Vertical WAVE IP 2500, Hardware Reference Manual

Page: 18 / 210

Getting the most out of this guide 1
-
2
Chapter 1: About This Guide
Wave Server Hardware Reference Guide
Getting the most out of this guide
This guide is intended for technicians who are responsible for maintaining the
Wave IP 2500 or Wave IP 500 Server chassis in the following ways:
• Replacing or installing new expansion cards, modules, and power supplies
• Connecting network and telephone cables to the modules
• Attaching third-party music-on-hold, public address, and external voice mail systems
This guide describes the physical characteristics, hardware configuration features, installation
or replacement instructions, and troubleshooting procedures of cards, modules, power supplies,
cables, and other chassis components.
This guide also provides information about using the Fault Monitor Module (FMM) to select
error-reporting options and view the system trace log on the Wave Server.
Acronyms & definitions of selected terms
•
Check Disk
. This is the Win32-based, user-mode command-line program that can be
invoked manually to verify, and optionally repair, a file system at runtime.
•
iCom
. This is a Vertical Engineering term used to refer to the TCP/IP link between the
VAM and the ISC1.
•
ISC1
. Integrated Services Card used on the Wave IP 2500 Server.
•
ISC1 Firmware
: The firmware that runs on the ISC1’s embedded processor.
•
ISC2
. Integrated Services Card used on the Wave IP 500 Server.
•
ISC2 Firmware
. The firmware that runs on the ISC2’s embedded processor.
•
IXP
. ISC processor, or simply the ISC1/ISC2.
•
Linux
. The operating system that runs on the ISC1/ISC2 embedded processor.
•
PCI
. Peripheral Component Interconnect bus between the VAM and the ISC1/ISC2.
Release 2.0 Service Pack 1 April 2011