VERAZ NETWORKS I-Gate 4000 PRO, Installation Manual

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Page 2: ...89 336 EEC Council Directive of 3 05 1989 on the approximation of laws of the Member States relating to Electro Magnetic Compatibility EMC Issue Date February 6 1996 This product is marked with a TUV...

Page 3: ...nt or the information contained herein for any purposes other than those for which it was disclosed is strictly forbidden Any representation s in this document concerning performance of VERAZ NETWORKS...

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Page 5: ...2 Power Precautions 2 2 2 3 Battery Instructions 2 2 2 4 Electrostatic Discharge ESD Precautions 2 4 2 5 Radio Interference Precautions 2 5 2 6 Tool List 2 6 3 Planning Installation Site 3 1 3 1 Physi...

Page 6: ...high Cabinet to a Floating Floor 5 11 5 2 3 Mounting the 19in 47U high Cabinets Rack to Rack 5 13 6 Installing the Chassis 6 1 6 1 Mounting Kit 6 2 6 2 Attaching the Mounting Brackets to the Chassis...

Page 7: ...aul Card 9 15 9 7 1 Network Connection 9 16 9 7 2 External Clock Connection 9 17 9 8 ALRM Card 9 18 9 8 1 Alarm Interface Connection 9 19 9 8 2 Monitor Interface Connection 9 20 9 9 PEFU and PEFD Card...

Page 8: ...xMS Status Manager 12 7 12 5 Transmission Tests 12 7 12 5 1 E1 DS1 Transmission Test 12 8 12 5 2 DS3 Transmission Test 12 9 12 6 Tone Connectivity Channel Test 12 10 12 7 Clear Channel Test 12 10 12...

Page 9: ...Figure 5 8 Bolting the 19in 47U high cabinet to a concrete floor 5 11 Figure 5 9 Bolting the 19in 47U high cabinet to a floating floor 5 13 Figure 5 10 19in 47U high Rack to Rack 5 14 Figure 6 1 Moun...

Page 10: ...igure 10 2 PDU installation 10 2 Figure 10 3 PEFU PEFD cards power cable connector 10 4 Figure 10 4 PDU installation wiring 10 4 Figure 10 5 Typical cabinet power cable connections 10 5 Figure 11 1 CO...

Page 11: ...s to both I O connections and the cards There are no connections at the rear of the terminal Each interface card has a protective panel for physical protection and as a guard against electromagnetic i...

Page 12: ...re presented in the order in which the procedures should be carried out The instructions can also be used by the customer on site for re installation or troubleshooting 1 2 Intended Audience This manu...

Page 13: ...rding to country national electrical codes For North America equipment must be installed in accordance with US National Electrical Code Articles 110 16 110 17 and 110 18 and the Canadian Electrical Co...

Page 14: ...ode conductor 2 3 Battery Instructions Warning There is the danger of explosion if the battery is replaced incorrectly Replace the battery only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manu...

Page 15: ...econdo le istruzioni del produttore Advarsel Det kan v re fare for eksplosjon hvis batteriet skiftes p feil m te Skift kun med samme eller tilsvarende type som er anbefalt av produsenten Kasser brukte...

Page 16: ...personal tools test equipment and metal objects that come into contact with MOS devices must be electrically grounded Any static or foreign voltage that is introduced into these devices may damage th...

Page 17: ...with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated...

Page 18: ...ding wires Yardstick or tape measure Wire wrap unwrap tool 8 mm and 10 mm drill bits for wood and concrete Lifting device to move the pallet mounted containers Air pressure spray 10 mm drill bit for d...

Page 19: ...binet can accommodate up to three chassis or up to six if installed back to back in addition to air buffers and a Power Distribution Unit PDU The I Gate 4000 PRO can also be installed in other suitabl...

Page 20: ...Planning Installation Site I Gate 4000 PRO Installation 3 2 Veraz Networks Inc Proprietary 02041802 05 Figure 3 1 I Gate 4000 PRO external dimensions...

Page 21: ...es Depth 275 mm 10 82 inches Max Weight 38 kg when fully populated Table 3 2 I Gate 4000 PRO cabinet dimensions Cabinet Type Width Height Depth Remarks ETSI Cabinet 600 mm 23 62 in 2200 mm 86 61 in or...

Page 22: ...ning Installation Site I Gate 4000 PRO Installation 3 4 Veraz Networks Inc Proprietary 02041802 05 ETSI Cabinet 19in 47U Cabinet Figure 3 2 Typical cabinet dimensions with three I Gate 4000 PRO termin...

Page 23: ...I Gate 4000 PRO I Gate 4000 PRO I Gate 4000 PRO I Gate 4000 PRO I Gate 4000 PRO I Gate 4000 PRO I Gate 4000 PRO I Gate 4000 PRO I Gate 4000 PRO I Gate 4000 PRO Two cabinets back to back 1 2 meters Fig...

Page 24: ...put Voltage 48VDC or 60VDC Nominal Power Consumption Per E1 DS1 or DS3 Gateway 800W Max PDU Circuit Breaker Per Gateway 27A 3 4 Environmental Specifications The table below lists the I Gate 4000 PRO e...

Page 25: ...te 4000 PRO is cooled by the flow of air between the terminals mounted in the cabinet The fans and air baffles ensure that sufficient air flows between the terminals The cooling system incorporating t...

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Page 27: ...items listed in your Commercial Invoice are included in the Production Packing List 3 As you unpack the equipment visually inspect all items for damage and make sure that all listed items have been d...

Page 28: ...Unpacking and Inspection I Gate 4000 PRO Installation 4 2 Veraz Networks Inc Proprietary 02041802 05 Figure 4 1 Unpacking the I Gate 4000 PRO chassis...

Page 29: ...ts and personnel that come into contact with CMOS devices must be electrically grounded Note The TPSM TPSM R1 card contains a lithium battery ensure that it has been correctly inserted Replace it only...

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Page 31: ...tandard 19inch x 23inch wide type cabinet Section 5 2 19in 47U high Cabinet Installation however applies only to the 19in 47U high cabinet Warning The TUV certificate requires a steel or aluminum buff...

Page 32: ...g light strokes until they protrude about 20 mm 5 Remove the washers and nuts from the anchoring screws 6 If the lower media gateway chassis is already installed remove it by unscrewing the screws on...

Page 33: ...tallation Cabinet Installation 02041802 05 Veraz Networks Inc Proprietary 5 3 mounting holes 60 0 140 0 565 0 Front Rear A A A A Figure 5 1 ETSI cabinet base panel Figure 5 2 Bolting the ETSI cabinet...

Page 34: ...of the ETSI cabinets Make sure that they stand flush with one another 2 Mark out the locations on the floating floor where the ETSI cabinet s screw anchors will be inserted They will be placed through...

Page 35: ...the threaded rod Insert the top of the threaded rod with the nut into the screw anchor in the concrete floor Tighten the nuts on the screw anchors as shown in Figure 5 4 10 Screw two nuts and a flat...

Page 36: ...f the remaining ETSI cabinets as described above Ensure that the cabinets are flush with one another Figure 5 4 Bolting the ETSI cabinet to a floating floor 5 1 3 Connecting the ETSI Cabinet to a Wall...

Page 37: ...e location of the cabinet with respect to the wall The maximum distance from the wall should be 100 mm 5 Using the wood screw secure the upper bracket to the wall 6 Once the cabinet and the upper brac...

Page 38: ...eir location is appropriate for your needs 2 Attach the upper bracket to the two support rods see Figure 5 6 Use M8x30 screws washers and lock washers Do not tighten the screws completely 3 Adjust the...

Page 39: ...a Concrete Floor The procedure below describes bolting a 19in 47U high cabinet to a concrete floor To bolt the 19 in 47U cabinet to a concrete wall 1 Mark out the floor in each equipment room for the...

Page 40: ...er the anchoring screws 8 Tighten the nuts on the anchoring screws along with the flat washer and lock washer When tightening each screw make sure that the 19in 47U high cabinet remains level 9 If you...

Page 41: ...e locations on the floating floor where the 19in 47U high cabinet screw anchors will be inserted They will be placed through the center of the mounting holes located on the underside of the cabinet 3...

Page 42: ...d rod with the nut into the screw anchor in the concrete floor Tighten the nuts on the screw anchors as shown in Figure 5 9 10 Screw two nuts and a flat washer on the threaded rod to a height of 20 mm...

Page 43: ...OR LEVEL Figure 5 9 Bolting the 19in 47U high cabinet to a floating floor 5 2 3 Mounting the 19in 47U high Cabinets Rack to Rack The procedure below describes mounting the 19in 47U high cabinets rack...

Page 44: ...Cabinet Installation I Gate 4000 PRO Installation 5 14 Veraz Networks Inc Proprietary 02041802 05 Figure 5 10 19in 47U high Rack to Rack...

Page 45: ...or 19in 47U cabinet the cabinet must first be bolted to the floor see Chapter 5 Cabinet Installation The procedure for mounting the chassis is the same for both the ETSI 45U 54U and 19in 47U cabinet e...

Page 46: ...alling an I Gate 4000 PRO chassis into a cabinet These mounting kits depend on the cabinet in which the I Gate 4000 PRO is to be installed e g ETSI 19in 47U or 45U 54U cabinets These mounting kits con...

Page 47: ...TIC WASHER M6 WASHER M6 Figure 6 2 Positioning of mounting brackets The mounting position in Figure 6 2 allows the mounting pin to support the chassis while the mounting hardware is being attached to...

Page 48: ...tach the second mounting bracket to the side of the I Gate 4000 PRO 6 3 Inserting the Chassis into the Cabinet Once you have attached the mounting brackets to the I Gate 4000 PRO chassis you can inser...

Page 49: ...ssis 02041802 05 Veraz Networks Inc Proprietary 6 5 5 Repeat steps 2 to 4 for every chassis Remember to make room for the network external switch shelf and the PDU Figure 6 3 Inserting a chassis nut F...

Page 50: ...Installing the Chassis I Gate 4000 PRO Installation 6 6 Veraz Networks Inc Proprietary 02041802 05 This page intentionally left blank...

Page 51: ...ing system Later however you can remove the fan tray to replace the entire fan tray as needed Figure 7 1 Two Fan Tray units installed in the I Gate 4000 PRO The Fan Tray shelf see Figure 7 2 is locate...

Page 52: ...of the system cards have a heat sensor If the temperature threshold is exceeded in any one of the cards an alarm is sent to the TPSM TPSM R1 controller which instructs the fans to operate at a higher...

Page 53: ...or rear view Table 7 2 lists the fan specifications Table 7 2 Fan specifications Specification Measurement Fan size 3 62 square x 1 50 deep 92 mm x 38 mm Rated voltage 24 VDC Operating Voltage 14 27 7...

Page 54: ...LED alarm indication red you must replace the entire fan tray in which the failed fan resides To replace a fan tray 1 Loosen the two fasteners that connect the failed Fan Tray Unit to the I Gate 4000...

Page 55: ...t chassis 8 1 Card Description and Layout The I Gate 4000 PRO is encased in a 32 slot chassis which provides two shelves of slots for inserting cards upper and lower shelf Each shelf contains 16 slots...

Page 56: ...Inserting the Cards I Gate 4000 PRO Installation 8 2 Veraz Networks Inc Proprietary 02041802 05 Figure 8 1 I Gate 4000 PRO media gateway shelf...

Page 57: ...nd D3MC redundancy D3MC redundancy ST1I 19 20 29 30 TDM STM 1 OC 3 interface ST1M TPSI 23 26 for redundancy Interface with external IP based packet switching networks ext clock VoIP NMS TPSM TPSE 23 2...

Page 58: ...SPK R1 1 6 8 9 11 16 Ports for G 711 uncompressed traffic see Notes Lower Main DSPK 1 6 8 9 11 16 1 248 ports for G 711 uncompressed traffic Notes adhere to the following card combination consideratio...

Page 59: ...rd only if all DSP type active cards are DSPK cards When TPSM is installed each DSPK and each DSPK R1 i e 100BaseT handles up to 1 248 channels When TPSM R1 is installed each DSPK R1 handles up to 1 4...

Page 60: ...S1 Interface Table 8 2 lists the cards in an example of an E1 DS1 interface Figure 8 2 shows a typical card setup Figure 8 2 E1 DS1 Interface I O cards in upper shelf Main cards in lower shelf Table 8...

Page 61: ...ple for DS3 Interface Table 8 3 shows the cards in an example of a DS3 interface Figure 8 3 shows a typical card setup Figure 8 3 DS3 Interface I O cards in upper shelf Main cards in lower shelf Table...

Page 62: ...OC 3 Interface Table 8 4 shows the cards in an example of an STM 1 OC 3 interface Figure 8 4 shows a typical card setup Figure 8 4 STM 1 OC 3 Interface I O cards in upper shelf Main cards in lower sh...

Page 63: ...ecure the I Gate 4000 PRO front lower panel to the chassis Do not use pliers the fasteners should only be tightened or loosened by hand 2 Swing the front panel open and allow it to hang on its hinges...

Page 64: ...as possible 2 Close top and bottom ejectors Figure 8 5 Removing inserting a Main card 5 Perform a reset of the I Gate 4000 PRO either by pressing the RESET button on the front of the TPSM TPSM R1 card...

Page 65: ...stops Do not force the card 3 Press the card s PCB ejector into the closed up position to seat the card 4 Confirm that the card is aligned flush with the other cards in the upper shelf 5 Tighten the c...

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