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    							INTER-TELPRACTICES 
    IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION 
    Issue 1, November 1994 
    H. CONNECTING OPTIONAL Tl AIARM 
    RELAY DEVICES TO THE MDF 
    5.27 In addition to theT1 span connection (as outlined 
    on page 3-M), Tl Cards may also be connected to op- 
    tional Tl alarm signaling devices. 
    5.28 Terminate each Tl Card alarm relay on the MDF 
    aa follows: 
    (1) Run cable from the optional Tl alarm signaling 
    device(s) to the MDF. 
    (2) At the MDF, mount an eight-conductor modular 
    jack assembly. (3) Wire the cable(s) onto the modular jack. Refer to 
    Figure 3-22 below for a diagram of the wiring. 
    NOTE: For information on programming Tl 
    alarm relays, refer to page 5-129 in the PRO- 
    GRAMMING section of the manual. 
    (4) Plug one end of a four-pair, non-reversing 
    (straight through), mod-to-mod line cord into the 
    modular jack assembly. The other end of the line 
    cord will Zurer be plugged into the alarm relay 
    jack on the corresponding Tl Card. 
    FIGURE 3-22. MODULAR JACK ASSEMBLY WIRING FOR OPTIONAL Tl 
    ALARM RELAYS 
    MODULAR JACK ASSEMBLY 
    FOUR-PAIR, NON- 
    Ey Tl CARD ALARM 
    RELAY JACK 
    . 
    - 
    RlA RlB 
    COMMON COMMON C&N &:fl 
    I 
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    IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
    I. CONNECTING TWO 416/832 SYSTEMS 
    TOGETHER USING Tl CARDS 
    5.29 Although most Tl interfaces will be with the 
    public network, it is possible to use Tl Cards to connect 
    two telephone systems together (e.g., two 416/832 Sys- 
    tems). To do this without CSUs, the two systems must be 
    located in the same building and the cabling between 
    them must be less than 655 feet. If each system is 
    equipped with a CSU, they may be located in separate buildings and the cabling between them may be as long 
    as 6MKl feet. 
    530 In addition, when connecting two 416l832 Sys- 
    tems together, the line cord (or cabling) between the two 
    Tl Cards must be wired so that the receive pair (tip1 in 
    and ring1 in) on each card is connected to the transmit 
    pair (tip out and ring out) on the other card, as shown in 
    the figure below. (For information on programming var- 
    ious types of Tl installations, refer to pages 5-122 to 
    5-130.) 
    FIGURE 3-23. CONNECTING TWO Tl CARDS TOGETHER 
    MODULAR JACK ASSEMBLY MODULAR JACK ASSEMBLY 
    TO $ 
    TIC 
    $ 
    RING 
    1 TIP1 RINQ 
    (INI WI 0Jl-l 
    Tl CARD 
    RJ48C JACK 
    Tl CARD 
    DB15 
    CONNECTOR 
    OR 
    OR 
    Tl CARD 
    RJ48C JACK 
    Tl CARD 
    DBl5 
    CONNECTOR 
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    IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION 
    Issue 1, November 1994 
    6. EQUIPMENT CABINET 
    INST4LLATION 
    A. UNPACK TEIE EQUIPMENT 
    Main Equipment Cabinet 
    6.1 
    The main equipment cabinet and its accompany- 
    ing parts are shipped in several boxes. RJO of the boxes, 
    labeled A and B, contain all of the equipment necessary 
    to assemble a basic 416/832 System. The remaining 
    boxes contain equipment ordered for the customer’s 
    specific application needs. 
    6.2 Box A contains the main equipment cabinet with 
    the following items already installed: main power sup 
    ply chassis, AC power cable, main Telecom Mother- 
    board, Telecom Motherboard power cable, system 
    status panel, system status panel (display) cable, HDLC 
    power cable (in the same cable binder as the system sta- 
    tus panel cable), peripheral connector panel, keyboard 
    interface cable, serial port 1 interface cable, serial port 2 
    interface cable, and monitor interface cable. Also in- 
    cluded inside the cabinet are a set of keys to the front 
    door and two cable brackets for securing any cables that 
    will be dropped from the ceiling. 
    6.3 Box B contains these items: PC Motherboard 
    power cable, two disk drive power cables, two Quad 
    Modules, +3OV Master Module, -4W Module, 90VAC 
    ping Generator Module, PC Motherboard, HDLC Card, 
    Monitor Card, 68000 Co-Processor (Pro@) Card (or 
    Pro6gE Card), Modem Card (with mod-to-mod line 
    cord), Disk Controller Card, Matrix Card, hard disk 
    drive, floppy disk drive, PC cover, two or three disk-to- 
    controller interface cables (one floppy and one or two 
    hard), ProWto-HDLC interface cable, HDLC-to-MXC 
    interface cable, floppy disks containing MS-DOS soft- 
    ware, and all necessary mounting hardware (screws, 
    washers, etc.). 
    6.4 Depending on the number and type of station 
    cards, trunk cards, station instruments, and optional 
    equipment ordered by the customer, the remaining 
    boxes can contain a variety of items including: installa- 
    tion manual, user documentation, keysets, single-line 
    sets, +3OV Slave Modules, Keyset Cards, Single-Line 
    Cards, Inward Dialing Cards, Loop/Ground Start Cards, 
    Loop Start Cards, E&M Cards, Tl Cards, pro68 512k 
    Memory Card, system software disks, Matrix Peripheral 
    Processor Chip, etc. 
    Expansion Cabinet 
    6.5 The expansion cabinet is shipped with the expan- 
    sion Telecom Motherboard, expansion power cable, and 
    EXP-to-MXC data cable already installed. Other items 
    shipped with the expansion cabinet include: expansion Power supply chassis, V-ring power cable, Quad Mod- 
    ule, Master 30V Module, Expansion (EXP) Card, pro68 
    3MB Memory Card or Ro6gE SIMMs, MXC Expan- 
    sion Chips, lifting handles, cable bracket, keys to the 
    front door, and all necessary mounting hardware 
    (screws, washers, etc.). 
    6.6 The system software disks and the Expansion 
    Peripheral Rocessor Chip are shipped in a separate box. 
    Depending on the quantity and type of additional equip 
    ment ordered, a -4W Module and one or two Slave 3OV 
    Modules may also be included. 
    Checking the Equipment 
    6.7 Unpack the boxes and inspect the equipment cabi- 
    net, the expansion cabinet (if ordered), and all accompa- 
    nying parts following these guidelines: 
    (1) Check the parts against the packing slip and in- 
    spect them for damage. If any item is missing or 
    damaged, contact Customer Support immediate- 
    ly. 
    (2) Check all computer and telecommunication cir- 
    cuit card assemblies as follows: 
    NOTE: The cards contain static-sensitive com- 
    ponents. Handle all cards by the edges only; 
    however, avoid touching the gold contacts on the 
    side of the card that plugs into the equipment 
    cabinet. (For additional precautionary informa- 
    tion, refer to the CAUTION on page 3-60.) 
    a. Check each card to ensure 
    there is no ship 
    ping foam or tape attached. 
    b. Inspect each card for shorted components. 
    c. Return all cards to their protective bags until 
    they are ready to be installed in the equip 
    ment cabinet. 
    B. CHECK TEIE EQUIPMENT CABINET 
    PBE-ASSEMBLY 
    Main Equipment Cabinet Pre-Assembly 
    6.8 The main equipment cabinet is shipped partially 
    assembled. To ensure that none of the items have been 
    damaged or have become unattached during shipment, 
    follow the instructions below and refer to the drawings 
    on the following pages. 
    (1) Position the equipment cabinet near the MDF 
    backboard. 
    (2) If desired, the equipment cabinet front door and 
    back panel may be removed for easier access to 
    the internal stmctnre. 
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    IMWGMX 416,‘832 INS’EALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
    (3) 
    (4) 
    (5) To remove the backpanel: 
    a. 
    b. Turn the locking screw near the top of the 
    panel a J&um counterclockwise, allowing 
    the panel to open from the top. 
    Lift the panel up off of the two supporting 
    pins at the bottom. Set the panel aside. 
    NOTE: Aset of keys for the lock on the front 
    door is packaged along with the cable brack- 
    ets and placed inside the cabinet. 
    To mnove the fmnt &or: 
    a. 
    b. Unlock the door, open it, and (if applicable) 
    unhook the wire cable or chain between the 
    cabinet and the door. 
    Pull/push the two spring-loaded retention 
    bars in the appropriate direction and slide the 
    door off. get the door aside. 
    Check to see that the Telecom Motherboard is se.- 
    curely installed in the bottom portion of the rear 
    of the equipment cabinet (there should be 22, 
    6-32 x s-inch screws %4th self-locking star 
    washers holding the card in place). 
    Check to make sure that the metal power supply 
    chassis is securely installed in the upper portion 
    of the rear of the equipment cabinet (the bottom 
    edge of the chassis fits under a metal lip, and 
    there should be three, 8-32 
    x M-inch screws 
    with self-locking star washers holding the chas- 
    sis in place). 
    Ensure that the Telecom Motherboard power 
    cable, which comes pm-routed in the channel on 
    the side of the cabinet, is securely attached to 
    both the Telecom Motherboard and the front of 
    the power supply chassis (see Figure 3-24 on the 
    next page for a drawing of the Telecom Mother- 
    board power cable location): 
    a. 
    b. At the rear of the cabinet, confirm that the 31 
    small power cable connectors are attached to 
    the appropriate connectors on the Telecom 
    Motherboard. (gee Figures 3-25 and 3-26 on 
    pages 3-42 and 3-43.) 
    At the front of the cabinet, confirm that the 
    four large power cable connectors are at- 
    tached to the appropriate connectors on the 
    front of the power supply chassis. (Refer to 
    Figure 3-30 on page 3-49.) 
    (6) 
    (9) 
    (10) 
    (11) 
    Ensure that the power supply end of the HDLC 
    power cable is attached to the appropriate con- 
    nectar on the front of the power supply chassis. 
    (See Figure 3-30 on page 3-49.) 
    NOTE: The HDLC power cable is included in 
    the same cable binder as the system status panel 
    cable. The free ends of the cables hang from a 
    cable tie near where the PC Motherboard will be 
    installed. 
    If installing an older iUFiU-type hard disk drive, 
    cmdirm that the disk drive cooling fan, which is 
    provided to circulate air over the hard and floppy 
    disk drives, is properly installed in the disk drive 
    mounting compartment. If not, follow these 
    steps: 
    a. 
    b. 
    C. 
    With the tabs to the front, position the fan in 
    the bottom of the disk drive mounting com- 
    partment (see Figure 2-3 on page 2-39). 
    Squeeze the two sides of the fan’s mounting 
    bracket together enough to slide the tabs into 
    the slots on the bottom of the disk drive 
    mounting compartment. 
    Plug the plastic connector on the free end of 
    the fan’s power cable into one of the vacant 
    disk drive connectors on the power supply 
    chassis. 
    Check to make sure that the system status panel 
    is securely installed in the upper-left comer of 
    the front of the equipment cabinet. 
    Ensure that the system status panel (display) 
    cable is attached to the panel (see the NOTE to 
    step 6). 
    Confirm that the peripheral connector panel is 
    securely installed in the upper-left comer of the 
    back of the equipment cabinet. (Refer to Figure 
    3-27 on page 344.) 
    Check to see that the following cables are prop 
    erly attached to the internal side of the peripheral 
    connector panel and are routed so that their free 
    en& are lying in the soffit (the cable shelf sepa- 
    rating the top and bottom sections of the cabi- 
    net): 
    Keyboard interface cable 
    Serial port 1 interface cable 
    Serial port 2 interface cable 
    Monitor interface cable 
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    IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION 
    Issue 1, November 1994 
    FIGURE 3-24. 
    TELECOM MOTHERBOARD POWER CABLE (REAR VIEW) 
    POWER SUPPLY CONNECTORS 
    (Attach to front of power supply, 
    chassis, which is not shown in this 
    drawing for purposes of detail.)  TELECOM MOTHERBOARD 
    POWER CABLE 
    1 
    ; 
     
    - 
    - 
    r- 
    BACK SIDE OF 
    SOFFIT 
    TELECOM MOTHERBOARD 
    (CABLE SHELF) 
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    IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION 81 MAINTENANCE 
    FIGURE 3-25. 
    POWER CABLE CONNECTORS ON THE MAIN TELECOM 
    MOTHERBOARD !‘, 
    i 
    I 
    BACK SIDE OF MAIN TELECOM MOTHERBOARD 
    v 
    CPCP DGND 
    B 
    +5V 
    -1200M* +!%A 
    AGND* - - 
    -5VA 
    +12V WING* - 
    BGND - 
    -4-W 
    +3ov 
    KGND - 
    RESV2* - - 
    RESVl * 
    KEY lo ABBREvlAnoNS 
    A-blab 
    E-&r- 
    K=W-WW 
    CPCP I Cad Rbcharge Fmlthre 
    CFCN=CardRe-CkgaNepathre 
    *.NdanalltyuMd 
    +5 SEN RTN 
    DGND 
    +5 SEN 
    +5w DGND 
    D 
    +5V 
    -12COM* &VA 
    AGND* 
    -5VA 
    +12V WING* - 
    BGND - 
    48V 
    +3ov KGND - 
    RESVr - -. RESVl* 
    C 
    CPCP 
    .A 
    CPCN -12COM &VA* 
    AGND - - 
    -5VA* 
    - +12W VRING 
    BGND* 
    - -40w 
    +3ov 
    KGND 
    RESV2* - - 
    RESVl * 
    CPCN* 
    E 
    ALARM 
    CPCN 
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    IMX/GMX 416/832 INS’lALIATION % MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION 
    Issue 1, November 1994 
    FIGURE 3-26. CONNECTING THE POWER CABLE TO THE MAIN 
    TELECOM MOTHERBOARD 
    A 
    B 
    C 
    E 
    AGND 
    REsV2 
    +SV 
    -12ax4 
    +12v 
    +3ov 
    +5VA 
    VRING 
    KGND 
    -5VA 
    -48V 
    REsVl 
    AGND 
    REsV2 
    +SSENRlN 
    DGND 
    +SSEN 
    +N 
    -12COM 
    +12v 
    +3ov 
    +5VA 
    VRING 
    KGND 
    -5VA 
    -48V 
    RJ?SVl 
    AGND 
    EGND 
    RFsv2 
    DGND 
    +N 
    -12COM 
    +12v 
    +3ov 
    +SVA 
    VRlNG 
    KGND 
    -5VA 
    -48V 
    RJzsVl - ORANGE (18 GAUGE) 
    - RED (18 GAUGE) 
    - NOTCURRENlZXlJSED 
    - ORANGE/RED 
    - NOTCURRENTLYKJSiD 
    - BROWN 
    - GREEN/BLACK 
    - NOTCU..USED 
    - BLUE 
    --W 
    - GRAY/BLACK 
    - NOTCURRENTLXUSED 
    - WHlTE/BROWN 
    - YELLOW (18 GAUGE) 
    - ORANGE/YEUOW 
    - NOTCURRENlZYUSELI 
    - F’URPLJZ (14 GAUGE) 
    - NOTCURRENTLYUSED 
    - NOTCURRENlWUSELI 
    - BLACK 
    - RED (14 GAUGE) 
    - RED (22 GAUGE) 
    - NOTCURRENTLYUSED 
    - GREEN 
    - NOTCURREh’TWUSELJ 
    --REEN 
    - NOTCURRENTLYUSED 
    - NOT CURRENTLY USED 
    - ORANGE/BROWN 
    -WHlTEBED 
    - NOTCURRENlZYUSED 
    - NOTCURREMZYUSED 
    - NOTCURREh’lWUSED 
    - NOTCURRENTLYUSED 
    - ORANGE (14 GAUGE) 
    - NOTCURRiWTLYUSED 
    - YELLOW (14 GAUGE) 
    - PURPIJ3 (18 GAUGE) 
    - NOTCURRENlZYUSELI 
    q tizE&3LuE 
    - wHlTE/BLAcK 
    - NOTCURRENTLYUSED 
    - WHITE/ORANGE 
    - GRAY 
    - ORANGE- 
    - NOTCURREh’lWUsED 
    - ORANGE (18 GAUGE) 
    - ORANGE (22 GAUGE) 
    - RED (18 GAUGE) 
    NOTE: The CPCP and CPCN connectors listed in section A above exist only on newer-version 
    Telecom Motherboards, and they are only connected when using a newer-version power cable. 
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    FIGURE 3-27. PERIPHERAL CONNECTOR PANEL 
    KEYBOARD 
    (Female) 
    Possible Future 
    USe 
    SERIAL 2 
    (Male) 
    SERIAL 1 
    (Male) 
    MONITOR 
    (Female) 
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    Issue 1, November 1994 
    Expansion Cabinet PnAssembly 
    6.9 The expansion cabinet is shipped partially 
    assembled. To ensure that none of the items have been 
    damaged or have become unattached during shipment, 
    follow the instructions below and refer to the drawings 
    on the following pages. 
    (1) Position the expansion cabinet near the main 
    equipment cabinet. 
    (2) If desired, the expansion cabinet front door and 
    back panel may be removed for easier access to 
    the internal structure. 
    To mnove the backpanel: 
    Lift the panel up off of the supporting pins 
    and set the panel aside. 
    To nmove the j&t door: 
    a. Unlock the door, open it, and (if applicable) 
    unhook the wire cable or chain between the 
    cabinet and the door. 
    NOTE: A set of keys for the lock on the front 
    door is packaged along with the cable brack- 
    et, lifting handles, and other miscellaneous 
    hardware. 
    (3) 
    (4) 
    (5) 
    b. Pull/push the two spring-loaded retention 
    bars in the appropriate directions and slide 
    the door off. Set the door aside. 
    Check to make sure that the Telecom Mother- 
    board is securely installed in the 
    rear of the ex- 
    pansion cabinet (there should be 22, 
    6-32 x ~-inch screws with self-locking star 
    washers holding the card in place). 
    At the rear of the expansion cabinet, confirm that 
    the 35 small connectors on the end of the expan- 
    sion power cable are attached to the appropriate 
    connectors on the Telecom Motherboard. (Refer 
    to Figures 3-25 and 3-26 on pages 3-42 and 
    3-43.) 
    NOTE: The five large connectors on the other 
    end of the power cable will later be attached to 
    the expansion power supply chassis. 
    Check to make sure that one end of the 
    EXP-to-MXC data cable is securely installed on 
    the back, inside wall of the 
    expamion cabinet 
    just above the last (27th) connector on the expan- 
    sion Telecom Motherboard. 
    NOTE: The other end of the cable will later be 
    installed in the 
    main equipment cabinet just be- 
    low the connector for the Matrix Card. 
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    IMX/GMX 416/832 INS~TION & MAINTENANCE 
    FIGURE 3-28. POWER CABLE CONNECTORS ON THE EXPANSION 
    TELECOM MOTHERBOARD 
    BACK SIDE OF EXPANSION TELECOM MOTHERBOARD 
    DGND 
    B 
    +5V 
    v 
    CPCP -12COM* +5VA 
    AGND - - 
    -5VA 
    +12V VRING* - 
    BGND - - 
    45V 
    +3ov KGND - 
    RESVT - - 
    RESVl * 
    A 
    CPCN 
    KEY TO ABBREWAllONS 
    A=Anakq 
    B=B-v(-) 
    O=Ok#al 
    +5 SEN RTN 
    DGND 
    +5 SEN 
    +5V 
    DGND 
    +5v 
    -12COM* +5VA 
    AGND* -5VA 
    +12V WING* - 
    BOND - -45V 
    +3ov KGND - 
    RESVT - - RESVl * 
    C 
    CPCP 
    -12COM +5VA 
    AGND - - -5VA 
    - +12W VRING - 
    BGND* - -48v* 
    +3ov KGND - 
    RESV2* - - RESVl* 
    CPCN* ALARM 
    CPCN 
    _’ 
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