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RPI Requirements

Base stations	RPI-16 and RPI-8 required	PSUs required

1–8	1 RPI-8	1 PSU

9–16	1 RPI-16	2 PSUs

17–24	1 RPI-16 and 1 RPI-8	3 PSUs

25–32	2 RPI-16	4 PSUs

Mounting the RPI unit

1.Position the screw holes for the RPI using the dimensions shown in the following figure.

RPI mounting holes

25 mm	325 mm
(1 in.)	(13 in.)
	50 mm
	(2 in.)
	Keyholes
	300 mm
	(12 in.)

To provide adequate ventilation and to prevent overheating, leave a clearance of at least 125 mm (5 in.) around the RPI.

If you are mounting two RPIs, one above the other, leave a clearance of at least 300mm (12 in.) between them to provide adequate ventilation and to prevent overheating.

Modular ICS Companion Installer Guide

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Nortel Networks P0992639 01 Mounting the RPI unit, RPI Requirements, Base stations RPI-16 and RPI-8 required PSUs required

Contents

Modular ICS Companion Installer Guide To be used with MICS-XC softwarePage Table of Contents Powering up the system Programming Specifications Glossary Index Companion Base Stations RegulationsFederal Communications Commission U.S. only Activation U.S. only Safety Norstar Companion basics Norstar Companion basics What’s new with Norstar Norstar Companion basics Configuring Station Modules Planning the installationPlanning checklist Required equipment and supplies Configuring expansion modules On a mini system On a midi system On a maxi system On a mega system Port Expansion Cartridge with Companion Routing fiber cables Two-port Expansion Cartridge and ICS numbering ICS numberingNon-expanded system ICS alone numbering Six-port Expansion Cartridge and ICS numbering Twelve-port expanded system and ICS numbering 16 / Planning the installation Installation Installation checklist Installation planning is required for base stations Connecting expansion modulesInstalling Remote Power Interconnect RPI units RPI units must always be installed inside a building RPI unit Base stations RPI-16 and RPI-8 required PSUs required Mounting the RPI unitRPI Requirements RPI-16 PSUs 17-24 RPI-16 and 1 RPI-8 25-32 Opening the RPI cover Do not run unprotected power cables outdoors Wiring the RPIUnplug the RPI power cord RPI Connector Overview Wire size Single-pair Double-pair Ensure both pairs have the same polarity Input wiring Connector Pin Signal Output RPI-8 BIX wiring chart Pin RPI Connector Board Label Wire color Installation RPI-16 BIX wiring chart BS14 Never mount base stations in rows Installing base stationsPositioning a base station Clearance for the base stations Mounting a base stationMinimum distance between office areas and base stations Clearance conditions Canada Bracket termination board Installation Installing portable telephones Sliding cover onto bracket Installing external antennas and lightning surge arrestors FCC requirements Installed antenna and lightning surge arrestor USA Planning for an outdoor external antenna USA Installing a lightning surge arrestor USA Antenna with antenna bracket USA Lightning surge arrestor and bracket USA Installation Indoor directional external antenna Canada Installation 44 / Installation Installation 46 / Installation Installing a lightning surge protector Canada Installing the lightning surge protector Canada Powering up the system If display shows See Modular ICS Companion Installer Guide P0992639 Programming affects system operation Installation programmingProgramming Programming tools Norstar Programming Record Setting Default Template defaultsCompanion defaults System programming Startup erases programming Startup programmingPerforming Startup Entering programming Changing the default templateChanging template resets programming Password Entering programming for system coordinators Entering programming using other passwords Norstar featuresRegistration password Portable features Changing the Registration password Change password to avoid incorrect registration Registration Registration should normally be disabledCompanion programming Portable DNs Radio data Schedule re-evaluation during slow periods Alarm Definition Re-eval occurred? Antenna Type Cells System logical identifier LID Changing system LID de-registers all portables Base stations must be installed and powered first Software keys U.S. only Obtain the Companion ID ÇØˆÏÈÌ Record your keys in the Programming Configure base stations and portables Register your Companion portables C3060 Icons Registering individual portablesRegistering the C3060 C3060 Icon function To register the C3060 Registered as Nortel To confirm that the C3060 is registered Deregistering the C3060 Measuring Rssi for a C3060 Measuring undirected Rssi Measuring directed Rssi Registering individual portables To register the C3050 Registering the C3050C3050 Icons C3050Canadaor Icon function C3050 US Rev C3050 Rev 2 US Registered as Nortel To confirm that the C3050 is registered Deregistering the C3050 To deregister the C3050 Measuring Rssi for a C3050 To measure undirected Rssi Use the Companion Provisioning Record to find the following Registering the C3020 Canada only To register the C3020 Registering Deregistering the C3020 Canada only To deregister the C3020 Receive Signal Strength Indicator overrides normal display Measuring Rssi for a C3020 Canada only 90 / Registering individual portables Measuring directed Rssi using your portable After registering the portables Testing the base stations TestingTesting the Companion portable telephones Testing the system coverage Problems with a base station TroubleshootingProblems with a portable telephone 96 / Troubleshooting Replacing a base station Verifying Radio Credits U.S. only Problems with an RPI Obtaining a Regression Key U.S. only Problems with wireless communicationObtaining a Recovery Key Troubleshooting Example Meaning Possible causes and actions Display Alarm codesDisplays Re-Eval Utam key Radio cred Cause Event messagesEvent message display Troubleshooting Evt832 Event message display Cause Evt834 Evt852 Evt873 112 / Troubleshooting Norstar Companion system components SpecificationsRemote Power Interconnect Base station Base station Base station plug-top power supply External antenna assembly For the US Outdoor omni-directional antenna For Canada Indoor directional antenna For Canada Lightning surge protector For Canada 118 / Specifications Upgrading an RPI-8 to an RPI-16 Upgrading your systemAdding Companion to a mini, midi, maxi, or mega system RPI connections PSU2U Glossary Companion portable telephone Call Transfer See TransferCell assignment a heading Combo Cartridge a cartridge that Directory number DN a unique ICS integrated communication system The central hardware Integrated Services Digital Network Isdn a digital IncominglinegroupILG a group Key Service Unit KSU PleaseInstaller password a one-to six Intercom keys See Intercom Radio Credits U.S. only The XC Portable Credits U.S. onlyPortable telephone See Remote Power Interconnect RPI ReceiveSignalStrengthIndicatorRecovery Key U.S. only See Registration password a System Logical Identifier LID a M7316 Business Series Terminal UTAMInc.U.S.only The Federal Utam Recovery Key U.S. onlyUndirected Receive Signal Strength Indicator Trunk Module a module that Index 130 / Index Index /131 132 / Index Index /133 Utam Index /135 136 / Index Backup programming overlays