Aastra MX-ONE User manual

Installing MX-ONE
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Copyright
© Copyright Aastra Technologies Limited, 2008. All rights reserved.
Disclaimer
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permission of the copyright owner.
The contents of this document are subject to revision without notice due to
continued progress in methodology, design and manufacturing. Aastra shall
have no liability for any error or damage of any kind resulting from the use
of this document.
Abstract
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Contents
Contents
1 Introduction 1
1.1 Scope 1
1.2 Target Group 1
1.3 Prerequisites 1
2 Overview 3
2.1 Battery String 6
2.2 AC/DC Power Unit 7
2.3 Power Calculations 8
2.4 DC/AC Inverter 8
2.5 Media Gateway Classic 8
2.6 Fan Unit 10
2.7 Media Gateway 10
2.8 Servers 11
2.9 MX-ONE Compact SM 12
2.10 Time Slots and Physical Positions in LBP22 13
2.11 Boards in Media Gateway Classic 14
2.12 Cables 17
2.13 Environmental Requirements 18
3 Installation Preparation 21
3.1 Tools 21
3.2 ESD Wrist Strap in Conjunction with Service 22
3.3 Delivery Documents 23
3.4 Unpacking 24
4 Hardware Installation 25
4.1 Overview 25
4.2 Mounting Cabinets 26
4.3 Earthing the Cabinets 37
4.4 Installing Supporting Captive Nuts 41
4.5 Installing Batteries 42
4.6 Installing AC/DC Unit 47
4.7 Installing the DC/AC Inverter 54
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4.8 Installing Media Gateway Classic 56
4.9 Installing the Fan Unit 64
4.10 Installing Media Gateway 69
4.11 Installing Servers 71
4.12 Installing MX-ONE Compact SM 74
4.13 Installing a Cabinet Shelf 76
4.14 Labeling 77
5 Cabling 81
5.1 Cable Connectors 81
5.2 Connector Positions 81
5.3 Cable Labeling 85
5.4 Connecting Internal Power Cables 89
5.5 Connecting Cables 99
5.6 Connectors and LEDs on Board Fronts 103
5.7 Dummy Fronts 109
5.8 Extension Cable Structure 110
6 Connection of External Cables 117
6.1 General 117
6.2 Line Lengths 117
6.3 Analog Extensions 118
6.4 Digital Extensions 119
6.5 Cordless Extensions 121
6.6 Analog External Lines 122
6.7 Digital External Lines 124
6.8 Through-Connection on Power Failure or Processor
Malfunction 125
6.9 Call Metering 126
6.10 Private Trunk Lines (tie lines) 127
7 Alarms 129
7.1 Alarm Displays 129
7.2 Labelling of Alarm Displays 130
7.3 Service Signals to PBX Operator Console 131
7.4 Fan Unit Alarm 132
7.5 AC/DC Unit Alarms 133
8 Software Installation and Configuration 139
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9 Installation Test 141
9.1 Basic Installation Test 141
9.2 Installation Test for MX-ONE Telephony System 141
10 Mounting Side Plates, Doors, and Back Plate 143
10.1 Installing Panel 143
10.2 Installing the Side Plates 144
10.3 Installing the Cabinet Doors 147
10.4 Installing the Back Plate 148
11 Concluding Routines 151
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Introduction
1 Introduction
The MX-ONE ™ is a communication solution for mobile enterprises. MX-ONE
integrates voice and data communication in fixed and mobile networks for
public as well as private service. The MX-ONE can be integrated into an
existing Local Area Network (LAN) infrastructure. The MX-ONE supports both
IP telephony and functions found in classic circuit-switched PBXes (Private
Branch Exchanges).
1.1 Scope
This document describes the MX-ONE installation procedure. The document
also includes an installation test.
These installation instructions describe the mounting and cabling of an
exchange which has been fully equipped before the delivery to the installation
site.
1.2 Target Group
The target group for this document is personnel involved in installing the
MX-ONE.
1.3 Prerequisites
This section lists requirements that must be fulfilled before the installation starts.
1.3.1 Training
Personnel working with Aastra systems must have the training required to
perform their tasks correctly.
It is recommended for engineers installing the MX-ONE to be acquainted with
the following areas:
• Telephony Server
• Media Gateway
• Media Gateway Classic
• Certification
• TCP/IP Networks
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1.3.2 Electrical Connections
Installation procedures involving connection of power cables and batteries must
be performed according to local regulations.
1.3.3 Safety
All personnel involved in installation must read and understand the safety
instructions prior to installation, see the description for SAFETY.
1.3.4 Site Planning
The MX-ONE should be installed in a room prepared for the system. For
information on site preparation, see the environmental spec for MX-ONE SITE
PLANNING.
1.3.5 Grounding and Earthing
In this document the expressions grounding and earthing have the same
meaning.
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Overview
2 Overview
This section describes the hardware components in the MX-ONE, their
functions, and technical details as dimensions and weights.
The hardware components in the MX-ONE are mounted in two types of 19-inch
cabinets: the BYB 501 cabinet and the standard cabinet (locally sourced).
This document describes installation of hardware in the BYB 501 supplied by
Ericsson. Most of the instructions are also relevant for installation in other
19-inch cabinets.
The hardware components include a variable number of power units, batteries,
subracks with extension boards, fan units, Media Gateways, and servers. The
number of components and their location in the cabinet vary according to
customer needs.
For an example of an MX-ONE cabinet and its main hardware components, see
Figure 1 on page 4 .
The components in the figure are:
ABYB 501 cabinet
BStandard cabinet (locally sourced)
CBattery string
DAC/DC unit
EDC/AC inverter (locally sourced)
FSubracks with Media Gateway Classic boards
GFan unit
HMedia Gateway
IServers for the MX-ONE Telephony System and
MX-ONE Messaging
KMX-ONE Server
LMX-ONE Compact SM
For information on technical details for the hardware components, Table 1
on page 5
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Figure 1 MX-ONE Cabinets
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