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Installation Instructions
(It is assumed that the server operating system, AltiWare and its corresponding
licenses are already installed.)
1. Ensure that the chassis power switch is in the OFF position and the power cord
is unplugged before removing the chassis cover.
2. Slide the board into the board guide on the chassis, then firmly seat the board into
the slot.
3. Screw the board down to the chassis for support.
4. Attach the MVIP cable so that the excess connectors are hanging off the board
on both ends. Firmly seat the MVIP cable connectors on all boards.
5. Close the Red MVIP bus termination switches on the boards at both ends (first
and last boards ONLY). All other boards should be set in the open position. Do
not have any board terminated in the middle of the MVIP bus, as this will cause
an MVIP bus clocking error.
6. Use a small screwdriver to configure the ID on the back of each board. Each
board has its own set of board IDs. It is recommended that you assign each board
a unique ID:
•
Quantum: 0–F (ID "0" cannot be used in Windows 2000 server)
•
Triton T1/PRI: 0–7 (only 0–5 is supported in OE 4.5 or above)
•
Triton T1/E1 PRI: 0–7 (only 0–5 is supported in OE 4.5 or above)
•
Triton Resource: 0–1
•
Triton VoIP: 0–A
•
Triton Analog Extension (12 extensions): 0–F
•
Triton Analog Trunk: 0–F
7. Install the AltiGen System Key and ground the server before plugging in the
power cord.
8. Boot the server and log on to Windows.
9. Go to Start>Settings>Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services in
Windows 2000 Server OR go to Start>Settings>Control Panel>Services in
Windows NT 4.0 Server and stop the "Switching Service COM Server" to stop
all related services.
10.Wait a few minutes for the switching service to stop.
11.Go to Start>Programs>AltiWare>AltiWare Tools>MVIP Test Tool to
perform the MVIP test.
12.If the MVIP test is successful, click Save Log and save the text file as
"MVIPTESTRESULTS.txt" on the desktop, then exit the MVIP test tool
application.
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