Lucent Technologies DEFINITY Enterprise Communication Server Release 8.2 Installation, Upgrades, And Additions For Compact Modular Cabinets Manual

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1-105 Install Emergency Transfer Unit and Associated Telephones 
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Install Telephone for Power Transfer Unit
Trunk/Auxiliary Field: Telephone Used Only for Emergency Transfer
1. Connec t a p air of wires b etween the -48V and  GRD terminals on the yellow 
emergenc y transfer row/c onnec ting  bloc k and  the EM TRANS RELAY PWR 
terminal. See Figure 1-47
.
2. Connec t CO trunk lead s from the p urp le field  to the TC terminals on the 
yellow emerg enc y transfer row/c onnec ting  b loc k for eac h trunk.
3. Connec t CO trunk lead s from the g reen field  to the TK terminals on the 
yellow emerg enc y transfer row/c onnec ting  b loc k for eac h trunk.
4. Connec t the ST lead s on the yellow emerg enc y transfer row/c onnec ting  
b loc k for eac h emerg enc y transfer telep hone to the ST terminal 
ap p earanc e in the yellow trunk/auxiliary field . The ST terminal lead s 
should  b e terminated  on the following  p airs: 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19, or 22 
(the first pair of any 3-pair group).
5. Connec t the ST lead s from the terminal in Step  4 to the assig ned  terminal 
in the b lue or white station d istribution field.
Trunk/Auxiliary Field: Telephone Used for Emergency Transfer and as 
Normal Extension
1. Connec t a p air of wires b etween the -48V and  GRD terminals on the yellow 
emergenc y transfer row/c onnec ting  b loc k to the EM TRANS RELAY PWR 
terminal. See Figure 1-48
.
2. Connec t CO trunk lead s from the p urp le field  to the TC terminals on the 
yellow emerg enc y transfer row/c onnec ting  b loc k for eac h trunk.
3. Connec t CO trunk lead s from the g reen field  to the TK terminals on the 
yellow emerg enc y transfer row/c onnec ting  b loc k for eac h trunk.
4. Connec t telep hone lead s from the p urp le analog  line board  row/ 
c onnec ting b loc k to the LC terminals on the yellow emerg enc y transfer 
row/c onnec ting  b loc k for eac h telep hone.
5. Connec t ST lead s on the yellow emerg enc y transfer row/c onnec ting  b loc k 
for eac h emerg enc y transfer telep hone to the ST terminal ap p earanc e in 
the p urp le trunk/auxiliary field .
6. Connec t the ST lead s from the terminal in Step  5 to the assig ned  terminal 
in the b lue or white station d istribution field.
Telephone Installation
1. Connec t the telep hone to the information outlet.
2. Install p atc h c ord s/jump er wires b etween the system sid e and  the station 
sid e of the station d istrib ution field  on the MDF.  
						

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1-106 Connect Modem to Telephone Network 
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Connect Modem to Telephone 
Network
1. Cross-c onnec t the network jac k on the mod em to the network interfac e 
(via a 103A or mod ular wall jac k). See Table 1-22
 for the p inout.  
Figure 1-49. Network Jack on U.S. Robotics Modem
Table 1-22. Pinout of Network Jack
Pin Number Signal
1 Unused
2Tip 
3Ring 
4 Unused
Figure Notes
1. Pin 1 of network jac k 2. Mod em
modmcabl KLC 110397
OFF ON
AA CD RD SD C S AR Q/ FAXTR
Sportster33.6
Faxmodem
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External Modem Option Settings
The U.S. Rob otic s Sp ortster Mod el USR 33.6 EXT external mod em is the 
rec ommend ed external mod em for Release 8 CMC. A loc ally ob tained , 
type-ap p roved  external mod em may b e used . Contac t your Luc ent Tec hnolog ies 
representative for information. 
1. If a non-U.S Robotic s Mod el 839 mod em is installed , refer to the setup  
instruc tions p rovid ed with that mod em. Refer to Table 1-24
 while setting  
up  the mod em. Go to Step  4 to c omp lete the mod em ad ministration.
2. If no mod em is installed , skip  to step  5. If a U.S Rob otic s Mod el 839 
modem is installed, perform the following.
3. Use Table 1-23
 to set the 8 op tion switc hes on the U.S. Rob otic s mod em.
4. At the management terminal, type change system-parameters 
maintenance
 and press 
En t e r. Sc roll to p ag e 3 of the form. 
5. Set the Modem Connection: 
field  to external
 if a mod em is installed . 
Set the field  to none
 if no mod em is installed . This field must b e 
ad ministered  or alarms will b e g enerated. 
NOTE:
Th e  Modem Connection: 
field  c annot b e set to none
 if Alarm 
Orig ination is ac tivated.
6. Set the Data Bits:
 field to 8
 (d efault).
7. Set the Parity:
 field  to none 
(d efault).
Table 1-23. U.S. Robotics Model 839 External Modem Switch Settings
Switch Setting Function
1 OFF (Up ) DTR (Data Terminal Read y) override
2 OFF (Up ) Verb al result c od es (text-formatted feed b ack charac ters such as c onnec ted  
or no c arrier)
3 ON (Down) Enab le result cod es
4 OFF (Up ) Disp lays keyb oard  command s (loc al echo)
5 OFF (Up ) Sets auto answer. Verify that the Auto Answer Ring Count (rings): 
on the maintenance-related  system parameters form is S0= 10.
6 OFF (Up ) CD (Carrier Detect) overrid e (mod em sends CD signal on c onnec t, drop s 
CD on d isconnec t)
7 OFF (Up ) Power-on and ATZ reset software defaults (load s Y or Y1 c onfig uration from 
NVRAM)
8 ON (Down) AT (Attention) command  set recog nition (enables rec ognition, smart mod e) 
						

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8. For non-United  States installations, set the remaining  mod em field s as 
shown in Table 1-24
.
9. Press 
En t e r when the mod em field s are p rop erly ad ministered .
Table 1-24. Release 8 CMC Modem Fields 
Field Description
Modem 
ConnectionDefault is none
 for Release 8 CMC. Set to external
 if a mod em is used .
Modem Name
This field  is 20 c harac ters long  and  p ermits alp hanumeric  c harac ters to 
p rovid e a uniq ue q ualifier for a given mod em.
RTS/CTS 
EnabledInforms mod em that c ommunic ation with the d ata sourc e UART is d riven 
with RTS/CTS flow c ontrol. The d efault 6-c harac ter field name is &H1
. 
Set the field  name to \Q3 for Intel mod ems. This field  is not 
c ase-sensitive.
Asynchronous 
Data ModeConfig ures mod em as an async hronous d evic e. This 8-c harac ter field  
name has a d efault value of &M0
 (d efault) for Release 8 CMC. Set the 
field  to &M0&Q0 for Intel modems. This field  is not c ase-sensitive. 
DTE 
Auto-Data 
SpeedAd justs the sp eed  of the d ata sourc e (DTE) UART to the outg oing  
(mod em-to-mod em) d ata rate. At maximum, this sp eed is 9600 b aud . It 
is not d esirab le to have the serial d ata fill the mod em buffer faster than 
the outg oing  data rate, sinc e d ata c omp ression is d isab led . The field  
name has a 6-c harac ter b lank d efault value. The Parad yne produc ts use 
S90= 1 to enab le this func tionality while the Intel p rod uc t uses \J1 to 
enab le similar func tionality. This field  is not c ase-sensitive. 
Disable Data 
CompressionTurns off the d efault d ata c ompression alg orithms used  b y most 
mod ems. The field has a b lank field  of 6 c harac ters as d efault. The AT 
c ommand s that c ontrol this are supp orted  b y similar c ommand s; 
however, these c ommand s d o not op erate in the same manner. The Intel 
modems require H0%C0 to disable V.42bis & MNP Class 5 data 
c omp ression alg orithms. The Parad yne p rod uc ts only use %C0 to 
d isab le b oth algorithms. This field  is not c ase-sensitive.
Enable Error 
ControlTurns on the V.42 LAPM and  MNP error c ontrol p rotoc ols. The field has a 
b lank d efault of 6 c harac ters. The Parad yne p rod uc ts use the c ommand  
\N5 to enab le V.42/MNP/Buffer error c ontrol while the Intel p roduc t uses 
\N3 to p rovid e similar func tionality. 
Misc. Init. 
ParamThis field  has a 20-c harac ter b lank d efault and  sup ports any initialization 
p arameters not alread y sp ec ified . The AT c ommand s sp ec ified  in this 
field  are always the last initialization p arameters to b e sent to the 
external mod em. This field  is not c ase-sensitive. 
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Auto-Answer 
Ring NumberThis field  c ontrols the number of ring s required  b efore the mod em 
answers an inc oming  c all. This field  should  b e set to S0= 10.
Dial Type
This field  c ontrols the typ e of interreg ister sig naling  used  b etween the 
mod em and  the CO. This 3-c harac ter field  is d enoted  b y “ T”  for tone 
dialing (default) and “P” for pulse dialing. This setting depends on type 
of line (tone or p ulse) to the mod em.
Adjustable 
Make/Break 
RatioThis field  c ontrols the make/b reak ratios of p ulses and  DTMF d ialing . 
Most mod ems have sup p ort for d ifferent make/ b reak op tions for p ulse 
d ialing  only. Parad yne, Intel, and  U.S. Rob otic s use the d efault &P0
 to 
selec t a ratio of 39% make and  61% break for c ommunic ation for the 
United  States and  Canad a. The op tion &P1 sets a ratio of 33% make and 
67% break for the United Kingdom and Hong Kong. This is a 
5-c harac ter b lank field  (d efault) and  is not c ase-sensitive. 
Dial Command
This field  has a d efault of “ D”  in a 3-c harac ter field . This field  d enotes the 
stand ard  d ialing  c ommand  of the mod em and  is not c ase-sensitive. 
No Answer 
Time-OutMost mod ems provide a timer that ab andons any outb ound  d ata c all 
after a p red etermined  interval. This is a non-ad ministrab le parameter. 
Table 1-24. Release 8 CMC Modem Fields  — Continued
Field Description
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2-1 Perform System Administration 
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Perform System Administration
NOTE:
Some of the interfac e units used  b etween the system and  other typ es of 
eq uip ment req uire sp ec ific  c onfiguration setting s and  ad ministration for 
eac h ap p lic ation. Refer to the user’s g uide for eac h eq uip ment typ e for 
information on how to loc ate and  set the c onfig uration and  op tion switc hes.
1. Ad minister the system b y ad d ing  the c ustomer d ata to matc h the wiring , 
telep hones, and  other eq uip ment. See DEFINITY Enterp rise 
Communic ations Server Release 8 Ad ministrator’s Guid e. 
2. Return to this sec tion when finished .
NOTE:
Refer to DEFINITY Enterp rise Communic ations Server Release 8 Installation 
for Ad junc ts and  Perip herals, for data module and other peripheral 
installation and  c onfig uration req uirements. 
Resolve Alarms
1. Examine the alarm log . Resolve any alarms using  DEFINITY Enterp rise 
Communic ations Server Release 8 Maintenanc e for R8c si.
2. Refer to ‘‘Power Supply LED Indications’’ on page 2-4
 if power supply 
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Enable Alarm Origination to INADS
No External Modem Installed (or No Alarm Origination to INADS)
1. Type change system-parameters maintenance
 and press En t e r. 
2. Type n
 in the Alarm Orig ination Ac tivated  to OSS Numb ers field  and p ress 
En t e r . 
3. For some software releases, enab le Cleared  Alarm Notific ation and  
Restart Notific ation before the sub mitting  the form.
External Modem Installed
1. Type change system-parameters maintenance
 and press En t e r. 
2. Type y
 in the Alarm Orig ination Ac tivated  to OSS Numb ers field and  p ress 
En t e r . 
3. For some software releases, enab le Cleared  Alarm Notific ation and  
Restart Notific ation before the sub mitting  the form.
4. Be sure the system is p art of the INADS d atabase b y c alling  the INADS 
Datab ase Administrator at the Tec hnic al Servic e Center (TSC). Verify that 
INADS c an d ial into the system and  that the system c an d ial out to INADS. 
As p art of the system reg istration proc ess, the INADS Datab ase 
Ad ministrator enab les Alarm Orig ination and  c ustomer op tions.
NOTE:
When c alling  from a remote mod em, you may need  to d isab le error 
c orrec tion to allow the mod ems to c onnec t suc c essfully. For 
examp le, the AT&T Parad yne Keep InTouc h
® mod em may req uire the 
“ AT\n0”  c ommand .
5. Log  off and  log  b ac k in.
Place a Test Call
1. From any telep hone c onnec ted  to a dig ital line c irc uit p ac k, c all any 
nearb y telep hone c onnec ted  to an analog  line c irc uit p ac k.
2. Verify that the dial tone, ring ing pattern, and  talk p ath are ac c ep tab le.
3. Plac e a c all throug h the Central Offic e (outsid e c all) to any nearb y 
telep hone. Verify that the d ial tone, ringing  p attern, and talk p ath are 
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2-3 Set Neon Voltage — Ring Ping 
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Set Neon Voltage — Ring Ping
NOTE:
If the ring ing  op tion is set to 50 Hz, neon voltag e is not availab le. If 25 Hz is selec ted , 
the maximum voltag e is 120 volts. Refer to ‘‘Set Ringing Option’’ on page 1-53
.
NOTE:
Set the c ontrol to OFF if there are no neon messag e waiting  lamp s or if LED messag e 
lamps are used. See Figure 2-1
.
Figure 2-1. Setting the Neon Voltage
1. Call a telep hone with a neon messag e ind ic ator and  leave a messag e.
2.Chec k for “ ring  p ing ”  (sing le ring  p ulse) eac h time the lamp  flashes 
(ap p roximately every 3 sec ond s).
3. Ad just the c ontrol c loc kwise in small inc rements until the ring  p ing  stop s. 
Be sure that the messag e lamp  still lig hts when the ad justment is finished .
didmt1 KLC 053097 
						

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Installation Completion
1. Type logoff
 and  p ress En te r  to p revent unauthorized  c hang es to d ata. 
2. Set the left and  rig ht d oors onto the hing e pins and  c lose the d oors. The 
d oors must be c losed  to p revent EMI emissions. Tig hten the d oor sc rews. 
3. Set the rig ht c over p anel onto the rig ht p anel and  sec ure. Do not use 
forc e.
Power Supply LED Indications
It is not p ossib le to view the alarm log  to d etermine whic h p ower unit in a 
multi-c ab inet system is defec tive. Use the LEDs on the front of eac h p ower unit to 
d etermine its state. 
Table 2-1
 shows the LED and  alarm c ond itions. Ring  voltag e and  neon b us 
output d o not ac tivate alarm status. 
Table 2-1. LED and Alarm Conditions
Condition LED Status Alarm State Fan Alarm
Normal Red  off 
Ye l lo w  o nop en hig h
No Inp ut Power Red  off 
Ye l lo w  o f fc losed op en
Any DC Outp ut 
not PresentRed  on  
Ye l lo w  o f fc losed no state
Fan Alarm Red  on 
Ye l lo w  o f fc losed low