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Installation Manual

3. Installation

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3-8: Patch Cable for 42 Spans

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To connect the E1/T1 trunk interfaces:

1.

Prepare a SCSI cable of suitable length to connect between RTM-8410 housed in Slot
1 and the PBX/PSTN switch. The connector at the RTM-8410 end of the cable should
be wired as shown in the tables below (one cable for the 100-pin connector and a
second cable for the 68-pin connector).

2.

For 42 and 84 spans configuration:

a.

Attach the Trunk cable with a 100-pin male SCSI connector to the 100-pin female
SCSI connector labeled

T1/E1 Trunks 1 to 25

.

b.

Attach the Trunk cable with a 68-pin male SCSI connector to the 68-pin female
SCSI connector labeled

T1/E1 Trunks 26 to 42

.

c.

For trunks 43 to 84, repeat steps a and b, but for the RTM-8410 housed in Slot 4.

3.

For 16-spans configuration:

attach the Trunk cable with a 100-pin male SCSI

connector to the 100-pin female SCSI connector labeled

T1/E1 Trunks 1 to 16

.

4.

Connect the other end of the Trunk cables to the PBX/PSTN switch.

Note:

For RTM-8410 in Slot 4, ignore the trunk numbers printed on the two SCSI
connectors.

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Summary of Contents for IPmedia 3000

Page 1: ...Document LTRT 94704 July 20009 Installation Manual Version 5 8...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...er Entry Modules 38 2 9 1 2 AC Power Supply Modules 40 2 9 2 DC Power System 41 2 9 2 1 DC Power Entry Module 42 2 9 2 2 DC Power Supply Modules 44 3 Installation 45 3 1 Unpacking and Checking Package...

Page 4: ...bps Optical SFP Transceiver Modules Only 6310 Blades 75 5 Assigning an IP Address 77 5 1 Assigning an IP Address to IPmedia 3000 and Media 3000 Simplex 77 5 1 1 Assigning an IP Address using HTTP 78 5...

Page 5: ...Fiber Optic Interface 50 Figure 3 3 Mini SMB to BNC Adaptor Cable Separate Customer Order 51 Figure 3 4 Cabling the SMB Connector Pair for T3 Interface 51 Figure 3 5 RJ 45 LAN Ethernet Network Port an...

Page 6: ...LTRT 94704 Mediant 3000 IPmedia 3000 Figure 5 5 Maintenance Actions Page 84 Figure 5 6 Adding a Region in EMS for Mediant 3000 HA 86 Figure 5 7 Defining IP Address of Mediant 3000 86 Figure 5 8 Defini...

Page 7: ...ype and Quantity of RTM 8410 per E1 T1 Span Configuration 31 Table 2 17 SA M3K Blade LEDs Description 35 Table 2 18 AC Power Supply Specifications 38 Table 2 19 PEM AC Power Front View Component Descr...

Page 8: ...Installation Manual 8 Document LTRT 94704 Mediant 3000 IPmedia 3000 Reader s Notes...

Page 9: ...This document is subject to change without notice Date Published July 06 2009 Tip When viewing this manual on CD Web site or on any other electronic copy all cross references are hyperlinked Click on...

Page 10: ...GCP MEGACO User s Manual LTRT 08081 Mediant 3000 and TP 6310 MGCP MEGACO User s Manual LTRT 08080 IPmedia 3000 MGCP MEGACO User s Manual LTRT 52304 Product Reference Manual for SIP Gateways and Media...

Page 11: ...amily Series includes the following products Media Gateway Mediant 3000 housing one or two of the following blade types TP 6310 compactPCI cPCI blade providing up to three T3 or 1 1 STM 1 OC 3 interfa...

Page 12: ...Installation Manual 12 Document LTRT 94704 Mediant 3000 IPmedia 3000 Reader s Notes...

Page 13: ...STM 1 OC 3 depending on system 8410 blades regarded as a complete gateway module supporting all necessary functions for voice data and fax streaming over IP networks refer to 8410 Blade on page 28 Th...

Page 14: ...only by Mediant 3000 HA refers to 1 1 High Availability mode supported only by Mediant 3000 For blade chassis slot assignment refer to Card Cage and Slot Assignment on page 16 For Mediant 3000 RTM 841...

Page 15: ...Supply units 5 Power Supply LEDs 6 Integral mounting brackets for mounting the chassis in a standard 19 inch Telco rack 7 Blade slots currently covered with blank panels for housing the blades The ma...

Page 16: ...Slot Assignment The device features a four slot chassis four front panel slots for housing blades and four rear panel slots for housing the RTMs The blades in the front panel slots interface through...

Page 17: ...dundant 8410 blade 4 Simplex slot covered by a blank panel HA standby redundant SA M3K blade and operates with the blade in Slot 3 Simplex slot covered by a blank panel HA standby redundant SA M3K and...

Page 18: ...covered by a blank panel 9 HA RTM 8410 providing only two RJ 45 connectors for GbE interfaces 42 Span configuration Two SCSI connectors and two RJ 45 connectors for GbE interfaces for Simplex and HA m...

Page 19: ...pplicable only to Mediant 3000 HA In Simplex mode this slot is covered with a blank panel 4 Slot 4 front panel Standby redundant SA M3K blade applicable only to Mediant 3000 HA In a Simplex mode this...

Page 20: ...nment for Mediant 3000 Simplex with 8410 Blades Note For 16 Span Simplex configuration Slot 4 is covered by a blank panel Figure 2 6 Front and Rear Panel Slot Assignment for Mediant 3000 HA with 8410...

Page 21: ...LEDs and an Alarm Cut Off ACO button as shown in the figure below Figure 2 7 Fan Tray Unit with Alarm LEDs and ACO Button The ACO button is used to mute the external Telco alarm relay devices attached...

Page 22: ...PCI VoP communication platform The blade is a high density hot swappable cPCI resource blade form factor 6U PICMG 2 16 with a capacity of up to 2 016 DS0 channels supporting all necessary functions fo...

Page 23: ...This port provides RS 232 interface with a computer s serial port COM using a DB 9 adapter cable The RS 232 port can be used to access the Command Line Interface CLI and receive error notification mes...

Page 24: ...ce The ATM LEDs are not applicable in this current release Table 2 7 Blade Status LEDs Description Label Color Status Description FAIL Red On Blade failure fatal error Off Normal operation ACT Green O...

Page 25: ...IS MS Multiplex Section AIS L L Line Remote Defect Indication MS RDI MS Multiplex Section RDI L L Line Off Normal operation no alarms T3 A B C LINK Green On T3 is synchronized Yellow On RAI Remote Ala...

Page 26: ...he dual STM 1 OC 3 interface provides 1 1 redundancy A and B make a redundant pair APS for PSTN interfaces An SFP cage is provided with an SFP 155 Mbps optical module for attaching an optical fiber wi...

Page 27: ...in the chassis rear panel directly behind the redundant 6310 blade located in Slot 3 in the front panel Note RTM 6310 Redundancy is applicable only to Mediant 3000 HA RTM 6310 Redundant provides the E...

Page 28: ...ce data and fax streaming over IP and wireless networks providing integrated voice and signaling gateway functionality The blade also provides redundancy protection HA functionality when two blades ar...

Page 29: ...shed For the status of the Ethernet ports on the PEM module refer to Power Supply on page 36 A LEDs status of the Ethernet ports located on the lower PEM module B LEDs status of the Ethernet ports loc...

Page 30: ...on located to the left of the LED display the status of the next eight consecutive trunks is indicated by the E1 T1 LEDs In other words the first group of trunks depicted by the LEDs is 1 8 then trunk...

Page 31: ...in the table below Table 2 16 Type and Quantity of RTM 8410 per E1 T1 Span Configuration E1 T1 Span Configuration RTM 8410 Type and Quantity Fixed 16 E1 T1 One RTM providing a single SCSI connector re...

Page 32: ...female SCSI connector for E1 T1 trunks 1 16 Two RJ 45 GbE ports for 1 1 LAN redundancy This RTM is housed in Slot 2 of the chassis rear panel Figure 2 14 RTM 8410 for 16 Spans Single SCSI Port For HA...

Page 33: ...ector supporting the following trunks depending on the chassis slot in which the RTM 8410 is housed RTM 8410 in Slot 2 E1 T1 trunks 1 25 RTM 8410 in Slot 4 E1 T1 trunks 43 67 A 68 pin female SCSI conn...

Page 34: ...cts the state of the front chassis push button Detects the availability of the power at the inlet leads Provides the clock synchronization for the I O blades Interfaces with the Building Integrated Ti...

Page 35: ...BITS source connected either to the upper or lower PEM module on the device s rear panel Therefore only one of the LEDs is applicable they change only if the BITS source is changed Red On Timing sourc...

Page 36: ...oneycombed design prevents radio frequency RF interferences The cool air passes over the entire set of blades cooling each one The air then exits the chassis through perforated vents on the chassis ri...

Page 37: ...gral LED status indicators Hot pluggable connector with staged pin lengths Hot swappable Optimized thermal management Control and monitoring features Power for the device is provided from either AC or...

Page 38: ...26W 9 1A 230VAC 226W TP 6310 HA 9 3 2A 110VAC 356W 9 1 5A 230VAC 356W TP 8410 Simplex 63 E1 84 T1 9 1 95A 110VAC 215W 9 0 95A 230VAC 215W TP 8410 HA 63 E1 84 T1 9 3A 110VAC 322W 9 1 4A 230VAC 322W Con...

Page 39: ...ided by the ETH LEDs on the 8410 blade refer to LEDs on page 28 2 BITS SETS Standard E1 T1 RJ 48 connector for synchronization and timing source 3 100 240V 50 60 Hz 5A MAX 3 Prong IEC 60320 type AC po...

Page 40: ...undant AC power feeds whose input voltage ranges from 100 240 VAC The PS modules function in an output current load sharing configuration to provide necessary voltages and fail safe operation to the b...

Page 41: ...Module PS DC 3K Warnings Use two separate DC power sources for power redundancy to avoid total power failure in case one of the DC power sources fails When using DC power as the primary input ensure...

Page 42: ...s connectors and LEDs Table 2 23 PEM Front View Component Descriptions Item Label Description 1 ETH PEM with 6310 blades N A GbE interface is provided by the Ethernet ports on RTM 6310 PEM with 8410 b...

Page 43: ...l Block Closures Contains four groups of terminals for connecting external Telco alarm devices according to Critical Major and Minor severities Devices can be controlled using Common Normally Open met...

Page 44: ...load sharing configuration to provide necessary voltages and fail safe operation to the blades in the chassis Table 2 24 PS DC 3K Technical Specifications Function Specification Output Output Power 30...

Page 45: ...3 1 Unpacking and Checking Package Contents Follow the procedure below for unpacking the received carton in which the device is shipped To unpack the device 1 Open the carton and remove the packing m...

Page 46: ...such that a hazardous condition is not achieved due to uneven mechanical loading Circuit Overloading Consideration should be given to the connection of the equipment to the supply circuit and the effe...

Page 47: ...GbE interfaces 6310 blade Connecting GbE interfaces refer to Connecting GbE Interfaces to IP Network on page 51 8410 blade Connecting Ethernet interfaces to OAMP and Control IP networks refer to Conn...

Page 48: ...recommended to the rack s earthing The earth connection s resistance must not be greater than 0 1 Ohm Verify that the rack s earthing is properly performed To connect the earthing cable Permanently co...

Page 49: ...tic terminations as this can damage your eyesight Care in Handling Fiber Optic Cabling 1 When handling fiber optic cables be sure to implement the following Excessive bending of the Fiber Optic Cable...

Page 50: ...to corresponding PSTN connectors on RTM 6310 i e PSTN ports A and B RTM 6310 provides both T3 and STM 1 OC 3 interface ports However only one interface type can be supported per deployment software co...

Page 51: ...ctor to the SMB receptacle labeled RX Figure 3 4 Cabling the SMB Connector Pair for T3 Interface Note RTM 6310 provides both T3 and STM 1 OC 3 interface ports However only one interface type can be su...

Page 52: ...et Network Port and Connector Table 3 1 RJ 45 Connector Pinouts for Gigabit Ethernet Interface Pin FE Signal GE Signal 1 TX DATA 1 Tx A 2 TX DATA Tx A 3 RX DATA 2 Rx B 4 N C Tx C 5 N C Tx C 6 RX DATA...

Page 53: ...provides SCSI connectors for interfacing with the E1 T1 trunks The number of SCSI connectors and number of RTM 8410 s depends on the supported E1 T1 spans as listed in the table below Table 3 2 Trunk...

Page 54: ...tors Part Description No of Pins Part Supplier Male Connector 1 27 mm Cable Plug 68 R ZI 013068 All Best Electronics Co Ltd 100 R ZI 013100 Cable Hood or Shroud 0 050 Series Backshell 68 R ZC 013068 S...

Page 55: ...ration a Attach the Trunk cable with a 100 pin male SCSI connector to the 100 pin female SCSI connector labeled T1 E1 Trunks 1 to 25 b Attach the Trunk cable with a 68 pin male SCSI connector to the 6...

Page 56: ...he 100 Pin SCSI Connector E1 T1 Number 1 to 25 RTM 8410 in Slot 1 E1 T1 Number 43 to 67 RTM 8410 in Slot 4 Tx Pins Tip Ring Rx Pins Tip Ring 1 43 2 1 52 51 2 44 4 3 54 53 3 45 6 5 56 55 4 46 8 7 58 57...

Page 57: ...in the following table Figure 3 10 68 Pin SCSI Female Connector on RTM 8410 Blade Table 3 5 E1 T1 Connections 26 42 on the 68 pin SCSI Connector E1 T1 Number 26 to 42 RTM 8410 in Slot 1 E1 T1 Number...

Page 58: ...ules as follows Control network traffic Ethernet ports labeled 1A bottom PEM module and 1B top PEM module OAMP network traffic Ethernet ports labeled 2A bottom PEM module and 2B top PEM module Figure...

Page 59: ...vided for 42 and 84 spans Simplex and HA modes Therefore in an HA system and to provide full Ethernet redundancy it is recommended to connect all four Ethernet ports to the external IP network In addi...

Page 60: ...faces input trunks The BITS trunks flow through the two SA M3K blades located in the front panel refer to Alarm Status and Synchronization Blade on page 33 each with a designated timing module which i...

Page 61: ...Major and Minor severity levels Devices can be controlled using the Common COM and Normally Open NO method The IN connector is for user defined connections currently not supported The PEM module provi...

Page 62: ...to a PC For RS 232 interface a crossover RS 232 cable adapter of approximately two meters is supplied This cable adapter provides a 3 pin connector for connecting to the 6310 8410 blade s RS 232 port...

Page 63: ...ation Earthing Prior to connecting the device to the power supply ensure that you have earthed grounded the chassis as described in Earthing Grounding the Chassis on page 47 3 3 7 1 Connecting to the...

Page 64: ...A Depending on customer requirements the power cabling is available in one of the following configurations DC terminal block with a screw connection type the device is provided with a pre installed te...

Page 65: ...onnections to the DC power outlet maintain the correct polarity positive negative 3 Insert the supplied DC power feed cable crimped to the terminal block into the DC inlet labeled DC IN Ensure that th...

Page 66: ...to the terminal block screw Secure the wires by fastening the two screws each one located directly above each wire Ensure the correct polarity positive negative as indicated under the DC IN label 4 Co...

Page 67: ...on page 75 4 1 Ensuring ESD Protection Please read the warning bulletin below before performing hardware maintenance procedures Electrical Component Sensitivity Electronic components on printed circui...

Page 68: ...is under power However the following recommendations should be considered Simplex mode Before replacing the blades you need to gracefully lock the chassis i e no new calls are accepted and current cal...

Page 69: ...Perform a manual blade switchover Mediant 3000 HA only if required see explanation above a Open the High Availability Maintenance page Management tab Management Configuration menu Blade Switch Over p...

Page 70: ...es and other configuration files to the device refer to the device s User s Manual To replace an RTM 1 Remove the RTM from the chassis by performing the following a Gracefully lock the device using th...

Page 71: ...o ensure that it has an earth connection to the chassis g Re attach the cables to the RTM h Power on the device and then unlock the device using the device s Embedded Web Server refer to the device s...

Page 72: ...he module 4 4 Replacing the Power Entry Module The following procedures describe how to remove and insert the Power Entry module Warning The PEM modules are not hot swappable Before extracting a PEM m...

Page 73: ...andle pull the Fan Tray module out of the chassis 2 Insert the replacement Fan Tray module by performing the following a Insert the Fan Tray module into the chassis slot until the front panel is flush...

Page 74: ...an Tray module refer to Replacing the Fan Tray Module on page 73 The figure below shows the air filter partially removed from the chassis Figure 4 4 Removing the Air Filter 2 Insert the replaced air f...

Page 75: ...r modules to which no cables are connected Laser radiation may be emitted from the aperture of the SFP transceiver modules when no cables are connected Do not stare into open SFP cages i e plugs yet t...

Page 76: ...d out of the socket However the unlocking mechanism depends on the SFP module type 3 Slide the module gently out of the RTM s transceiver socket and then immediately insert a dust plug into the transc...

Page 77: ...Address for Mediant 3000 HA on page 81 5 1 Assigning an IP Address to IPmedia 3000 and Media 3000 Simplex This section describes how to change the device s Mediant 3000 Simplex and IPmedia 3000 defaul...

Page 78: ...et crossover cable 2 Change your PC s IP address and subnet mask to correspond with the device s factory default IP address and subnet mask 3 Access the device s Web interface a Open a standard Web br...

Page 79: ...nual To assign an IP address using BootP 1 Start the BootP application 2 From the Edit menu choose Preferences and then in the Preferences dialog box set the Timeout field to 50 3 From the Services me...

Page 80: ...CLI To assign an IP address via the CLI if supported 1 Connect the device s RS 232 port located on the blade to either COM1 or COM2 communication port on your PC refer to Connecting the RS 232 Port t...

Page 81: ...ettings take effect on the fly and connectivity to the device is active at the new IP address Note This command requires you to enter all three network parameters each separated by a space 6 To save t...

Page 82: ...y This section describes how to assign IP addresses to the Mediant 3000 HA using the Web based refer to Using the Web Interface on page 82 and EMS refer to Using the EMS on page 85 management tools No...

Page 83: ...lients for each Blade Added in BootP Utility b Power down and then power up the chassis the blade in Slot 1 sends a BootP request to the network and the BootP server sends the new private IP address t...

Page 84: ...set the device by performing the following a Navigate to the Maintenance Actions page Management tab Management Configuration menu Maintenance Actions Figure 5 5 Maintenance Actions Page b Under the R...

Page 85: ...hen power it up again 2 Assign new private IP addresses to the two blades a Start a BootP server application and add a client configuration with the following settings a Create two entries one for eac...

Page 86: ...cmp to the EMS Software Manager refer to the EMS User s Guide d Right click the region you added and then from the shortcut menu choose Add MG Figure 5 7 Defining IP Address of Mediant 3000 e Enter an...

Page 87: ...ar click the Home button 6 Click the Reset button to reset the Mediant 3000 Ensure that the Burn Configuration into Flash Memory check box is selected 7 In the MG Tree right click the Mediant 3000 and...

Page 88: ...ng the global IP address in the EMS Different subnets re define using BootP the blades private IP addresses so that they are in the same subnet as the new global IP address and then define the new glo...

Page 89: ...ter approximately 45 seconds the ACT LED flashes for about four seconds 3 While the ACT LED is flashing press the blade s Reset button the device resets again and is restored with default parameters 4...

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