Lucent Technologies DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 8.2 Installation And Test For Single-Carrier Cabinets Manual

							DEFINITY Enterprise Communication Server Release 8.2
Installation and Test for Single-Carrier Cabinets  555-233-120  Issue 1
April 2000
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5-43 Install the 1145B Power Supply 
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Figure 5-18. Expanded Power Distribution Unit  Figure Notes
1. Wall-Mounting  Plate
2. Sec ond  1146B Power Distrib ution 
Unit3.“ T”  Cab le (H600-347-G7)
4. First 1146B Power Distrib ution Unit
5. 1145B Power Unit
1145 Power Unit
1149 Battery
On Battery Reserve
Charging Battery
Output Power On
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							DEFINITY Enterprise Communication Server Release 8.2
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Power Up and Test
The following table describes the meaning of the power supply LEDs when lit.
1. Connec t the AC power c ord  to the power sup p ly and  route the c ord  to an 
ap p rop riate AC outlet using  the c lip s p rovid ed  on the unit.
NOTE:
A maximum of four p ower sup plies c an b e p owered  from one 
d ed ic ated  100V-120V, 50/60 Hz, 20 Amp  feed er or 200V-240V, 
50/60 Hz, 10 Amp  feed er. Use only unswitc hed  rec ep tac les.
2. Plug  the c ord  into the outlet. This p owers up  the p ower supp ly.
3. Chec k AC op eration of the 1145B Power Sup ply b y monitoring  the LEDs:
PA S S
: Green and  yellow LEDs at front of the unit should  b e lit tog ether. 
Green means the power supply is providing power. Yellow means the 
battery is being charged. After the battery reaches full charge (maximum 
of twenty hours), the yellow LED should  g o out.
FA I L
: If either green or yellow LED is not lit after p owering  up , c hec k the 
c onnec tions. Test the AC outlet. If p ower is availab le and  the AC p ower 
c ord  and  c onnec tions are g ood , replac e the p ower unit.
4. Disconnect the AC plug on the power supply, this activates the DC supply.
5. Chec k DC (b attery b ac k-up ) op eration of the 1145B Power Sup p ly b y 
monitoring  the LEDs:
PA S S
: The red and green LEDs should be lit together. Red means the 
power supply is on battery back-up.
FA I L
: If either green or red  LED is not lit after d isc onnec ting  AC p ower, 
c hec k the c onnec tions. If the c onnec tions are g ood , rep lac e the p ower 
unit or b atteries.
6. Rec onnec t AC p ower to the p ower sup p ly. LED Color  Meaning
Green Power Supply is providing power
Yellow Battery is c harg ing
Red Power Sup p ly is on b attery reserve 
						

							DEFINITY Enterprise Communication Server Release 8.2
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Wire the 1146B Power Distribution Unit
Wire end points to the 1146B while p ower from the 1145B is on. A red  LED lig hts if 
its assoc iated  c irc uit is c onnec ted  to shorted  wiring  or to a shorted  terminal.
1. Install c ross-c onnec t jump ers to wire from the unit (the lab el shows 
p olarity) to Pins 7 and  8 of the ap p ropriate information outlet. Route the 
wires throug h the c lip  p rovid ed  on the unit. If a red  LED is on, see 
Res et 
LEDs on Power Distrib ution Unit
. See Figure 5-19.
2. Mark lead  d estinations on the lab el next to eac h c onnec tor. Also mark the 
Unit Numb er and Connec tivity information on the lab el.
Figure 5-19. Typical Wiring to a Terminal Figure Notes
1 . Po w er  Sup p l y K it
2. 2.5, 5.0, or 8.0 Amp  Hour Battery
3. 1146B Distrib ution Unit
4. 1145B Power Sup ply
5. Circ uits 1-16
6. Circ uits 17-32
7. Port Circuit8. Main Distrib ution Frame
9. Mod ular Cord
10. Pins 7 and  8 (Display Terminal Power)
11. AC Input
12. Installer-Provided  Ground  Wire
13. ISDN/ Disp lay System Protoc ol Terminal
14. Circuits 1-32
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							DEFINITY Enterprise Communication Server Release 8.2
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Reset LEDs on Power Distribution Unit
A red  LED next to any of the 32 p ower output c onnec tors ind ic ates a short c irc uit 
in the b uild ing wiring  or the terminal eq uip ment. To reset the LED:
1. Disc onnec t the terminal eq uip ment from the wall jac k.
2. If the LED g oes off, the terminal eq uip ment is faulty and  must b e rep lac ed. 
If the LED is still lit, find  and  rep air the short c irc uit in the b uild ing wiring .
3. Rec onnec t the terminal eq uipment to the wall jac k and  re-test terminal 
eq uip ment op eration.
!WARNING:
Imp ortant Safety Instruc tions follow.
When op erating  this equip ment, basic  safety p rec autions must b e followed  to 
red uc e the risk of fire, elec tric  shoc k and  p ersonal injury, inc luding  the following :
nRead  and  und erstand  all instruc tions.
nDo not attac h the p ower sup p ly c ord  to b uild ing  surfac es.
nFor c ontinued  b ac k-up  p rotec tion and  b attery reliab ility, rep lac e b atteries 
every four years.
nFollow all warning s and instruc tions marked  on the p rod uc ts.
nClean p rod uc ts only with a d ry rag .
nDo not use this p rod uc t near water.
nFor mounting sec urity, follow all installation instruc tions when mounting  
p rod uc t.
nOpenings on top and bottom of power unit are provided for ventilation. Do 
not b loc k or c over these op ening s. Do not exc eed  rec ommended  
environmental temp eratures.
nOperate these p rod uc ts only from the typ e of p ower sourc e ind ic ated  on 
the p rod uc t lab els.
nThe power unit is equipped with a three wire grounding type plug; a plug 
having  a third (g round ing ) p in. This p lug  will only fit into a g round ing  typ e 
p ower outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unab le to insert the p lug  
into the outlet, c ontac t an elec tric ian to rep lac e the outlet. Do not d efeat 
the safety p urp ose of the g round ing  typ e p lug.
nDo not allow anything  to rest on or spill into the p rod uc ts.
nTo red uc e risk of fire and  elec tric al shoc k, d o not overload  p ower outlets.
nNever p ush ob jec ts of any kind  throug h the p ower sup p ly or distrib ution 
unit slots as they may touc h d ang erous voltage p oints or short out p arts 
that c ould  result in a risk of fire or elec tric al shoc k. 
						

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nTo red uc e risk of elec tric  shoc k, d o not d isassemble these p rod uc ts. 
Return them for rep air when need ed . Op ening  or removing  c overs may 
exp ose you to d angerous voltag es or other risks. Inc orrec t reassemb ly 
c an c ause elec tric  shoc k when the p rod uc ts are subseq uently used .
nPower d own the power unit (see lab el on p ower unit on how to d o this) and  
refer servic ing  und er the following  c ond itions:
— If liq uid  has b een sp illed  into any of the p roduc ts
— If any of the p rod uc ts have b een exp osed  to water
— If any of the p rod uc ts d o not op erate normally
— If any of the p rod uc ts have b een d rop p ed  or damag ed
— If any of the p rod uc ts exhib its a c hang e in p erformanc e
nDo not attemp t to rec harg e b atteries on your own. The b atteries may leak 
c orrosive elec trolyte or exp lod e. The 1145B p ower unit rec harg es the 
b atteries safely.
nRemove the b atteries if the p ower unit will not b e used  for a long  p eriod  of 
time (several months or more) sinc e d uring  this time the b attery may leak.
nDisc ard  d isc harg ed  b atteries as soon as p ossib le. Disc harg ed  b atteries 
are more likely to leak.
nDo not store b atteries in hig h temp erature areas. Batteries stored  in a c old  
environment should  b e p rotec ted  from c ond ensation d uring  storag e and  
warming . Batteries should  b e stab ilized at room temp erature p rior to use 
after c old  storag e. Do not install b atteries if the manufac turing date on the 
label ind ic ates that the batteries are more than six months old .
1151A1 and 1151A2 Power Supplies
The 1151A1 and  1151A2 Power Sup p lies c omp ly with the UL Stand ard  UL 1950, 
sec ond  ed ition. Safety instruc tions follow the tab le of c ertific ations.
Complies UL 1950
Certified CSA 22.2
Ap p roved EN6950
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Important Safety Instructions
Please read  the following  helpful tip s. Retain these tip s for later use.
When using  this p ower sup p ly, the following safety p rec autions should always b e 
followed  to red uc e the risk of fire, elec tric  shoc k, and  injury to persons.
nRead  and  und erstand  all instruc tions.
nFollow all warning s and instruc tions marked  on this power sup p ly.
nThis p rod uc t c an b e hazard ous if immersed in water. To avoid  the 
p ossib ility of elec tric al shoc k, d o not use it near water.
nTo red uc e the risk of elec tric  shoc k, d o not d isassemb le this p rod uc t 
exc ep t to rep lac e b attery.
nThis p rod uc t should  b e op erated  only from the typ e of AC p ower sourc e 
indic ated  on the label. If you are not sure of the typ e of AC p ower b eing  
p rovid ed, c ontac t a q ualified  servic e p erson.
nDo not allow anything  to rest on the p ower c ord . Do not loc ate this p roduc t 
where the c ord  will b e ab used  b y p ersons walking  on it.
nDo not overload  wall outlets and  extension c ord s as this c an result in the 
risk of line or elec tric  shoc k.
nDisc onnec t the c ord s on this p rod uc t and  refer servic ing  to q ualified  
servic e p ersonnel und er the following  c ond itions:
— When the p ower sup p ly c ord  or plug  is damag ed  or frayed .
— If liq uid  has b een sp illed  into the p roduc t.
— If the p rod uc t has b een exp osed  to rain or water.
— If the product was dropped or the housing has been damaged.
— If the p rod uc t exhib its a d istinc t c hang e in p erformanc e.
— If the p rod uc t d oes not op erate normally by following the op erating  
instruc tions. 
						

							DEFINITY Enterprise Communication Server Release 8.2
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The 1151A1 and 1151A2 Power Supplies
The 1151A1 and  1151A2 Power Sup p lies c an b e used  to sup p ly loc al p ower to 
ISDN-T 65xx, 74xx, 75xx, 84xx, and  85xx series voic e terminals c onnec ted  to a 
system and  to the 302C1 Attend ant Console that req uires auxiliary p ower for its 
d isp lay. The unit c an sup p ly p ower to ad junc t eq uip ment suc h as S201A and  
CS201A sp eakerp hones or a 500A Head set Ad ap ter attac hed  to any c urrently 
manufac tured  analog , DCP, or ISDN-T voic e terminal eq uip p ed  with an adjunc t 
jac k.
!CAUTION:
The p ower sup p ly c an be used  only
 with telec ommunic ations equip ment, 
indoors, and  in a c ontrolled  environment.
The p ower sup p ly has a sing le outp ut of -48 VDC, 0.4 Amp s, and  c an op erate 
from either a 120 VAC 60 Hz p ower sourc e (105 to 129 VAC) or a 220/230/240 
VAC 50 Hz p ower sourc e (198 to 264 VAC). Inp ut voltag e selec tion is automatic . 
The outp ut c ap ac ity is 19.2 Watts.
The p ower sup p ly c an be p lac ed  on a flat surfac e suc h as a d esk. For 
wall-mounting , keyhole slots are p rovided  on the bottom of the c hassis.
!CAUTION:
Do not loc ate the unit within six inc hes (15.25 c m) of the floor.
Connect the 1151A1 or 1151A2 Power Supplies
The 1151A1 is a stand ard (no b attery b ac kup ) p ower sup p ly unit. The 1151A2 is 
a b attery b ac kup version of the 1151A1. Either p ower sup ply c an sup p ort one 
telep hone with or without an ad junc t. The maximum loop  rang e is 250 feet (76 
meters). Two mod ular jac ks are used . Power is p rovid ed  on the PHONE jac k, 
p ins 7 and  8 (- and  + , resp ec tively).
The PHONE and  LINE jac ks are 8-p in female non-keyed  657-typ e jac ks that c an 
ac c ep t D4, D6, and  D8 mod ular plug  c ab les. Figure 5-20
 shows an 1151A1/2 
Po w e r  Su p p l y. 
						

							DEFINITY Enterprise Communication Server Release 8.2
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Figure 5-20. 1151A1/2 Power Supply — Front
CAMA/E911 Installation
Configuration
The CAMA/E911 feature req uires the TN429C/D CO trunk c irc uit p ac ks (or later 
suffix).
Port Networks (PNs) that inc lud e TN429C c irc uit pac ks used  to interfac e to 
CAMA trunks req uire some CPTR resourc es to b e either TN744D V2 or TN2182B 
c irc uit p ac ks, sinc e TTR/CPTR or General Purp ose Tone Rec eiver (GPTR) 
resourc es are selec ted  from the p ool availab le in the PN when need ed .
Hardware Setup
1. Insert the TN429C or later CO trunk c irc uit pac k in any availab le p ort slot. 
Be sure the TN744D Call Classifier - Detec tor c irc uit p ac k is Vintag e 2 or 
later.
2. Wire the CAMA trunk to the MDF (the trunk from the CO). Refer to the 
p inouts in Table 5-42
.
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Administration Setup
1. At the promp t, type add trunk next
 and press En t e r.
Screen 5-1. CAMA Trunk Group form (page 1)
2. On the Trunk Group  sc reen (p ag e 1), in the Group Type:
 field, enter 
cama
.
3. In the Group Name:
 field , enter the d esired  name. 
4. In the TAC:
 field , enter the d esired  trunk ac c ess c od e. 
5. In the Outgoing Display:
 field , enter y
.
6. In the CESID I Digits Sent:
 field , enter the number d irec ted  b y the 
Central Offic e (CO) or the Pub lic  Safety Answering Point (PSAP).
7. Sc roll to p ag e 3 of the form.
  
                                                                     Page 1 of 11
                               TRUNK GROUP
Group Number: 1                  Group Type: cama      CDR Reports: y
  Group Name:  cama Trunk Group - E911  COR: 1     TN: 1       TAC: 701
   Direction: outgoing     Outgoing Display? y CESID I Digits Sent: 0
                             Busy Threshold: 99
TRUNK PARAMETERS
         Trunk Type: wink-start
 Outgoing Dial Type: r1mf
  Trunk Termination: rc
                             
						

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Screen 5-2. Administrable Timers form (page 3)
8. On the Administrable Timers sc reen (page 3), you may need to adjust 
these field s ac c ord ing  to your CO. Sc roll to pag e 5.
 
Screen 5-3. Group Member Assignments form (page 5)
9. On the Group  Memb er Assig nments sc reen, in the Port
 field , ad d the 
trunk memb ers and press 
En t e r when finished .
10. At the promp t, type change feature-access-code
 and press 
En t e r.
  
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                              TRUNK GROUP
ADMINISTRABLE TIMERS
                                       Outgoing Disconnect (msec): 400
                                  Cama Outgoing Dial Guard (msec): 75
                                      Outgoing Glare Guard (msec): 1000
                                      Cama Wink Start Time (msec): 5000
 Outgoing End of Dial (sec): 1    Outgoing Seizure Response (sec): 4
                                    Disconnect Signal Error (sec): 30
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                                TRUNK GROUP
                                       Administered Members (min/max):  1/2
GROUP MEMBER ASSIGNMENTS                   Total Administered Members:  2
     Port   Code   Sfx  Name
 1: 01C0401 TN429   C
 2: 01C0402 TN429   C
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