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1 Meridian Mail Modular Option ECInstallation and Maintenance GuideProduct release 13 Standard 1999 555-7061-250 P0904489 Meridian Mail Modular Option ECInstallation and Maintenance GuidePublication number:555-7061-250 Product release:13 Document release:Standard :November 1999 Copyright 1999 Nortel Networks, All Rights in the United States of AmericaInformation is subject to change without notice. Nortel Networks reserves the right to make changes in design or components as progress in engineering and manufacturing may , MERIDIAN 1, MERIDIAN MAIL, SL-1, SL-100, DMS-100, SUPERNODE, NORTEL NETWORKS, and NORTEL NETWORKS HOW THE WORLD SHARES IDEAS are trademarks of Nortel Networks.

2 TANDBERG is a trademark of Tandberg O/S. VIPER is a trademark of Archive Corporation. SEAGATE is a trademark of Seagate Technology Inc. ROBOTICS and US ROBOTICS are trademarks of 3 Com. RACAL is a trademark of Racal Electronics Plc. HAYES is a trademark of Hayes Microcomputer Products Inc. UDS is a trademark of Universal Data Systems, Inc. MAXTOR is a trademark of Maxtor Corp. DEC is a trademark of Digital Equipment Corp. HEWLETT-PACKARD is a trademark of Hewlett-Packard Modular Option EC Installation and Maintenance Guide November 1999 Publication historyNovember 1999 Modular Option EC Installation and Maintenance Guide is released as Standard manual documents Installation and Maintenance procedures for Meridian Mail Release 13 on the Modular Option EC hardware platform.

3 The Enhanced MMP40 card is introduced as the replacement for the previous MMP40 release makes all earlier editions 1998 Modular Option EC Installation and Maintenance Guide is released as Standard This manual documents Installation and Maintenance procedures for Meridian Mail Release 12 on the Modular Option EC hardware platform. This release makes all earlier editions 1996 Modular Option EC Installation and Maintenance Guide is released as Standard This manual documents Installation and Maintenance procedures for Meridian Mail Release 11 on the Modular Option EC hardware platform. This release makes all earlier editions 1995 Modular Option EC Installation and Maintenance Guide is released as Standard This manual documents Installation and Maintenance procedures for Meridian Mail Release 10 on the Modular Option EC hardware platform.

4 This release makes all earlier editions 1995 Modular Option EC Installation and Maintenance Guide is released as Standard This manual documents Installation and Maintenance procedures for the Meridian Mail Release on the Modular Option EC hardware Option EC Installation and Maintenance Guide consolidates and replaces the March 1994 Standard version of the Installation Guide (NTP 555-7061-210) and Maintenance Procedures (NTP 555-7061-500) for the Modular Option EC Release historyStandard Modular Option EC Installation and Maintenance Guide November 1999 ContentsAbout this guidexiii1 Introduction to Meridian Mail Modular Option EC1-1 Overview.

5 1-2 Converting from an existing Modular Option EC system .. 1-3 Hardware .. 1-5 Switch requirements .. 1-72 Preparing for installation2-1 Overview .. 2-2 Tools required .. 2-3 Reference documents .. 2-43 Assembly overview3-1 Overview .. 3-2 Installation tasks .. 3-34 Unpacking and inspecting the equipment4-1 Overview .. 4-2 Unpacking and inspecting .. 4-3 Removing and reinstalling printed circuit packs .. 4-55 Installing a column or module5-1 Overview .. 5-2 Installing columns and modules .. 5-3viContentsStandard Option EC Installation and Maintenance GuideNovember 19996 Installing power supplies6-1 Overview.

6 6-2 Common equipment power supply Installation .. 6-3AC system .. 6-4DC system .. 6-67 Installing the disk drives and tape drive7-1 Overview .. 7-2 Disk drives in an unshadowed system .. 7-4 Disk Installation (unshadowed systems) .. 7-5 Disk drives in a shadowed system .. 7-8 Disk Installation (shadowed systems) .. 7-10 Disk drive diagrams.. 7-13 Overview of tape drives.. 7-26 Tandberg tape drive .. 7-27 Archive tape drive .. 7-28 Tape drive location .. 7-30 Tape drive Installation .. 7-318 Configuring the backplane and inspecting the printed circuit packs8-1 Overview of configuring the backplane .. 8-2 Backplane switch settings.

7 8-3 Setting the backplane switches in an unshadowed system .. 8-5 Setting the backplane switches in a shadowed system .. 8-6 Shroud terminators and jumpers .. 8-8 Printed circuit packs (PCPs) .. 8-10 Removing, checking, and installing PCPs.. 8-11 Location of Enhanced MMP40 cards .. 8-13 Location of utility cards .. 8-15 Location of VP cards .. 8-16 ContentsviiStandard Option EC Installation and Maintenance GuideNovember 19999 Installing intramodule and intermodule cabling9-1 Overview .. 9-2 Extraction tool .. 9-4 Installing cables from backplane to I/O panel.. 9-8 Installing RS-232 cables .. 9-9 Intermodule bus cable connection.

8 9-1110 Installing, cabling, and configuring peripheral devices10-1 Overview .. 10-2 Installation overview .. 10-3 Installing the primary administration terminal and multiple user administration terminals .. 10-6 Installing and configuring the Digital printers .. 10-9LA30N Companion printer .. 10-14 Installing and configuring the HP Thinkjet printer .. 10-18 Installing and configuring local modems .. 10-21 Installing and configuring remote modems .. 10-22 Installing and configuring the Guest Administration Console10-24 Bix block cabling for peripheral devices.. 10-2711 Installing the Meridian Mail to PBX interface11-1 Overview.

9 11-2 Establishing the network loop connection between Meridian Mail and the Meridian 1.. 11-3 Installing the network loop .. 11-5 Establishing the AML connection between Meridian Mail and the Meridian 1 .. 11-11 Installing the multipurpose serial data link card .. 11-17 Installing the enhanced serial data interface card .. 11-20 Installing the AML cabling .. 11-24viiiContentsStandard Option EC Installation and Maintenance GuideNovember 199912 Configuring the Meridian 112-1 Overview .. 12-2 Getting started .. 12-3 Checking the CPU ROM daughterboard .. 12-4 Replacing the CPU ROM daughterboard .. 12-5 Establishing the AML using an ESDI card.

10 12-7 Enabling the ESDI port or activating the AML.. 12-13 Establishing the AML using an MSDL card .. 12-15 Activating the AML (MSDL card, X11 Release 18 or later) .. 12-18 Defining Meridian Mail in the customer data block .. 12-19 Configuring the trunk route data block (NMS only) .. 12-24 Defining Meridian Mail primary ACD queues .. 12-25 Defining Meridian Mail secondary ACD queues .. 12-27 Programming the network loop .. 12-28 Adding ACD agents .. 12-31 Setting call routing options for user telephone sets.. 12-35 Saving Meridian 1 changes .. 12-3813 Starting up and configuring Meridian Mail 13-1 Overview.