Nortel Meridian SL-100 Bedienungsanleitung

555-4001-129

Meridian SuperNode

Meridian SL-100

Intelligent Peripheral Equipment (IPE) Reference Manual

MSL14 Standard 08.01 November 2000

Meridian SuperNode

Meridian SL-100

Intelligent Peripheral Equipment (IPE) Reference Manual

Publication number: 555-4001-129

Product release: MSL14

Document release: Standard 08.01

Date: November 2000

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Information 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 warrant.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC

Rules, and the radio interference regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment

generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual,

may causeharmful interference to radio communications. Operationof this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful

interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at the user’s own expense. Allowing this equipment

to be operated in such a manner as to not provide for proper answer supervision is a violation of Part 68 of the FCC Rules, Docket

No. 89-114, 55FR46066.

The MSL-100 system is certiﬁed by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) with the Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory

(NRTL).

This equipment is capable of providing users with access to interstate providers of operator services through the use of equal

access codes. Modiﬁcations by aggregators to alter these capabilities is a violation of the Telephone Operator Consumer Service

Improvement Act of 1990 and Part 68 of the FCC Rules.

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Publication History v

Meridian SuperNode MSL-100 Intelligent Peripheral Equipment (IPE) Reference Manual MSL14

Publication history

To comply with Nortel Networks Technical Documentation Standards, the

Publication history will only contain updates for the current release and two

prior releases.

November 2000

Release 08.01, MSL14, Standard. This version includes information on the

enhanced IPE controller (EXPEC) card.

May 2000 Release 07.01, MSL12, Standard. This version represents the standard release

of this document and includes some minor pagination and graphics differences

from the previous version.

November 1999

Release 06.02, MSL11, Standard. This version includes information on the

enhanced IPE controller (EXPEC) card.

Meridian SuperNode MSL-100 Intelligent Peripheral Equipment (IPE) Reference Manual MSL14

Contents

Publication history iii

About this document ix

When to use this document ix

How this document is organized ix

How to check the version and issue of this document x

References in this document x

What precautionary messages mean xi

How commands, parameters, and responses are represented xii

Input prompt (>) xii

Commands and fixed parameters xiii

Variables xiii

Responses xiii

1 IPE product overview 1-1

Status reporting with XSM functionality 1-1

Software required 1-2

Controller card interfaces 1-4

Enhanced IPE controllor card 1-4

RTS FLASH 1-5

Limitations and Restrictions 1-5

Line cards 1-6

Automated datafill and resource allocation for the IPE 1-6

Ringing resource allocation 1-6

Automated datafill for IPE line cards 1-7

Accompanying features 1-8

Hardware requirements 1-8

Supported telephones 1-8

Translations and service orders 1-10

2 IPE architecture 2-1

Minimum and maximum IPEs in one IPEC 2-1

Universal equipment module 2-2

IPE module components 2-3

Peripheral equipment power supply 2-4

Controller cards 2-5

Line cards 2-8

Ringing generator 2-10

Pedestal base 2-11

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Blower unit (NT8D52) 2-11

Power Distribution Unit (NT7D67) 2-11

Expansion kit (NT8D49) 2-11

IPEC exterior completion 2-12

Module front/rear panels (NT9D15) 2-12

Module side panels (NT9D18) 2-12

Top cap (NT7D00) 2-13

Extended system monitor 2-13

Master and slave XSMs 2-13

XSM functionality 2-15

XSM alternative 2-15

3 Provisioning an IPEC 3-1

Cabinet lineup 3-3

IPE in remote switching center (RSC) 3-4

IPE with Meridian Cabinet Remote Module - SONET 3-5

Mounting and bracing kits 3-7

Installations in non-earthquake risk areas 3-7

Installation in earthquake risk areas 3-7

4 Cabling specifications 4-1

Power cable requirements 4-1

Terminating equipment power feeders and returns 4-1

Alarm cable requirements 4-4

Cabling for XSM alarms 4-5

Setting XSM option DIP switches 4-7

Switchboard cabling requirements 4-14

DS30A links 4-15

IPE to MCTM, MCRM, MNET, and MLNK 4-15

Ethernet Connection from NT7D07BA controller card 4-16

Main Distribution Frame (MDF) cabling 4-17

Ground cabling 4-21

Frame Ground (FGND) cabling 4-21

Logic return cabling 4-22

Cabling card cage modules to the cross-connect terminal 4-23

5 Environmental specifications 5-1

Ambient temperature 5-1

Circuit breaker status and faults 5-1

Column thermal unit status and faults 5-2

Relative humidity 5-2

Power specifications 5-2

Power requirements 5-2

Power consumption 5-2

AC Powered IPE 5-3

Foreign voltage protection 5-3

Heat dissipation 5-4

Weights and dimensions 5-4

6 Feature implementation 6-1

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Downloading the IPE software 6-1

Package replacements 6-2

System responses 6-2

Controller card message translation 6-4

Cutoff on Disconnect 6-7

Hardware and software requirements 6-7

Auto recovery DLM/IPEs 6-7

Interaction 6-8

Overload control support 6-8

Objectives 6-9

Overload protection 6-9

Overload indicators 6-11

System initialization functions 6-14

Operating system initialization 6-14

Application software initialization 6-14

IPE initialization 6-14

Clock synchronization 6-17

System communications 6-17

Dual messaging channel support 6-17

Sanity timer 6-18

Diagnostics 6-18

Routine maintenance functions 6-19

BSY messages 6-19

RTS messages 6-20

TEST messages 6-20

Link status messages 6-20

Configuration messages 6-20

QUERY messages 6-20

Display functions on NTD07AC 6-20

Light Emitting Diode (LED) control 6-20

Hexadecimal display 6-21

Display functions on NTD07BA 6-21

Background maintenance functions 6-22

Equipment auditing 6-22

Hexadecimal display control 6-22

Watchdog timer setting 6-22

Phase lock loop switching 6-22

7 Log and fault reports 7-1

XSM maintenance interface 7-1

XSM unsolicited fault reports 7-1

XSM “fault cleared" reports 7-1

XSM periodic audits 7-2

Descriptions of log reports 7-2

LINE101 7-3

PM102 7-4

PM103 7-4

PM104 7-4

PM105 7-4

PM106 7-4

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PM107 7-5

PM116 7-5

PM117 7-5

PM128 7-5

PM179 7-6

PM180 7-7

PM181 7-7

PM189 7-8

XSM100 7-10

XSM101 7-10

XSM102 7-10

XSM103 7-11

XSM104 7-11

XSM105 7-12

8 Software maintenance and diagnostics 8-1

Maintenance state indicators 8-1

Circuit card state indicators 8-3

Command Interpreter (CI) commands 8-3

Accessing NPMDIR 8-3

9 Hardware maintenance tools 9-1

Circuit card features 9-1

Self tests 9-1

Visible indicators (LEDs) 9-1

XSM indicators 9-3

Temperature alarms 9-4

10 Appendix Operational measurements 10-1

11 Appendix Installation awareness 11-1

Short circuit on ring side of digital line 11-1

How to avoid a short circuit condition 11-1

List of terms 12-1

Meridian SuperNode MSL-100 Intelligent Peripheral Equipment (IPE) Reference Manual MSL14

About this document

When to use this document

This book describes Intelligent Peripheral Equipment (IPE). Included is

information on the IPE hardware, provisioning an Intelligent Peripheral

Equipment Column (IPEC), cabling and environmental speciﬁcations, feature

implementation, logs, software and hardware maintenance and diagnostics,

and operational measurements (OMs). This document is part of the

documentation package that supports Nortel Networks Meridian SL-100

products.

How this document is organized

This document is divided into the following chapters:

• Chapter 1, “IPE product overview", gives a brief description of the

Intelligent Peripheral Equipment (IPE), and Intelligent Peripheral

Equipment Column (IPEC). This includes a list of required software and

descriptions of the XSM, the controller card interfaces, and the telephones

that are supported by IPE.

• Chapter 2, “IPE architecture", lists, describes, and illustrates the hardware

included in the IPEC and in the pedestal base.

• Chapter 3, “Provisioning an IPEC", describes the cabinet lineup and IPE

used in Remote Switching Centers (RSCs).

• Chapter 4, “Cabling speciﬁcations", describes the external and internal

power cable requirements, the Extended System Monitor (XSM) alarm

cable requirements, the switchboard cabling requirements, the ground

cabling, and the cabling cardcage modules to the cross-connect terminal.

• Chapter5,“Environmentalspeciﬁcations",describesrequirementsrelating

to the ambient temperature, the relative humidity, the power speciﬁcations,

the heat dissipation, and the weights and dimensions.

• Chapter 6, “Feature implementation", describes how to download the IPE

software, the controller card message translation, the system initialization

functions, the attendant console feature implementation, the Integrated

Voiceand Data(IVD)feature implementation,the 500/2500analog feature

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