Comdial Dxp Correspondance Instructions Manual

10. The interface board for the main cabinet is interchangeable
with the expansion cabinet interface board; True or False?
.
11. What are the three uses for the six-pin jack on the Services
board?
12. What does it mean if the light on the Services board goes off?
13. How many serial data ports are there on the CPU board?
14. Which of the following is not housed on the CPU board:
Primary processing and control circuits
Master Timing
Interface connector for system memory
Primary system memory
Conferencing...

19. Station boards have a
station wiring.cable for connection to the
.
20. What are the four types of line boards that the DXP supports?
2 1. Each DXP line board providessurge protection.
22. Where is the connection for a power fail telephone located?
23. DID lines are outgoing only; true or false?
24. The Tl board provides support for E & M Tie lines and ground
start lines; true or false?
25. You can install two Auxiliary boards in the DXP, and you can
install them in any universal slot; true or false?...

DXP Correspondence Manual
Introducing The DXP
29. The expansion cabinet needs its own power supply; true or
false?
30. The expansion cabinet holds a maximum of
(excluding the interface 2 board)?boards
3 1. In Part One of the DXP video series, what is the narrator’s
name?
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DXP Correspondence ManualChapter Con tentsPlanning An InstallationChapter Two: Planning An Installation
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2.9Introducing Chapter Two.....................................................................2-l
OrderingTheRight Equipment............................................................2-2
Evaluating The Installation...

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Planning An Installation
2.1
Introducing
Chapter TwoOne of your primary responsibilities as the DXP installer is to
determine the type and quantity of equipment needed for each
installation site. Remember that the needs and specifications of each
installation site will be different based on the number of lines, stations
and peripheral equipment that fits that customer’s business. When you
begin a new installation, ask yourself some of the following questions:
IlWhat are the client’s present and...

2.2In determining what equipment to order, keep the client’s long-range
orderingIplans in mind. Make sure that you can add lines or stations when the
time comes to do so.
The Right 1.
Remember that the two auxiliary/universal slots are the only slots that
Equipmentaccommodate Auxiliary boards. If you install a line or station board in
these slots, there will be no room for Auxiliary boards when the client
needs them. If at all possible, reserve at least one of the
auxiliary/universal slots for an...

2.3
Evaluating
The
Installation Site
2.4
Planning The
Dedicated
Equipment
RoomAn important part of your pre-installation work is to map-out the
geography of the site. If you can, get up-to-date blueprints of the
building. If blueprints are unavailable, draw up your own rough floor
- Iplans and cross sections of the building.
Make sure that at a minimum you have all of the following
information:
lThe location of the equipment room.
lThe anticipated location of all of the various telephones.
lThe current...

2.5
Using The Right
ToolsBefore you begin your system layout, you need to make sure that you
have all the right tools for a proper installation. Most of you have
installed telephone systems before, so none of this information is new
to you. In truth, you’ll probably have a standard list much longer than
the one we provide. Use these items as an essentials list, a bare
minimum of what you should have to install a system. You’ll need the
following:
lfasteners, either wood screws or toggle bolts, to attach...

DXP Correspondence ManualPlanning An lnstalla tion
2.6
PreparingAn
MDF Diagram~Begin the layout plan by determining where each piece of equipment
will mount on the Main Distribution Frame (MDF). Standard 3/4-inchplywood usually works well as the main distribution frame. Using an
~  MDF helps us in several ways: it provides stability for the
~system-many office walls are drywall, and the MDF helps ensure
that your moorings won’t slip or shift in the drywall; the MDF also
,isolates the system from the...

2.7Checking The
HardwareIt’s a good idea to check all of your hardware thoroughly before you
get to your installation site. Unpack all of the equipment and make
sure that there has been no damage during shipping; then test each
piece individually to make sure it operates correctly. Use the .
following list as a general guideline for pre-installation testing.
-Check the power supply voltages of both the main cabinet and
expansion cabinet’s power supply. Refer to 
IMI66-085 for the
correct power supply...