Mitel Sx 200 Ml Pabx Lightware 16 Instructions Guide

							1 Introduction 
Installation Information 
Intent of this Document 
1.1 This practice describes the installation procedures for the SX-200@ ML PABX, in 
addition to the MlTEL@ peripheral equipment designed to be used with them. 
Intended Audience 
This practice is designed for MITEL-trained installation and maintenance technicians. 
The System: The 96-pot-t cabinet, consisting of a single bay, holds one Main Control 
Card II (MCC II), a Bay Control Card, a Bay Power Supply, and up to eight Peripheral 
Interface Cards. Located on the rear of the cabinet is a connector panel for serial ports, 
and the SFT (system fail transfer) control port. 
Peripheral Devices, Software and Documentation 
Peripheral Cards: Peripheral cards are either line cards (cards that provide lines for 
telephones or other peripherals) or trunk cards (cards that interface the PABX to the 
telephone company). The number and type of line and trunk cards vary with the 
operational requirements of the customer’s system. 
Software: This document describes the installation of LIGHTWARETM 16 ML software. 
Peripheral Equipment: The PABX supports such MITEL peripheral devices as 
consoles, telephones, and datasets. 
Documentation: Aset of MlTELTechnical Practices isdelivered with the L/GHTWARf 
16 ML software. 
Summary of Practice Contents 
The /rrsta//atjon /nformarion Practice provides installation procedures for the PABX 
(system, line and trunk cards, and software), and peripherals as shown in Table l-1. 
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Table l-l Installation Information 
Part 
Part 2 
Part 3 
Part 4 Title 
Contents 
Installing System 
- Equipment part numbers and outlines of 
installation procedures. 
- Prepare for installation 
Handling Printed Circuit Cards 
- Unpack and handle printed circuit cards 
- Remove and return printed circuit cards 
Installing Digital Peripheral Cards Installation of: 
and Modules 
- the Universal Card 
- the ONS, OPS, and Digital Line Cards 
- the DID Trunk Card 
- the LS/GS Trunk Card 
Part 5 Bring System into Service - the Tl -DSl Trunk Card 
- Connect cables between PABX and 
cross-connect field 
- Power up cabinet 
- install software 
Part 6 - Check system initialization 
Installing Peripheral Equipment Installation of: 
- terminals 
- printers 
- night bells 
- paging equipment 
Part 7 - Music-on-Hold equipment 
- alternate music source for ACD 
Cabling and Cross Connections - Tip and ring assignments 
- PFT connections 
- external plug and jack connections to the cross- 
connect field 
- interconnect card connections 
- USOC connector pin connections 
Appendix A Peripheral Device Connection to 
- Maximum loop lengths for peripheral device 
the Digital Line Card connection to the Digital Line Card 
How to Use this Practice 
Refer to the following charts for information on: 
l How to use this practice to install the PABX (Chart 1-l). 
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Chart l-l How to Use This Practice 
Step Action Comments 
install Equipment 
1. Refer to the appropriate part of this document 
for the PABX configuration you are installing. 
2. Consult the tables at the beginning of each The tables tell you what equipment is to be 
part. installed, and in what sequence. 
3. Follow the installation charts in the sequence 
given in the table. 
install Peripheral Equipment 
4. When the cabinet and circuit cards are 
installed, refer to the feri@era/ Devices 
Practice, for information on how to install 
optional equipment such as terminals, data 
sets, and modems. 
Cabling and Cross Connections 
5. Go to Cabling and Cross-connections chapter 
for information on tip and ring assignments, 
power fail transfer connections, backplane 
connector pinouts to the cross-connect field, 
interconnect card connections, and USOC 
connector pin designations. 
Prerequisites To Installation 
Tools Needed 
1.2 The PABX can be installed with a standard set of tools. 
Training Requirements 
Only those who have successfully completed a MITEL installation and maintenance 
training course for the SX-200 LIGHT PABX and the SX-200 ML PABX should install 
an SX-200 ML PABX. 
Referenced Documents 
The MITEL documents that are referenced in this practice are listed in Table l-2 
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Table l-2 Referenced MITEL Documents 
Practice Number Title Contains Information On 
9109-098-126-NA Peripheral Devices All peripherals, including SUPERSETTM 
telephones, consoles, datasets, and 
other devices, and the installation 
procedures for those devices 
9109-098-I 80-NA Engineering Information Configuring the system 
9109-098-210-NA Customer Data Entry (CDE) Programming the PABX when 
hardware installation is complete 
1 9109-098-350-NA 1 Troubleshooting 1 Problems during initialization 
1 1 
9109-098-351 -NA W-232 Maintenance Terminal Installing the maintenance terminal 
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9109-098-355NA Field-Replaceable Units 
I Ordering part numbers for expansion 
kits, cards, and peripherals 
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Disclaimer 
The following products have been manufacture-discontinued by Mitel. These products 
are supported but not described in SX-ZOO ML Practices: 
l SUPERSET 3TM and SUPERSET 4@ telephone sets 
l SUPERSET 3DNTM and SUPERSET 4DNTM telephone sets 
l DATASET 1101 data cartridge 
l SUPERSET DSS module. 
The following products and peripheral devices are not supported on the SX-200 ML 
PABX and are not described in SX-200 ML Practices: 
l Modem Interconnect Panel 
0 DATASET 1102 Rack-mounted Dataset 
l DATASET 2102 Rack-mounted Dataset 
l DATACABINET 9000 data cabinet 
l DATASHELF 9100 datashelf 
l ISDN Node 
. Fiber Interface Module (and associated products) 
l Peripheral Node 
l LCD Console (and Console module for Universal Card). 
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							2 Installing the System 
Installing the SX-200 ML PABX 
Introduction 
2.1 The equipment to be installed to create the system is shown in Table 2-l. Some of the 
equipment listed as requiring installation may have been shipped already installed. If 
that is the case, the equipment should be removed and reseated during the 
installation procedure. 
Table 2-l Equipment Installed in the SX-200 ML PABX 
Cabinet The cabinet is shipped preconfigured with 
- Main Control II Card 
- Bay Control Card 
- Bay Power Supply 
- 1 ML-only ONS Line Card 
- 2 ML-only Digital Line Cards 
Digital Peripheral Cards Requiring installation: 
- Universal card and modules 
- ONS Line Card 
- OPS Line Card 
- Digital Line Card 
- COV Line Card 
- LS/GS Trunk Card 
- DID Trunk Card 
- Tl-DSl Trunk Card 
Equipment Part Numbers 
The part numbers of equipment to be installed in the SX-200 ML PABX are shown in 
Table 2-2. 
Table 2-2 SX-200 ML Equipment Part Numbers 
Equipment Name 
I Part Number 
I Comments 
Cabinet and Hardware 
Cabinet 1 9400-l 00-113-NA 1 
Digital Control Cards 
Main Control II Card 
Main Control II Card 
Bay Power Supply 9109-070-000-NA with Stratum 4 clock 
9109-070-001 -NA with Stratum 3 clock 
9109-008-000-SA 115 v 
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ML 
LIGHTIMARE 16 software 
stem documentation 
Note: The SX-200 ML PABX has been evaluated and listed with Underwriter’s Laboratories lnncorpo- 
rated to their standard for safety 1459, ‘Telephone Equipment”, second edition. The denoted 
assemblies have been investigated and determined suitable for use in this product. 
Installation Charts 
Table 2-3 indicates which charts to follow in sequence to install the SX-200 ML PABX. 
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Table 2-3 Charts to Follow to Install the SX-200 ML System 
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Prepare for Installation Activity Basic Chart 
Prepare for Installation 1 Chart 2-l 
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Install Cabinet 
Unpack and Inspect Cabinet 1 x 1 Chatt2-2 1 
Open and Close Front Door 
Install Cabinet (the cabinet is pre-configured with Control cards) 
Verify Ground Connection X Chart 2-3 
X Chart 2-4 
X Chart 2-5 
Handle Printed Circuit Cards 
Unpack and Handle Printed Circuit Cards Chart 3-l 
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Remove and Repack Printed Circuit Cards 
I @ Chart 3-2 
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Install Digital Peripheral Cards 
Install Universal Card and Modules 
Install Line (ONS, OPS, COV, and Digital) and DID Trunk Cards 
Install LS/GS Trunk Card # Chart 4-l 
# Chart 4-2 
# Chart 4-3 
Install Tl -DSl Trunk Card 
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# Chart 4-4 
Put System Into Service 
Connect Cables Between System and Cross-connect Field 1 X 1 Chart5-1 1 
Install System ID Module and PCMCIA Memory Card onto the MCC II 
Cabinet Power On 
Check System Initialization X Chart 5-2 
X Chart 5-3 
X Chart 5-4 
X means: Do this chart. 
@means: Do this chart as required. 
# means: Type and number of circuit cards to be installed vary according to customer 
requirements. 
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Prepare for Installation 
2.2 When you have completed Chart 2-i you will have: 
l Made sure that the site survey information is available. 
l Made sure that the system configuration information is available. 
l Assembled the material you need for the installation. 
l Provided additional ac outlets if required. 
Chart 2-l Prepare For installation 
Step Action Comments 
Prepare For Installation 
1. Make sure all stations, trunks, and other equipment This information is usually prepared 
to be connected to the system are identified. by a customer service representative 
before installation begins. 
2. If you are following this procedure in the course of a 
system upgrade, ensure that additional ac outlets are 
provided if required. 
Refer to System Configuration 
3. Check that the quantities and types of printed circuit The Engineering hfcrmation Practice 
cards to be installed have been identified. provides configuration rules. 
4. Make sure that stations and trunks are assigned to System configuration ensures proper 
specific cards. handling and distribution of traffic. 
5. Make sure cards are assigned to specific slots in the 
cabinet. 
Prepare Support Material 
6. Make sure that all material required for the Material includes telephone sets, 
installation is available. cables, and cross-connection blocks 
Install Cabinet 
Unpack and Inspect the SX-ZOO ML Cabinet 
Chart 2-2 lists the steps required to unpack and inspect the SX-200 ML Cabinet. The 
SX-200 ML PABX is a single-cabinet system. 
When you have completed Chart 2-2: 
l The cabinet will be ready to install. 
l Other items will be set aside to be unpacked later. 
l Defective items will be repacked for return. 
CAUTION: Do not open or unpack any printed circuit board cartons at this 
time. 
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Chart 2-2 Unpack and Inspect an SX-200 ML Cabinet 
Step Action Comments 
Remove Cabinet from Carton 
1. Set aside all other packaged items for later unpacking 
and installation. 
2. Unpack carton and check contents against packing list. 
Retain some packing material in case any items are to 
be returned. 
3. Remove the cabinet from the carton. 
inspect for Transit Damage 
4. Visually check that the cabinet and all atiached 
equipment is undamaged. 
5. Open the cabinet front door. See Chart 2-3. 
6. Remove shipping braces from within cabinet. 
7. Make sure that all connector contacts are free of foreign 
matter. 
6. Remove and reseat preconfigured cards. 
9. Check that all cable connectors are seated firmly and 
are undamaged. 
10. Remove tie wrap from BPS. Tighten BPS thumbscrew. 
11. Inspect backplane for damage. 
Repack Defective Items 
12. Tag defective items, repack, and returns. 
Open and Close Cabinet Front Door 
For most card installation procedures, the front door panel of the control cabinet must 
be removed. Chart 2-3 provides instructions for removing and replacing the cabinet 
front door panel. 
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Chart 2-3 Open and Close Cabinet Front Door 
Action 
Open Cabinet Front Door 
Pry open the two latches on the right-hand side of the 
black cover panel on the front door, and swing the 
cover panel off to the left. 
Loosen the two screws under the black panel to 
release the front door panel. 
Pull the top of the front door out from the cabinet and 
lift it off the lower front cabinet rail. 
Close Cabinet Front Door 
Lower the front door panel down over the front cabinet 
rail and position it on the front of the cabinet so that the 
two screw slots are aligned. 
Tighten the two screws holding the door panel on the 
front of the cabinet. 
Place the black cover panel over the appropriate 
opening, first catching the latch on the left hand side, 
and then the two latches on the right hand side.  Step 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. Comments 
Install SX-200 ML Cabinet 
When you have completed Chart 2-4: 
l The cabinet will be in its assigned position. 
9 Power requirements will be checked. 
l The cabinet will not be plugged in. 
Note: 1. When positioning the cabinet, allow room for any PABX accessories (such as a UPS) or 
peripherals (such as a maintenance terminal). 
2, Arrange for the power requirements for these peripherals and accessories. These 
power requirements are described in the documentation provided with the items. 
3. An Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is recommended. 
Chart 2-4 Install an SX-200 Cabinet 
Step Action 
1. Position Cabinet 
Put the cabinet in its assigned position. Comments 
Equipment Location: 
The location MUST be: 
- Dry, clean, well ventilated 
- Well lit 
- Readily accessible 
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