Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual
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lNTER-TJcLlPRACTIcEs IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION Issue 1, November 1994 FIGURE 3-35. CABLE CONNECTOR PINOUTS AND VOLTAGE TEST POINT LOCAnONS FRONT SIDE OF POWER SUPPLY CHASSIS I I I I I , ‘. DISK DRIVE POWER CABLE (Same for both cables) PC MOTHERBOARD / PCMOTHERBOARD /’ POWER CABLE . POWER CABLE . / / . . / / , , I I . . . . ‘ ‘ WIRE FROM HDLC CARD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HDLC POWER CABLE cl PWR GOOD cl PWR ALARM cl 1 PWR GOOD GND GND -12v 1 P8 0 0 f 0 0 +5v GND GND +12v Page 3-57
INSTALLATION Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TELPRACTICES IMWGMX 416/832 INSTALLATION % MAINTENANCE FIGURE 3-36. MAIN POWER SUPPLY CONNECI’OR PINOUTS AND -_ . VOLTAGE TEST POINT LOCATIONS .: ., 4 CHASSIS GND POWER ALAFIM POWER GOOD CONNECTOR TO HDLC (Via the HDLC Power Cable) / FRONT SIDE OF MAIN POWER SUPPLY CHASSIS VRING PWRAIAFIM BGND CONNECTOR TO DRIVES & OPT. COOLING FA (Via the Disk Drive Power Cables) GND +!N +12v NO CONNECTION -12v GND CONNECTORS TOPCMOTHERBOARD (Via the PC Mother- board Power Cable) DGND +5v +5V SENSE DGND +5V SEN FITN DGND +WANLG +!5V +5VANLG CPCP PWRALh4 +12v 4VANLG +12v AGND -5V ANLG ‘Power Cable)- VFUNG BOND BGND -4SV -4SV KGND KGND KGND +3ov +3ov +3ov CONNECTORS TO TELECOM MOTHERBOARD (Ma the Telecom Mother- board Power Cable) Page 3-58
INTER-TELPRACTICES IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION Issue 1, November 1994 FIGURE 3-37. EXPANSION POWER SUPPLY CONNECI’OR PINOUTS AND VOLTAGE TEST POINT LOCATIONS VRING POWER AIARM BOND CONNECTOR TO MAIN POWER SUPPLY (Via the V-Ring Power Cable) FRONT SIDE OF EXPANSION POWER SUPPLY CHASSIS VRING BGND BGND -48V -4W DGND +5V +5V SENSE DGND +!%I SEN FITN DGND +SVANLG +5V +SVANLG KGND KGND KGND +3ov +3ov +3Qv CPCN -12V CPCP +12v +12v PWRALM -5vANLG AGND CONNECTORS TO EXPANSION TELECOM MOTHERBOARD (Ma the Expansion Power Cable) Page 3-59
INSliULA’l’lON Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TELPRACTICES IhWGMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE F. INSlXLLTEECOMPUTERCARDS NOTICE Personal computer (PC) technology is continually evolving. As it does, the 416/832 System will con- tinue to incorporate important design enhance- ments. Thus, depending on the actual version of equipment that is shipped, the following installa- tion instructions could vary somewhat. If revised instructions are included with the equipment, refer to them instead. 6.18 Install the computer cards in the computer com- plex as outlined on the following pages. CAUTION The cards and components are static sensitive. Handle the cards by the edges only and keep them in their protective bags until they are to be in- stalled. Do not bend or touch the pins of the com- ponents or subject them to a static charge. When working with the cards, use a properly terminated anti-static wrist strap and cover the work surface with the bag that protected the card during ship ping. Any static charge (no matter how small the charge) must be discharged from the body before touching the cards or components. The warranty for this equipment abe9 not cover damage caused by static or mishandling. Cad or components damaged in such a manner will not be replaced m 6.19 Currently, there are five versions of PC Mother- boards used on the 4161832 System: PCC (PC Calc), I SUNTAC, VLSI, MXIC, and the new M396F. Installa- tion instructions for all five are included. PC Motherboard - PCC (PC Calc) Version 6.20 Install the “PCC” version PC Motherboard as outlined in the following steps. For a drawing of the card, refer to Figure 3-38 on page 3-61. (1) Ensure that the AC POWER switch is OFF. NOTE: When inserting or removing the com- puter cards, the system power must be turned off to prevent damage to the cards. (2) Measure the voltage of the battery on the PC Motherboard. If the voltage is not greater than 2.4VDC, replace the onboard battery with an ex- ternal battery as outlined in Inter-Tel 256/832 Tech Tip No. 0002, or return the card for repair. (3) (4) (5) (6) Q (8) (9) (10) (11) NOTE: Ifthe battery is rechargeable, it must be charged for at least 48 hours before testing. Check to make sure that jumper straps are in- stalled in the following locations (see Figure 3-38 for orientation): ROM-SEL (pins 3 and 6), ROM-SEL (pins 4 and 5), E2 (pins 1 and 2), E3 (pins 1 and 2), J17 (pins 1 and 2), J18 (pins 1 and 2), J25 (pins 1 and 2), and J29 (pins 2 and 3). Check to see that all components on the card are seated securely in their sockets and that no pins are bent. Place a self-locking star washer on the 6-32 X M-inch mounting screw included with the sys- tem and insert it through mounting hole A at the bottom of the card. Then place the a-inch spacer included with the system over the mounting screw and hold it in place while performing the next two steps. With the computer card connectors at the bottom and facing to the front, slide the PC Motherboard in through the front of the top portion of the equipment cabinet. Align the PCMotherboard over the plasticstand- ofi and snap it into place. Make sure the card is securely seated. Then insert the screw from step 5. Place a self-locking star washer on the 6-32 x a-inch mounting screw included with the sys- tem and insert it in mounting hole B at the top of the card. Attach the free ends, P9 and P8, of the 12-pin PC Motherboard power cable to the 12-pin connec- tor on the front of the PC Motherboard. The single wire that extends from the bottom edge of connector P8 will be attached to the HDLC Card after it is installed. NOTE: The other end of the power cable was previously attached to the power supply. Attach the free end of the keyboard interface cable to the 5pin DIN connector on the bottom edge of the PC Motherboard. NOTE: The keyboard interface cable comes pre-routed in the equipment cabinet. The free end of the cable lies in the soffit (cable shelf), while the other end is attached to the internal side of the peripheral connector panel on the back of the cabinet. Page 3-60
INTER-TELPRACTICES IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION Issue 1, November 1994 FIGURE 3-38. PCC PC MOTHERBOARD MOUNTING LOCATIONS 6 5-PIN DIN CONNECT TO PROGRAMMING KEYBOARD 12-PIN CONNECTOR TO POWER SUPPLY HDLC CARD CONNECTOR MONITOR CARD CONNECTOR PRO68lPRO68E CARD CONNECTOR NOT CURRENTLY USED NOT CURRENTLY USED < MODEM CARD CONNECTOR NOT CURRENTLY USED DISK CONTROLLER CARD CONNECTOR Page 3-61
INSTALLATION Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TELPRACTICES IMX/GMX 416/832 nWlALLATION & MAINTENANCE PC Motherboard - SUNTAC Version 6.21 Install the “SUNTAC” version PC Motherboard as outlined in the following steps. For a drawing of the card, refer to Figure 3-39 on page 3-63. NOTE: The SUNTAC PC Motherboard cannot be used with the new IDE-type Disk Controller Card. (1) (2) (3) (4 Ensure the AC POWER switch is turned OFF. NOTE: When inserting or removing the com- puter cards, the system power must be turned off to prevent damage to the cards. Measure the voltage of the battery on the PC Motherboard. If the voltage is not greater than 2.4VDC, replace the onboard battery with an ex- ternal battery as outlined in Inter-Tel 256/832 Tech Tip No. 0002, or return the card for repair. NOTE: If the battery is rechargeable, it must be charged for at least 48 hours before testing. Check to make sure jumper straps are installed in the following locations on the card (see Figure 3-39 for card orientation): JUMPFR PINS Rl JP2 JP3 P4 JPS JP6 JF7A JP9 J18 Pl9 JP20 J21 SW1 STRAP LOfMION Over pins 1 and 2 (bottom hvo pins) Over pins 1 and 2 (both pins) Over set of pins 1 (left set of pins) Over pins 1 and 2 (both pins) No strap No strap No strap Over pins 2 and 3 (top two pins) Over pins 2 and 3 (top two pins) No skap No strap No strap Over pins 1 and 2 (bottom two pins) Ensure that the DIP switches are set in the fol- lowing positions: QEEm X X X X X X X X Q (6) Q (8) (9 (10) 01) 02) Check to see that all components on the card am seated securely in their sockets and that no pins are bent. Place a self-locking star washer on the 6-32 x y4-inch mounting screw included with the sys- tem and insert it through mounting hole A at the bottom of the card. If a spacer for the motherboard is not already mounted on the equipment cabinet frame: Place the g-inch spacer included with the system over the mounting screw and hold it in place while performing the next two steps. With the computer card connectors at the bottom and facing to the front, slide the PC Motherboard in through the front of the top portion of the equipment cabinet. Align the PCMotherboard over the plasticstand- offs and snap it into place. Make sure the card is securely seated. Then, insert the screw from step 6. Place a self-locking star washer on the 6-32 X a-inch mounting screw included with the sys- tem and insert it in mounting hole B at the top of the card. Attach the free ends of the 12-pin PC Mother- board power cable to the 12-pin connector on the front of the PC Motherboard. The single wire that extends from the bottom edge of the lower connector will be attached to the HDLC Card af- ter it is installed. NOTE: The other end of the PC Motherboard power cable was previously attached to the pow- er supply. Attach the free end of the keyboard interface cable to the 5-pin DIN connector on the bottom edge of the PC Motherboard. NOTE: The keyboard interface cable comes pre-routed in the equipment cabinet. The free end of the cable lies in the soffit (cable shelf), while the other end is attached to the internal side of the peripheral connector panel on the back of the cabinet. Page 3-62
INTER-TELPRACTICES IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE IN!tXALLATION Issue 1, November 1994 FIGURE 3-39. SUNTAC PC MOTHERBOARD MOUNTING DIP SWlTCHE 12-PIN CONNECTOR TO POWER SUPPLY S-PIN DIN CONNECTOR TO PROGRAMMING KEYSOARD HDLC CARD CONNECTOR MONITOR CARD CONNECTOR PR068/PR068E CARD 1 CONNECTOR - NOT CURRENTLY USED - NOT CURRENTLY USED MODEM CARD CONNECTOR ’ NOT CURRENTLY USED 1 DISK CONTROLLER CARD CONNECTOR Page 3-63
INS-TION Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TELPRACTICES IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALL4TION % MAINTENANCE PC Motherboard - VLSI Version 6.22 Install the “VLSI” version PC Motherboard as outlined in the following steps. For a drawing of the card, refer to Figure 3-40 on page 3-65. NOTE: The VLSI -PC Motherboard can only be used with HDLC Cards that have been modified and labeled I with ECN-2279 or stamped with artwork number 826.3806-1, -2, or higher. (1) Ensure that the AC POWER switch is turned OFF. NOTE: When inserting or removing the com- puter cards, the system power must be turned off to prevent damage to the cards. (2) Measure the voltage of the battery on the PC Motherboard. If the voltage is not greater than 2.4VDC, replace the onboard battery with an ex- temal battery as outlined in Inter-Tel 256/832 Tech Tip No. 0002, or return the card for repair. NOTE: If the battery is rechargeable, it must be charged for at least 48 hours before testing. (3) Check to make sure jumper straps are installed in the following locations on the card (see Figure 3-40 for card orientation): ER Pm JPl JP2 JF3 Jw JP5 JP6 JP7 JF% JF9 JPlO JPll JP12 JP14 P16 JP18 JP19 JR?0 JF21 JP22 Lo- No strap over both pins No strap No strap over both pills No strap over the top pin only (or no strap) Ova the tight two pins Over the left pin only (or no strap) Over both pins Over both pins Over both pins No strap No strap No strap No strap No strap No strap No strap Check to see that all components on the card are seated securely in their sockets and that no pins are bent. Place an “in.sulating” washer on the 6-32 x Y&inch mounting screw included with the sys- tem and insert it through the appropriate mount- ing hole at the bottom of the card (see Figure 3-40). If a spacer for the motherboard is not akady mounted on the equipment cabinet frame: Place the ~-inch spacer included with the system over the mounting screw and hold it in place while performing the next two steps. With the computer card connectors at the bottom and facing to the front, slide the PC Motherboard in through the front of the top portion of the equipment cabinet. Align the PC Motherboard over the plastic stand- ofi and snap it into place. Make sure the card is securely seated. Then, secure the screw from step 5. NOTE: If replacing an older-version PC Moth- erboard, it may be helpful to rearrange some of the plastic stand-offs for better seating. Attach the free ends of the 12-pin PC Mother- board power cable to the 12-pin connector on the front of the PC Motherboard. The single wire that extends from the bottom edge of the lower connector will be attached to the HDLC Card af- ter it is installed. NOTE: The other end of the PC Motherboard pOwer cable was previously attached to the pow- er supply. Attach the free end of the keyboard interface cable to the 5-pin DIN connector on the bottom edge of the PC Motherboard. NOTE: The keyboard interface cable comes pre-routed in the equipment cabinet. The free end of the cable lies in the soffit (cable shelf), while the other end is attached to the internal side of the peripheral connector panel on the back of the cabinet. Page 3-64
INTER-TELPRACTICES IMX/GMX 416/832 lNS’MLLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION Issue 1. November 1994 FIGURE 3-40. VLSI PC MOTHERBOARD STRAP LOCATIONS 12-PIN CONNECTOR TO POWER SUPPLY HDLC CARD / CONNECTOR MONlTOR CARD / CONNECTOR 068/PR068E CARD CONNECTOR MODEM CARD CONNECTOR NOT CURRENTLY USED DISK CONTROLLER CARD CONNECTOR NOT CURRENTLY USED NOT CURRENTLY USED 5PIN DIN CONNECTOR TO PROGRAMMING KEYBOARD Page 3-65
INSTALLATION Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TELPRACTICRS IMX/GMX 416/832 INS’IALJATION & MAJNTENANCE PC Motherboard - MXIC Version 6.23 Install the MXIC PC Motherboard as outlined in the following steps. For a drawing of the board, refer to Figure 3-41 on page 3-67. NOTE: The MXIC PC Motherboard can only be used with HDLC Cards that have been modified and labeled with ECN-2279 or stamped with artwork number 826.3806-1, -2, or higher. (1) (2) (3) (4 (5) Ensure that the system AC POWER is turned OFF. NOTE: When inserting or removing the com- puter cards, the system power must be turned off to prevent damage to the cards. Measure the voltage of the battery on the PC Motherboard. If the voltage is not greater than 2.4VDC, replace the onboard battery with an ex- ternal battery, or return the card for repair. NOTE: The battery, which is rechargeable, must be charged for at least 48 hours before testing. Check to make sure that the PC Motherboard is equipped with four SIMMs as shown in Figure 3-41. If any of the SIMMs are missing or dam- aged, contact Customer Support. Check to make sure that the CMOS discharge jumper strap (Jpl) is located over pins 1 and 2- the bottom two pins. (See Figure 3-41 for card orientation.) With the computer card connectors at the bottom and facing to the front, slide the PC Motherboard (6) 0 (8) (9) in through the front of the top portion of the equipment cabinet. Align the PC Motherboard over the plastic stand- offs and snap it into place. Make sure the card is securely seated. NOTE: If replacing an older-version FC Moth- erboard, it may bc helpful to rearrange some of the plastic stand-offs for better seating. Also, with some older equipment cabinets, it may be necessary to place one or more x-inch spacers between the motherboard and the cabinet frame. Insert the three 6-32 x y4-inch mounting screws (included with the system) through the appropri- ate mounting holes on the card (see Figure 3-41). Attach the free ends of the 12-pin PC Mother- board power cable to the 12-pin connector on the front of the PC Motherboard. The single wire that extends from the left edge of the left (PG) connector will be attached to the HDLC Card af- ter it is installed. NOTE: The other end of the PC Motherboard power cable should already be attached to the power supply. Attach the free end of the keyboard interface cable to the 5pin DIN connector on the bottom edge of the PC Motherboard. NOTE: The keyboard interface cable comes pre-routed in the equipment cabinet. The free end of the cable lies in the soffit (cable shelf), while the other end is attached to the internal side of the peripheral connector panel on the back of the cabinet. Page 3-66