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Chapter 3: Hardware Description.............................................................28

Application Cabinet.............................................................................................................................29

About Zones..............................................................................................................................29

Zone Loading Rules.................................................................................................................32

Tekelec 1200 Platform Components......................................................................................33

Tekelec 5100 Platform Components......................................................................................34

Application Switch...............................................................................................................................35

Content Switch.....................................................................................................................................36

Console Server......................................................................................................................................36

Ethernet Switch.....................................................................................................................................37

Modem Router......................................................................................................................................37

Power Distribution Panel (PDP)........................................................................................................37

T1200 Application Server....................................................................................................................38

T5100 Applications Shelf.....................................................................................................................38

Compute Blades.......................................................................................................................39

Ethernet Switch Blade..............................................................................................................40

Shelf Alarm Display.................................................................................................................40

Shelf Alarm Panel.....................................................................................................................40

Shelf Manager...........................................................................................................................41

Chapter 4: Cabinet Installation.................................................................42

Overview...............................................................................................................................................43

Unpacking the Cabinet........................................................................................................................43

Required Tools..........................................................................................................................43

Procedure — Receiving Shipping Container for the Cabinet............................................44

Procedure — Unpacking the Container for the Cabinet....................................................44

Procedure — Optional Hoist with Crane.............................................................................47

Installing the Cabinet...........................................................................................................................47

Precautions................................................................................................................................48

Marking Floor Layout for Cabinet Installation....................................................................49

Raised Floor Installation.........................................................................................................50

Concrete Floor Installation .....................................................................................................54

Procedure — Cabinet Door Removal....................................................................................56

Grounding Information.......................................................................................................................58

Frame Ground Cabling Procedures.......................................................................................61

Recommended Tools...............................................................................................................62
Procedure — Ground Frame..................................................................................................62
Procedure — Connect Ground Cable to T1200....................................................................63

Power Requirements in a DC Environment.....................................................................................64

910-5681-001 Revision E, February 2014

Summary of Contents for Tekelec 1200

Page 1: ...Oracle Communications Tekelec 1200 Installation 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 ...

Page 2: ...he additional rights set forth in FAR 52 227 19 Commercial Computer Software License December 2007 Oracle America Inc 500 Oracle Parkway Redwood City CA 94065 This software or hardware is developed for general use in a variety of information management applications It is not developed or intended for use in any inherently dangerous applications including applications that may create a risk of pers...

Page 3: ...4 Customer Care Center 16 Contact Information 18 Emergency Response 19 Chapter 2 Safety and Pre Installation Requirements 20 Safety Information 21 General 21 Cabinets 21 Frames 22 Power 23 Electrostatic Discharge 24 Components 25 Safety and Electromagnetic Compatibility 25 Generic Site Requirements 26 Building Requirements 26 Earthquake Resistance 26 Elevation 26 Fire Protection 26 Floor Loading 2...

Page 4: ...hapter 4 Cabinet Installation 42 Overview 43 Unpacking the Cabinet 43 Required Tools 43 Procedure Receiving Shipping Container for the Cabinet 44 Procedure Unpacking the Container for the Cabinet 44 Procedure Optional Hoist with Crane 47 Installing the Cabinet 47 Precautions 48 Marking Floor Layout for Cabinet Installation 49 Raised Floor Installation 50 Concrete Floor Installation 54 Procedure Ca...

Page 5: ...Procedure Power Terminations 64 PDP Alarm Card 65 Cabling Information 71 Glossary 75 v 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 ...

Page 6: ...ure 8 Console Server 37 Figure 9 Ethernet Switch front view 37 Figure 10 Modem Router 37 Figure 11 Power Distribution Panel rear 38 Figure 12 T1200 Application Server rear view DC 38 Figure 13 T5100 Applications Shelf front 39 Figure 14 Shelf Alarm Display Front 40 Figure 15 Shelf Alarm Panel Front 40 Figure 16 Shelf Manager 41 Figure 17 Packed Cabinet Crate 43 Figure 18 Draw Latch on Crate 44 Fig...

Page 7: ...ver 61 Figure 35 System Frame Grounding 63 Figure 36 Lug Installation 65 Figure 37 Unscrewing Alarm Card 66 Figure 38 Removing the Alarm Card 66 Figure 39 Locating Rails and Socket in Slot 67 Figure 40 Insert Alarm Card Carefully 67 Figure 41 Alarm Card Front and Side View 68 Figure 42 Example of T1200 Cabinet as Shipped 71 Figure 43 T1200 cabinet with Pre installed Components 72 Figure 44 Example...

Page 8: ...Figure 48 T1200 Application Server Cabling 74 Figure 49 Cable Management 74 viii 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 ...

Page 9: ...Return 14 Table 3 Safety Information Icons and Text 21 Table 4 Table 4 1 Power Cable Conductor Sizes 64 Table 5 Individual Power Supply Input Monitoring DIP Switches S2 and S3 69 Table 6 Alarm Input Monitoring DIP Switch S4 70 ix 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 ...

Page 10: ...ce 11 documentation on the Customer Support site how to get technical assistance and RMA requirements Manual Organization 11 Related Publications 11 Documentation Availability Packaging and Updates 12 Locate Product Documentation on the Customer Support Site 12 Product Packaging and Delivery 13 Hardware Repair and Return 13 Customer Care Center 16 10 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 ...

Page 11: ...r a list of system generated alarms and error messages and their procedures refer to the Platform Alarm Manual Manual Organization This manual is organized into the following chapters Introduction contains general information about manual organization scope and audience related documentation how to locate customer documentation on the Customer Support site how to get technical assistance and RMA r...

Page 12: ...lease Notice is available only on the Customer Support site Note Customers may print a reasonable number of each manual for their own use Documentation is updated when significant changes are made that affect system operation Updates resulting from Severity 1 and 2 Problem Reports PRs are made to existing manuals Other changes are included in the documentation for the next scheduled release Update...

Page 13: ...re that all items listed on the pick list have been received in good condition Report any discrepancies or damaged equipment by calling 1 888 673 4827 TEKELEC Attn RMA Department 5200 Paramount Parkway Morrisville NC 27560 RMA assigned by Tekelec Hardware Repair and Return Any system components being returned for repair or replacement must be processed through the Tekelec Return Material Authoriza...

Page 14: ...tes Lab Return Defect to be captured by Quality or Engineering not Product Recall Product Capture Anything wrong with the part that doesn t fall into another category Product Deficiency Products recalled by divisions for the repair of a defect or replacement of defective products Product Recall Anything returned without the product being defective Return No Product Deficiency Repair and Return Shi...

Page 15: ...ssible include associated alarms UAMs and a copy of the associated output capture file 2 Contact the Customer Care Center and request a Return of Material Authorization RMA 3 If the item is a like for like advance replacement the Customer Care Center arranges for shipment of the replacement item to the customer a Wait for the replacement component to arrive b Package the defective component in the...

Page 16: ...tative will help you resolve your request The Customer Care Center is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year and is linked to TAC Engineers around the globe Tekelec TAC Engineers are available to provide solutions to your technical questions and issues 7 days a week 24 hours a day After a CSR is issued the TAC Engineer determines the classification of the trouble If a critical prob...

Page 17: ...1 4341 toll free TAC Regional Support Office Hours 8 00 a m through 5 48 p m GMT minus 3 hours Monday through Friday excluding holidays Chile Phone 1230 020 555 5468 Colombia Phone 01 800 912 0537 Dominican Republic Phone 1 888 367 8552 Mexico Phone 001 888 367 8552 Peru Phone 0800 53 087 Puerto Rico Phone 1 888 367 8552 Venezuela Phone 0800 176 6497 17 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Introd...

Page 18: ... holidays Singapore Phone 65 6796 2288 TAC Regional Support Office Hours 9 00 a m through 6 00 p m GMT plus 8 hours Monday through Friday excluding holidays Contact Information Note For issues requiring emergency response contact the Tekelec Customer Care Center by phone only Tekelec USA Phone US and Canada 1 888 FOR TKLC or 888 367 8552 Phone international 1 919 460 2150 Fax 1 919 460 2126 Email ...

Page 19: ... of these situations A total system failure that results in loss of all transaction processing capability Significant reduction in system capacity or traffic handling capability Loss of the system s ability to perform automatic system reconfiguration Inability to restart a processor or the system Corruption of system databases that requires service affecting corrective actions Loss of access for m...

Page 20: ...is chapter provides information pertaining to safety electromagnetic compatibility and typical site requirements Topics Safety Information 21 Safety and Electromagnetic Compatibility 25 Generic Site Requirements 26 20 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 ...

Page 21: ...and personnel injury Warning All personnel associated with the installation of these systems must adhere to all safety precautions and use required protection equipment to avoid the possibility of injury equipment damage service degradation or service interruption Warning This procedure may interrupt service When possible perform maintenance during low traffic and database provisioning periods suc...

Page 22: ...the ground bar held in place by one nut Frames Topple Always read and understand instructions thoroughly and completely before working on moving raising or lowering the cabinet any portion of the cabinet attachments to the cabinet or equipment Topple Never try to unpack any frame from the shipping container without at least two people to steady any movement of the frame and related components At l...

Page 23: ... or current loop that is severely hazardous to personnel and equipment Warning The intra building port s of the equipment or subassembly is suitable for connection to intra building or unexposed wiring or cabling only The intra building port s of the equipment or subassembly MUST NOT be metallically connected to interfaces that connect to the Outside Plant OSP or its wiring These interfaces are de...

Page 24: ... This equipment has a connection between the earthed conductor of the DC supply circuit and the earthing conductor Caution Install equipment in restricted access areas in accordance with articles 110 16 110 17 and 110 18 of the National Electric Code ANSI NFPA 70 Caution Incorporate a readily accessible approved disconnect device in the field wiring Caution Use only listed closed loop connectors f...

Page 25: ...ns or the connectors Safety and Electromagnetic Compatibility GR 1089 CORE Electromagnetic Compatibility and Electrical Safety Generic Criteria for Network Telecommunications Equipment Telcordia Technologies NEBS Level 3 GR 63 CORE NEBS Requirements Physical Protection Telcordia Technologies Generic Requirements NEBS Level 3 UL 60950 1 Information Technology Equipment Safety Part 1 General Require...

Page 26: ...or side access Earthquake Resistance All Tekelec system configurations are designed to assure that the system remains operational during and after an earthquake even when the system is located on the upper floors of a zone 4 central office Elevation Operating 60 m below sea level at ambient temperature of 30 C to 4000 m above sea level at ambient temperature of 40 C Fire Protection Local fire prot...

Page 27: ...rted upright frame with top and side panels as well as door The number of frames required for an installation is described in the Initial Sales Order for that site The number of frames is determined by the space required by the module population of the system When planning the installation be sure to take into account spare module storage modems terminals printers cross connect panels and all othe...

Page 28: ...e platform hardware components Topics Application Cabinet 29 Application Switch 35 Content Switch 36 Console Server 36 Ethernet Switch 37 Modem Router 37 Power Distribution Panel PDP 37 T1200 Application Server 38 T5100 Applications Shelf 38 28 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 ...

Page 29: ...n hosted on up to 6 T1200 application servers Application Zone 2 6U supports an independent application hosted on up to 6 T1200 application servers or expansion of a Zone 1 application to a total of 12 T1200 application servers Application Zone 3 13U supports an independent application hosted on a T5100 application server up to 6 T1200 application servers an expansion of a Zone 2 application to a ...

Page 30: ... Zones and their Components Figure 2 T5100 Platform DC Configurations Examples shows T5100 configurations with one or two T5100 shelves 30 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Hardware Description Installation ...

Page 31: ...Figure 2 T5100 Platform DC Configurations Examples 31 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Hardware Description Installation ...

Page 32: ...ts can be loaded for a T5100 T1200 or co mingled cabinet configuration refer to sections Tekelec 1200 Platform Components or Tekelec 5100 Platform Components These loading rules apply for the various cabinet configurations 32 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Hardware Description Installation ...

Page 33: ...orage arrays are loaded starting at U34 for weight distribution purposes 5 The first T5100 shelf is always loaded in zone 3 at bottom of cabinet a second T5100 shelf is loaded above the first shelf 6 A 2U space is reserved at bottom of cabinet to accommodate raised floor power cable entry Tekelec 1200 Platform Components The cabinet for the Tekelec 1200 T1200 platform contains these components Pow...

Page 34: ...binet for the Tekelec 5100 T5100 platform contains these components Power Distribution Panel PDP Console Server T5100 Applications Shelf Compute Blades Ethernet Switch Blade Shelf Alarm Display Shelf Alarm Panel Shelf Manager 34 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Hardware Description Installation ...

Page 35: ...ation Cabinet Configuration Application Switch The Application Switch is a wire speed low latency Layer 2 to 4 1 rack unit 1U fixed configuration switch for rack optimized server switching It has exceptional performance and reliability for low density multilayer aggregation of high performance servers and workstations 35 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Hardware Description Installation ...

Page 36: ...tion integrity by using Adaptive Session Redundancy ASR an industry standard in stateful failover The Content Switch delivers flexibility for customizing combinations of ports performance and services The switch scales secured application transaction performance through support of an integrated high capacity Secure Sockets Layer SSL module Off loading SSL onto the network improves the overall perf...

Page 37: ...tch Figure 9 Ethernet Switch front view Modem Router The Modem Router offers secure wire speed delivery of concurrent data voice and video services The modular design of the router provides maximum flexibility for evolving needs The router incorporates data security and voice services in a single system for fast scalable delivery of crucial business applications Figure 10 Modem Router Power Distri...

Page 38: ...nced server management and alarming ensures maximum uptime Redundant hot swap power and cooling reduce Mean Time To Repair MTTR and increase Mean Time Between Failures MTBF Figure 12 T1200 Application Server rear view DC T5100 Applications Shelf The T5100 applications shelf is an integrated designed assembly that includes a shelf alarm display and a shelf alarm panel at the top two shelf manager m...

Page 39: ...ICs The compute blade provides two USB ports and one serial console interface on the front panel Compute blades in the T5100 platform are classified as follows Application server blades host telecommunications software PM C server blade Host the PM C application for platform configuration and management Ethernet connection to shelf manager and Ethernet switch the primary PM C server blade 39 910 5...

Page 40: ...ching domains The switch provides for external Gigabit Ethernet connectivity in addition to the on shelf Gigabit Ethernet connection to each blade over the midplane Shelf Alarm Display The shelf alarm display indicates Telco faults MIN MAJ CRIT or FAN TRAY failures along with faults in Shelf Management The shelf alarm display is hot swappable Figure 14 Shelf Alarm Display Front Shelf Alarm Panel T...

Page 41: ... and other hardware components within the shelf The shelf manager interfaces with the power distribution and shelf alarm display Shelf managers are deployed in redundant pairs There are no customer external interfaces to the shelf manager Figure 16 Shelf Manager 41 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Hardware Description Installation ...

Page 42: ...on describing how to unpack and install the application cabinet Topics Overview 43 Unpacking the Cabinet 43 Installing the Cabinet 47 Grounding Information 58 Power Requirements in a DC Environment 64 Cabling Information 71 42 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 ...

Page 43: ...the Cabinet This section describes the steps to unpack the cabinet Each cabinet is shipped in a wooden crate on a shock pallet See Figure 17 Packed Cabinet Crate Figure 17 Packed Cabinet Crate Required Tools 9 16 Open End Wrench 9 16 Socket with Drive Ratchet 15 16 Socket with 1 2 Drive Ratchet 15 16 Open End Wrench 10 mm Allen Wrench 19 mm Socket with Drive Ratchet 43 910 5681 001 Revision E Febr...

Page 44: ...he equipment specification list for this installation site Report any discrepancies Procedure Unpacking the Container for the Cabinet Danger At least two people are required to safely move and position the cabinets Read and understand this procedure completely before continuing 1 Open crate door with integrated ramp by opening draw latches Use the crate door with integrated ramp to remove the cabi...

Page 45: ... to secure the ramp support and container together refer to Figure 20 Shipping Detach Dolly Frame 4 Open the rear door of the shipping container 5 6 Use the 15 16 socket wrench with a 15 16 wrench ratchet to unbolt the cabinet from the crate Refer to Figure 20 Shipping Detach Dolly Frame Figure 20 Shipping Detach Dolly Frame 45 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Cabinet Installation Installatio...

Page 46: ...ve and position a frame into place 9 Move the cabinet to the desired location At the correct site location turn the threaded rods counter clockwise to lower the cabinet by raising the wheels of the dolly Again two technicians must turn the threaded rods at the same time to avoid tilting 10 Remove the 19 mm bolts front and rear that attach the dollies to the cabinet Refer to Figure 21 Dolly Mountin...

Page 47: ...so that the four eyebolts evenly support the weight of the cabinet 4 Use the 15 16 socket wrench with 15 16 drive ratchet to unbolt the cabinet from the crate 5 Using a crane carefully lift the cabinet off the pallet and lower the cabinet into its final position over the anchor holes drilled in the floor Minor manual adjustments may be necessary to ensure correct alignment of the cabinet to anchor...

Page 48: ... the seismic cabinet is the sole responsibility of the customer as well as any liability and injuries caused by this process Warning An unsecured cabinet is prone to tipping The cabinet must never be put to use without first being bolted to the floor Failure to do so can result in product damage and serious personal injury or death Warning To avoid the risk of injury Wear safety goggles and hearin...

Page 49: ...3 ft 91 5 cm front and rear Warning When planning the location of the equipment avoid positioning the equipment over permanent gas water electrical utility lines or conduits Caution Restricted available workspace In a raised floor application ensure that Cabinets are positioned with enough clearance to allow you to remove tiles Recommended Materials Safety glasses Chalk line with chalk Fiberglass ...

Page 50: ...ducts electrical wiring conduits or any other items that may be damaged If the hole is drilled at an angle the anchor and cabinet will not come together properly After marking anchor locations remove the tiles and take them to an approved location for drilling Do not drill tiles in the equipment area Recommended Tools and Materials Tekelec tools should be labeled Property of TEKELEC with either a ...

Page 51: ...ding to the marked anchor locations Use a vacuum cleaner to collect the shavings while drilling 3 Use a file to remove any sharp edges or protrusions from metal parts if applicable and vacuum 4 Return to the equipment area and replace the tiles making sure the holes match where the cabinet will be installed 5 Insert the subfloor marking tool into the anchor holes making sure that the tool is perpe...

Page 52: ...e that rod has threaded onto the set anchor 7 If earthquake bracing is required perform Procedure Raised Floor Earthquake Bracing before continuing with this procedure Note Bracing is required in earthquake zones 3 and 4 when installing a cabinet onto a raised floor with a spacing of 1 5 feet or more between the raised floor and the subfloor 8 Lay the isolator pad on the floor with the holes in th...

Page 53: ...steel pieces to the flat 90 degree bar Use the Earthquake Brace Kit Figure 25 Earthquake Bracing 2 On the threaded rod located at the front of the cabinet a Install a 5 8 nut onto the rod The nut will need to be threaded approximately 5 inches from the top of the raised floor b Place a helical washer onto the rod c Place a flat washer onto the rod 3 On the threaded rod located at the back of the c...

Page 54: ... directly to a concrete floor Always get permission from facility personnel before drilling any holes for cabinet installation Caution All personnel associated with the installation of this system must adhere to all safety precautions and use required protection equipment to avoid the possibility of injury to personnel service degradation and or service interruption Caution This is a redundant sys...

Page 55: ...on cord Vacuum cleaner an approved industrial type that prevents escaping dust particles that may contaminate electronic equipment Masking tape Fiberglass tape measure Isolation sheet in Raised Floor Kit Ear protectors Felt tipped marking pen Raised Floor Kit 55 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Cabinet Installation Installation ...

Page 56: ...nut into the anchor 4 Preload the anchor by tightening the torque nut 1 1 2 turns Do not exceed 50ft lbs 5 Remove the torque nut leave anchor rod in concrete 6 Lay the isolator pad on the floor with the holes in the isolator pad aligned over the anchor assemblies 7 Roll the cabinet still on the dolly into position over the isolator pad Topple Two people are needed to position the cabinet onto thre...

Page 57: ...in Figure 28 Prying open hinge spring wire Figure 28 Prying open hinge spring wire 3 Lift pin up while spring wire is pulled away Use a scratch free hammer to force the pin up and free of the hinge See Figure 29 Removing pin with rubber hammer 57 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Cabinet Installation Installation ...

Page 58: ...d grounding requirements are met Caution All personnel associated with the installation of this system must adhere to all safety precautions and protection equipment required to avoid the possibility of injury to personnel service degradation and or service interruption Grounding Requirements Tekelec systems operate in an isolated bonding network in a in a central office environment and require a ...

Page 59: ...ide of the door Figure 30 Main Ground Bus Location The doors installed are grounded to the main bus through a two hole lug ground wire and through a screw down latch The rear door is grounded at the bottom of the door the front door is grounded at the top of the door Figure 31 Door Ground Bottom 59 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Cabinet Installation Installation ...

Page 60: ...nd Top The PDP is grounded directly to the main ground bus Figure 33 Grounded PDP The T1200 application servers are grounded to the extension bar 60 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Cabinet Installation Installation ...

Page 61: ... for all metal parts of the entire system including the cabinet doors shelves and end panels Each cabinet chassis connection within the system lineup terminates to the cabinet bus bar The bus bar connects to the Central Office main ground bus by way of Htaps 6 American Wire Gauge AWG to 1 0 cable Note The cabinet chassis ground path does not carry current Frame Ground Cabling Procedures This secti...

Page 62: ...e Ground Frame 1 Install the continuous ground conductor to the Ground Window Run the conductor the length of the equipment lineup see the figure System Frame Grounding The separate 6 American Wire Gauge AWG cable ground that runs to each frame will allow removal of a frame from the lineup without interrupting the grounding of other frames in the lineup 2 Install the branch ground conductor to the...

Page 63: ...to T1200 Caution This equipment has a connection between the earthed conductor of the DC supply circuit and the earthing conductor Use the lacing cord to secure a DO NOT DISCONNECT LEAD tag at each end of the cable just beyond the lug Note Frame Ground A cable 6 AWG from a frame is H tapped into another 6 cable or 1 0 cable and also terminates on the I Isolated section of the ground window 63 910 ...

Page 64: ...th of the cable run Refer to the Site File Book Procedure Power Terminations All power terminations on the 3U PDP will be 6 awg Use H taps for each 48vdc and RTN run to reduce the wire size to the proper gauge required Table 4 1 shows the list of required wiring sizes based on the length of the cable run All cable equipment power ratings are 125A 48VDC Table 4 Table 4 1 Power Cable Conductor Sizes...

Page 65: ... of clear tubing around the crimped lug 9 Fasten the lugs of the cables to the respective A side and B side power and return on the 3U PDP Torque to 36 inch pounds 10 Verify correct connection with a multimeter by running continuity check PDP Alarm Card Monitoring of the power input is provided by the alarm card Three DIP switches on the card allows this monitoring to be turned on or turned off If...

Page 66: ... out straight The removal of the alarm card will cause another alarm Figure 38 Removing the Alarm Card 5 Go to Procedure Configuring the PDP Alarm Card to set the monitoring of the PDP Alarm Card 6 Locate the top and bottom rail as well as the socket in the open alarm card slot 66 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Cabinet Installation Installation ...

Page 67: ...m rails of the open slot 8 Push the card back carefully to match up the card connector with its socket in the slot Figure 40 Insert Alarm Card Carefully 9 Replace the screws on the face plate 10 Reconnect all power source to the PDP 67 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Cabinet Installation Installation ...

Page 68: ... procedure describes how to set the monitoring of the input terminal using a DIP switch on the alarm panel 1 Observe the safety and ESD precautions in Safety and Pre Installation Requirements 2 Remove the alarm card using Procedure Replacing the PDP Alarm Card 3 Locate DIP switches S2 S3 and S4 See Figure 41 Alarm Card Front and Side View Figure 41 Alarm Card Front and Side View 4 Use Table 5 Indi...

Page 69: ...abled OFF OFF Input Monitored LED Enabled ON 5 and 7 B 3 Input Not Monitored LED Disabled OFF OFF Input Monitored LED Enabled ON 6 and 8 4 Input Not Monitored LED Disabled OFF OFF Input Monitored LED Enabled ON 9 and 11 C 5 Input Not Monitored LED Disabled OFF OFF Input Monitored LED Enabled ON 10 and 12 6 Input Not Monitored LED Disabled OFF OFF Input Monitored LED Enabled ON AUX 7 Input Not Moni...

Page 70: ...puts 5 8 but disabled for Group C inputs 9 12 5 Use Table 6 Alarm Input Monitoring DIP Switch S4 to set DIP switch S4 positions 1 through 4 to specify monitoring of alarm cable inputs on a group A B and or C basis Note Factory settings are S4 6 is OFF all other positions for S2 S3 and S4 are ON Table 6 Alarm Input Monitoring DIP Switch S4 Description Setting Alarm Input DIP Switch Position 1 6 Ala...

Page 71: ... cabinet is shipped pre configured based on a customer s sales order Power ground and network connections from the Customer site are required Figure 42 Example of T1200 Cabinet as Shipped shows an example of a T1200 application cabinet with doors and pre configured before shipping Figure 42 Example of T1200 Cabinet as Shipped Figure 43 T1200 cabinet with Pre installed Components shows the same T12...

Page 72: ...the same T1200 application cabinet with a view of the pre cabled components Figure 44 Example of T1200 cabinet with Pre cabled Components Components are connected to one another Power and network cables are connected to the power distribution panel 72 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Cabinet Installation Installation ...

Page 73: ...ble termination Breakers in the PDP are installed based on component configuration of the cabinet For information on how to install or replace a breaker refer to the Maintenance Manual T1200 or FRU replacement document Figure 46 Ethernet Switch Cabling Front 73 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Cabinet Installation Installation ...

Page 74: ...Figure 47 Ethernet Switch Cabling Rear Figure 48 T1200 Application Server Cabling Figure 49 Cable Management 74 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Cabinet Installation Installation ...

Page 75: ...llection N Network Equipment Building Systems NEBS The most common set of safety spatial and environmental design guidelines applied to telecommunications equipment in the United States NEBS was developed by Bell Labs in the 1970s to standardize equipment that would be installed in a central office This document lists the generic requirements for all new telecommunications equipment systems used i...

Page 76: ...a framework on which applications may be run platform Refers to the operating system firmware and management platform software software components of a platform Does not refer to the application software that runs on the platform R Return Material Authorization RMA T Timing Output TO V Volt Ohm Meter VOM 76 910 5681 001 Revision E February 2014 Glossary Installation ...

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