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

							Shipping, Receiving, and Installation Information
CHART 5-11
PFT KIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - UNIVERSAL CABINET
StepAction
Comments
1.Unlock and open rear door of cabinet.
2.Attach antistatic wrist strap to your wrist andA PFT card is shown in Figure
carefully unpack PFT card(s).5-13.
3.Power down system.
4.Place PFT card into the upper position, identify Following this sequence minimizes
its two mounting holes on frame, and remove
the chance of damaging a PFT
card. Refer to Figure 5-14.
card when initially installing
self-tapping screws.
5.Insert two self-tapping screws into identified
holes, creating threads. Remove screws.
6.Install a loop start to ground start module (as
required) onto each card and attach it to the
standoffs with the screws supplied.
7.Install PFT card and secure with two
self-tapping screws.
8.Install remaining PFT cards using the above
sequence.
9.Connect the wiring harness from J13 of the
Refer to Figure 5-15.
Control Shelf backplane to J3 of the upper PFT
card.
10.If more than one card is being installed,
connect the wiring harness from J2 of the
upper card to J3 of the middle card (repeatfrom the middle card to the lower card, if
present).
11.Connect an optional remote alarmThe PFT card supplies a closed(customer-supplied) to TBI-2 and TBI-4 of
contact signal when in PFT mode.
the upper PFT card in the Control cabinet.
12.
13.Connect the ALARM pair from TBI-1 andRefer to Figure 5-15.TBI-3 of the upper card to TBI-2 and TBI-4
respectively, of the middle card (repeat from
the middle card to the lower card, if present).
Connect the Intercabinet Cable Assembly (672Do not connect the Intercabinetport) to J2 of the lower (third) PFT card in the
Cable Assembly (672 port) to J2 if
Control cabinet; in the Peripheral cabinet,there are no PFT cards in the
connect the PFT cable to J3 of the upper PFT
Peripheral cabinet.
card. Connect the wiring harness from J2 of
the upper card (if present) to J3 of the middle
card (repeat from the middle card to the lower
card, if present).
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-200-NACHART 
j-11 (CONT’D)
PFT KIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 
- UNIVERSAL CABINET
StepAction
Comments
14.Connect the ALARM pair of the IntercabinetDo not connect the intercabinetCable Assembly (672 port) to TBI-1 and 
TB’l-3 Cable Assembly (672 port) to J2 if
of the lower (third) card in the Control cabinet; there are no PFT cards in the
in the peripheral cabinet, connect thePeripheral cabinet.
Intercabinet Cable Assembly (672 port) to
TBl-2 and TBI-4 of the upper card. Connect
the ALARM pair from 
TBl-1 and TBI-3 of the
upper card to TBI-2 and 
TB’l-4 respectively,
of the middle card (repeat from the middle
card to the lower card, if present).Note:With a 
480-, 336-, or 456-port Control cabinet backplane, the PFT relays are controlled
from Bays 1 and 2. All lines and trunks through the PFT cards should originate from Bays 1
and 2, since these bays are controlled independently of the rest of the PABX when powerfails or a fault is detected. In a 672 port system, the PFT relays are controlled from the
Control backplane (Bay 0) so this restriction does not apply.Page 74 
						

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OPTIONAL 
LWGS CONVERSION MODULE FOR PFT CARD
8538E2R2Figure 5-13 Power Fail Transfer Card
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CARD
FILELOOP START
GROUND START
CONVERTER
TBlRIGHT HAND SIDE
OF CABINET
(FROM REAR)
Figure 5-14 Locating PFT Card in an SX-200 Universal Cabinet
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KAO700ROEOFigure 5-15 PFT Card Connections
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-200-NACHART 5-12
INSTALL BAY 5
StepActionComments
1.Unpack shelf. Check backplane for cracks, bent
pins, loose or missing items, and other
damage. Check hardware against packing slip.
Check fuses (if supplied).
2.Set POWER and BATTERY switches off and
remove line cords from AC outlets.
3.Unlock and open front door. Attach ground
wire to side of shelf before installing shelf into
cabinet.
4.Place shelf onto shelf guides.
5.Fasten shelf to equipment cabinet using eight
screws.
6.At rear of cabinet, on Bay 5, remove insulationRefer to Figure 4-l 1.
from terminals, and connect to terminal strips.
Connect ground wires between card files.
7.Install Surge Clamp on Bay 5. Ensure that theRefer to Figure 4-l 1.
top of the Surge Clamp is towards the top of
the shelf; its top pins plug onto pins 9 and IO.
8.Connect interconnect cable 103 to Bay 4 PI03and Bay 5 P103.
9.Connect interconnect cable 104 to Bay 4 PI04and Bay 5 P104.
10.Install printed circuit cards into shelf
Cross connect distribution frame
according to line and trunk assignments. Route according to Tables in CABLING
25-pair cables through bottom of cabinet toAND CROSS-CONNECTIONS.
distribution frame, and secure to associated
connections with cable ties.
11.Connect PCM cable PN9108-027-OOO-NAbetween 
DlCs in Bay 4, Slot 18, Jl and Bay 5,
Slot 18, J3.
12.Power up system according to “INITIAL
SYSTEM POWER-ON” chart.
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CHART 5-13
ANALOG PERIPHERAL CABINET RESERVE POWER SUPPLY INSTALLATION
WARNING
RESERVE SUPPLY IS FOR ANALOG PERIPHERAL CABINET ONLY. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CONNECT
IT TO CONTROL CABINET OR DIGITAL PERIPHERAL CABINET, WHICH REQUIRES A UPS.
CAUTION: Check that the BATTERY switch on the reserve battery pack is set to OFF. Checkthat the three switches on the battery charging unit are set to OFF.
StepAction
Comments
1.Unpack reserve power supply equipment.
2.Inspect items for damage.
3.Check items received against packing slip;Complete a damage report form,
report missing items.repack, and return damaged items.
4.Unlock and open front and rear doors of
cabinet.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.Il.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Set all power switches to OFF position.
Remove power cords from power outlets.
Locate the mounting holes for the charging
Refer to Figure 5-16.
unit on the bottom of the vertical cabinet
support bar.
Place the charging unit into position.Refer to Figure 5-16.
Secure the charging unit to the cabinet
support bar using three IO-32 screws.
Slide the reserve battery pack into the bottomCAUTION: The reserve battery
of the equipment cabinet from the front.pack weight is 57 kg (125 lb).
Care must be taken when lifting
the battery pack.
Secure the reserve battery pack to the cabinet
with four pan-head screws.
Route the Red, Black, and Green leads marked
“TO BATTERY” from the charging unit to the
battery pack.
Check that the BATTERY switch on the battery
pack is set to OFF.
Connect the Red lead to the terminal on rear
of reserve battery pack marked 
+RED.
Connect the Black lead to the terminal on rear
of reserve battery pack marked -BLACK.
Connect the Green lead to the ground screw
on the rear of the battery pack.
Route the Red, Black, and Green leads marked
‘TO POWER SUPPLY” from the charging unit to
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-200-NAStep
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.Close and lock all cabinet doors.
26.Place cabinet in final position.CHART 5-13 (CONT’D)
ANALOG PERIPHERAL CABINET RESERVE POWER SUPPLY INSTALLATION
ActionComments
Connect the Red, Black and Green leads.
Route the charging unit power lead to the
adapter, and plug the adapter into the
receptacle on the rear door power supply.
Plug system power cord into its receptacle.
On Battery Pack, set BATTERY switch to ON.
On Charging Unit, set AC switch to ON, set DC
switch to ON and set BATTERY switch to ON.
On Power Supply set CONVERTER INPUT
switch to ON.
On Maintenance Panel set SYSTEM POWER
switch to ON.Refer to Figure 5-17.
AC Power LED is on.
BATTERY CHARGING LED lights.
CONVERTER INPUT LED and
RESERVE BATTERY CONNECTEDLED light
SYSTEM POWER LED lights; Power
Supply EQUIPMENT SHELF POWER
LED lights.
CHART 5-14
INSTALL 
UNINTERRUPTABLE POWER SUPPLY (UPS)
Step
1.
2.
3.ActionComments
Unpack, and inspect the UPS.
Position the UPS near the PABX and its power
receptacle.
Install batteries and make connections, except
to plug PABX line cord into UPS, according to
manufacturer’s instructions.Currently, alarm leads from the
UPS are not connected to the UPS
connection on the Control
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							IlTLSl OS-094~ZOO-NACHART 5-17
INSTALL MAINTENANCE TERMINAL TO AN 
SX-200 CONTROL CABINET
Action
Unpack and install the maintenance terminal
(VT-100 or equivalent) in its assigned position.Connect 
;rn RS-232 cable betwetn the terminal
and the local port on the maintenance panel on
, the front of the system.
If installing a remote terminal, connect a
modem to the remote port on the maintenance
panel, or on the power distribution panel at the
lower rear of the cabinet (depending on cabinet
type) Connect another modem to the remote
terminal. Refer to Figure 4-8.
Connect the modems to each other; as required
by their installation instructions, and local
wiring requirements. Refer to Figure 5-18 and
Figure 5-l 9.
1.
Plug in line cords and turn on both modems
and the terminal.Comments
Set terminal BAUD rate to 9600.
The maximum length of theRS-232 cable is 15 m (50 
ft).Note: Connection may be made to
only one port at a time, either
local or remote, but not both.A modem may be connected to
the maintenance panel port if theswitch is set to DCE. Modems may
be interconnected through the
public switched network, on a
when required basis; however, an
auto-answer modem is then
required at the PABX.
ss:1. An RS-232 type cable that is to be permanently connected to either the local or remote
MAINTENANCE PORT connector of the maintenance panel must be a flat ribbon type toallow the front door to be closed with the cable connected. A permanently connected
cable is to be routed between the maintenance panel and the Peripheral shelf to the
back of the cabinet, and is to exit with the connectorized cables.2. LOCAL (DTE) port is designed to interface with a terminal. It is wired as a DCE port
designed to interface with a DTE device.3. REMOTE (DCE) port is designed to interface with a modem. It is wired as a DTE port
designed to interface with a DCE device.