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Chapter 3 - Installation
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The following instructions include slot locations for cabinet installation. When installing
without a cabinet, power and network connection procedures should still be accomplished
in the order described.
Install and connect the main module (MFIM)
1. Connect all power supplies in the power distribution case and tidy up the cords.
2. Leave the power in the "off" position.
3. Open the main door and slide the MFIM into the slot marked "MFIM" (on the far
right side of the Telenium case when viewed from the front).
4. Connect the power cord to the MFIM.
5. Slide the first SHUB8 module into place.
It is recommended that this module be installed in Slot 9, next to the MFIM. This
helps to make connection of the patch cables follow the flow of communications
more closely.
6. Connect the power cord to the SHUB8.
7. Ensure that all dip switches on the front of the SHUB8 are in the "off" position.
These dip switches control whether current for powering keysets is delivered
through each port.
8. Set the dip switches on the MFIM to the following:
Switch 1, "off".
Switches 2, 3 and 4, "on".
9. Using a short patch cord, patch the port labeled "LAN1" on the MFIM into a port on
the SHUB8. Select any port except the uplink port.
10. Using another patch cord, patch the port labeled "LAN2" on the MFIM into a port
on the SHUB8. Select any port except the uplink port.
11. Double-check to make sure that MFIM LAN1 and LAN2 ports are patched into the
SHUB8 module, and that no other cords are plugged into any module ports.
12. Turn on power using the switch at the side of the power box.
13. Count 10 seconds, then flip dip switch 4 on the MFIM to "off."
All modules are installed from the front of the chassis.
When aligned and seated properly, each module will click into place.
Note that the pass-through slots in the bottom inside of the chassis can be
used to tuck any excess patch cord length under the chassis.