location
MDF cabling
LAN cabling
Software Release
Dip Switches settings None
Time & Date stamp
Upgrade capability
Prompt Storage
Expandability
To install the Voice Services card
Determine the cabinet, shelf, and slot location where the Voice Services
card is to be installed.
Unpack and inspect the circuit card. Handle the circuit card using the
guidelines set out in "Precautions for handling circuit cards" on page 37.
Compatibility
51C, 61C, 81, or 81C, any IPE slot except CONT.
On older systems, slots other than 0, 4, 8, and 12 may
require rearrangement of the backplane cabling. See
"Cabling the Voice Services card" on page 21.
Any IPE slot in an Option 11C
None (the sets are virtual).
Complete cabling requires
• one NTAG81CA maintenance cable
• one NT8D81AA I/O panel to backplane cable
(older Option 51 to 81C only; see "Cabling the
Voice Services card" on page 21)
• one NTMF94BA Ethernet/serial port cable
• one Category 5, 10-Base-T Ethernet standard
cable
Release 24 software and later.
Automatically sent out by the Meridian 1 CPU.
Yes, loadware upgrades invoked from maintenance
CLI. Upgrade across network via FTP.
Recorded prompts are stored on a Type II PCMCIA
card.
Two external NTFG95 DSP cards may be installed,
providing 8 additional DSP ports each.