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Nortel Meridian 1 Succession 1000M Installation And Configuration Manual (564 pages)

Small System

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 26 MB

Table of Contents

5
- About this Document
  13
- Subject
  13
- Applicable Systems
  14
- Intended Audience
  15
- Conventions
  15
- Related Information
  17
Cabinet System Equipment

21
- Contents
  21
- Cabinets
  22
- Cable Connectors
  22
- Introduction
  22
- Cooling
  24
- Power Supplies
  24
- Reserve Power
  26
- Common Equipment Circuit Cards and Components
  28
- Small System Controller Card
  28
- IP Daughterboards
  29
- Software Daughterboard
  29
- Fiber Expansion Equipment
  32
- Security Device
  36
- ISDN and DTI Packs
  38
- SDI/DCH Card
  38
- TDS/DTR Card
  38
- Tone Detector Cards
  38
- Peripheral Equipment Cards
  39
- Cables and Wires
  40
- Telephones and Attendant Consoles
  40
- Miscellaneous Items
  42
- Chassis System Equipment
  45
- Contents
  45
- Introduction
  45
- Main Components of the Chassis System
  46
- Contents
  63
- Regulatory Information
  63
- Introduction
  64
- Notice for United States Installations
  64
- Notice for Canadian Installations
  66
- Notice for International Installations
  67
- Electromagnetic Compatibility
  68
- Canadian and US Network Connections
  70
- Contents
  73
- Important Safety Instructions
  73
- Symbols You Must Recognize
  73
- Safety Instructions When Installing Telephone Equipment
  74
- Safety Instructions When Using Telephone Equipment
  74
- Fiber-Optic Cable Handling Procedures
  76
- Bracing against Earthquakes
  79
- Contents
  79
- Introduction
  79
- Method for Earthquake Bracing
  79
- Contents
  89
- Introduction
  89
- Preparing for Installation
  89
- Tools Checklist
  89
- Readiness Checklist
  90
- Contents
  91
- Installing the Cabinet System
  91
- Introduction
  91
- Installing a New Cabinet System
  92
- Expanding an Existing System
  98
- Reconfiguring a System
  99
- Cabinet and Chassis System MIX-And-Match Configuration
  100
- Expansion Cabinet as a Power Shelf for Auxiliary Processors
  104
- Contents
  107
- Installing the Chassis System
  107
- Summary of Installation Procedures
  107
- Contents
  115
- Introduction
  115
- Mounting the Cabinets
  115
- Earthquake Bracing
  116
- Wall Mounting
  116
- Floor Mounting
  121
- Contents
  125
- Introduction
  125
- Mounting the Chassis
  125
- Mounting in a 19-Inch Rack/Equipment Cabinet
  127
- Wall Mounting in a Vertical Position
  132
- Wall Mounting in a Horizontal Position
  139
- Adding a Chassis Expander
  145
- Connecting the Chassis Expander
  145
- Contents
  145
- Introduction
  145
- To the Chassis
  145
- Contents
  149
- Installing the System Ground
  149
- Introduction
  149
- Grounding Instructions for Cabinets and Chassis
  151
- Contents
  159
- Installing the Power Supplies for the Cabinet System
  159
- Introduction
  159
- Power Supplies
  160
- Contents
  173
- Installing and Connecting Reserve Power Supplies for the Cabinet System
  173
- Introduction
  173
- Types of Reserve Power
  173
- NTAK75 Battery Unit Installation
  174
- NTAK76 Battery Unit Installation
  178
- Connecting Other Battery Backup Systems
  183
- Cards
  187
- Contents
  187
- Installing Small System Controller and Fiber Receiver
  187
- Introduction
  187
- Circuit Card Assignments for the Chassis System
  189
- Main Cabinet and Chassis NTDK20 SSC Card Installation
  191
- NTDK20 SSC Card Installation on IP Expansion Cabinets and Chassis
  211
- Fiber Receiver Card Installation on Expansion Cabinets and Chassis
  213
Installing Optional Circuit Cards

217
- Contents
  217
- Introduction
  217
- Circuit Cards
  219
- NTAK02 SDI/DCH Card
  219
- NTAK03 TDS/DTR Card
  221
- NT8D14 Universal Trunk Card
  222
- NT8D15 E&M Trunk Card
  224
- NTAG26 XMFR Card
  225
- NT1R20 Off-Premise Station Analog Line Card
  226
- NT5K21 XMFC Card
  226
- NTDK16 48-Port Digital Line Card
  230
- NT8D02 Digital Line Card
  232
- Digital Trunk Cards
  233
Installing and Connecting Cross-Connect Terminals

235
Installing and Connecting Sdi and Ethernet Ports

265
- Introduction
  265
- Modem Setup Requirements
  266
- SDI Ports
  267
- Cable Connections and Adapters
  268
- Installing and Connecting SDI Ports
  270
- NTDK20 SSC Card
  270
- NTDK23, NTDK25, and NTDK80 Fiber Receiver Cards
  273
- NTAK02 SDI/DCH Card
  276
- NTAK03 TDS/DTR Card
  281
- Terminal Setup
  282
- Cabinet System: IP Expansion 10Baset Port
  287
- Installing and Connecting an Ethernet Cable
  287
- J7 Jumper Plug
  288
- Chassis System Ethernet Connection
  292
Installing Software

299
- Introduction
  299
- Software Installation Program
  300
- Keycodes
  301
- Feature Set and ISM Parameters
  302
- Aux ID
  303
- Customer Database
  303
- Security Device
  303
- Installing Software in a New System
  304
- Summary of Steps
  304
- Software Installation on the IP Expansion Cabinet or Chassis Using the Preprogrammed Software Daughterboard
  318
IP Line Card Configuration

321
Connecting the Telephones

333
Connecting the Trunks

359
- Introduction
  360
- Connecting Trunks with PFTU
  361
- Connecting Trunks Without PFTU
  361
- NT8D14 Universal Trunk Card
  364
- Trunk Connections
  364
- NT8D15 E&M Trunk Card
  367
- NT6D70 SILC and NT6D71 UILC Cards
  369
- E&M TIE Trunk Card (2-Wire)
  370
- Trunk Connections (Europe)
  370
- E&M TIE Trunk Card (4-Wire)
  372
- E&M TIE Trunk Card (2280 Hz)
  376
- E&M TIE Trunk Card (RAN)
  377
- CO & DID Trunk Card
  378
- E&M TIE Trunk Card (MUS)
  378
- Central Office Trunk Card
  380
- NT5K17 Direct Inward Dial Card Terminations
  381
- Trunk Connections (UK)
  381
- NT5K18 Exchange Line Trunk Card Terminations
  383
- NT5K19 Analog TIE Line Trunk Card Terminations
  385
- Activating a Default Model Trunk
  389
- Activating a Selected Model Trunk
  391
Preprogrammed Data

399
- Introduction
  400
- Default Numbering Plan
  401
- Passwords and Codes
  401
- First Digits
  402
- Important Extension Numbers
  404
- Extensions Assigned to Card Slots
  405
- Flexible Feature Codes
  420
- Modem Port
  421
- SDI Ports
  421
- Enhanced Serial Data Interface (ESDI) Port
  422
- Telephone Tones
  423
- Trunk Routes
  424
- Trunk Models
  425
- Model Telephones
  430
- Administration Telephone Models
  433
- Central Answering Position (CAP) Telephone Models
  435
- General Business Telephone Models
  436
- Analog (500/2500-Type) Telephone Models
  442
- Digital Telephone Models
  460
Changing Preprogrammed Data

469
- Introduction
  470
- Changing the Default Numbering Plan
  471
- Changing the First Number in the Numbering Plan
  471
- Extensions Assigned Differ from the Default Numbering Plan
  471
- Determining New Extension Numbers
  472
- Shifting the Numbering Plan to a New Card Slot
  474
- Using the Meridian Mail Auto-Configure Feature
  474
- Conflicts with Meridian Mail Data
  475
- Removing Numbering Plan Conflicts
  475
- Conflicts with ACD Queues
  476
- Conflicts with Call Park Extension Numbers
  477
- Conflicts with SDI Ports
  477
- Changing or Removing the Preprogrammed Night Number
  478
- Conflicts with the Attendant Extension Number
  478
- Conflicts with the SPRE Code
  478
- Conflicts with Flexible Feature Codes
  479
- Creating Analog Telephone Models
  481
- Creating, Changing, and Removing Model Telephones
  481
- Creating Digital Model Telephones
  482
- Modifying Analog Model Telephones
  482
- Modifying Digital Model Telephones
  483
- Analog Telephones
  484
- Digital Telephones
  484
- Printing Model Information
  484
- Creating Model Trunks and Changing Route Access Codes
  485
- Removing Model Telephones
  485
- Creating Model Trunks
  486
- Modifying Model Trunks
  487
- Removing Model Trunks
  487
- Changing a Route Access Code
  488
- Printing Model Information
  488
Survivability

491
- Introduction
  492
- Operating Modes
  492
- Required Software
  492
- Description
  493
- Incremental Software Management
  493
- Switchover to Survival Mode
  494
- Switchback from Survival Mode
  496
- Survivability Notification
  497
- Database Synchronization
  500
- Configuring a New System for Survivability
  508
- Configuring for Survivability
  508
- TN Mapping During Survival Mode
  508
- Configuring Trunks for Survivability
  510
- IP Line in Survivable Small Systems
  517
- Retrieving Call Detail Recording Records
  519
Central Answering Position

521
- About the Central Answering Position
  522
- Introduction
  522
- CAP Functionality Versus M2250 Functionality
  523
- Key Layout
  525
- Key Expansion Modules
  527
- Installing the Key Expansion Module(S)
  529
- Removing the Key Expansion Module(S)
  530
- Configuring Your CAP
  532
- Logging into and out of the ACD Queue
  537
- Small System Configured in Agent ID Mode
  538
- Small System Configured in Position ID Mode
  538
- Conference
  539
- Using Common CAP Features
  539
- Direct Station Select (BFS)
  540
- Directory Number (DN)
  540
- Display Queue (Disp Queue)
  541
- Make Busy
  541
- No Hold Conference (N. H. Conf)
  542
- Override
  543
- Park
  543
- Privacy Release (Priv Rls)
  544
- Program
  545
- Transfer
  545
- Call Forward and Busy Status
  547
- Other CAP Features
  547
- Forced Camp-On/Priority Override
  550

Nortel Meridian 1 Succession 1000M Description (534 pages)

Telephones and Consoles

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents
5
About this Document
11
Subject
11
Applicable Systems
12
Intended Audience
14
Conventions
14
Related Information
15
Meridian Digital Telephones
17
Contents
17
Introduction
17
Functional Description
17
Meridian Modular Telephones
25
Contents
25
Introduction
25
General Description
26
Physical Description
31
Features and Options Matrix
34
Optional Equipment
35
Specifications
41
Telephone Installation
53
Contents
53
Packing and Unpacking
53
Installation and Removal of Analog (500/2500-Type) Telephones
54
Installation and Removal of M2000 Series Meridian Digital Telephones
55
M3900 Series Meridian Digital Telephones
71
Designate Telephones
71
Connect Analog (500/2500-Type) Telephones
73
Cross-Connect the Telephones
74
M2000 Description
83
Contents
83
Introduction
83
General Features
84
Physical Description
91
Software Requirements
94
Modular Options
95
Relocation
99
Specifications
101
Handsets
110
Ordering Information
111
M2000 Add-On Modules
113
Contents
113
Packing and Unpacking
113
Busy Lamp Field/Console Graphics Module
114
Display Backlight Power Supply Option
115
Attendant Supervisory Module (M2250 Console)
127
M2000 Series Meridian Digital Telephones
133
Analog Terminal Adapter
136
M2000 Data Options
193
Contents
193
Asynchronous Data Option
193
Meridian Communications Adapter
198
Meridian Communications Unit
202
Analog Terminal Adapter
203
M1250 and M2250 Attendant Consoles
205
Contents
205
Introduction
205
Engineering and Ordering Codes
206
Features
207
Physical Description
210
Wiring
221
Installation
225
Operation
244
M2317 Telephone
273
Contents
273
Introduction
273
Feature Description
274
Physical Description
276
Specifications
288
Ordering Information
293
M2616CT Cordless Telephone
295
Contents
295
Functional Description
295
Physical Description
295
Specifications
304
Meridian European Digital Telephones: M3110, M3310, and M3820
311
Contents
311
Feature Description
311
Physical Description
317
Terminal Options
323
Configuration and Installation
325
Specifications
337
M3900 Description
345
Contents
345
Introduction
345
Feature Description
349
Feature Enhancements
350
Full Icon Support
351
Functional Description
354
Physical Description
369
Key Descriptions
378
M3900 Installation and Configuration
393
Contents
393
Environmental and Safety Considerations
394
Installation
397
Configuration
413
M3900 Flash Download
437
Contents
437
Introduction
437
Summary of Steps
438
Determining Software, M3900 PSWV, or Firmware Versions
447
Detailed Flash Download Procedure
448
Configuration Parameters in LD 97
454
Configuration Parameters in LD 32
457
Print Firmware Versions on M3900 Sets
460
Query Disk Firmware Versions
461
Flash Download Advisements
464
PSDL Installation
467
Commands for System-Wide Flash Download of M3900 Sets
468
M5317 BRI Terminal
473
Contents
473
Introduction
473
Physical Description
475
Environmental Considerations
475
Terminal Powering
476
Features
478
Telephone Programming
485
Local Voice Features
488
Data Transmission
491
Digital Telephones Line Engineering
493
Contents
493
Engineering a Telephone Line
494
Selecting a Loop
503
Calculating DC Loop Resistance
503
Performing Loop Diagnostic Tests
504
Measuring Impulse Noise
506
Measuring Background Noise
507
Calculating Expected Pulse Loss
507
Measuring DC Loop Resistance
512
List of Terms
515
Index
519

Nortel Meridian 1 Succession 1000M Installation And Configuration Manual (378 pages)

Large System

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 9 MB

Table of Contents
5
About this Document
11
Subject
11
Applicable Systems
11
Intended Audience
13
Conventions
13
Related Information
14
Introduction
15
Contents
15
Overview
15
Summary of Procedures
16
Preparing for Installation
19
Contents
19
Requirements
19
System Equipment - Uems
20
System Options
27
Cable Routing Guidelines
32
Equipment Handling Precautions
36
Preparing the Equipment for Installation
38
Placing the Fourth Module on a Column
41
Contents
41
Overview
41
Positioning and Leveling Equipment
47
Contents
47
Positioning and Leveling the Equipment
47
Installing Overhead Cable Tray Kits
53
Contents
53
Installing Ac Power
57
Contents
57
Ac-Powered Systems
57
Safety Ground/Protective Earth and Logic Return Wiring
58
Installing Ground Cabling
61
Installing DC Power
67
Contents
67
DC-Powered Systems
67
Candeo DC Power System
68
NT6D53 Junction Box
75
Safety Ground/Protective Earth and Logic Return Wiring
76
Cabling and Connecting the Grounding Leads
76
NT4N49AA Four Feed PDU
84
Installing the NT4N49AA Four Feed PDU
90
Planning and Designating the Main Distribution Frame (MDF)
99
Contents
99
About Terminations
99
Installation and Designation
99
Terminal Block Requirements
100
Installing the BIX Cross-Connect Terminal
101
Installing the Krone Cross-Connect System (UK)
104
Installing Power Failure Transfer Units (Pftus)
113
Contents
113
PFTU Configurations
113
Installing Pftus
116
Connecting Trunks and Telephones
117
Installing QUA6 Pftus (UK Installations)
118
Configuring the System Monitor
119
Contents
119
System Monitor Cabling
119
Configuring the NT8D22 System Monitor
121
Cabling the NT8D22 System Monitor
124
Alarm Interfacing to Candeo
131
Connecting a System Terminal or Modem
135
Contents
135
About the System Terminal
135
Connecting a Terminal
137
Connecting a Modem
142
Cabling Common Equipment in a Single Group System
151
Contents
151
Cabling Guidelines
151
Core/Net Module
153
Cabling the Core Side
157
Cabling the Network Side
161
Configuring and Cabling the Clock Controllers (NTRB53)
162
Connecting Network Group 0: Shelf 0 to Shelf 1
163
Optioning the System Utility Card
167
Connecting Core Modules to a LAN
168
Cabling Common Equipment in a Multi Group System
171
Contents
171
Cabling Guidelines
172
Core/Net Module
173
Cabling the Core/Net Module Backplane
176
Optioning the System Utility Card
179
Core Shelf Cabling
180
Cabling the I/O Panel
184
Cabling the Core Module to the LAN
186
Cabling a Dual Ring Fiber Network
188
FIJI Card Cabling
191
Installing the Shelf 0 Fiber Optic Ring (Ascending)
194
Installing the Shelf 1 Fiber Optic Ring (Descending)
195
FIJI to FIJI Cabling
197
Cabling and Configuring the Clock Controller
198
Cabling Network Modules and Loops
203
Contents
203
Network-To-Network Cabling
203
Network Module Connections
204
Connecting Network Group 0: Shelf 0 to Shelf 1
204
Connecting Groups 1 through 7: Shelf 0 to Shelf 1
207
Connecting the Network Modules to the Core/Net Modules
209
Connecting the 3PE Cables to the 3PE Fanout Panels
214
Cabling the NT8D04 Superloop Network Card
216
Cabling Lines and Trunks
225
Contents
225
Overview
225
Cabling the NT8D37 IPE Modules
227
Connecting Lines and Trunks
229
Powering up the System and Initial Loading
263
Contents
263
Overview
263
Powering up Ac Systems
263
Powering up DC Systems
269
Installing Software and Converting the Database
272
Testing Core/Net 1 and Core/Net 0
284
Performing Acceptance Tests
287
Contents
287
Acceptance Tests
287
Testing the Module Power Supply
288
Testing the Blower Unit and Thermal Sensor
290
Testing the Sysload
292
Testing the System Terminal and System Monitor
293
Testing the PFTU
293
Testing the MMDU
294
Installing Earthquake Bracing
297
Contents
297
Seismic-Approved Applications
297
Installing Seismic Bracing
298
Installing Non-Seismic Bracing
312
Adding a Module to a Column
315
Contents
315
Overview
315
Adding a Module to the Base of a Column
316
Adding a Module between Two Other Modules
322
Adding a Module to the Top of a Column
326
Appendix A: Internal and External
335
Signaling Cables
335
List of Terms
359
Index
367

Nortel Meridian 1 Succession 1000M Manual (238 pages)

Transmission Parameters

Brand: Nortel | Category: PBX | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

5
- About this Document
  11
- Subject
  11
- Applicable Systems
  11
- Intended Audience
  13
- Conventions
  13
- Related Information
  14
- Introduction to Loss and Level
  17
Transmission Level Adjustment

19
- Contents
  19
- Introduction
  19
- Line Cards Pads
  21
- Conference Pads
  27
- Trunk Pads
  27
- Balance Impedance
  29
- Basic Rate Interface Line and Trunk
  30
- Digital Trunk and Primary Rate Interface
  30
- Meridian Modular Telephones
  30
- Terminating Impedance
  30
- Contents
  33
- Introduction
  33
- Off-Premises Level Adjustment Methods
  33
- Off-Premises Stations
  33
- Conference Bridge
  41
- Contents
  41
- Introduction
  41
- Pad Switching Methods
  41
- Alternative Conference Pads Selection
  42
- NT8D17 Options
  44
Dynamic Pad Switching

49
- Contents
  49
- Introduction
  49
- Dynamic Pad Switching Overview
  50
- Alternative Loss Plan Overview
  52
- ALP 10.10C Capabilities
  53
- ALP 15.58F Capabilities
  53
- Alternative Loss Plan Capabilities
  53
- Administration
  54
- DPS Using International Generic XFCOT (NT5K16) Administration
  54
- ALP Feature Administration
  55
- Alternate Loss Plan for China
  56
- Dynamic Pad Switching
  56
- Hardware Requirements
  56
- Contents
  57
- Introduction
  57
- Static Pad Download
  57
- Static Pad Download Overview
  57
Static Loss Plan Downloading

61
- Contents
  61
- Introduction
  61
- Static Loss Plan Downloading Overview
  61
- Relative Input/Output Level
  63
- Loss Plan Selection
  64
- IPE Cards Transmission Adjustment Capabilities
  65
- Upgrade and New Installation Strategies
  65
- Administration
  66
- Relative Level Setting Download
  66
- Hardware Requirements
  82
Dynamic Loss Switching

85
- Contents
  85
- Introduction
  85
- Dynamic Loss Switching Overview
  86
- Loss Plan Selection
  87
- Relative Input/Output Level
  87
- Static Loss Plan Download and Dynamic Loss Switching Inter Working
  87
- IPE Trunk Card Transmission Adjustment Capabilities
  91
- Administration
  92
- Upgrade and New Installation Strategies
  92
- Hardware Requirements
  105
- Balance Impedance Adjustment
  107
- Contents
  107
- Introduction
  107
Digital Trunk and Primary Rate Interface

109
- Contents
  109
- Introduction
  109
- Pad Switching
  110
- Port Type Definition
  110
- Administration
  113
- PCM Companding Law
  113
- DTI/PRI Pad Selection
  114
- LD 73 Pad Value Definition
  116
- German 2.0 Mbit DTI/PRI Settings
  117
- UK 2.0 Mbit DTI/PRI Settings
  117
/2.0 Mbit Gateway

119
- 1.5/2.0 Mbit Gateway
  119
- Contents
  119
- Introduction
  119
- Overview
  119
- 1.5 Mbit DTI/PRI
  120
- Pad Switching
  120
- 2.0 Mbit DTI/PRI
  121
- Port Type Definition
  121
- Loss Value Definition
  124
- Administration
  125
- LD 73 Pad Value Definition
  126
- German 2.0 Mbit DTI/PRI Settings
  130
Basic Rate Interface Lines and Trunks

131
- Contents
  131
- Introduction
  131
- Pad Switching
  131
- Port Type Definition
  133
- Administration
  135
- BRIT Pad Selection
  135
- LD 73 Pad Value Definition
  136
Meridian Modular Telephones

139
- Contents
  139
- Introduction
  139
- Administration
  140
- Codec PCM Companding Law
  140
- Receive and Transmit Objective Loudness Rating
  141
- Administration
  143
- Sidetone Objective Loudness Rating
  147
- Administration
  148
- Administration
  149
- Automatic Gain Control
  149
- Handset Volume Reset
  149
- Administration
  150
- Country-Specific Settings
  150
Transmission Characteristics-A-Law

153
- Contents
  153
- Frequency Response
  154
- Overview
  154
- Transmission Characteristics for IPE
  154
- Overload Level
  155
- Tracking Error (Gain Variation with Level)
  156
- Return Loss
  157
- Idle Channel Noise
  160
- Crosstalk
  161
- Longitudinal Balance
  161
- Intermodulation Distortion
  162
- Quantization Distortion
  162
- Envelope Delay
  163
- Impulse Noise
  163
- Echo Path Delay
  164
- Spurious In-Band
  164
- Discrimination against Out-Of-Band Signals
  165
- Spurious Out-Of-Band
  165
- Transmission Characteristics for PE
  165
Transmission Characteristics-Μ-Law

167
- Contents
  167
- Frequency Response
  168
- Overload Level
  168
- Transmission Characteristics for IPE
  168
- Tracking Error (Gain Variation with Level)
  169
- Return Loss
  171
- Transhybrid Loss
  173
- Input Impedance
  175
- Idle Channel Noise
  176
- Crosstalk
  177
- Longitudinal Balance
  177
- Quantization Distortion
  178
- Intermodulation Distortion
  179
- Envelope Delay
  180
- Impulse Noise
  180
- Echo Path Delay
  181
- Overload Level
  181
- Transmission Characteristics for PE
  181
- Input Impedance
  182
- Return Loss
  182
- Transhybrid Loss
  182
Loss Plan

183
- Contents
  183
- Introduction
  183
- Loss Plan for Μ-Law Applications
  184
- Trunk Options
  185
- Loss Plan Specifications
  186
- Loss Plan for Conference Connections
  196
- Loss Plan for A-Law Applications
  197
- Contents
  199
- Introduction
  199
- Transmission Parameters for Meridian Modular Telephones
  199
- Receive and Transmit Objective Loudness Rating
  200
- Sidetone Objective Loudness Rating
  205
Small System Transmission Parameters

207
- Contents
  207
- Introduction
  208
- Transmission A-Law and Μ-Law
  208
- Frequency Response
  215
- Input Impedance and Balance Impedance
  216
- Return Loss
  216
- Transhybrid Loss
  217
- Idle Channel Noise
  218
- Variation of Gain Versus Level
  219
- Total Distortion Including Quantization Distortion
  221
- Discrimination against Out-Of-Band Signals
  222
- Intermodulation
  222
- Spurious In-Band Signal
  222
- Spurious Out-Of-Band Signal
  222
- Group Delay
  223
- Crosstalk
  224
- Longitudinal Balance
  224
- Contents
  227
- Introduction
  227
- Succession Transmission Parameters
  227
- Insertion Loss to WAN Interface for North America
  228
- Voice Gateway Port Type
  228
- Default Loss Values for Succession Media Gateway
  229
- Loss Values for Voice Gateway Media Card (Other Countries)
  231
- Internet Telephone Loss Plan Adjustment
  236

Nortel Meridian 1 Succession 1000M Description (186 pages)

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Table of Contents
5
About this Document
9
Subject
9
Applicable Systems
9
Intended Audience
11
Conventions
11
Related Information
12
I2002 Internet Telephone
15
Contents
15
Introduction
16
Description
16
Supported Features
21
Features Not Currently Supported
22
Display Characteristics
22
Key Number Assignments
24
Dedicated Keys
24
Package Components
26
Before You Begin
27
Startup Sequence
29
First-Time Installation
30
Power Cycle Description
39
Reinstalling an I2002 Internet Telephone
39
Replacing an I2002 Internet Telephone
40
Removing an I2002 Internet Telephone from Service
41
I2004 Internet Telephone
43
Contents
43
Introduction
44
Description
44
Supported Features
49
Features Not Currently Supported
50
Display Characteristics
50
Key Number Assignments
52
Dedicated Keys
52
Package Components
55
Before You Begin
58
Startup Sequence
59
First-Time Installation
60
Power Cycle Description
70
Reinstalling an I2004 Internet Telephone
70
Replacing an I2004 Internet Telephone
71
Removing an I2004 Internet Telephone from Service
72
I2050 Software Phone
73
Contents
73
Description
73
System Components
74
Operating Parameters
93
Implementation
94
Operation
96
Installation
107
Configuration Utility
111
Running the I2050 Software Phone for the First Time
130
Changing the TN of an Existing I2050 Software Phone
131
Removing an I2050 Software Phone from Service
131
Configure Programmable Line
133
(Dn)/Feature Key Labels
133
Contents
133
Introduction
133
Description
133
Language Considerations
134
Changing Feature Key Labels
135
802.1Q Description
139
Contents
139
Introduction
139
Protocol Standard
140
Description
140
I2002 and I2004 Internet Telephone Support
141
I2050 Software Phone Support
142
Three-Port Switch Support
142
VLAN Ids
142
Corporate Directory
145
Contents
145
Introduction
145
Operation
145
Operating Parameters
146
Special Characters
147
Corporate Directory Views
149
Call Server Configuration
150
Call Server Memory Usage
151
Internet Telephone Maintenance and Diagnostics
153
Contents
153
Introduction
153
Maintenance and Diagnostics
154
Lamp Audit and Keep-Alive Function
156
Specifications
157
Contents
157
Power Requirements
157
Environmental Specifications
158
Internet Telephone Virtual Office
159
Contents
159
Introduction
159
Operating Parameters
160
Feature Interactions
161
Feature Packaging
163
Feature Implementation
164
Feature Operation
164
Emergency Services for Virtual Office
173
Contents
173
Introduction
173
Operating Parameters
176
Feature Interactions
178
Feature Packaging
178
Feature Implementation
178
Feature Operation
178
Contents
184

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