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DXP Correspondence ManualInstalling The DXPExpansion Cabinet Power SupplyThe installation of the expansion cabinet power supply is virtually’
identical to that of the main cabinet power supply. One critical
difference between the two, however, is that there is an AC and DC
connection from the expansion cabinet’s power supply to the main
cabinet’s power supply (for more information on the expansion
cabinet power supply, see 
lMI66-086). Both the power cord and the
DC connection from the expansion cabinet...

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3.6
Connecting A
Battery BackupThe DXP works with the Comdial BBLDX. Should the AC power
fail, this main battery backup provides a minimum of one hour of
system operation on a 70% loaded system. To guarantee an hour with
an expansion cabinet, you need two battery backups. Comdial ‘has
created a formula whereby you can determine the battery backup time
for your system based on your number of lines and stations (see
IMI89-074). You can install an additional battery backup, or another
manufacturer’s battery...

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DXP Correspondence ManualInstalling The DXP3.7
Ins fallingThe
BoardsAs part of your pre-installation work, you will have made sure that all
of your boards were fully functional. So you can now go ahead and
start installing them.
.
When you work with any of the boards, always wear a static discharge
wrist strap and work in a static-safe work area. Do not remove the
board from its static-protected bag until you are in a static-safe area
(for information on electro-static discharge, see 
IMIO1-005,...

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installing The DXPDXP Correspondence Manual
Services BoardThe second slot in the main cabinet if reserved for the 
services‘board.You must have the power off to install the services board.
CPU BoardRemember that the CPU board consists of the RAM and Software
cards. Use the supplied 
# 4 machine screws to connect the ILAM card
to the CPU board. The RAM card is connected to the CPU board by
using the supplied screws and washers. A 64-pin DIN connector
connects the CPU board to the RAM card.
The Software...

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DXP Correspondence ManualInstalling The DXPLine BoardsYou can install a line board in any universal slot or in the four.
dedicated line slots; note that Unlike the station board designations,
the line slots are numbered from right to left. Each line board also has
a pre-power jack that allows a technician to service the board while
the system still has AC power on. The connection of the line board
depends upon the type of line board (for information on the wiring of
line boards, see 
IMI66-085)....

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3.8.IWhen you do any work with telephone lines, always adhere to the
Connecting Thefollowing safety guidelines:
Lines 1-Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm.
-Never install telephone jacks in a wet location unless the jack
is specifically designed for wet locations.
- Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or terminals unless
the telephone line has been disconnected at the network
interface.
-Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.
The telephone company’s...

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3.9
Connecting The
Stations1  Station connections, like line connections, are typically through66M-xx connector blocks. The station boards, like many of the line
~  boards, are also connected through 
25pair male amphenol connectors.
While the station boards have protection against shorts, it’s better to
~  punch down the wiring with the power off.
Both IST devices and digital stations are two-wire connections, but
you should skip space on the IST block to avoid crosstalk. With digital
signals, crosstalk...

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Installing The DXPDXP Correspondence Manual
3.10
Testing The
StationsPower up the DXP and take a voltage measurement across each signal
pair on the type-66 station block. The appropriate voltage
measurements are also shown on charts in 
IMI66-085.To test the stations, plug in the digital station and check to see that the
LCD appears (if applicable). Once the LCD comes up, perform a
station self-test:
-unplug the telephone,
-press and hold the 1 key as you plug the telephone back in
(mute key on analog,...

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3.11
Connecting An
External Paging
DeviceYou can connect a paging device either to the paging port on the
Services board or to a line port. The line port can be used to couple a
station’s voice path to an external paging device. Any station with the
line appearance can use the PA system by selecting the line; IST
stations can use the amplifier by dialing a line-group access code.
When the paging device is connected to a line port, users can speak
through or dial DTMF tones or pulses to the external...

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installing The DXPDXP Correspondence Manual3.12
Connecting A
ModemThe DXP has its own proprietary modem, product number DXMDM,
so installation is simple. You can use a non-proprietary modem, but
using the modem designed for the DXP is a good idea. The modem
installs next to the power supply in the main cabinet. All that’s
involved in the hardware connection is attaching the mounting screw
to the card cage. The top jack on the modem is for the line cord, and
the bottom jack is for the serial data...
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