Processing Server (Ps-1) Chassis, Front View Without Cover; Essential Ps-1 Bios Settings; Ps-1 Hardware - Mitel Inter-Tel 5000 Installation And Maintenance Manual

Chapter 5: Installation

Essential PS-1 BIOS Settings

Essential PS-1 BIOS Settings
The Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) settings of the PS-1 have been customized to control
specifically the way Inter-Tel CS-5600 software interacts with system hardware. Because the
default BIOS settings have been modified to allow the system to operate, the BIOS settings
must remain as they came from the factory.
NOTICE
Incorrect or Defaulted BIOS Settings Will Make System Inoperable. If for any reason the
BIOS settings of the PS-1 are defaulted or changed from the way they were shipped from the
factory, contact Inter-Tel Product Support to receive instructions for correctly reprogramming
the BIOS.

PS-1 Hardware

This section provides line drawings of the front and back views of the PS-1 chassis.
NOTE
Figure 5-26.
Compact Disk (CD) drive tray
(Use for initial installation
and for system recovery)
DVD
NOTICE
Accidental System Reset Hazard. Do not mount the PS-1 in a rack directly above the Base
Server. If you do, pulling down the front cover (not shown) of the PS-1 may cause the edge
of the cover to press the three middle buttons on the LCD panel controls, causing the system
to reset. If you mount the PS-1 in the same rack as the Base Server, make sure the hinged
front cover of the does not open onto the front of the Base Server. Inter-Tel recommends
mounting the PS-1 below or away from the Base Server and Digital Expansion Interface
(DEI) units.
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The On/Off button switch on the front of the chassis controls power to the system.
The On/Off switch on the back should remain On at all times.

Processing Server (PS-1) Chassis, Front View Without Cover

Blue LED
indicates
Power On
Green LED
Power
indicates
On/Off
Active
Switch
Hard Drive
USB Port (Use for USB Security Key
ONLY if cover is open
or not attached.
See Back View.)
System
Reset
Button
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Inter-Tel 5000 Installation Manual – Issue 2.4, May 2008
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