Mitel Sx 200 Ml Pabx Lightware 16 Instructions Guide

Bring System into Service 
Chart 5-2 Install System ID Module and PCMCIA Memory Card onto the MCC II 
Step Action Comments 
1. Follow general procedures for handling circuit Power must be off when installing or 
cards. removing a BCC, MCC II, System ID 
module, or PCMCIA Memory Card. 
2. Power down the SX-200 ML PABX. 
3. Attach the antistatic wrist strap. 
Remove the MCC II and BCC from Shelf 
4. Remove the MCC II / BCC pair from the cabinet Remove or install the MCC II and BCC 
and separate the cards....

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Figure 5-2 MCC II Ribbon Cable Routing 
Power Up Cabinet 
5.3 When you have completed Chart 5-3: 
l The Cabinet will be powered up. 
Chart 5-3 Power Up Cabinet 
Step Action Comments 
Power Up Cabinet 
1. Make sure that ail cards are in place and well seated, It is recommended that a UPS be 
and that all cables within the cabinet (including optional used with all cabinets. 
UPS) are connected. 
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Bring System into Service 
Step 
2. 
3. 
4. 
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6. Chart 5-3 Power Up Cabinet (continued) 
Action 
Plug the line cord into the ac receptacle. 
Turn on UPS (if present), and then the main switch on 
the backplate of the cabinet. 
Open the front door panel, if not already opened. 
Turn Bay Power Supply on. 
Close the front door panel. Comments 
If the system has a UPS, the line 
cord should be plugged into the 
UPS, and the UPS line cord into 
the ac receptacle, according to 
manufacturer’s instructions....

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System Initialization 
5.5 
When the system is first installed, default data must be loaded into the system. For 
details, refer to Initial Power-up Procedures from the Terminal. 
Table 5-l Initial Power-up Procedures from the Terminal 
Step Action 
1. Ensure that the correct System ID module is installed. 
2. Insert the PCMCIA memory card into the slot on the Main Control Card If. 
3. Turn the power supply ON. 
4. Wait for power up sequence to complete (“-‘I ‘I-” displayed on...

, 6 Installing Peripheral 
Equipment 
Introduction 
Peripheral Equipment and Applications 
6.1 Table 6-l shows the peripheral equipment and applications that can be installed on 
the PABX. Figure 6-i shows typical connections for several peripheral devices. Pro- 
cedures for installation of attendant consoles, SU/?WSE~ telephones, and datasets 
are described in the 
Peripherd Devices Practice. 
Table 6-l Equipment Installed On the PABX 
Equipment/Applications 
SUPERCONSOLE 1000 
Attendant Console...

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DIGITAL 
T l-l IGN 
LINE 
CARD 
(SEEiOTE 5) 
PKA 
PKB CONTROL PAIR 
MUSIC ON HOLD/PAGING MODULE 
I I 
I CUSTOMER SUPPLIED EQUIPMENT I 
EACH NO RELAY CONTACT 
MAYBEUSEDTOCONTROL 
K6A A DEVICE, AS REQUIRED. 
K6B 
I RELAY MODULE 
Y 
NOTE 1: ALL WIRING MUST BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NATIONAL NOTE 5: THE SUF’Ei?CONSOLE 7UOO ATTENDANT 
ELECTRICAL CODE (USA) OR CANADIAN ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR CONSOLE MAY CONNECT TO ANY PORT ON A 
LOCAL ELECTRICAL INSPECTION AUTHORITIES. DIGITAL...

Installing Peripheral Equipment 
MlTEL Peripheral Equipment 
Table 6-2 lists the part numbers for MITEL peripheral equipment discussed in this 
section. A full list of MITEL peripherals can be found in the Fie/&Re@aceaHe Units 
Practice. 
Table 6-2 MITEL Peripheral Equipment 
Equipment Part Number 
SUPERCONSOLE 7000 Attendant Console 9189-000-001 -NA 
1 SUPERSET 401+ Telephone 1 9113-000-002-NA 
I 
SUPERSET 410 Telephone 
SUPERSET 420 Telephone 9114-000-000-NA 
9115000-000-NA 
1 SUPERSET 430 Telephone 1...

Installation Information 
Chart 6-l ItWall a Local Maintenance Terminal (continued) 
, 
Step Action CornmeWs 
Position Terminal 
4. 
Put the terminal in its assigned position. Maximum cable length is 15 m (50 ft) 
without a modem. 
5. 
6. Connect the other end of the 25-pin RS-232 mainte- The maintenance port is located on 
nance terminal cable to a 25to-9 pin RS-232 adapter 
the lower backplate. 
arrangement (connector adapter or cable adapter). 
See Figure 6-2 . 
Then connect the adapter arrangement to...

Installing Peripheral Equipment 
Chart 6-2 Install a Remote Maintenance Terminal 
Step Action Comments 
Inventory, Unpack, Inspect 
1. Check off received items against packing list and 
equipment list, above. 
2. Unpack cartons. 
3. Label defective items and fill in relevant portion of Repack labeled items and return ac- 
damage report. cording to local procedures. 
Install the Modem 
4. Set up the modem data characteristics. 8 data bits 
1 start bit 
1 stop bit 
no parity 
300-9600 baud 
5. Connect the...

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LOCAL 
IN CONNECTOR 
,*J ’ 
1 I e NULL MODEM REMOTE - DEDICATED, PUBLIC NETWORK 
ADAPTER 
9 PIN - 25 PIN 
CONNECTOR 
ADAPTOR 
MO 
Rx TX REMOTELY LOCATED 
TERMINAL 
REMOTE - DIAL-UP 
ADAPTER 
TO PABX VIA 
CENTRAL OFFICE 
CROSS-CONNECT GNED TIP & RING 
FOR AUTC-ANSWER 
TO PERIPHERAL REMOTELY LOCATED 
TRUNK CIRCUIT TERMINAL 
NOTE THE AUTO-ANSWER MODEM IS PERMANENTLY CONNECTED TO ONE LOCAL STATION CIRCUIT (EXTENSION). 
CC4568 
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Figure 6-2 Maintenance Terminal Connections -...