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    							3-28 M ain Pro cesso r B oa rd (MPB ) Inst al l atio n
    Remov ing a PC B
    1 . R eve rs e the pr oc ed ure ab ov e. The re is a grou nd t ab loc at e d on the
    top and bo ttom of each PCB toward th e front end of the card. There is
    al so a gr ound t ab loca te d t o t he ri ght of each car d gui de in ea ch
    cabinet.
    2. Make sure when the PC Bs a re inse rte d into the card g uide a nd
    s ec u r ed in th ei r re spe c ti ve c ar d s lo t s, tha t the gr o u nd t ab o n e ac h
    ca rd mates with the ground tab on e ach card guide. This ensu re a
    g ood ground potential to red uce RF I a nd E MI interference
    p ossi bi li t ie s.
    Main Processo r Bo ard (MPB) Installatio n
    The MPB supervises all resources in the system and controls the
    Inte r- Sys te m C ommunications (ISC) hig hways . E ach highwa y is
    comprised of separate 4.096Mbps transmit and receive paths. Through
    the se highway s, digitized aud io ( PC M), a nd 512Kbp s H DLC channe ls are
    provid ed to and from all othe r circuits and ports of the sy stem. The MPB
    also controls the e xchang e of PCM a nd s igna ling, sys te m
    synchroniza tion, PC M sy stem tone s, PCM ga in and con ferencing, call
    pr ocess ing , e tc.
    The MPB i s comp ri se d of a Pr oces sor , Re se t and W at ch-Dog cir cui t, Res et
    De te ct C ircuit, 2 port UART, LED indicators and S witch Controls , Rea l T ime
    Clock, Ba ttery Back Up circuit, Modem Circuit, PCM a nd S igna ling C ontrol
    AS I Cs, and PCM RO M and sys te m RA M. A ddi t iona ll y, a sy st em Pr ogr am
    Module Unit (PMU), Memory Expansion Unit (MEMU) and Phased Lock
    Loop Unit (PLL U) a re installed via con nectors on the MPB.
    The Bas ic syst e m da tab ase , s cra tch- pad mem ory, et c. is st or ed in
    512Kbytes of RAM. With the optio nal MEMU, the system’sRAMcan be
    exp ande d by 5 12 Kbyt es , f or a t ota l of 1 Me gabyt e of RAM, w hen
    expanded feature capacity is desired. Portions of the RAM are protected
    from power los s by the Battery Back- Up circuit.
    The RAM Battery Back- up circuitry is comprised of a long lif e lithium
    battery, a voltage detector to sense the +5V DC source, and a switch to
    control the con nection of the back -up lithium batte ry . 
    						
    							Main Processor Board (MPB) In sta llation 3-29
    A 2- port Univ ersal Asy nchronou s Re ceiver T ra nsmitte r (UART ), prov id es
    two asy nchronous RS- 232C output po rts. One port is connected to a DB9
    connector providin g access for inp ut of informatio n to the system
    dat aba se and out put of d at a su ch as SMDR.
    The second port d rives the 2400 Baud On- Board Modem Circu it for
    Remote access to the system’s d ata bas e a nd maintena nce f iles . Access to
    the Mode m ca n also be provid ed to any CO line or Single L ine port
    connected to the system. This connection is based on attributes in the
    system database.
    An eight position dip switch is employed to control specific operating
    char act er is ti cs of t he MPB.
    A bank of eight LED s indicate the opera tion s ta tus of the MPB. On p ower
    up or reset, the software initiates a self-test routine. During this routine,
    the LEDs 1-8 illuminate in sequence as each bank of 64K bytes or RAM is
    te st ed and pas se s. Each LED re mai ns li t unt il RA M t est i ng i s com ple te ,
    then the LEDs respond to MPB resource testing.
    The re is a s ing le dip switch locate d abov e the PMU a nd be lo w the lithium
    battery. T his switch controls the b atte ry backup function of the MPB. T his
    swi tch shoul d b e s et t o t he ON pos it ion .
    Befor e in st all i ng t he MPB, in st all t he daug hte r boar ds as re qui re d. Re fe r
    toFig u re 3- 14.
    Before progra mming the sys te m, switch 8 should be p lace d in the ON
    position and power cycled off and on to initialize the sy stem databa se to
    default. Once the database has been initialized, switch 8 should be
    pl aced in th e O FF pos it ion to pr ote ct the d ata bas e.
    Use ex tra care wh en re movi ng RS 232 cabl es fro m th eTr iad 1/2/3MPB or
    SI U bo ards. H old the MPB/MI SU card in the ca rd slot be fore rem ovi ng t he
    RS -232 ca ble . F ai lure t o p erfo rm t his actio n may re su lt in th e MPB/MIS U
    card b ein g pul le d fr om its’sl o t . 
    						
    							3-30 M ain Pro cesso r B oa rd (MPB ) Inst al l atio n
    Ta b l e 3 - 3 : M P B D i p S w i t c h F u n c t i o n s
    Function SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8
    Not Used
    ( S of t wa re C on tro lled )
    No t U s e dNo t U s e d
    Flow Cont rolON=
    Xo nX o ff
    OFF
    RTS/CTS
    Memo ry
    DiagnosticsON = Te s t
    ROM & RAM
    OFF=
    No Test
    Default Data*
    * If switch in ON position when power is off, default data is loaded.
    * If switch in OFF position when power is off, customer database is saved.
    Table 3-4: I/O Port RS232 Connections
    PIN # Description
    2TransmitData
    3 Rec eive Dat a
    7RTS(RequestToSend
    8CTS(ClearToSend)
    6DSR(DataSetReady)
    5Grd
    1 CD (Carr ier Detec t)
    4 DTR (Dat a Term inal Ready) 
    						
    							Main Processor Board (MPB) In sta llation 3-31
    Serial Interface Unit (SIU2)
    A Universa l As ynchron ous Receiver Transmitter (UART), provid es two
    RS-2 3 2C i nte rf ace por ts . T hes e t wo port s ar e conn ect ed to RJ48
    connectors p roviding a cce ss for input information to the s ystem
    dat aba se and out put of d at a.
    In sta l li ng t he SIU 2
    1. Unpack the SIU2 from its antistatic conductive bag in the packing
    box. There should also be a plastic bag with two plastic standoffs and
    two met al s c re ws.
    2. Pus h the two standof fs into the hole s on the SIU2 board.
    3. Locate the CONN6 connector a nd the two screw h oles (ou tlined) on
    the MPB.
    4. PushtheSIU2boardontotheCONN6connectorandbesureitis
    seated correctly.
    5. From the back s ide of the MPB board, inse rt the two metal screws into
    the holes and tighten them into the bottom of each stand-off and
    secure.
    Refer toFig u re 3- 14. This completes the installation procedure for the
    SI U2 . 
    						
    							3-32 M ain Pro cesso r B oa rd (MPB ) Inst al l atio n
    Ph as e Lo ck Loo p Un i t (P LLU)
    This board MUST BE installed whenever a T-1 or PRIB card is installed in
    the s ystem. Th e Pha se Locked Loop Unit ( PL LU) is a n option boa rd which
    generates a 32.768MHz clock synchronized to 1.544MHz from the
    T- 1/PRIB interfa ce b oard or interna l clock. The 32.768MHz clock is
    provid ed to CGMD on MPB. It consists of a PLL circuit, PLL Monitoring
    circuit a nd clock (f rom T-1/PRIB interface boa rd ) monitoring circuit.
    Installing t he PLLU
    1 . Unpac k t he P LLU fro m i ts ant is ta ti c c o ndu c t i ve bag in the pa c ki ng
    box.
    2 . Locat e CO NN 10 an d CO NN1 1 (out li ned ) on t he MPB boa rd.
    3 . R emo ve t he j u mper f ro m pin s 1 2 and 13 o n CO NN1 0.THI S JUMPER
    IS VERY IMPORTANT, SO DON’TLOSEIT.
    If t he PL LU is r emove d f rom the M P B boa rd, thi s jum per ne ed s t o be
    put ba ck onto pins 12 an d 13 of this conne cto r or the MPB doe s not
    operate properly.
    4. Position the PLLU so that CON1 and CON2 match up with CONN11
    a nd CO NN1 0 r esp ec t iv el y.
    5. Push the PLLU onto their respective connectors and make sure the
    P LLU is se at ed cor r ec t ly.
    Refer toFig u re 3- 14. This completes the installation procedure for the
    SI U2 . 
    						
    							Main Processor Board (MPB) In sta llation 3-33
    Me mo r y Expa n si on U ni t (M E MU )
    This unit is added to the MPB board to provid e an additional 512K of RAM
    to the s yst em. T he M P B b o ar d i s r eq u ir ed whe n t he s yst e m c apa c it y
    exc e eds 4 8 CO Li nes and 9 6 St at ions .
    In sta l li ng t he MEM U
    1. Unpack the MEMU from its antistatic cond uctive bag in the p acking
    box.
    2. On the MEMU, locate the battery s witch SW1 and put the switch in
    the ON position.
    3 . Locat e t he CO NN7 and CO NN8 conne ctor s (outl i ned) on t he MPB.
    Loca te the CONN 1 and CONN 2 connectors on the MEMU.
    4 . Pos it ion the MEMU so t hat CON N1 a nd CO NN2 mat ch up wit h CO NN7
    a nd CO NN8 r es pe cti vel y on t he MPB.
    5. Pus h the MEMU onto the ir resp ective conn ectors and mak e s ure it is
    seated properly.
    Refer toFig u re 3- 14. This completes the installation procedure for the
    SI U2 .
    Pr ogr am Mod ule Un it (P MU)
    The PMU is ins talled on the MPB and con ta ins the s oftware u sed by the
    sys te m to control f eatures and th eir function.
    In sta l li ng t he PM U
    1 . Unpac k P M U fr o m i ts an ti st at ic c o nd u c ti ve bag in t he p ac ki ng b o x.
    2 . Tu rn th e P M U o v er so the l abe ls ar e do wn p ri o r to ins er t ing t he
    module into the plastic guide rails on the MPB.
    3. Slide the PMU until the card e dge of the PMU fully eng age s the card
    e dge conne ctor of th e MPB. N ote that the PMU should ne ve r b e
    removed from or installed in a live system. 
    						
    							3-34 Misce llan eous In terfa ce Un it (MISU) Installation
    Fi gure 3 -1 4: MPB Da ught er Bo ards Inst al la ti o n
    Misce llaneous Inte rface Unit (MISU) Installation
    The Miscellaneous Unit (MISU) provides two external page ports, two
    DT MF R ec e iv er c i rc ui ts , t wo E xt er nal M usi c so ur c es , a nd 6 d ry re la y
    conta cts .
    When using CO Lines as additional music inputs, keep in mind that the
    music so urce may require a talk battery in series with either TIP or Ring.
    Use e xtra c are wh en r emov in g RS- 232 ca ble s from th e Tria d 1/ 2/3 MP B
    or SI U board s. Ho ld the MPB /MIS U c ard in th e car d slo t b efor e remo vi ng
    the RS232 cab le . Fai lure to pe rform thi s ac tion m ay re su lt in th e
    MPB/MIS U card bei ng pu lle d from its’sl o t . 
    						
    							Miscellane ous Int erface Unit (M IS U) I nst allation 3 -35
    This talk batte ry boos ts the sig nal le ve l sufficiently so tha t the CO L ine
    interface can read the signal.
    Figure 3-15: Talk Ba ttery
    The MISU con sis ts of the following :
    †Two e xte rn al page p ort s ar e p rovi de d fr om t he am phenol conne ct or
    on the front edge of th e MISU. These ports are connected to
    trans formers, prov iding a 600 ohm imped ance.
    †Music inpu ts are provided f rom the amph enol connector on the front
    edg e of t he ca rd.
    †6 ind epe nde nt re lay contacts are provid ed through the am phen ol
    connector on the front edg e of the MISU . T hese contacts are
    contr oll e d by soft war e from ent r ie s in the sy ste m d at abas e. Cont rol
    si gnal s a re se nt by the MPB. T he outp ut dri ve s t he re la y coi ls,
    controlling the state of the 1 a mp, 24V relay contacts.
    †The signals to activate the externally provided power failure transfer
    ar e p rovi de d on the MI SU.
    †The M I SU ha s 2 D TM F Recei ve rs for sy st em use. (SLT, DI SA )
    KSUMusic Source
    Talk
    Battery 
    						
    							3-36 Misce llan eous In terfa ce Un it (MISU) Installation
    Table 3-5: MISU Wiring
    Pair PIN # Color Description Pair PIN # Color Description
    126
    1WH /B L
    BL / WHRELAY1T
    RELAY1R14 39
    14BK /BN
    BN /B KEXP 2T
    EXP2 R
    227
    2WH /O R
    OR/WHRELAY2T
    RELAY2R15 40
    15BK /SL
    SL/BK
    328
    3WH/ GN
    GN /WHRELAY3T
    RELAY3R16 41
    16YL / BL
    BL / YL
    429
    4WH /B N
    BN /W HRELAY4T
    RELAY4R17 42
    17YL / OR
    OR/YL
    530
    5WH/SL
    SL/WHRELAY5T
    RELAY5R18 43
    18YL /G N
    GN /YL
    631
    6RD/BL
    BL/RDRELAY6T
    RELAY6R19 44
    19YL/BN
    BN/YL
    732
    7RD/OR
    OR /RD20 45
    20YL/SL
    SL/Y L
    833
    8RD /G N
    GN /R D21 46
    21VI/BL
    BL/VI
    934
    9RD/BN
    BN/RD22 47
    22VI/OR
    OR/VI
    10 35
    10RD /SL
    SL/RD23 48
    23VI /G N
    GN /V I
    11 36
    11BK /B L
    BL / BKBG M/MOH 1T
    BG M/MOH1 R24 49
    24VI/BN
    BN/VI
    12 37
    12BK /O R
    OR/BKBG M/MOH 2T
    BG M/MOH2 R25 50
    25VI/SL
    SL/VI
    13 38
    13BK/ GN
    GN /BKEXP1T
    EXP1R 
    						
    							Miscellane ous Int erface Unit (M IS U) I nst allation 3 -37
    Power Fai lu re Tra n sf er Un it ( P FTU)
    The PFT U op tional unit is installe d on the MISU b oard It provid es th e
    transfer of u p to 6 CO lines to 6 stations. It has a switch to pro vide manual
    switchov er. T he controls a re conne cte d to the unit from the MISU.
    The PFT U is w ired from the 25-p air connector on the KS U C O line
    connector to the MD F, the n cross connecte d to the CO Line inp uts from
    thetelephonecompany,totheCOLineinputsofthesystem,andto
    Power Fa ilure S LTs . N ote that the SLT ma y also be connected to a SLIB in
    the s yst em as sho wn inTa b l e 3 - 6.
    In sta l li ng t he PF TU
    1. Unpack the PFTU from its antistatic conductive bag in the packing
    box. There should also be a plastic bag with two mounting screws
    along with a multicolored cable.
    2. Plug one end of the multicolored cable onto th e connector on the
    PFTU.
    3. Pos ition the PF TU so that the amp henol conne ctor is to the left.
    4. Use the two mounting scre ws and mount the PF TU to the MIS U.
    5. Locate the connector CONN1 on the MISU and plug the other end of
    t he mu l ti c o lo r ed c abl e to th is c o nnec t o r.
    Refer toFig u re 3- 16
    .This com pletes th e installa tion p rocedure f or the
    PFTU . 
    						
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