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Glossary 151
PCI Express — A modification to the PCI interface that
boosts the data transfer rate between the processor and
the devices attached to it. PCI Express can transfer data at
speeds from 250 MB/sec to 4 GB/sec. If the PCI Express
chip set and the device are capable of different speeds,
they will operate at the slower speed.
PCMCIA — Personal Computer Memory Card
International Association — The organization that
establishes standards for PC Cards.
PIO — programmed input/output — A method of
transferring data between two devices through the
processor as part of the data path.
pixel — A single point on a display screen. Pixels are
arranged in rows and columns to create an image. A video
resolution, such as 800 x 600, is expressed as the number
of pixels across by the number of pixels up and down.
Plug-and-Play — The ability of the computer to
automatically configure devices. Plug and Play provides
automatic installation, configuration, and compatibility
with existing hardware if the BIOS, operating system, and
all devices are Plug and Play compliant.
POST — power-on self-test — Diagnostics programs,
loaded automatically by the BIOS, that perform basic tests
on the major computer components, such as memory, hard
drives, and video. If no problems are detected during POST,
the computer continues the start-up.
processor — A computer chip that interprets and executes
program instructions. Sometimes the processor is referred
to as the CPU (central processing unit).
PS/2 — personal system/2 — A type of connector for
attaching a PS/2-compatible keyboard, mouse, or keypad.
PXE — pre-boot execution environment — A WfM
(Wired for Management) standard that allows networked
computers that do not have an operating system to be
configured and started remotely.
R
RAID — redundant array of independent disks — A
method of providing data redundancy. Some common
implementations of RAID include RAID 0, RAID 1,
RAID 5, RAID 10, and RAID 50.
RAM — random-access memory — The primary
temporary storage area for program instructions and data.
Any information stored in RAM is lost when you shut
down your computer.
readme file — A text file included with a software package
or hardware product. Typically, readme files provide
installation information and describe new product
enhancements or corrections that have not yet been
documented.
read-only — Data and/or files you can view but cannot
edit or delete. A file can have read-only status if:
• It resides on a physically write-protected floppy disk,
CD, or DVD.
• It is located on a network in a directory and the
system administrator has assigned rights only to
specific individuals.
refresh rate — The frequency, measured in Hz, at which
your screen's horizontal lines are recharged (sometimes
also referred to as its vertical frequency). The higher the
refresh rate, the less video flicker can be seen by the
human eye.
resolution — The sharpness and clarity of an image
produced by a printer or displayed on a monitor. The
higher the resolution, the sharper the image.
RFI — radio frequency interference — Interference that
is generated at typical radio frequencies, in the range of
10 kHz to 100,000 MHz. Radio frequencies are at the
lower end of the electromagnetic frequency spectrum and
are more likely to have interference than the higher
frequency radiations, such as infrared and light.
ROM — read-only memory — Memory that stores data
and programs that cannot be deleted or written to by the
computer. ROM, unlike RAM, retains its contents after
you shut down your computer. Some programs essential to
the operation of your computer reside in ROM.
RPM — revolutions per minute — The number of
rotations that occur per minute. Hard drive speed is often
measured in rpm.
RTC — real time clock — Battery-powered clock on the
system board that keeps the date and time after you shut
down the computer.
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Tabla de contenidos

Communication Server 1000E

1

Page 4 of 466 Contents

4

Contents Page 5 of 466

5

Page 6 of 466 Contents

6

Contents Page 9 of 466

9

Installing Line cards and

10

Contents Page 11 of 466

11

Page 12 of 466 Contents

12

List of Procedures

13

Revision history

21

How to get help

23

Finding the latest updates

25

System information

27

Applicable systems

28

Conventions

28

Related information

28

Safety instructions

31

Lifting system equipment

32

Handling circuit cards

32

Installing telephones

33

Using telephones

33

Installation summary

35

Installation tasks

36

System components

39

Figure 1

44

CS 1000E CP PM Call Server

44

Figure 2

45

CP-PM Faceplate Components

47

Figure 4

50

CP PM Call Server software

51

Figure 6

56

CD-ROM and floppy

56

CP PM Signaling Server

57

Media Gateway Controller

58

MC32S Media Card

59

Media Card

59

CAUTION — Damage to Equipment

62

19-inch Rack Mount Kit

70

BayStack 470 Switch

71

BayStack 460 Layer 2 switch

73

MRV Terminal Server

73

19-inch rack

75

System cables

75

Uninterruptible Power Supply

78

Rack-mounting the components

81

Lifting system components

82

Media Gateway Expander

84

Use two screws on

89

Installing system grounds

91

Installing a ground bar

92

Figure 22

99

Grounding equipment in the UK

100

Contents

101

Introduction

101

Installing the cards

104

Installing the MGC card

105

Installing the CP PM card

106

Cabling the cards

107

MGC Ethernet Capabilities

108

MG 1000E

108

Figure 24

109

MGC faceplate

109

Figure 25

110

Figure 26

111

Elan connections (MGC)

111

Figure 27

112

Expansion

115

Installing the software

118

Test the CP PM Call Server

133

Make the system redundant

134

**** Exit the program

135

(see Table 13)

144

Rebooting the MGC

149

Loadware upgrade

149

Call Server

151

Checking PTY status

159

Configuring Tone Detectors

165

Logging in to Element Manager

165

Figure 53

167

The Element Manager login

167

End of Procedure

167

Signaling Server

168

IP telephony node

170

Performing a datadump

170

Installing a Signaling Server

173

Readiness checklist

175

Connections

179

Figure 58

181

Before you begin

189

Commissioning (NN43001-313)

217

(NN43001-313)

222

Configuring the IPMG

239

Configuring conference TDS

243

Element Manager

245

ZONE 004

249

Connecting an IR-8020M-101

251

Terminal Server

251

Configuring a Terminal Server

253

CS 1000E Call Server

257

CS 1000E COM port types

263

Setting the TTY terminal port

280

Figure 121

281

VT220 setup values

281

MG 1000E SDI connection

282

Controlling the baud rate

283

BayStack 470 SDI connection

285

Media Card SDI connection

285

IMPORTANT!

288

553-CSE9032

289

Antistatic

291

Connecting a trunk

292

Trunk connections (Europe)

298

Trunk connections (UK)

308

Verifying trunk functionality

316

Installing and configuring a

317

Voice Gateway Media Card

317

Configuring a card

319

Figure 132

325

VGW channels list

325

Saving configuration changes

327

Installing a CompactFlash

328

Eject button

331

Figure 141

333

Figure 142

334

Verifying a card

336

Disabling a card

344

Disabling a card unit

345

Enabling a card

346

Enabling a card unit

347

Verifying functionality

348

Upgrading loadware

348

Terminal block requirements

350

Media Gateway

351

Media Gateway Expansion

351

Figure 151

353

Figure 158

367

Element Manager login

367

Slot 0 - SSC

381

Cross-connecting telephones

382

553-8349.EPS

383

553-8350.EPS

384

DANGER OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

385

553-8351.EPS

387

553-8352.EPS

388

Installing and configuring

391

Nortel IP Phones

391

(NN43100-500)

408

Installer passwords

414

(power over LAN)

418

Figure 177

420

Nortel IP Phone connections

420

DHCP parameters

427

Using Set-Based Installation

430

Upgrading firmware

436

Power Fail Transfer Unit

437

NTAK1104

439

Figure 181

442

Power fail transfer

442

Figure 182

445

Connecting a trunk to a PFTU

448

Basic system configuration

457

Flow charts

458

Figure 184

459

Figure 185

460

Configuration Record

460

Figure 186

461

Customer Data Block

461

TN assignment

462

Implementation summary

463





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