Mitel SX 200 DIGITAL Pabx Shipping, Receiving, And Installation Information Manual

							Shipping, Receiving, and Installation Information
CHART 5-23
INSTALL A MAIN CONTROL CARD
CAUTION: Always wear a properly grounded antistatic wrist strap when handling a printed
circuit board (pcb); the PABX #6 AWG ground wire must be correctly connected to
an approved ground as described in the installation manual.
CAUTION: Remove conductive articles such as rings and watches before handling the Main
Control Card (MCC).CAUTION: Hold a pcb by its non-conductive edges, and avoid touching the components or
conducting surfaces, except when seating connectors.
CAUTION: Never place a pcb onto a metallic or conductive surface; only place a pcb onto its
antistatic bag, which has been placed onto a clean flat area.
StepAction
Comments
MODULE INSTALLATION
1.Verify that the antistatic wrist strap is correctlyThe PABX must be properly
connected to the PABX, and that the PABX isgrounded for the wrist strap to be
correctly grounded; then attach the strap toeffective.
your wrist.
2.Unpack the Main Control Card (MCC) from its
packing box and antistatic bag; place the MCCcomponent side up onto the bag on top of the
PABX or any nearby firm surface. Do not place
it onto a deformable surface since the pcb may
bend as pressure is applied to seat the
connectors.
3.Verify that the jumpers are correctly positionedNotes: Only Revision 3 and 4
on the MCC and that the 
Sl switches are set to MCCs require properly installed
the OFF or OPEN position (refer to Figure 5-29).jumpers. For 672-port systems,WI must be in the upper position
and W2 must be in the left
position (opposite to that shown
in Figure 5-31). Remove all
4.jumpers from Revision A 
MCCs.
Install the plastic standoffs into the MCC (where
required to mate with the modules). Do not
attempt to install standoffs into holes that are
obstructed by components or wire.
5.Unpack the memory module and place it onto
the MCC; press its connector into place with
the palm of your hand, press the standoffs into
place, then reseat the connector.
6.Unpack the DX module and place it onto the
672 port systems use a Switch
MCC; press each connector into place with the
Matrix Card instead of a DX
palm of your hand, press the standoffs intomodule.
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-200-NACHART 5-23 (CONT’D)
INSTALL A MAIN CONTROL CARD
StepAction
Comments
7.Install the Decryption module; there are no
standoffs for it.
8
1.
2.
3.
Install a Tl Clock Module.Refer to Figure 5-30.
MODULE REMOVAL 
- Read this BEFORE
attempting to remove modules
Pop the module pcb from the standoffs byThis “pinching action” avoids
applying pressure with your thumb onto thebending the pcb any more than is
short portion of the standoff projecting throughnecessary to release it from thethe hole in the module, while pinching with one standoff.
or two fingers on the opposite side of the
module right near the standoff.
Carefully separate the connectors by applying
pressure at each end of connector; lift the
module from the MCC. DO NOT BEND OR FLEX
the module by pulling up on the corners.DO NOT USE a screwdriver or any similar
object to pry the modules away from the MCC;
damage to components or pcb tracks may
result.CHART 5-24
INSTALL A 
Tl TRUNK CARD - INCLUDING ADAPTER AND Tl CLOCK MODULE
StepActionComments
1.With system power off, install the Tl Clock Wear an anti-static wrist strap and
Module onto the Main Controlfollow all pcb handling procedures.Card; refer to Chart 5-23 and Figure 5-30.
2.While wearing an anti-static wrist strap,
The first Tl Trunk Card of a Bay must
unpack the 
Tl Trunk Card and insert it into be installed into slot 6; in a COMBO
its designated upper slot within a digitalBay 2, it must be slot 4.
peripheral bay.
3.At the backplane connector associatedwith the 
Tl Trunk card slot, install a Tl
Adapter Card.Refer to Figure 5-32.
4.Attach the Tl Trunk Adapter Cable to theRefer to Figure 5-33.
Tl Adapter Card.
5.Connect the Tl Trunk Cable to the Tl
Trunk Adapter Cable and to the Channel
Service Unit.
6.Install the cable adapter to the side of theRefer to Figure 5-33.
cabinet with two self-tapping screws (and
external tooth washers).
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							Shipping, Receiving, and Installation InformationDECRYPTIONMODULE
KAOCWEOAOFigure 5-29 Installation of Modules onto an MCC
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-200-NA
0Attach wrist strap
@ At top front of card, locate
connector 54; remove the jumper
clip from within the connector.
0Place the standoffs into theTl clock module, flanged end.
Place themodule
overJ4 an
holes, and press into place,applying gentle even
pressure over connector 
- DO NOT BEND OR FLEX PCB.
0Press standoffs into place also.
KAO65lEOR
Figure 5-30 Installation of a Tl Clock Module onto an MCC
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							SECTION MITL9109-094~ZOO-NATl TRUNK CABLE
TO CHANNEL SERVICE
0c-- CABINET
SIDE RAIL
Tl ADAPTER
CABLE ASSEMBLY
UNITTl
ADAhER CARD
KA0653EZRZ ,
Figure 5-32 Installation of a 
Tl Adapter Cable Assembly
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							Shipping, Receiving, and Installation Information2 Replace the screws and
washers with the hex slotted
standoffs in the kit. Do not
place a washer under the
standoff. Tighten the standoffs
with a screwdriver, firm
but do not overtighten.1 Remove the 
stxews and
metal cable strain relief,
CAUTION: care must be
taken not to remove the
connector plastic shroud.
3 Plug the Tl Adapter Card into the
Backplane connector. Fasten the
card using the two screws and the
washers in the kit.
KAO652ElR’Figure 5-33 Installation of a 
Tl Adapter Card onto a Backplane
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							SECTION MITLSI 09-094-200-NACHART 5-25
INSTALLATION OF MODEM POOLING ON AN SX-200 DIGITAL PABX
StepActionComments
For rack mounted 
DATASET 2102
1.Install the rack mounted data sets as
required.Refer to Figure 5-34.
2.
3.Install a Modem Interconnect Panel.
Connect a Modem Adapter to the RS-232
port on the 
DATASET 2102.
4.Connect the Modem to the Modem
Adapter with an RS-232 cable.
5.Connect the Modem LINE plug to the
FROM MODEM jack of the Modem
Interconnect Panel.
6.
7.Connect the DATASET plug of theThe Teledapt jacks are paired, one
DATASET 2102 to the TO DATASET plug ofabove the other; each Data Set must
the Modem Interconnect Panel (required ifhave its associated Modem connected
the 
MI/MIC leads are used).to the jack above its connection.
Connect the Modem Interconnect PanelThe 25-pair cable from the
and the DATASHELF 9100 25-pair cables toDATASHELF 9100 connects to the
the MDF, and cross-connect as required.assigned Digital Line Cards; the
25-pair cable from the Modem
Interconnect Panel connects to the
assigned ONS ports.
For Standalone 
DATASET 2103 (Desk-top)
1.Connect a Modem Adapter to the DATASET Refer to Figure 5-35.
2103 RS-232 port.
2.Connect the Modem to the Modem
Adapter with an RS-232 cable.
3.Connect the Modem LINE plug to the
DATASET 2103 PHONE jack.The Modem tip and ring leads pass
through the DATASET 2103 directly to
an ONS line card. The Ml and MIC
leads from the 
DATASET 2103 go to
the Modem on the second pair of the
cable (black and yellow).
4.Connect the DATASET 2103 LINE connector The Data Tip and Ring leads connect
to the MDF for connection to the PABX.to a Digital Line Card; the Voice Tip
and Ring leads connect to an ONS
Line card.
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							Shipping, Receiving, and installation Information
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VOICE PATH 
- RED/GREENMI/MIC - BLACKIYELLOW
KA0723EOROFigure 5-34 Modem Pooling with a Standalone 
DATASET
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-200-NA4-WIRE TELEPHONE LINE
CORDRACK MOUNTED
DATASET4-WIRE TELEPHONE LINE CORD
FOR 
MI/MIC (BLK/V)TO id PAIR
CABLE 
IVIASHELF) TO
DIGITAL
LINE CARDFROM MODEMII
Jl TO ONS
LINE CARD
TO 
DATASET
KA0722ROEOFigure 5-35 Modem Pooling with Rack Mounted 
DATASET and Modem Interconnect Panel
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