Mitel Sx 200 Ml Pabx Lightware 16 Instructions Guide

							Install Digital Peripheral Cards / Modules 
Chart 4-l Install Universal Card and Modules (continued) 
Step Action Comments 
Install E&M Trunk Module 
Typical installation is shown in Figure 4-2. 
10. Set the eight DIP switches for the type of trunk in Shown in Table 4-2. 
use. 
11. Insert the trunk module (optional) in its assigned Interfaces to Type 1 and Type 5 E&M 
location. trunks. 
12. Press the module until it snaps into its standoffs. 
Make sure that connectors are properly seated. 
Install Universal Card 
13. Insert the Universal Card in its assigned slot in A Universal Card can plug into any upper 
the card shelf. peripheral slot in a digital shelf. 
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Figure 4-l Universal Card and Modules 
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Figure 4-2 Installation of Module on Universal Card 
Table 4-l Music-on-Hold/Paging Module Specifications 
I Music-on-Hold Input 
I input impedance 
I 600 ohms 
I 
Paging Output input level 
-6 dBm 
output impedance (low) 200 ohms 
1 output level into 600 ohms 1 -6 dBm 
Relay Contact maximums 
90 V rms at 0.1 A 
48 V dc at 0.5 A 
Table 4-2 E&M Trunk Module Switch Settings 
Function 
Switches 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 
PA8X to line Gain 
3 dB 0 X X x x x x x 
-13 dB 1 X x x x x X X 
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Table 4-2 E&M Trunk Module Switch Settings (continued) 
Line to PABX Gain 
-4 dB X 0 X X X X X 
X 
-1ldB X 1 X X x x x x 
Termination 
600 ohm X X 1 0 X X X X 
Complex X X 0 
1 X 
x x x 
Transmission 
2-wire X X X x ‘I x x x 
4-wire X x x x 0 x x x 
Signaling ~ 
Vw 1 X x x x X 
1 X X 
Vw 5 X x x x X 
0 x x 
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0 = open, I = closed, X = not applicable 
Install Line (ONS, OPS, COV, and Digital) and DID Trunk Cards 
4.2 Chart 4-2 applies to the ONS, OPS, COV, and Digital Line Cards, and the DID Trunk 
Card. When you have completed this chart: 
l A line or trunk card will be unpacked and inspected. 
l A line or trunk card will be installed. 
Note: 1. The ONS Line Card interfaces up to 12 standard telephone sets (rotary or DTMF). The ONS 
Line Card ports can interface alternate music sources for the Automatic Call Distribution 
feature. An alternate music source must be either an FCC Part 68 and Industry Canada CS-03 
approved recorded announcement device connected to an ONS circuit, or another source 
connected through an FCC Part 68 and Industry Canada CS-03 approved voice coupler or 
voice connecting arrangement to an ONS circuit. 
2. The OPS Line Card contains six off-premises line circuits. 
3. The COV Line Card provides six interface circits for COV voice mail. 
4. The Digital Line Card is a 12-circuit card that interfaces the PABX to the following peripherals: 
SUPERSET 401+TM, SUPERSET 410TM, SUPERSET 420TM, and SUPERSET 430TM 
telephones, DNIC Music-on-Hold/Pager Unit (DMP), SUPERCONSOLE 1000TM Attendant 
Console, SUPERSET 7000TM attendant console, and the DATASET 1100 and 2100 series 
of products. See Appendix A for the loop length rules applying to the installation of the above 
listed peripheral devices. 
5. The DID Trunk Card interfaces to six one-way direct inward dial circuits. 
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WARNING: 
ANY CONNECTION OF AN ONS OR DIGITAL LINE CARD TO AN OFF-PREMISE 
APPLICATION, AN OUT-OF-PLANT APPLICATION OR ANY OTHER EXPOSED 
PLANT APPLICATION MAY RESULT IN A SAFETY HAZARD AND/OR DEFECTIVE 
OPERATION AND/OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE. 
Chart 4-2 Install Line or DID Trunk Cards 
Step Action Commenb 
Follow General Procedures 
1. Follow the general procedures for handling circuit 
cards. 
Unpack and Inspect 
2. Wearing the antistatic wrist strap, unpack and 
inspect the line or trunk card. 
3. Repack and return any damaged or incorrect 
items. 
Install the Line or Trunk Card 
4. Slide the line or trunk card into its slot. Up to four OPS or DID cards can be 
Cards with squares on their faceplates are installed in each digital peripheral bay. 
high-power digital peripheral cards and are The Digital Line Card must be installed in 
installed only in upper slots in the digital peripheral an upper (high-power) slot if used with a 
bays. The OPS Line Card and the DID Trunk Card SUPERCOWOLE 7000 Attendant 
are high-power digital peripheral cards. Console. 
The 0N.S and Digital Line Cards are low-power 
digital peripheral cards. 
Install an LWGS Trunk Card 
4.3 When you have completed Chart 4-3: 
l A loop start/ground start (LWGS) Trunk Card will be unpacked and inspected. 
l An LS/GS Trunk card will be installed. 
Note: The LYGS Trunk Card provides interfaces to six central office trunks. Each trunk circuit can 
operate as a loop star? or a ground start. 
Chart 4-3 Install LS/GS Trunk Card 
Step Action Cornmen& 
Follow General Procedures 
1. Follow the general procedures for handling 
circuit cards. 
Identify Trunk Circuits 
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Chart 4-3 Install LWGS Trunk Card (continued) 
Step Action 
Comments 
2. Identify trunk circuits by bay, slot, circuit and type 
(loopstart or groundstat-t). This is available from the configuration 
information prepared by the customer 
service representative. 
Unpack and inspect 
3. Wearing the antistatic wrist strap, unpack and 
inspect the LS/GS Trunk Card and jumpers. Repack and return any damaged or 
incorrect items. 
Set LWGS Trunk Card Jumpers 
4. Set the jumpers in position for each of the six 
trunks on the card. Shown in Figure 4-3. 
Position the marked end to G for a ground start 
or L for a loop start trunk. 
Install LS/GS Trunk Card 
5 Slide the LUGS Trunk Card into its slot. 
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SET FOR LOOP START SET FOR GROUND START 
e MARKED END 
SHOWN FOR 
LOOP START TRUNK 
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Figure 4-3 LWGS Trunk Card 
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Install a Tl-DSI Trunk Card and Tl Trunk Adapter 
4.4 The PABX uses an adapter with a straight-out Ti connector. 
Note: 1. The Tl -DSl Trunk Card interfaces to a single Tl trunk circuit. 
2. The Tl Trunk Card kit includes: 
- Tl -DSl Trunk Card 
- Ti Trunk Adapter assembly 
- hardware kit 
3. The hardware kit contains parts to accommodate manufacturing variants; all the hardware 
parts will not be used in any particular installation. 
WARNING: INCORRECT INSTALLATION MAY RESULT IN A SHOCK HAZARD AND/OR DE- 
FECTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATION. 
CAUTION: Failure to remove metal housing before installing the Tl Adapter 
in an SX-200 ML PABX may result in equipment damage and/or 
electrical shock 
Chart 4-4 Install a Tl-DSl Trunk Card and Adapter Assembly 
Step Action Comments 
Follow General Procedures 
1. Follow the general procedures for handling circuit 
cards. 
Unpack and Inspect 
2. While wearing the antistatic wrist strap, unpack and 
inspect the Tl -DSl Trunk Card. 
Set Switches If you are reseating a previously in- 
stalled card, switches may already be 
set. 
3. Set DIP switches (for appropriate line equalization) Note: 
Length is distance between 
according to cable length from the CSU. 
Tl -DSl Trunk card and channel serv- 
o to 149ft: Sl CLOSED;S2-8 OPEN ice unit (CSU), not loop length. 
150 to 449 ft: S2-4 CLOSED;Sl , S5-8 OPEN 
Note: The CSU is provided by the tel- 
450 to 655 ft: S5-7 CLOSED;Sl-4, S8 OPEN 
ephone company. 
Install Tl Trunk Adapter Assembly. Install pati number 9400-lOO-302-NA 
A dual Tl adapter may be installed on connector J5, 
for a single Tl in slot 6, or part number 
and Tl trunk cards may be installed in 
Slots 5 and 6. g400-1 OO-304-NA for dual Tj cards in 
slots 5 and 6. 
4. At the backplate connector associated with the 
Tl -DSl Trunk Card, remove the strain relief 
assembly and the hex nuts or screws from the 
connector. If connector J5 protrudes through the 
backplate, install the four very short 
standoffs from kit into the four screw 
holes in the backplate (Figure 4-4 and 
Figure 4-5). 
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Chart 4-4 Install a Tl-DSl Trunk Card and Adapter Assembly (continued) 
Step Action Comments 
5. Plug the Tl Trunk Adapter Assembly connector into 
Refer to Figure 4-4 and Figure 4-5. 
the backplate connector. Align the 4 screw holes on 
the housing with holes (or standoffs) on backplate. 
Fasten using 4 screws and washers from kit. 
Install Tl-DSI Trunk Card(s) 
6. Insert the Tl -DSl trunk card in a high power slot. 
First Tl card goes in slot 6. 
Install Tl Trunk Cable From CSU Each Tl trunk card requires a cable. 
7. Connect the Tl trunk cable from the CSU to the Tl 
Trunk Adapter. 
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REMOVE STRAIN RELIEF AND SCREWS OR 
HEX NUTS FROM CONNECTOR J5 (Tl 
CONNECTOR). 
IF CONNECTOR J5 PROTRUDES THROUGH 
METAL BACKPLATE, INSTALL 4 SHORT 
STANDOFFS FIRST (FROM HARDWARE KIT). 
PLUG THE Tl TRUNK ADAPTER ASSEMBLY 
CONNECTOR INTO CONNECTOR J5; ALIGN 
THE 4 SCREW HOLES ON THE HOUSING 
WITH HOLES ON THE BACKPLATE. 
FASTEN THE Tl TRUNK ADAPTER ASSEMBLY 
USING THE 4 SCREWS AND WASHERS IN 
THE KIT. 
VERY SHORT STANDOFFS (4) 
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Tl TRUNK CABLE TO 
CHANNEL SERVICE UNIT 
Tl TRUNK ADAPTER ASSEMBLY 
NOTE: AT1 ADAPTER CABLE ASSEMBLY IS 
NOT USED. 
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VERY SHORT STANDOFFS (4) 
Tl TRUNK CABLE 
TO CHANNEL SERVICE UNIT 
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Tl TRUNK ADAPTER ASSEMBLY 
NOTI? A Tl ADAPTER CABLE ASSEMBLY IS NOT USED 
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Figure 4-5 Install a Dual Tl Trunk Adapter Assembly on an SX-ZOO PABX 
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Connect Cables Between PABX and Cross-Connect Field 
5.1 When you have completed Chart 5-l : 
l Connection blocks will be installed. 
l Cables will be connected at the connection blocks. 
l Cables will be run from the cross-connect field to the cabinet(s). 
l Cable connectors will be attached to the cabinet plugs. 
l Cables will be connected at the cross-connect field. 
Chart 5-l Connect Cables Between PABX and Cross-Connect Field 
Step Action Comments 
Install Connection Blocks 
1. Install required connection blocks at 
cross-connect field. 
Connect Cables 
2. Connect 25pair cables to connection blocks. Cross-connection tables are shown in 
Chapter 7. 
3. Mark each cable connector or plug with its 
corresponding cabinet plug number. 
Run Cables 
4. Run the 25pair cables between the 
cross-connect field and the cabinet. 
Attach Cabinet Cable Connectors 
5. 
6. Attach each cable connector to its cabinet plug, 
and tighten connector retaining screw or strap. 
Install split ferrites around each 25pair cable 
which exits the system. Locate the ferrites 
approximately 4 inches from the case of the 
connector (see Figure 5-l). 
Cross Connect Cables at Cross-connect Field Cabinet backplate connections are 
shown in Figure 2-l. 
The split ferrites supplied consist of 
two ferrite cores contained in a hinged 
plastic housing (see Figure 5-l). 
7. Cross connect station lines, CO trunks, other Tip and Ring assignment tables in 
trunks, and equipment to cross-connection blocks Chapter 7 identify which equipment 
for cables from within PABX. connects to each pin on the connecting 
block. 
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CONNECTOR TO BACKPLANE 
ERRITE, CASE OPEN 
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Figure 5-l Ferrite Installed on a Cable 
Install System ID Moduleand PCMCIA Memory Card onto the Main Control Card II 
5.2 When you have completed Chart 5-2 
. The System ID module will be installed onto the MCC Il. 
l The PCMCIA Memory Card will be installed onto the MCC Il. 
CAUTION: Remove conductive articles such as rings and watches before 
handling the Main Control Card Il. 
Do not use a screwdriver or any similar object to pry the module 
away from the main control card. Damage to components or 
circuit card tracks may result. 
Do not remove or insert the PCMCIA Memory Card with power ON 
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