NEC NEAX 2000 IVS Installation Manual page 165

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Installation of Back up MP System
3. Starting Up the Back up MP System
To start up the Back up MP system, do the following steps. For details of switch settings on the MP card (PN-
CP02), refer to the Circuit Card Manual.
STEP 1: After serial numbers (Compact and Advantage) have been loaded, see
make Busy Side 0 SW 4 in the UP position.
Side 1 (MP1) SW4 is in the DOWN position.
STEP 2: Turn on the SW switch on the PZ-PW86.
STEP 3: The Run lamp on the MP1 card flashes at 120IPM. Turn SW3 on the MP1 card to B reset (push) SW1;
wait for the minor Alarm.
Turn SW3 to 0 (on line). Reset SW1. Turn SW3 to C, reset SW1, wait for minor alarm, then turn SW1
back to 0 (on line). Reset SW1
STEP 4: Make Busy SW 4 (UP position) on the MP1. On side 0 (MP0) put SW4 in the DOWN position. Reset
SW1 when MP0 run LED is flashing 120IPM.
STEP 5: Repeat Step 3 for side 0 (MP0).
STEP 6: Enter the data required for Back up MP System from the CAT/MAT.
• CM40 (Attribute data assignment for RS-232C port)
YY = 01 (Data length)
YY = 02 (Parity check) 1st data: 0 (Port 0) 2nd data: 1 (Ineffective)
YY = 04 (Stop bit)
YY = 05 (DTR signal)
YY = 06 (RTS signal)
YY = 08 (Data speed)
YY = 09 (Port for data load/save/verify) 1st data: 1 2nd data: 1 (Port 0)
In addition to the above mentioned data, set the following data, if it is necessary.
• CMEA Y = 2 1st data: 01 (Registration into the Fault Information Memory and external alarm kind
of System Initialization)
2nd data : 0 (Fault information is registered, external alarm is not output)
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1st data: 0 (Port 0) 2nd data: 1 (8 bits)
1st data: 0 (Port 0) 2nd data: 1 (2 bits)
1st data: 0 (Port 0) 2nd data: 1 (High)
1st data: 0 (Port 0) 2nd data: 1 (High)
1st data: 0 (Port 0) 2nd data: 4 (9600 bps)
: 1 (Fault information is registered, external alarm is MN alarm)
: 2 (Fault information is registered, external alarm is MJ alarm)
: 3 (Fault information is registered, external alarm is determined in standard data
<Refer to the Command Manual for details>)
: NONE (Fault information is not registered, external alarm is not output)
ND-45492 (E)
Note 1.