Document Outline

• About this document
  • Subject
  • Applicable systems
  • Intended audience
  • Conventions
  • Related information
• Cabinet system equipment
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Cabinets
  • Signaling Server (for CS 1000M systems)
  • Power supplies
  • Reserve power
  • Common Equipment circuit cards and components
  • Peripheral equipment cards
  • Telephones and attendant consoles
  • Cables and wires
  • Miscellaneous items
• Chassis system equipment
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Main components of the Chassis system
• Important safety instructions
  • Contents
  • Symbols you must recognize
  • Safety instructions when installing telephone equipment
  • Safety instructions when using telephone equipment
  • Fiber-optic cable handling procedures
• Bracing against earthquakes
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Method for earthquake bracing
• Preparing for installation
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Tools checklist
  • Readiness checklist
• Installing the Cabinet system
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Installing a new Cabinet system
  • Expanding an existing system
  • Reconfiguring a system
  • Cabinet and Chassis system mix-and-match configuration
  • Expansion cabinet as a power shelf for auxiliary processors
• Installing the Chassis system
  • Contents
  • Summary of installation procedures
• Mounting the cabinets
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Earthquake bracing
  • Wall mounting
  • Floor mounting
• Mounting the chassis
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Mounting in a 480 mm (19 in.) rack/equipment cabinet
  • Wall mounting in a vertical position
  • Wall mounting in a horizontal position
• Connecting the chassis expander to the chassis
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Adding a chassis expander
• Installing the system ground
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Grounding instructions for cabinets and chassis
• Installing the power supplies for the Cabinet system
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Power supplies
• Installing and connecting reserve power supplies for the Cabinet system
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Types of reserve power
  • NTAK75 battery unit installation
  • NTAK76 battery unit installation
  • Connecting other battery backup systems
• Installing Small System Controller cards on stand-alone systems
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Installing the NTDK20 SSC card on the cabinet or chassis
• Installing fiber expansion
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Installing the NTDK20 SSC card on the Main Cabinet or Chassis
  • Installing Fiber Receiver cards on expansion cabinets and chassis
• Installing IP expansion
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Installing the NTDK20 SSC card on the Main Cabinet or Chassis
  • Installing the NTDK20 SSC card on IP expansion cabinets and chassis
• Installing optional circuit cards
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Circuit card assignments for the Chassis system
  • Circuit cards
• Installing and connecting cross-connect terminals
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Terminal block requirements
  • Installing the BIX cross-connect terminal
  • Installing the Krone Test Jack Frame for the UK
  • Connecting the cables
• Installing Power Failure Transfer Units
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • PFTU installation
• Installing and connecting SDI and Ethernet network interfaces
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Modem setup requirements
  • SDI ports
  • Installing and connecting SDI ports
  • Installing and connecting an Ethernet cable
• Starting the Chassis system
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Startup procedures
• Voice Gateway Media Card configuration
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Voice Gateway Media Card configuration on the Small System
  • Configuring Voice Gateway Media Cards on cabinets or chassis
  • Configuring IP Line data
  • Upgrading software and firmware
• Installing software
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Installing software in a new system
• Survivability
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Description
  • Configuring for Survivability
  • Retrieving Call Detail Recording records
• Connecting the telephones
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Cross-connecting telephones
  • Connecting telephones without a PFTU
  • Connecting analog 500/2500-type telephones with a PFTU
  • Connecting off-premise telephones
  • Connecting an attendant console
  • Cross-connecting terminal Digital Subscriber Loops
  • Activating telephones
• Connecting the trunks
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Connecting trunks without PFTU
  • Connecting trunks with PFTU
  • Trunk connections
  • Trunk connections (Europe)
  • Trunk connections (UK)
  • Activating a default model trunk
  • Activating a selected model trunk
• Connecting an external alarm
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Alarm port assigned in software
  • Alarm through a QUA6 PFTU
• Preprogrammed data
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Passwords and codes
  • Default numbering plan
  • Flexible Feature Codes
  • SDI ports
  • Trunk routes
  • Trunk models
  • Model telephones
• Changing preprogrammed data
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Changing the default numbering plan
  • Shifting the numbering plan to a new card slot
  • Removing numbering plan conflicts
  • Creating, changing, and removing model telephones
  • Printing model information
  • Removing model telephones
  • Creating model trunks and changing route access codes
  • Printing model information
  • Changing a route access code
• Central Answering Position
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • About the Central Answering Position
  • Key layout
  • Key expansion modules
  • Configuring your CAP
  • Logging into and out of the ACD queue
  • Using common CAP features
  • Other CAP features
• Communication protocol specifications
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • XModem protocol specifications
  • CRC protocol specifications
• Index
• Figures
  • Figure 1 NTAK11 cabinet
  • Figure 2 Cable connections
  • Figure 3 AC/DC power supply
  • Figure 4 NTAK75 battery box
  • Figure 5 NTAK76 battery box
  • Figure 6 The NTDK99 Daughterboard
  • Figure 7 The NTDK83 IP Daughterboard
  • Figure 8 The NTTK01 Daughterboard
  • Figure 9 The NTTK02 IP Daughterboard
  • Figure 10 The NTDK22 Fiber Expansion daughterboard
  • Figure 11 The NTDK24 Daughterboard
  • Figure 12 The NTDK84 Daughterboard
  • Figure 13 The NTDK85 Daughterboard
  • Figure 14 Daughterboards and security device on the NTDK20 SSC card
  • Figure 15 EMC grounding clip on the cabinet
  • Figure 16 25-pair cable connectors on the back of the chassis
  • Figure 17 Connectors on the back of the chassis
  • Figure 18 Connectors on the back of the chassis expander
  • Figure 19 Front of chassis
  • Figure 20 EMC grounding clip on the chassis
  • Figure 21 Plywood fastener locations for wood and metal stud walls, 16 inch spacing
  • Figure 22 Plywood fastener locations for wood and metal stud walls: 0.6 m (24 in.) spacing
  • Figure 23 Plywood fastener locations for concrete and masonry walls
  • Figure 24 Cable ends and fiber coupler for 100BaseF connectivity
  • Figure 25 Cable ends for 100BaseT IP connectivity
  • Figure 26 Daughterboard LEDs
  • Figure 27 EMC grounding clip for the cabinet
  • Figure 28 EMC grounding clip for the chassis
  • Figure 29 Cabinet and Chassis system mix-and-match expansion configuration
  • Figure 30 Ground/Earth connection
  • Figure 31 Expansion Cabinet end of NTDK95 cable
  • Figure 32 Faceplate on the Chassis system
  • Figure 33 Aligning the faceplate with the chassis
  • Figure 34 Fitting the front faceplate on the chassis
  • Figure 35 Pushing the faceplate down into place to align with chassis
  • Figure 36 Brackets for horizontal expansion
  • Figure 37 Unlocking the latches
  • Figure 38 Securing the cabinet to the wall
  • Figure 39 Unlocking the latches
  • Figure 40 Installing the pedestal
  • Figure 41 Mounting the cabinet on the pedestal
  • Figure 42 Typical layout for installing the chassis in a rack/equipment cabinet
  • Figure 43 Chassis guide bracket installed in a rack
  • Figure 44 Right ear bracket installed on the chassis
  • Figure 45 Chassis installed in a rack/equipment cabinet
  • Figure 46 Typical layout for installing the chassis on a wall in a vertical position
  • Figure 47 Wall bracket fastened to backboard
  • Figure 48 Chassis bracket installed on the back of the chassis
  • Figure 49 Chassis on a wall in a vertical position
  • Figure 50 Typical layout for installing the chassis on a wall in a horizontal position
  • Figure 51 Thumb screws on the wall shelf brackets
  • Figure 52 Chassis stops on the wall shelf brackets
  • Figure 53 Chassis installed on a wall in a horizontal position
  • Figure 54 The chassis and chassis expander connected with the two NTDK95 CE-MUX/DS-30X bus cables
  • Figure 55 Ground/Earth lug in the NTAK11 system cabinets
  • Figure 56 Grounding a chassis and chassis expander pair
  • Figure 57 NTBK80 grounding block
  • Figure 58 Grounding multiple pieces of equipment in a rack
  • Figure 59 Power supply location, main and expansion cabinets
  • Figure 60 NTDK70 and NTDK72 power supply switch settings
  • Figure 61 AC power cable connection
  • Figure 62 NTDK72 DC power cable connection
  • Figure 63 Power cord routing
  • Figure 64 NTAK28 Breaker Assembly location
  • Figure 65 Power connection at the NTAK28 breaker assembly
  • Figure 66 NTAK75 battery backup: top view
  • Figure 67 Cable connections
  • Figure 68 Mounting the NTAK76 battery unit to the wall
  • Figure 69 Jumper connections
  • Figure 70 Power cord routing
  • Figure 71 NTAK28 breaker assembly location
  • Figure 72 NTAK28 circuit breaker assembly
  • Figure 73 Location of software daughterboard and security device on the NTDK20 SSC card
  • Figure 74 Location of software daughterboard and security device on the NTDK20 SSC card
  • Figure 75 NTDK22 single-port Fiber Expansion daughterboard
  • Figure 76 NTDK84 dual-port Fiber Expansion daughterboard, 10 m (33 ft)
  • Figure 77 Cabinet or chassis assignments for dual-port daughterboards
  • Figure 78 Plastic fiber cable connection on dual-port daughterboard
  • Figure 79 Fiber-optic cable connection
  • Figure 80 Glass fiber-optic cable connection on dual-port daughterboard
  • Figure 81 Cable Routing Guide under main cabinet
  • Figure 82 Plastic fiber-optic connection on Fiber Receiver card
  • Figure 83 Glass fiber-optic connection on Fiber Receiver card
  • Figure 84 Fiber Receiver card in slot 0 of the fiber expansion cabinet
  • Figure 85 Location of software daughterboard and security device on the NTDK20 SSC card
  • Figure 86 SSC card with 100BaseT daughterboard installed
  • Figure 87 EMC grounding clip for the cabinet
  • Figure 88 EMC grounding clip for the chassis
  • Figure 89 Cable Routing Guide under main cabinet
  • Figure 90 NTTK02 dual-port 100BaseF daughterboard
  • Figure 91 Cable ends and fiber coupler
  • Figure 92 Antistatic wrist strap
  • Figure 93 Circuit card assignments in the chassis
  • Figure 94 Circuit card assignments in the chassis expander
  • Figure 95 Set the jumpers
  • Figure 96 OPS analog line card: jumper block locations
  • Figure 97 OPS analog line card cross-connections
  • Figure 98 Fiber Expansion Daughterboards on the NTDK20 SSC card
  • Figure 99 Fiber Optic Cable Connection (A0632902 cable shown) new illustration required
  • Figure 100 48-port Digital Line Card
  • Figure 101 Typical BIX cross-connect terminal layout for the Cabinet system
  • Figure 102 Typical BIX cross-connect terminal layout for the Chassis system
  • Figure 103 25-pair cable on three Krone strips
  • Figure 104 Typical Krone cross connect terminal layout for the Cabinet system
  • Figure 105 Typical Krone cross-connect terminal layout for the Chassis system
  • Figure 106 Cable connectors in a system cabinet
  • Figure 107 Cable connectors on the back of the chassis
  • Figure 108 AUX cable connector
  • Figure 109 Cross connections record
  • Figure 110 J1 cable labels
  • Figure 111 Auxiliary port location on cabinet
  • Figure 112 Auxiliary connector on chassis
  • Figure 113 Power fail transfer
  • Figure 114 NTBK48 port 0 signal leads
  • Figure 115 NTBK48 Ports 1 and 2 signal leads
  • Figure 116 Modem eliminator connections and designations
  • Figure 117 SDI cable connection on the cabinet
  • Figure 118 SDI cable connection on the chassis
  • Figure 119 SDI cable connection on the fiber expansion cabinet
  • Figure 120 SDI cable connection on the fiber expansion chassis
  • Figure 121 Ethernet port location on the cabinet
  • Figure 122 J7 Jumper Plug location on NTDK20 SSC card
  • Figure 123 Connector J7
  • Figure 124 Ethernet connection
  • Figure 125 Ethernet cable inserted into an industry-standard MAU
  • Figure 126 Power connector on the back of the chassis
  • Figure 127 OTM 2.2 primary and secondary IP addresses
  • Figure 128 Element Manager LAN configuration
  • Figure 129 Flow of data during a Small System SYSLOAD
  • Figure 130 PC Card slot location
  • Figure 131 Small System Survivability
  • Figure 132 Display telephone
  • Figure 133 SWP command operation
  • Figure 134 RES command
  • Figure 135 RIB command
  • Figure 136 NE-500/2500-type telephone cross-connections
  • Figure 137 Meridian Digital Telephone cross-connections
  • Figure 138 NT1R20 Off-Premise Protection Module connections
  • Figure 139 Attendant console connections
  • Figure 140 Contacts in PFTU
  • Figure 141 Default M2216 or 2616 CAP model
  • Figure 142 Optional key expansion module
  • Figure 143 Key expansion module connections (bottom view)
• Tables
  • Table 1 Meridian 1 systems to CS 1000M systems
  • Table 2 Common equipment packs supported in Cabinet system IP cabinets
  • Table 3 Multi and Single-mode glass optical cable requirements for distances up to 3 km (1.8 mi)
  • Table 4 Cabinet system miscellaneous cables and wires
  • Table 5 AC power cord kits
  • Table 6 Power supply DIP switch settings
  • Table 7 Asia Pacific/CALA power supply DIP switch settings
  • Table 8 Europe power supply DIP switch settings
  • Table 9 North American power supply DIP switch settings
  • Table 10 Chassis system cable kits
  • Table 11 AC power cord kits
  • Table 12 Multi and Single-mode glass optical cable requirements for distances up to 3 km (1.8 mi)
  • Table 13 Chassis system miscellaneous cables and wires
  • Table 14 Comparison of Chassis and Cabinet systems
  • Table 15 Backboard size limits
  • Table 16 Stud spacing
  • Table 17 Hardware recommendations
  • Table 18 Maximum wall heights for stud sizes, 0.4 m (16 in.) spacing
  • Table 19 Maximum wall heights for stud sizes: 0.6 m (24 in.) spacing
  • Table 20 Region-specific grounding wire requirements
  • Table 21 DC power requirements
  • Table 22 Fiber Expansion daughterboards and Fiber Receiver cards
  • Table 23 Switch settings (Ports 0 and 1)
  • Table 24 Switch settings (Ports 2 and 3)
  • Table 25 Jumper settings
  • Table 26 NT8D14 Universal Trunk: modes and option settings
  • Table 27 NT8D15 E and M Trunk card option settings
  • Table 28 OPS analog line card configuration
  • Table 29 AUX cable terminations for the Cabinet system
  • Table 30 AUX cable terminations for the Chassis system
  • Table 31 Control and power connections on cable J1
  • Table 32 PFTU control lead signals
  • Table 33 Modem problems
  • Table 34 Default port configuration for the NTDK20 SSC card
  • Table 35 NTAK02 pinouts: Port 0 at the cross-connect terminal
  • Table 36 NTAK02 connections at the cross-connect terminal: Port 1
  • Table 37 NTAK02 connections at the cross-connect terminal: Port 2
  • Table 38 NTAK02 connections at the cross-connect terminal: Port 3
  • Table 39 Setup (keys and functions)
  • Table 40 HP700/32 setup values
  • Table 41 VT420 setup values
  • Table 42 VT220 setup values
  • Table 43 LD 56: Flexible Survivable Dial Tone
  • Table 44 SDI port numbering
  • Table 45 Terminal number assignments: Main and Expansion Cabinets 1 and 2
  • Table 46 Terminal number assignments: Expansion Cabinets 3 and 4
  • Table 47 Terminal Number assignments: Chassis and chassis expander
  • Table 48 Power Failure Transfer Unit connections
  • Table 49 Cable Pair Color Combinations
  • Table 50 Telephone tones
  • Table 51 Telephone tones for Germany
  • Table 52 Power Failure Transfer Unit connections
  • Table 53 NT8D14 Universal Trunk: modes and option settings
  • Table 54 NT8D14 Universal Trunk connections
  • Table 55 NT8D15 E and M Trunk card
  • Table 56 E and M TIE trunk card (2-wire)
  • Table 57 E and M 2-wire Type 2
  • Table 58
  • Table 59 E and M TIE trunk card (4-wire)
  • Table 60
  • Table 61 E and M TIE trunk card (4-wire)
  • Table 62 E and M 2280 Hz TIE trunk connections
  • Table 63 E and M 2-wire Recorded Announcement trunk connections
  • Table 64 E and M 2-wire Music trunk connections
  • Table 65 Central Office and Direct Inward Dial trunk connection
  • Table 66 Central Office trunk connections
  • Table 67 NT5K17 DID cross-connect terminations
  • Table 68 NT5K18 Exchange line trunk card cross-connect terminations
  • Table 69 NT5K19 2W paging mode terminations
  • Table 70 NT5K19 2W Type 1 mode terminations
  • Table 71 NT5K19 4W Type 1 mode terminations
  • Table 72 NT5K19 AC15 mode pair terminations
  • Table 73 NT5K19 Recorded Announcement mode pair terminations
  • Table 74 AC and DC capacities
  • Table 75 Power Failure Transfer Unit connections
  • Table 76 Passwords and codes
  • Table 77 Default numbering plan: First digit
  • Table 78 Default numbering plan: important extension numbers
  • Table 79 Extensions assigned to card slots in the main cabinet
  • Table 80 Extensions assigned to card slots in Expansion Cabinet 1
  • Table 81 Extensions assigned to card slots in Expansion Cabinet 2
  • Table 82 Extensions assigned to card slots in Expansion Cabinet 3
  • Table 83 Extensions assigned to card slots in Expansion Cabinet 4
  • Table 84 Extensions assigned to card slots in the chassis and chassis expander
  • Table 85 Main cabinet default DN assignments
  • Table 86 Expansion Cabinet 1 default DN assignments
  • Table 87 Expansion Cabinet 2 default DN assignments
  • Table 88 Expansion Cabinet 3 default DN assignments
  • Table 89 Expansion Cabinet 4 default DN assignments
  • Table 90 Default DN assignments for the chassis and chassis expander
  • Table 91 Default DN assignments for the chassis and chassis expander (Germany)
  • Table 92 Flexible Feature Codes
  • Table 93 Preconfigured SDI ports
  • Table 94 ESDI settings
  • Table 95 Preprogrammed trunk route information
  • Table 96 Trunk model information
  • Table 97 Class of Service options: analog telephones
  • Table 98 Class of Service options: digital telephones
  • Table 99 Class of Service Options: ACD telephones
  • Table 100 M2008 model 99
  • Table 101 M2616 model 99
  • Table 102 M2616 and 2216 CAP telephone model 60
  • Table 103 M2317 model 20
  • Table 104 Default features available using M2317 model 20 softkeys
  • Table 105 M2317 model 25
  • Table 106 Default features available using M2317 model 25 softkeys
  • Table 107 M2009 model 21
  • Table 108 M2009 model 26
  • Table 109 M2112 model 22
  • Table 110 M2112 model 27
  • Table 111 M2018 model 24
  • Table 112 M2018 model 29
  • Table 113 Analog (500/2500-type) telephone models
  • Table 114 Hotel and motel models
  • Table 115 Health care telephone models
  • Table 116 M2006 General business telephone models
  • Table 117 M2006 model 40
  • Table 118 M2006 model 41
  • Table 119 M2006 model 50
  • Table 120 M2008 General business telephone models
  • Table 121 M2008 Two-line general business telephone models
  • Table 122 M2008 Manager telephone models
  • Table 123 M2008 model 40
  • Table 124 M2008 model 41
  • Table 125 M2008 model 50
  • Table 126 M2008 model 51
  • Table 127 M2008 model 52
  • Table 128 M2008 model 53
  • Table 129 M2008 Message center telephone models
  • Table 130 M2216 ACD telephone models
  • Table 131 M2616 Secretary telephone models
  • Table 132 M2616 Advanced telephone models
  • Table 133 M2616 Manager telephone models
  • Table 134 M2616 model 40
  • Table 135 M2616 model 50
  • Table 136 M2616 model 51
  • Table 137 M2616 Message center telephone models
  • Table 138 Design model telephones
  • Table 139 CAP features versus M2250 features
• Procedures
  • Procedure 1 Earthquake bracing method
  • Procedure 2 New system installation
  • Procedure 3 Adding expansion cabinets to an existing system
  • Procedure 4
  • Procedure 5
  • Procedure 6 Adding an expansion cabinet as a stand-alone power shelf
  • Procedure 7 Mounting the cabinet on a wall
  • Procedure 8 Mounting the cabinet on the floor
  • Procedure 9 Installing the chassis in a 480 mm (19 in.) rack/equipment cabinet
  • Procedure 10 Installing the chassis on a wall in a vertical position
  • Procedure 11 Installing the chassis on a wall in a horizontal position
  • Procedure 12 Adding a chassis expander
  • Procedure 13 Grounding the cabinets or chassis
  • Procedure 14 Earthing the cabinets or chassis (UK)
  • Procedure 15 Installing the AC power supply
  • Procedure 16 Installing the DC power supply
  • Procedure 17 Installing the NTAK75 battery unit
  • Procedure 18 Installing the NTAK76 battery unit
  • Procedure 19 Installing other battery systems
  • Procedure 20 Installing the software daughterboard and security device
  • Procedure 21 Installing the software daughterboard and security device
  • Procedure 22 Installing the single-port Fiber Expansion daughterboards on the SSC card
  • Procedure 23 Installing the dual-port Fiber Expansion daughterboards on the SSC card
  • Procedure 24 Installing the A0632902 10m plastic fiber-optic cable
  • Procedure 25 Installing glass fiber-optic cable
  • Procedure 26 Installing the Fiber Receiver card
  • Procedure 27 Installing the software daughterboard and security device
  • Procedure 28 Installing the 100BaseT daughterboards on the SSC card
  • Procedure 29 Installing the 100BaseF IP expansion daughterboard on the SSC card on the Main Cabinet or Chassis
  • Procedure 30 Installing the NTAK02 circuit card
  • Procedure 31 Installing the Universal Trunk card
  • Procedure 32 Installing the E and M Trunk card
  • Procedure 33 Installing the XMFR card
  • Procedure 34 Installing the XMFC card
  • Procedure 35 Installing the OPS analog line card
  • Procedure 36 NTDK20 SSC installation
  • Procedure 37 Installing the NTDK16 48-port Digital Line Card
  • Procedure 38 Installing the NT8D02 circuit card
  • Procedure 39 Installing the BIX cross-connect terminal
  • Procedure 40 Installing the Krone Test Jack Frame (UK)
  • Procedure 41 Connecting the cables for the Cabinet system
  • Procedure 42 Connecting the cables for the Chassis system
  • Procedure 43 Installing the PFTU
  • Procedure 44 Connecting SDI ports on the SSC card
  • Procedure 45 Connecting SDI ports to the Fiber Receiver card
  • Procedure 46 Setting up the terminal
  • Procedure 47 Connecting the Ethernet cable to the Cabinet system
  • Procedure 48 Connecting the Ethernet cable to the Chassis system
  • Procedure 49 Startup procedure for a new system installation, using the Small System Controller card
  • Procedure 50 Startup procedure for a previously installed system
  • Procedure 51 Configuring the ELAN network interface IP address for the Small System active ELNK Ethernet interface on the Main Cabinet or Chassis, if not already defined
  • Procedure 52 Configuring the ELAN network interface IP address for the Small System active ELNK Ethernet interface for an IP Expansion Cabinet or Chassis
  • Procedure 53 Installing software
  • Procedure 54 Installing software for IP expansion, using the preprogrammed software daughterboard
  • Procedure 55 Installing software for IP expansion, using a PC Card
  • Procedure 56 Configuring for Survivability: new system
  • Procedure 57 Configuring dedicated DID/DOD trunks for Survivability
  • Procedure 58 Configuring analog CO trunks for Survivability
  • Procedure 59 Configuring multiple, public-exchange Listed Directory Numbers (LDN) for Survivability
  • Procedure 60 Verifying the operation of a VGMC in an IP Expansion Cabinet or Chassis in survival mode
  • Procedure 61 CDR retrieval using XModem
  • Procedure 62 Cross-connecting telephones
  • Procedure 63 Connecting telephones without a PFTU
  • Procedure 64 Connecting 500/2500-type telephones with a PFTU
  • Procedure 65 Connecting an off-premise telephone
  • Procedure 66 Connecting attendant console
  • Procedure 67 Activating a default model telephone with a character display
  • Procedure 68 Activating a default model telephone without a character display
  • Procedure 69 Activating a customized telephone
  • Procedure 70 Activating a customized telephone
  • Procedure 71 Connecting trunks without PFTU
  • Procedure 72 Connecting trunks with PFTU
  • Procedure 73 Activating a default model trunk
  • Procedure 74 Activating a selected model trunk
  • Procedure 75 Installing an alarm using an alarm port
  • Procedure 76 Meridian Mail Administration Account configuration
  • Procedure 77 Changing the first number in the numbering plan
  • Procedure 78 Determining the extension number
  • Procedure 79 Shifting the first number in the numbering plan to a different card slot
  • Procedure 80 Changing a route access code
  • Procedure 81 Installing a key expansion module
  • Procedure 82 Removing a key expansion module
  • Procedure 83 Adding a person to a call
  • Procedure 84 Making a Direct Station Select call
  • Procedure 85 Making an internal call
  • Procedure 86 Displaying CAP information
  • Procedure 87 Making the CAP appear busy
  • Procedure 88 Adding a person to a call
  • Procedure 89 Overriding a busy signal and connecting to a call
  • Procedure 90 Parking a call on the System Park extension
  • Procedure 91 Parking a call on an extension other than the System Park extension
  • Procedure 92 Retrieving a parked call
  • Procedure 93 Removing privacy from a line
  • Procedure 94 Transferring a call without consultation
  • Procedure 95 Transferring a call with consultation