Specifications

AMT/PTD/PBX/0058/4/6/EN Installation and Maintenance Manual - Aastra 5000
Page 428 01/2011 Maintenance
Replacing a duplicated UCV-D card
Table 14:
OPERATION DETAILS OF THE OPERATION / COMMENTS
Back up the customer
configuration.
Precautionary operation to be carried out if there is no existing
copy (which is the case when previous installation operations
have been carried out and the procedures followed).
Refer to [1]
In the case of remote operation, contact the remote operator
before starting any operation.
Disconnect the cables on
the UCV-D card to be
removed.
Disconnect the external cables from the card and mark the
cables for refitting.
Reconnect the cables to
another UCV-D card.
Perform the wiring exactly as for the card to be removed.
Nota : A hardware anomaly detected on the active UCV-D
card triggers an automatic switchover of the UCV-D
card, which becomes passive. The second UCV-D
card takes over and becomes active.
After a switchover the duration of which depends on
the configuration (15 s. to 1 min.), the passive CPU
card takes over and becomes active in the following
three cases:
- if the active card is removed,
- if the active card remains idle for 2 minutes,
- if a hardware failure is detected on the active UCV-
D card (in this case, a hardware fault detection is
performed. The unavailability time on the cabinet
can, therefore, be up to 3 minutes).
Nota : If the iPBX has an expansion cabinet, the active
RUCV-D card is the one connected to the active
UCV-D card. In case of switchover to the UCV-D
card, there is also a switchover to RUCV-D. If for
example
UCV-D(A) becomes faulty, UCV-D(B) takes over and
becomes active. On the expansion cabinet side, it is
the RUCV(B) that is active (and RUCV(A) passive).
Pull out the faulty card
from its slot.
Use the 1/4 turn locks to remove the card from its slot
(see Figure 4.1 ).
Nota : The UCV-D card can be removed from an
operational AXD iPBX.
Check that the functional
technical state of the new
card is compatible with
the old one.