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Unlock the sensor connector latches on the 36 pin orange/brown coloured
connector
, located to the left of the LED connector. Unplug the sensor connector.
8. Remove the EMI perf panel.
Lift directly up.
9. Place the new module on top of the column.
Keep hands and fingers out from under the module when placing the module on top
of the equipment column.
10. Connect the new module wiring.
Install the sensor connector of the new module into the vertical connector housing
of the module below.
11. Secure the new module.
Insert the five bolts and lock washers into the base of the new module. Tighten the
bolts into the original module.
12. Attach the power cable.
Connect the ribbon cable of the new module to J2 of the module below.
13. Reinstall the EMI perf panel and the LED.
Install the LED connector and the sensor connector on the new module.
14. Replace the air grills and covers.
Reverse the procedure for steps 1 to 4.
Installing IPE module wiring to the MDF
Consult the work order to determine the layout of the module I/O panel to MDF cabling route,
then perform the steps in Installing IPE module wiring to the MDF on page 155
.
Caution:
Service Interruption
The existing MDF cabling can be used; however
, Avaya recommends UTP Cat 5 – NTCW15,
NTCW16, or NTCW17 MDF to PBX cabling, as it provides a greater line length before signal
degradation occurs.
Installing additional IPE shelves or CS 1000E cabinets
DMC DECT Fundamentals August 2012 153
- DMC DECT Fundamentals 1
- Revision History 11
- New in this release 12
- Overview 13
- Clock requirements 14
- CS 1000E 14
- Product description 16
- Mobility card (DMC8) 17
- DMC8 options 18
- DMC8 - Expander (DMC8-E) 19
- Faceplate features 19
- DMC Faceplate cables 21
- IPE Shelves Faceplate Cabling 23
- The above figure shows: 24
- Basestations 25
- Figure 14: Basestation 26
- Basestation housing 27
- Figure 16: Basestation cell 28
- Common Services 30
- Remote Access Service (RAS) 30
- Operating parameters 34
- Card audit 34
- Network Message Service 34
- Feature packaging 34
- Messaging and Alarms 35
- System concentration traffic 37
- Traffic definitions 38
- System hardware parameters 39
- DMC8 engineering guidelines 41
- Netprice Order Tool 43
- DECT on Large Systems 43
- DECT on Cabinet system 44
- DECT on Chassis system 44
- DECT on CS 1000E 44
- Rules with new basestations 44
- Simplified guidelines 47
- Engineering guidelines 48
- Chapter 4: Site planning 49
- Site survey 50
- Building details 51
- Radio coverage 51
- Site survey example 52
- The facts for Able-Studio 53
- Gather survey items 54
- Identifying site contacts 54
- Obtaining site plans 55
- Identifying existing cabling 56
- Assessing radio coverage 56
- Profiling handset use 57
- Profiling handset users 57
- Deployment 58
- Locating cell centres 59
- Figure 23: Cell centres 60
- Determining cell boundaries 61
- Figure 25: Cell boundaries 62
- Table 10: Example cell labels 64
- Deployment illustrations 66
- Deployment terms 74
- Coverage terms 75
- Deployment tool 76
- Charging time 80
- How the deployment tool works 85
- Interpreting handset tones 86
- DECT Deployment Kit 2 87
- Deploying DECT 91
- Single-floor deployment 97
- Single cell deployment 98
- Double cell deployment 99
- Multi cell deployment 100
- Multi-cell deployment 101
- Multiple floor deployment 102
- Assess floor layout 103
- High rise buildings 104
- Unusual conditions 104
- Cell centres are too close 105
- Too many cell centres 105
- Traffic volume 106
- Creating an estimate table 108
- Comments? [email protected] 110
- No office information 115
- Subdividing a cell 117
- Site planning 118
- Deployment review 119
- Checking system capacity 120
- Review with the customer 121
- Record floor plan information 121
- Review the work 122
- Contents 123
- Before you begin 123
- Unpacking the equipment 124
- Provisioning records 125
- Basestation cell 126
- Installation record 127
- TN to DECT TN assignment 127
- Installing the basestation 128
- Rules and guidelines 129
- Compatibility 129
- C4610E and external antenna 129
- Voltage: 139
- Electric Shock 139
- Figure 80: Connector box 143
- Figure 82: Foam placement 144
- Figure 86: Hole placement 147
- Mounting the cabinet 149
- Expander installation 158
- MGXPEC (CS 1000E) 168
- Chassis installation 176
- Connecting to a DECT system 179
- Adding DECT 188
- Setting the IP 189
- Adding the upstream IP 190
- address, if required 190
- Synchronizing data with DECT 191
- Synchronizing DECT P 192
- ARI and SARI 192
- Synchronizing DECT parameters 193
- address 194
- Subscribing handsets 195
- Enabling subscription 196
- Handset subscription 197
- Opening RFP window 198
- Configure a local connection 200
- Dial-up configuration 201
- Figure 133: Modem detection 203
- Figure 135: Port selection 204
- Configuring the modem 205
- DAS configuration 217
- Implementing the MSMN feature 224
- Operating the MSMN feature 228
- DECT Systems window 230
- System administration 232
- Deleting DECT systems 233
- Enabling subscriptions 235
- Obtaining the PIN 236
- Removing configured sets 245
- Complete the following step 248
- DECT manager 250
- Modifying system properties 251
- Changing passwords 252
- Changing the DECT system name 253
- Changing the IP 254
- address on the DECT system 254
- Changing a PARI or SARI 257
- Changing the time and date 259
- Changing parameters 260
- DMC DECT Manager 261
- Selecting login options 263
- Troubleshooting 264
- Windows Alarm Snapshot 268
- System maintenance 276
- Figure 188: DMC window 276
- Removing a faulty DMC8 card 277
- Figure 191: DMC window 279
- Retrieving current RSSI data 287
- Performance Collection 289
- Retrieve upm and epm files 294
- Rename upm and epm files 296
- Figure 206: Upm file renamed 297
- Creating a database 298
- Using the database 299
- Previously created databases 300
- DECT Performance Manager data 301
- Dropped voice call 302
- Dropped message 303
- Handover 303
- RFP-channel occupation 303
- S-channel occupation 304
- B-channel occupation 305
- Top-down analysis 306
- Top-down analysis explanation 307
- Statistical Performance Data 307
- Setting parameters 309
- Recovering a password 310
- Cable setup 315
- Configuring NetBEUI Protocol 317
- Configuring a dial-up network 318
- Modem setup 320
- Modem requirements 320
- Adding a new DECT system 322
- DECT system 325
- Chapter 10: DMC8 debug port 327
- Items to monitor 328
- DMC8 debug port 328
- Connecting a modem 329
- Terminal configuration 330
- Successful connection 330
- Information collection 331
- Press 3 from the main menu 332
- Messages on an idle system 333
- Message examples 334
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