
14-4 Adding a node
Getting started
Standard 1.0 Modular Option EC Installation and Maintenance Guide November 1999
Note 3: Fill up the voice card slots: start from the left in a given
node, and begin with any VP8 cards designated for that node.
For example, a configuration of VP8, VP8, VP4, VP4 is
acceptable. A configuration of VP8, VP4, VP8 is not
recommended; it can lead to potential software configuration
problems if, in the future, you want to expand the number of
ports on the node. Also, you cannot skip a voice card slot. For
example, a configuration of VP8, blank, VP4 is not acceptable.
Powering up or down
The procedures in this chapter refer to powering a module on or
off.
If the system has more than one Meridian Mail module, power
on the modules in the following order:
1. module MM0
2. module MM1
3. module MM2
Power modules off in the opposite order. If the system has more
than one Meridian Mail module, power off the modules in
reverse order. That is, power off module MM2, followed by
module MM1, then module MM0.
To turn on an AC system, switch on the upper breaker in each
module before the lower breaker. To turn off an AC system,
switch breakers off in the opposite order.
To turn on a DC system, switch on the left DCEPS in each
module before the right one. To turn off a DC system, switch
DCEPS off in the opposite order.
CAUTION
Risk of equipment damage
You may blow the fuses on the Utility card
if you do not follow the sequence of steps
outlined in this manual to power up or
power down your Meridian Mail system.
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