Instruction manual

Board Renumbering with the 016 MLX Module
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Installation, SPM, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting Supplement
12. Print a new Extension Directory report.
13. Extension numbers from the module immediately to the right of the 016
MLX module have migrated to the top four ports of the 016 MLX module.
Renumber these ports to unused extensions. This releases the migrated
extensions to be moved back into their original slot/ports.
14. Using the Extension Directory report that was printed in Step 4, renumber
the extensions back to their original ports. Start the renumbering with the
first module after the 016 MLX module. Use the four extensions that were
released in Step 13. These extensions are the extensions originally located
on the first four ports of the module after the replaced module. Use
individual or block renumber as needed to perform this operation.
15. Continue to renumber the rest of the extensions back to their original ports
until you reach the end of the system.
16. Print a Group Calling Information report, and compare it to the Group
Calling Information report you printed in Step 5. Since Calling Group
extensions may reverse themselves after a Board Renumber, verify that the
extension numbers are in the correct order. If the extensions are reversed,
re-program as necessary to put in correct order.
17. Verify the programming on the first eight ports of the 016 MLX module. Use
the Extension Information reports that were printed in Step 7.
18. Print a new Group Coverage Information report and compare it to the
previous Group Coverage Information report. Verify that the appropriate
members are in the group. Program as necessary to match the previously
printed report.
Remember that the extension numbers have increased by four,
beginning after the first 12 extension numbers on the 016 MLX
module.