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Communication Server 1000M and Meridian 1 Large System Installation and Commissioning
Connecting UK power to the Four-Feed PDU
To connect the external power system to the pedestal, use the following
procedure for each column (this procedure gives the connections for a
four-module column).
Note: All wiring to the PDU must be routed within the cable-tie saddles
and under the cable restraint bar at the base of the pedestal.
Procedure 10
Connecting UK power to the Four-Feed PDU
1 Open the front door of the 8B/2R or 8B/4R master power cabinet.
2 If a junction box is used, insert the conduit from the junction box into one
of the conduit access holes in the pedestal.
Connect the wires from the junction box to the matching connections on
the terminal block on the PDU.
a. Connect the red wires – BAT 0, – BAT 1, – BAT 2, and – BAT 3.
b. Connect the black wires + BATRTN 0, + BATRTN 1, + BATRTN 2,
and + BATRTN 3.
c. Connect the remaining LRTN wire (orange or white wire).
Note: If a junction box is used, the connections described in Steps 2
through 4 apply to the junction box rather than the pedestal.
3 Connect the red BAT (–48 V) wires.
a. At the 8B/2R or 8B/4R master power cabinet, connect wires to the
terminals on the –ve distribution rail (see Figure 46 on page 128).
b. At the PDU, connect the wires to the terminal block.
i. Connect module 0 to – BAT 0.
ii. Connect module 1 to – BAT 1.
iii. Connect module 2 to – BAT 2.
iv. Connect module 3 to – BAT 3.
- Meridian 1 1
- Page 4 of 456 Contents 4
- Page 8 of 456 Contents 8
- Contents Page 9 of 456 9
- Page 10 of 456 Contents 10
- New in this release 11
- List of Procedures 13
- How to get help 19
- Finding the latest updates 21
- System information 23
- Applicable systems 24
- Intended audience 25
- Conventions 26
- NTP feedback 26
- Related information 27
- Introduction 31
- Page 32 of 456 Introduction 32
- Summary of procedures 33
- Page 34 of 456 Introduction 34
- Page 36 of 456 Introduction 36
- Preparing for installation 37
- System equipment – UEMs 38
- Figure 1 39
- Universal Equipment Modules 39
- Columns are grouped in rows 40
- Figure 2 41
- Card cage 42
- Figure 4 44
- System options 45
- Main column 46
- Core/Net 0 46
- Core/Net 1 46
- Figure 7 47
- Four-tier multi-group system 47
- Figure 8 48
- Figure 9 50
- Signaling Server 52
- Business Policy 53
- Signaling 53
- 553-AAA0561 53
- Cable routing guidelines 54
- Cabling troughs 55
- 553-3117 55
- Figure 13 56
- Unloading equipment 58
- Working with power supplies 59
- Handling circuit cards 59
- Figure 16 60
- Static discharge points 60
- 553-A0132 63
- Turn lock screw 63
- Slide to 63
- 553-3054 64
- Captive screw 64
- Overview 65
- Figure 19 67
- Module positioning guides 67
- 553-5068 69
- Screw Stand-off 74
- 553-5067 75
- Installing AC power 77
- Large System 79
- Ground lugs 83
- 553-8996 84
- Installing UPS ground cabling 85
- 553-3089 87
- Bolt for bracket 91
- Customer-provided 91
- Installing DC power 93
- Candeo DC power systems 94
- Large Candeo modules 97
- Small Candeo modules 101
- Figure 35 104
- Installation reference guide 106
- Configuration reference guide 108
- (or safety ground) leads 111
- 553-AAA1515 114
- 553-AAA0759 115
- Figure 39 116
- Four-Feed PDU 117
- Cable-tie saddle 117
- Cable restraint bar 117
- 553-AAA0467 117
- 553-AAA0468 118
- Figure 42 119
- PDU circuit protection 119
- BLO CB0 CB1 121
- J6J5J3 J4 121
- 553-8997 121
- Installing the Four-Feed PDU 123
- 553-8995 124
- 553-AAA0760 128
- System monitor connections 130
- Each output is rated at 30 A 131
- Planning and designating a 133
- Main Distribution Frame 133
- Terminal block requirements 134
- Figure 49 136
- BIX module 136
- Figure 50 137
- 553-6459 139
- 553-6460 140
- 553-6461 141
- 553-6463 142
- 553-6465 143
- EXCHANGE LINES 144
- EXCHANGE LINES 144
- Contents 145
- PFTU configurations 145
- Figure 60 146
- 553-7559 147
- Installing a PFTU 148
- Installing QUA6 PFTUs 150
- System monitor cabling 151
- AC power control 152
- DC power observation 152
- Cabling the System Monitor 157
- 553-7544 158
- 553-3112 159
- 553-3111 160
- Slave unit n 161
- UPS for each column 164
- J4 on system monitor 164
- UPS alarm cable 164
- Large System columns 164
- Alarm interfacing to Candeo 165
- Configuring the alarm ports 168
- Customizing alarms 169
- About the system terminal 171
- 553-A0131 172
- Connecting a terminal 173
- COM1 and COM2 ports 175
- 553-A0134 176
- SDI and COM1 ports 177
- Connecting a modem 178
- Modem guidelines 179
- Configuring a modem 180
- (see Figure 72 on page 183) 181
- Remote end 183
- Figure 73 185
- Figure 74 186
- Cabling Common Equipment in a 187
- Single Group system 187
- Core/Net module 189
- Figure 76 190
- Figure 77 191
- Reviewing required Core cards 192
- Cabling the Core side 193
- 553-9059 194
- Cabling the I/O panel 195
- Cabling the Network side 197
- PS 01234567891011 198
- NT8D80AZ cable 201
- Network backplane 202
- Core backplane 202
- Sys Util 203
- I/O Panel 205
- (rear of module) 205
- Core shelf (front of module) 205
- Rear of module 206
- Front of module 206
- Multi Group system 207
- Figure 87 211
- Core shelf cabling 216
- Required Core cables 217
- Figure 91 220
- Figure 92 222
- I/O panel connections 222
- End of Procedure 222
- Figure 93 224
- Options for LAN 1 connections 224
- Figure 94 225
- Dual Ring Fiber Network 225
- Required cards 226
- Required cables 226
- FIJI card cabling 228
- Figure 95 229
- FIJI card faceplate 229
- Figure 96 230
- Shelf 0 fiber optic ring 232
- Shelf 1 fiber optic ring 233
- FIJI to FIJI cabling 234
- FIJI FIJI 236
- Figure 101 238
- Network-to-network cabling 239
- Network module connections 240
- Figure 103 242
- Network backplane: 244
- NT8D99AB cable 244
- 553-9488 245
- IGS/FIJI card 245
- NT8D76 cables 245
- (factory installed) 245
- Figure 106 246
- 553-9529 247
- Install SDI Paddle Board 247
- NTND14 to 3PE cables 247
- Figure 108 249
- Figure 109 250
- Figure 110 255
- 553-5289 258
- Figure 112 259
- Figure 113 260
- Cabling lines and trunks 261
- 553-5391 262
- Network Voltages (TNV) 263
- Figure 115 265
- NT8D37 IPE Module I/O panels 265
- Connecting lines and trunks 266
- Powering up the system and 299
- Figure 116 301
- Security Device 301
- Preparing to power up – AC 302
- Turning AC power ON 303
- Preparing to power up – DC 306
- Turning DC power ON 306
- IMPORTANT! 307
- Installing software 308
- Switch call processing 332
- Performing acceptance tests 335
- Testing the sysload 339
- Testing the PFTU 341
- Installing earthquake bracing 343
- Installing seismic bracing 344
- Selecting the kit 345
- Drilling concrete floors 347
- Figure 118 350
- Mounting plate installation 350
- Installing earthquake rods 351
- Air exhaust grill 352
- 553-3038 353
- 553-3063 355
- FrontRear 356
- Gasket placement 356
- 553-5641 356
- — 28mm (11/8in.) for Kit A 357
- — 24 mm (15/16 in.) for Kit B 357
- 553-7473 361
- Adding a module to a column 363
- Power plug (J1) 366
- System monitor connector 366
- (NT8D46CB cable) 366
- Mounting 367
- 553-3057 367
- Figure 127 369
- DANGER OF ELECTRIC SHOCK 370
- Positioning guides 372
- Opening for 372
- Orange connector 375
- Push here 375
- 1/4 turn fasteners 376
- Figure 133 377
- Top cap assembly 377
- Figure 136 380
- Key on cable 381
- Installing a Signaling Server 383
- Readiness checklist 385
- Connections 389
- Figure 139 391
- Before you begin 399
- Installing the software 400
- Commissioning (NN43001-313) 427
- (NN43001-313) 432
- Numerics 449
- Page 456 of 456 Index 456
- Communication Server 1000M 458
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