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Chapter 1 Introducing the Business Communications Manager 25
Installation and Maintenance Guide
BCM1000 LEDs
A line of 10 operational LEDs display on the face of the BCM1000. Refer to Figure 8. These
LEDs show the current state of various hardware components.
Figure 8 BCM1000 operational LEDs
These LEDs monitor:
•power ( )
• disk drive ( )
•system status ( )
• five PCI power indicators
• temperature ( )
• fans ( )
The LED states are described in Table 28 on page 119.
The Unified Manager contains a monitoring tool, that allows you to determine the current
condition of the LEDs from your computer. Refer to “Using the System Status Monitor to monitor
LEDs” on page 162.
Note: These LEDs correspond to the cards, not to the PCI slots.
For example, a WAN card uses only one PCI slot, but has the capacity for two
connections. In this case, both LEDs stay lit as long as a WAN card is present.
Operational LEDs
FanTemperaturPCI DevicesStatusDiskPower Temperature
1
PCI devices
- Business Communications 1
- Installation and Maintenance 1
- Trademarks 2
- Enhanced 911 Configuration 4
- Radio-frequency Interference 4
- Network Connection 5
- Hearing Aid Compatibility 5
- Electromagnetic Compatibility 6
- Use of a Music Source 6
- EMI/EMC (FCC Part 15) 9
- Important Safety Instructions 10
- Additional Safety Information 12
- Limited Warranty 13
- Warranty Repair Services 14
- After Warranty Service 14
- Contents 15
- Chapter 1 16
- Chapter 2 16
- Symbols used in this guide 30
- Text conventions 31
- Acronyms 31
- 6 Preface 32
- Related publications 33
- System documentation map 34
- Installation documentation 35
- Operations documentation 36
- Call Management documentation 37
- 12 Preface 38
- Documentation CD 38
- How to get help 39
- 14 Preface 40
- Computer components 42
- Hardware components 42
- Telephony components 46
- Data networking components 48
- Media Services Card 48
- Connection ports 50
- BCM1000 LEDs 51
- System options 52
- Data features 54
- BCM1000e 56
- Installation process overview 57
- Telephony hardware 59
- Power connections 61
- DIP switches 62
- Trunk media bay modules 63
- Table 4 DTM LED functions 64
- Front view 64
- (North American systems only) 66
- Station media bay modules 68
- 4X16 media bay module 70
- ASM8 GASM8 Norstar ASM 71
- 03 do not allow 72
- Specialized media bay modules 73
- Figure 22 FEM LEDs 74
- Table 7 Specialized modules 74
- Telephones and adapters 76
- ABC DEF 77
- GHI JKL MNO 77
- PQRS TUV WXYZ 77
- Cordless and wireless systems 79
- Chapter 3 81
- Auxiliary requirements 81
- Browser requirements 82
- Using an HTTP Proxy server 83
- Chapter 4 85
- An example: 87
- Determining system capacity 88
- Changing the DS30 split 89
- Explaining Double Density 89
- Setting Offsets 90
- Offset 1 91
- Offset 3 91
- Combination and specialized 92
- Chapter 5 95
- Installing the BCM1000 95
- Electrical requirements 96
- Internal wiring requirements 96
- System equipment and supplies 97
- N0008587 01 100
- Wall mount brackets 101
- Rack mount brackets 101
- Mounting brackets 102
- Chapter 6 105
- BCM1000. Refer to Figure 36 109
- Chapter 7 111
- 3/5 DS30 split 113
- Double-density example 114
- DTM switch settings 119
- BRI switch settings 120
- CTM/GATM switch settings 121
- Table 17 122
- Rear of GATM 122
- CTM/GATM DIP switch settings 123
- 123 45 6 78 124
- 4X16 switch settings 125
- Enter these switch settings 126
- ASM 8/GASM8 switch settings 127
- DSM switch settings 130
- FEM switch settings 134
- Chapter 8 135
- Installing media bay modules 135
- Shutting down the system 136
- Installing a media bay module 137
- Reconnecting the equipment 139
- Replacing media bay modules 140
- Chapter 9 143
- Starting the system 143
- Checking power and wiring 144
- Connecting the cards 147
- (North American Systems only) 149
- Table 29 DB25 adapter cable 149
- Table 31 V.35 Adapter Cable 150
- Replacing the cards 151
- Required data parameters 152
- Default IP settings 152
- Table 33 Serial port pinout 153
- Figure 49 Serial pinout 153
- PlsChgMe! <ENTER> 154
- Figure 50 Main Menu 155
- Configuring your computer 156
- 10.10.10.2 157
- 255.255.255.0 157
- Chapter 10 159
- Wiring the modules 159
- Module wiring warnings 160
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 161
- 6 5 4 3 2 1 161
- Auxiliary jack 161
- 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 163
- Table 34 DSM wiring chart 165
- Table 35 ASM wiring chart 166
- FEM wiring 167
- Communications Manager 168
- Chapter 11 169
- Installing IP telephones 173
- Chapter 12 175
- Connecting a data device 178
- Connecting the ATA 2 179
- Mounting the ATA 2 180
- Configuring the ATA 2 182
- Chapter 13 183
- External paging system 184
- External music source 185
- Chapter 14 187
- Troubleshooting 187
- Operation LEDs 189
- RAID board 189
- LEDs (see note) 189
- ATA 2 does not function 191
- Chapter 15 193
- Lift cover at 195
- Restarting the system 196
- Software restart 197
- Chapter 16 199
- Replacing the hard disk 199
- Removing the hard disk 200
- Installing a new hard disk 203
- Figure 83 Main Menu screen 205
- [muLaw]. If 206
- Figure 85 Profile screen 207
- Figure 89 Main Menu screen 211
- Figure 94 Quick start page 214
- Two hard disks 215
- Installing the RAID board 216
- Connecting the RAID board 217
- Figure 98 RAID Board 218
- RAID board LEDs 221
- Chapter 17 223
- Troubleshooting fan operation 224
- Power supply cable 225
- Fan cable 225
- SSM board 225
- Fan connectors 225
- Replacing the cooling fan 227
- Power supply 229
- Chapter 18 231
- Replacing a power supply 231
- (Removable label) 233
- Table 43 Power supply LED 234
- Setting up the base unit 235
- Notes Layer: 237
- Locking tab 239
- Module screw 239
- Power supply screws 241
- Power cables 241
- Fan cables 241
- Chapter 19 243
- Removing a data card 244
- Installing the card 245
- Replacing PECs 246
- Removing PECs 247
- Installing a PEC 248
- Replacing memory 249
- Replacing memory DIMM chips 250
- Installing the new battery 253
- Chapter 20 255
- Moving telephones 256
- Appendix A 259
- Core software and regions 260
- Languages 260
- Caller ID displays 261
- Companding Law by region 262
- Mobility services by region 262
- Supported ISDN line services 266
- System feature defaults 267
- Dialing plan defaults 270
- BRI and PRI line types 271
- CallPilot regions 272
- Appendix B 275
- Media bay module combinations 275
- Fully-loaded setup 276
- Changing configurations 278
- System setup 278
- Set DNs and port numbers 279
- Glossary 281
- 256 Glossary 282
- Glossary 257 283
- 258 Glossary 284
- Glossary 259 285
- 260 Glossary 286
- Glossary 261 287
- 262 Glossary 288
- Glossary 263 289
- 264 Glossary 290
- Glossary 265 291
- 266 Glossary 292
- Glossary 267 293
- 268 Glossary 294
- Glossary 269 295
- 270 Glossary 296
- Numerics 297
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