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DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 6	Issue 5
Installation and Test for Multi-Carrier Cabinets 555-230-112	May 1998

5Install and Wire Telephones and Other Equipment

Add DID Trunks

Page 5-86

Add DID Trunks

Requirements

Each Direct Inward Dial (DID) trunk connects to 1 port of an 8-port TN753 or to 1 of an assortment of non-United States DID trunk circuit packs.

Installation

1.Determine the port assignment of the trunk from Trunk Group form. For example:

Port Number	3	A	07	01
	Cabinet	Carrier	Slot	Circuit
	(Port Network)

2.See‘Off‘ -Premises Station Wiring’’ on page 5-30 and install a TN753 or a non-United States DID trunk circuit pack in assigned carrier slot (if an additional circuit pack is required).

3.Administer forms listed under “DID Trunk Group” in DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 6 Administration and Feature Description.

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Contents

Definity Comments Contents Install Management Terminal Activate System Install and Wire Telephones Other Equipment Test Telephones and Other Equipment Connecting Fiber Optic Cables About This Book Organization How to Comment on This BookRelated Books How to Order BooksMegacom Systimax Transtalk TrademarksCISPR22 Standards ComplianceLaser Product Electromagnetic Compatibility StandardsIEC 825 European Union Standards Security Issues Where to Call for Technical SupportAnti-Static Protection Telephone NumberPart 68 Statement Federal Communications Commission StatementMeans of Connection SOC/RENManufacturer’s Port Identifier FIC Code Network Jacks Unpack and Inspect Cabinets Install and Connect CabinetsCheck Customer’s Order Correcting Shipping ErrorsUnpack and Inspect Auxiliary Cabinet Unpack and Inspect Stratum 3 Clock CabinetInstall System Cabinets Position the PPN CabinetPosition the EPN Cabinets Position the Auxiliary Cabinet Optional Install Auxiliary Cabinet EquipmentModel 15A Announcement Equipment PEC Code Description Install and Position Stratum 3 Clock CabinetConnect AC Power and Ground Power RequirementsJ58890CE-1, J58890CE-2, and J58890CH-1 Power Distribution Unit Power Sources Power Input AC Power Sources and Plug TypeAC Load Center is 50 Feet 15.2 m or Less from Cabinet Connect Ground to AC-Powered System J58890CEFigure Notes AC Load Center is More Than 50 Feet 15.2 m from Cabinet Typical Cabinet Grounding Wiring Diagram Typical Small Battery Assembly Connect Battery Leads J58890CH-1Power Distribution Unit J58890CH Small Battery HoldoverConnect Shorting Cable to J58890CE-2 Large Battery HoldoverShorting Cable Installation Connect AC PowerRectifier Module Installation Connect DC Power and GroundConnect Power Connect PPN Cabinet GroundConnect EPN Cabinet Grounds Typical Power and Ground for a DC-Powered Cabinet DC Power and Ground J58890CF OnlyConnect DC Power and Ground Install Coupled Bonding Conductor WiresConnect DC Battery and Power Cabinet Grounds Connect Main AC Supply to DC Power Cabinet DC Power Cabinet Approved GroundConnect Ground Wires for DC-Powered Systems Turn Circuit Breakers OffConnect DC Battery Cabinet to DC Power Cabinet Connect DC Power to PPN and EPN CabinetsTypical Power and Ground for a Mixed AC/DC-Powered Cabinet Mixed AC/DC Power and GroundApproved Grounds Approved Floor Grounds Remote Power Off Cable Connections Part Connect Remote Power Off Cable External Alarm Cable10. Remote Power Off Cable Connections Part Connect External Alarm Cable Connect AC Power to Stratum 3 Clock CabinetCheck Commercial Power and Connect AC Power Connect DC Power and Ground to Stratum 3 Clock Cabinet Connect Stratum 3 Clock DC PowerConnect Clock Cabinet Grounding Fiber Optic Interconnect Cabling Connect Fiber Optic Cables CSS-Connected System with 1 Switch Node Standard-Reliability High-Reliability 12. High-Reliability CSS-Connected with 1 Switch NodeCritical Reliability 13. Critical-Reliability CSS-Connected with 1 Switch NodeEarthquake Protection Installation Install Concrete Floor MountingInstall Raised Computer Floor Mounting 14. Earthquake Mounting Raised Computer Floor Issue Equipment Room Hardware Install Telecommunications CablingExample MDF Connections Cross-Connect Fields Typical 110A-Type Terminal Blocks Main Distribution FrameSneak Fuse Panels and Emergency Transfer Units Installation RequirementsType Hardware Cable Slack ManagerHardware Installation Install Equipment and CablesInstall the Main Distribution Frame Wall Mounting 110A-Type Terminal BlocksA-Type Terminal Blocks 300-Pair P-Type Terminal Blocks 900-Pair Wall Mounting 110P-Type Terminal BlocksFrame Mounting 110P-Type Terminal Blocks Figure Notes Install Equipment and Cables Cable Routing Through Cable Slack Manager Install Cable Slack ManagersSneak Fuse Panel Ordering Information Description Comcode Install Sneak Fuse PanelsModel 507B Sneak Fuse Panel Sneak Fuse Connector Pinout Pair/Fuse Numbers Labels Cable Installation201A Labels Sheets 103969994 Equipment Room Labels Label Name Range10. Cable Routing to Top Terminal Blocks Cable Routing Guidelines General11. Cable Routing to Bottom Terminal Blocks Route Cables to Main Distribution FrameLabel Control Carrier Cable Install Control Carrier Outputs CableConnect Trunk Pairs Using Concentrator Cables Connect Control Carrier Outputs CableSelect Concentrator Cables 12. Connect Trunk Pairs Using Concentrator Cables 13 -Pair Modularity for Trunk Pairs for 1-Pair Trunks 14 -Pair Modularity for Trunk Pairs for 3-Pair Tie Trunks Install Cables Between Cabinet and MDFInstall Connector Cables Between Auxiliary Cabinet and MDF Install Coupled Bonding Conductor 15. Coupled Bonding Conductor Station Wiring Design Information OutletsStation Cables Gray 103942272 Ivory 103786240 451A Adapter Ordering Information Color Comcode16. Example of Extending 4-Pair Station Cables Closets Site Locations17 a and BR2580A Adapters Adapter Ordering Information Description Comcode 18 a AdapterSatellite Locations Using 110-Type Hardware Station Circuit Distribution from Equipment RoomSatellite Locations 19 -Pair Circuit Distribution and Connectivity Pair Station Circuits20 -Pair Run to Equipment Room or Satellite Location 21 -Pair Run to Equipment Room or Satellite Location 22 -Pair to 4-Pair Satellite Location Connectivity Pair to 4-Pair Station Circuit Distribution23 -Pair to 4-Pair Circuit Distribution and Connectivity Layout Voice and Data Terminals Pair Station Cable CircuitsVoice and Data Terminals Station Type Issue ISDN-BRI Type Administration Terminals Administration Terminals ApplicationLabel the Main Distribution Frame 24. Label Graphic Symbols and Nomenclature Patch Cord/Jumper Installation Administration25. Port Assignment Record Form Labeling26. Example 3-Pair Labeling to Information Outlet 27. Example 4-Pair Labeling to Information Outlet Create a Provisioning Plan Issue Install Management Terminal Activate System Typical Management Terminal Install Management TerminalInstall a 2900/715 BCS Terminal Install a 715 BCS TerminalInstall a 715 BCS-2 Terminal Unpack and InspectRear Panels on Management Terminals Connect to the SystemManagement Terminal Connections for Release 6si Typical Connections to Remote Devices Remotely Connect TerminalInstall Management Applications Set Up Management TerminalInstall Translation Card Release 6si in MCC Cabinet Power Up the System AC-Powered SystemVerify Messages on Terminal DC-Powered SystemScreen 3-1. Typical Start-up Messages Release 6r LoginCommands Screens and CommandsScreens Getting HelpLog in to the System System AdministrationScreen 3-2. Typical System Parameters Country-Options Screen Set Country OptionsUSA Country CodesScreen 3-3. Typical Change Password Screen Change Craft PasswordSet Date and Time Screen 3-4. Typical Date and Time ScreenEnglish Day of the Week Names Day Number Day Name English Month Names Month Number Circuit Pack Administration Screen 3-5. Typical System-Parameters Maintenance Screen Set System Maintenance ParametersChange Customer Options Administer System Configurations Release 6rScreen 3-6. Typical Customer-Options Form Change and Logoff Critical Reliability SystemChange Site-Data Change CabinetScreen 3-7. Typical Change Cabinet 1 Form Add Cabinet 2 through N Release 6r Enter add cabinet 2-44. See ScreenScreen 3-8. Typical Add Cabinet Form Circuit Pack Form Administer Fiber Links Release 6r OnlyScreen 3-9. Circuit Packs Form Administer Fiber Links on Simplex SystemsE1 Installations Only T1 Installations OnlyAdminister Fiber Links on Duplex Systems All InstallationsIssue T1 Installations Only Administer Attendant Console Reboot High Reliability SystemEnter reset system Enter change system-parameters duplicationAdd Translations Save TranslationsSave Translations Release 6si Save Translations Release 6rLogoff the System Installation CompletionDefinity Audix Power Procedures Power Down the Audix SystemPower Up the Audix System Test the System Screen 4-1. Example System Status Screen for Cabinet Check System Status for Each CabinetCheck Circuit Pack Configuration Type list configuration all and press EnterScreen 4-2. Example System Configuration Screen Test TDM Bus in PPN Type test tdm port-network 1 and press EnterScreen 4-3. Example Test Results for TDM Port Network Test Tone-Clock Circuit Packs Type test tone-clock 1a and press EnterScreen 4-4. Example Test Results for Tone-Clock 1A Type test shadow-link and press Enter Test SPE Duplication Memory Shadowing LinkScreen 4-6. Example System Status Report for All Cabinets Test Duplicated Switch Processing Element InterchangeScreen 4-7. Example Test Board 1C03 Test Expansion Interface Circuit PacksTest TDM for each EPN Type test tdm port-network 2 and press EnterScreen 4-8. Example Test Results for TDM Port Network Test Tone-Clock for each EPN Test Tone-Clock Interchange for eachType status system all-cabinets and press Enter Enter status cabinet 1-44 and press Enter. See Screen Test Expansion Interface Exchange for Each EPNSystem Test Completion Check Circuit Pack Configuration AgainSave Translations Next StepsLED Indicators Terminal Alarm NotificationAttendant Console LEDs Circuit Pack LEDs Circuit Pack LEDsColor Status Description Span LEDs DS1 Converter Circuit Pack LEDsTN1654 DS1 Converter Circuit Pack LEDs LEDs on Standby ComponentsInstall and Wire Telephones Other Equipment Punch-downs for Common Circuit Packs Telephone Connection Example C to TN754B WiringB2 Adapter Connecting to a Modular Plug Connect Adjunct PowerType Analog Telephone Wiring Analog Station or 2-Wire Digital Station ExampleAnalog Tie Trunk Example Analog Tie Trunk WiringDigital Tie Trunk Example Digital Tie Trunk WiringPinout of C6F Cable Wire Color Lead Designation Pin Number DS1 Tie Trunk ExampleCollocated DS1 Tie Trunks Typical Connections to Channel Service Unit DS1 Tie Trunks Using Channel Service UnitAuxiliary Connector Outputs Auxiliary Lead Appearances at AUX Connector GRD Port Circuit Pack and Telephone Pin DesignationsPair and 4-Pair Modularity Three-Pair and Four-Pair ModularityExample Adjunct Power Connections Adjunct Power ConnectionsAuxiliary Power Local and Phantom PowerAWG Wire 0.26 mm AWG Wire 0.14 mm Attendant Console Cabling Distances Enhanced AttendantDual Wiring of Two-Wire and Four-Wire Endpoints Hard-Wire BridgingAttendant Console 26B1 Selector ConsoleAlarm Input Connect External Alarm IndicatorsAlarm Output Alarm Inputs at AUX Connector ColorEmergency Transfer and Auxiliary Power Color AUX Connector Emergency Transfer and Auxiliary PowerExternal Alarm Connector Pinout Designation Definition Connect Power Distribution Unit External Alarm WiresDTR Issue 10. Connections at Trunk/Auxiliary Field Remote Network InterfaceSet Circuit Pack Switches TN1654 DS1 Converter Configuration Switches Function DownTN1654 DS1 Converter Release 6r Only 11. DS1 Converter Circuit Pack Switches 12. DS1 Converter Connections Part Install the Circuit Pack and Cabling T1 OnlySwitch Node Carrier Port Carrier to Switch Node CarrierPort Carrier 13. DS1 Converter Connections Part Channel Service Unit Cabling10. Y Cable Lengths Description Comcode Install the Circuit Pack and Cabling E1 Only14. DS1 Converter Connections E1 Only E1 Interface CablingOff-Premises Station Wiring Off-Premises or Out-of-Building StationsAnalog Off-Premises Stations Off-Premises or Out-of-Building Stations 16. Connections to 24 Out-of-Building Telephones 11. Analog Line Circuit Protectors ProtectorsPrimary Sneak Current With heat coil Protectors Protector Ordering Information Description Comcode Digital Out-of-Building Voice TerminalsIssue Emergency Transfer Units Associated Telephones 17 a Emergency Transfer Panel 808A Emergency Transfer PanelSwitch Circuit Number Trunk/Test SwitchesPin Color Designation Connector/Description 14. Pin Assignments for 25-Pair ConnectorTST4 18. Connections for Telephone Used for Emergency Transfer R758582b MMR Telephone Installation External Ringing Queue Warning Indicator1145B Power Supply Wall-Mounting Plates 20 B/1146B Mounting Arrangement Mount the 1146B Power Distribution Unit Battery Mounting/Wiring15. Back-Up Battery PEC Codes Rating Install the Expanded Power Distribution Unit 21. Expanded Power Distribution Unit Power Up and Test Reset LEDs on Power Distribution Unit Wire the 1146B Power Distribution UnitIssue Important Safety Instructions 1151A Power SupplyDo not locate the unit within 6 inches 15.2 cm of the floor 1151Aand 1151A2 Power Supplies22. Typical 1151A Power Supply Front Connect the 1151A or 1151A2 Power SuppliesBRI Terminating Resistor 23 -Wide Terminating Resistor Adapter 440A4 Terminating Resistor Adapter24. Terminating Resistor Block 110RA1-12 Closet Mounted 110RA1-12T1 R1 BR851-B Adapter T-Adapter Multi-point Adapters367A Adapter Wiring Diagram of 367A28. Basic Multi-point with 1 Work Location Basic Multipoint Installation DistancesAdd Circuit Packs CPP1 List of Circuit PacksOn next Multimedia Interface Service On next On next Add the Fiber Optic Cable 29. Fiber Pass-Thru Kit Equipment Laser Product Cabinet PreparationQuantity Description Comcode Issue 30. Remove the I/O Cable Connector 31. Secure the I/O Cable Connector 32. Remove the Fan Cover Install the Pass-thru Kit33. Fiber Optic Adapter and Pass-Thru Tool 34. Insert the Pass-thru Tool 35. Fiber Optic Cable and Adapter 36. Bracket Attachments 37. Cable Disconnect Label 38. Replace the Fan Cover 39. Connect Fiber Cable to Circuit Pack 40. Dress the Cable Test the InstallationInstallation Add CO, FX, WATS, and PcolRequirements Add did Trunks Add Tie Trunks Smplx Service Interruption Disable Alarm OriginationAdd DS1 Tie and OPS Shut Down Definity Audix System Shut Down Definity LAN Gateway SystemInstall Cables Power Down SystemPower Up System Add Circuit PacksResolve Alarms Enable Customer OptionsAdd Code Calling Access Add Speech SynthesisAdd Pooled Modem Robotics Model 839 External Modem Add External Modem to EPN43. Connect External Modem to PPN Add External Modem to PPN44. Pass-Thru Kit Equipment Add External Modem to TN1648BCabinet Preparation 45. Remove the Fan Cover 46. Insert the Cable Assembly through the Rear Panel 47. Attach the Panel Adapter Bracket Insert the cable assembly as shown in Figure 49. Attach the Cable to the Pass-Thru Tool 50. Insert the Pass-thru Tool 51. Replace the Fan Cover 52. Connect the Cable to the Circuit Pack Save and Restore Recorded Announcements Add Multiple AnnouncementTN750C Announcement Circuit Pack TN750 and TN750B Announcement Circuit Packs Issue Add Additional TN750C Circuit Packs Add Isdn PRI Enter change system-parameters maintenance and press EnterNorth American EuropeanSave Translations Enter Added Translations Standard Reliability R6si System Disable Alarm Origination Install Circuit PacksAdd Packet Bus to R6si Perform tests Power Down the Control Carrier Power up the system Add CallVisor Asai Port Number Install cables from cabinet to the MDF as required Save Translations Add ISDN-BRI Cabinet Carrier Slot Circuit Port Network Resolve Alarms Tone-Clock Circuit Packs Add PRI Over Paccon to R6siExpansion Interface EI Circuit Packs DS1/E1 Interface Circuit PacksService Interruption Install cables from the cabinet to the MDF as required Assign or Reassign ISDN-PRI Feature Remove signaling-group nn For each signaling group assignedAssign ISDN-PRI and PRI Over Paccon Options Behind the PPN, set the circuit breaker to on Reboot the SystemEnable Customer Options Logoff and log back in as craft Configuration CAMA/E911 InstallationOn next On next Administration Setup Hardware SetupScreen 5-1. Cama Trunk Group form Screen 5-2. Administrable Timers formScreen 5-3. Group Member Assignments form Feature Access Code FAC Screen 5-4. Feature Access Code FAC formARS Digit Analysis Table Screen 5-5. ARS Digit Analysis TableEnter Screen 5-6. Route Pattern formScreen 5-7. Route Pattern form Screen 5-8. Cama Numbering Format form Type Save Translation and press Enter Screen 5-9. Class of Restriction formConnector and Cable Diagrams Pinout Charts 25. Lead and Color DesignationsCross- Connect Pin Color Amphenol Pin Backplane Pin Connector and Cable Diagrams Pinout Charts TXT.1 BR-W 28. Port Circuit Pack Lead Designations LOOP2 SL-W LOOP1 Plug 31. TN1654 Lead Designations 32. TN793 24-Port Analog Line Lead Designations 33. Circuit Pack and Auxiliary Equipment Classifications Issue 5 May34. Circuit Pack and Auxiliary Equipment Leads Pinout Charts Wire Data Digital Line Connector Analog LI, LI Issue Test Telephones and Other Equipment Make Test Calls Test 302C Attendant ConsoleTest Selector Console Test Queue Warning Indicator Test External RingingTest Integrated Announcement Test Music-on-Hold Test Remote Access InterfaceTest Emergency Transfer Remote TestTest Basic Rate Interface Enter refresh-spr-standby commandTest Duplication Option Processing Element Interchange Local TestTest Terminating Trunk Transmission Stratum 3 Clock LED Indicators Card LED Label Procedure Test Stratum 3 ClockCheck for Red LEDs Verify Timing to the System Perform Complete System TestActivate and Test Alarm Origination Feature Activate and Test Alarm Origination Feature Connecting Fiber Optic Cables Fiber Optic Requirements Fiber Optic Cable Connections Multi-Mode Fiber Optic ConnectionsSingle-Mode Fiber Optic Connections Fiber Optic Component Comcodes A-5 Optical Cross-Connect Hardware Measuring Single-Mode Power in the FieldFigure A-1. Single-Mode Attenuator Requirements When to Use Single-Mode Fiber AttenuatorsFigure A-2. Typical Single-Mode Connection with Attenuator Single-Mode Fiber Link with AttenuatorsLightguide Distribution Shelf 100A and 200A Lightguide Equipment Lightguide Interconnect UnitsLightguide Troughs Figure A-4 a Lightguide Interconnection Unit 10A and 1000ST Lightguide Coupling Panel Figure A-5 a and 1000ST Lightguide Connector CouplingFigure A-6 a LIU Equipment 400A Lightguide EquipmentGeneral Rules and Recommendations Rule Labels for Fiber Optic Cables Cleaning Fiber Optic CablesCable Labels Cross-Connect LabelsMaking Changes at an LIU or Shelf To Remove a Fiber Optic Patch CordTo Make a New Cross-Connection To Make a New Interconnection Routing Fiber Optic CablesCable Slack Managers or Raised Floors Overhead DuctworkOption Switch Settings Table B-1. Modem Fields Connection Description External Modem Option SettingsExternal Modem Option Settings B-3 External Modem Option Settings B-4 Figure B-1. Control Panel for 572 Printer Printer Option SettingsFunction Function Name Menu Menu Status Table B-2 Printer Used with Management TerminalTable B-3 Printer used as System Printer Call Detail Recording Option Settings Data BIT Protocol XON/XOFF Stop BIT Parity None PBS Table B-5. Signaling Formats for TN760D Mode Type TN760D Tie Trunk Option SettingsB-11 Table B-8. Option Switch Settings on TN464E/F TN464E/F Option SettingsCable Ductwork Figure C-1. Typical Layout of Assembled Ductwork Table C-1. ED-1E465 Group Numbers and Descriptions C-4 Table C-2. Installation Sequence Step Group Remarks Figure C-2. Overhead View of a Typical Ductwork Layout Figure C-3. Dust Cover Removal Install Intercabinet Shielded DuctsFigure C-4. Assembly of Intercabinet Shielded Ducts Install Cross-Aisle Shielded Ducts Figure C-5. Assembly of Cross-Aisle Shielded Ducts Assemble cross-aisle ductwork as already described Mating Cross-Aisle Risers to Old Cabinet RisersMating Shielded Ducts to Risers Install Cross Aisle I/O DuctworkC-13 Figure C-9. Installation of I/O Cross-Aisle to Wall Trough Install Cross-Aisle to Wall TroughInstall I/O Cable Rack Coupling Install I/O Cable Rack Riser Install AC Power Duct Figure C-12. Install AC Power Duct Figure C-13. Assembly of Ladder Rack C-20 Connector and Cable Diagrams D-2 D-3 Figure D-3. Sample Cross-Connects Figure D-4. Sample Cable Pinouts Figure D-5. Sample Pinouts Figure D-6. Sample Cable Pinouts Figure D-7. Stratum 3 Clock Connector Pinout Figure D-8. Stratum 3 Clock Connector Figure D-9. Sample H600-274 Cable Basic Definity ECS Documents Administration555-230-211 555-230-511555-230-303 Installation and Maintenance 555-230-120 555-230-121Issue 1 Call Center DocumentsCentreVu CMS 555-230-222 Application-Specific Documents555-230-221 555-230-220555-230-114 Definity ECS Release 6 Call Visor Asai Overview, Issue 2Console Operations Call Detail RecordingHospitality 555-230-890555-230-833 Documents on CD-ROMDocuments on CD-ROM Numerics Accunet AdapADC ADU ADMAIM AiodAnsi ANIAOL ApltAsai ARSATB ATDAudix ATMAVD AUXAwoh AWGBhcc BERBLF BOSBTU CacrCAG Cama CARR-POWCAS CBC CA-TSCCcis CcittCEM CEPT1Cispr COS CORCPN CPECPN/BN CptrDAC DCP DCODCS DDCDigital signal level 1 DS1 Digital signal level 0 DS0Digital data endpoints Digital multiplexed interface DMIDiva DiodDLC DldmDOT DossDPM DPRDXS DwbsEAL EbcdicEPN EMIEprom EpscsEtsi ETNFAS FACFAT FAXG3-MA FRLG3-MT GptrHnpa ICC IASICD IcdosINS Isdn InwatsIS/DTT ISNLAN IXCLAP-D LapdLSU LinlLWC MACMAP MaduMapd MA-UUIMFB METMFC MIMMOS MpdmMS/T MWL NAU NanpNCA/TSC NcossNPE NPANQC NSEONS OCMOPS OPXPBX PADPCM PcolPktint PidbPLS PMSPPN PPMPRI ProcrPsdn PSCPTC PTTRCL RBSREN RFPRose RSCSabm SACSCD SCCSCI SCOSSM SSISSV ST3SVN SXSSysam Tabs TaasTAC TCMTOP TODTTI TSCTTR TTTVDN VARVIS VlsiWSS WSAZCS Index Audix BRI Pin designations, 5-143,5-153 to 5-155,D-1 DC, 1-19 signaling leads, B-10 DS1 Cables, 1-29 to Inads IN-9 IN-10 IN-11 IN-12 IN-13 IN-14