BusinessPhone Communication Platform 7.0

## Installation Instruction BP 128i

General
Supplementary documents
Tool
Declaration of Conformity
How to open the cabinet
Installation
Mounting of the cabinet
One BDVBS 101 06 cabinet
Two BDVBS 101 06 cabinets
Safety and EMC
Safety statement for line connection
EMC
Access to the boards
Board positioning
Special consideration for the IAS board
Mounting the boards
Cooling Equipment
Backplane
Patch panel
Recommended positioning for RJ-45 plug groups:
Alarm socket cabling for CPU-D4
Fan breakdown alarm to activate the alarm input
Alarm socket cabling for the CPU-D5
Power Supply Unit (PSU) BMLBS 101 02/_
Replacement of the power supply unit

## General

The exchange cabinet is designed to be furnished with Printed Board Assemblies (hereafter = boards or PBAs) belonging to Ericsson’s PBX-system ASB 150 02.

The cabinet is specially designed to fit into a 19 inch rack. PBX-system functions, desired by the customer, are realised by means of appropriate boards and system programming.

The ASB 150 02 system can be expanded to a maximum of two exchange cabinets of the type BDVBS 101 06. The PBX is powered by a switched mode power supply (SMPS) that is available for two voltage versions.

After installation the PBX shall be made operational in accordance with the stipulations that apply for system ASB 150 02. See document Start Of Operation (1537‑ASB 150 02 Uen).

Due to the limited power load of the cabinet’s power supply unit, the definitive board configuration in a cabinet must be in accordance with the prerequisites mentioned in document Installation Instructions ASB 150 02 (1531‑ASB 150 02 Uen).

### Supplementary documents

- Installation Instructions ASB 150 02 (1531‑ASB 150 02 Uen) for boards, cables and auxiliary equipment
- Installation Instruction (1531‑BML BS 101 01 Uen) for the power supply

### Tool

In addition to customary installation tools, the following is recommended:

- Board extractor for PBAs (handle LTD 117 02 and bottom LTD 117 12)

## Declaration of Conformity

## How to open the cabinet

Unpack the exchange cabinet. Check that everything has been received according to the delivery note and that nothing has been damaged during the transport.

The front panel of the cabinet is fixed with a swivel hinge mechanism on the right side. To unlock the front panel pull gently on the left side.

It will open and swivel to the right side.

Figure 1: BDVBS 101 06 Front view

The following figure shows the operation part of the exchange:

Patch panel containing:

1 |  | 72 empty RJ45 slots for: a/b connectors 2B + D connectors Ethernet/Base stations/30B + D The patch panel is used as an interface between the ASB 15002 cabinet and a structured cabling used in a 19-inch rack. |
2 |  | Connector (Molex type) for alarms cabling. |
3 |  | 3 x V.24 interface (9 pin male sockets) for the following applications: O&M, CIL, CTI |
4 |  | Music input (3.5 mm mono jack, polarity independent input) |
5 |  | Power control LED |
6 |  | ON/OFF Power switch |

Figure 2: BDVBS 101 06 Rear view

1 |  | Mains connector |
2 |  | The cooling equipment is mounted inside the removable metal sheet |
3 |  | Connector to protective earth |

## Installation

The PBX can be delivered as a customer-configured unit or the add-in boards can be delivered separately. The cabinet is always equipped with a power supply, suitable for the local mains. Please check the label on the cabinets rear plate stating the permitted mains voltage.

For customer configurations which require more than five board positions, it is possible to connect a second cabinet (on top of the first one) to expand the number of board positions to a maximum of ten.

The cabinet(s) can only be mounted in a 19-inch rack. (It is not possible to mount the cabinet on an indoor wall).

In order to install the cabinet in a 19-inch rack, the following free space needs to be considered:

Overall dimensions of the cabinet:

- 124,5 x 482,5 x 396 (H x W x D in mm)
- (appr. 4.9 x 19.0 x 15.6 inch)

Figure 3: 19-inch rack with two separate cabinets

1 |  | Cabinet 1 |
2 |  | Optional Cabinet 2 |
3 |  | Boreholes to fix the cabinet in the 19-inch rack |

Prerequisites:

The following ambient conditions apply:

- The air shall be free from dust and smoke
- Environmental conditions according to ETS 300 019 (1-4):
  Temperature shall be between + 5˚C and +40˚C and relative humidity may vary between 15% and 80%
- The PBX shall not be exposed to direct sunlight

A mains outlet must be provided next to the equipment and shall be easily accessible. The connection to earth (refer to Safety and EMC) is necessary for safe operation to discharge lightning strikes.

### Mounting of the cabinet

#### One BDVBS 101 06 cabinet

Connect the power supply of the cabinet to a mains outlet in the 19-inch rack.

Put the cabinet in the rack and fix the exchange on the left and right side with screws in the boreholes (see Figure 3: 19-inch rack with two separate cabinets).

When the cabinet is fixed to the rack frame, the ground of the cabinet (power supply) is connected with the 19-inch rack and with protective earth.

#### Two BDVBS 101 06 cabinets

The second cabinet needs to be mounted on the top of the first cabinet. Both cabinets are interconnected with a flat ribbon cable between the backplanes.

Note

The interconnection of the backplanes has to be performed before the cabinets are put into the 19-inch rack. It is not possible to connect them if they are already mounted in the 19-inch rack.

To connect two cabinets with each other, the “Connection Set NTMBS 10141/1” has to be ordered.

The “Connection Set NTMBS 10141/1” involves the following parts:

- 2 x Support plates (SXABS 112041/1)
- 1 x flat ribbon cable (591-685/2)
- Shielding gaskets (MGS 101 05/12)

To connect the cabinets, use the following procedure for both cabinets:

Figure 4: Bottom plate and top plate of the cabinets

1. Unscrew the metal sheet (1) (at the rear side) of both cabinets.
2. Remove the metal sheets (1) from the cabinets.
3. Remove one break-off piece (2) from either cabinet side (from the bottom plate of the cabinet 2 and from the top plate of the cabinet 1).

|  | Warning: Be careful when removing the break-off piece(s), as sharp edges could remain. This could cause injury when inserting the shielding gaskets. |

1. Now insert the shielding gaskets (A) (part of the “Connection Set NTMBS 10141/1”) in the holes (2) as shown below to avoid RFI (radio freqency interference).

Figure 5: Shielding gaskets

1. Mount the cabinet 2 on top of cabinet 1 using the two support plates (perforated metal sheets, SXABS 112041/1, part of the “Connection Set NTMBS 10141/1”) and fix them on the left and the right side of the cabinets. The thruss haed screws are provided with each cabinet, located on both side plates. See Figure 6: Mounting of cabinet 2 on top of cabinet 1

Figure 6: Mounting of cabinet 2 on top of cabinet 1

1. Interconnect the backplanes of the adjusted cabinets by using the flat ribbon cable (591 685/2). Lead the cable through the holes (2) (see Figure 4: Bottom plate and top plate of the cabinets or Figure 7: Interconnection of backplanes below) in the cabinets top-/bottom-plates and connect it to the relevant connectors on each backplane.

Figure 7: Interconnection of backplanes

1. Screw the metal sheet (1) on and mount both cabinets in the 19-inch rack.

Note

The connector is keyed (polarity indication).

### Safety and EMC

To fulfill electrical safety requirements IEC 950 and EN 60950, the exchange must be connected to protective earthing via a flexible wire with a cross sectional area of at least 6 mm2 (~0.1 inch diameter).

(The protective earthing can only be connected at the rear side of the 19-inch cabinet BDVBS 101 06 or on the 19-inch rack itself).

Local requirements shall be adhered to.

The electrical connection must be carried out by authorised personnel.

The 19-inch rack is connected to protective earthing and every component which is integrated in it, is automatically connected to ground by fixing its mounting screws.

|  | Warning: If the protective earthing is not connected, a possible strike of lightning might cause a fire ! The wrist strap must have a 1MOhm series protection resistor to comply to the safety standards. If this resistor is missing, it may be lethal to touch live wires. |

#### Safety statement for line connection

All line interfaces in the PBX are protected in accordance with K.21 (voltage transients up to 1.5 kV).

BTU-A, BTU-A2, BTU-B2, BTU-C, BTU-D, BTU-E and MFU work with interface TNV.

All other boards and the V.24 port work with interface SELV.

#### EMC

|  | Warning: This is a a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interferences in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures. |

### Access to the boards

Figure 7: Access to the boards

### Board positioning

Refer to document Installation Instructions ASB 150 02 (1531‑ASB 150 02 Uen).

Note

The ELU-C board is not supported by the cabinet.

#### Special consideration for the IAS board

The IAS board and it’s running applications are quite sensible againts power loss. Possible problems might pop up: Head crash on the hard disk, damage of the file system and data loss.

Therefore a UPS for the 19” rack is highly recommended. Appart from an optional UPS the IAS board must be shut down by using the shut down button before the system can be switched off.

In order to remind every technician about the installed IAS a special sticker with a warning notice (SVBBS 101 0/1, part of every IAS delivery) has to be attached to the frontpanel of the cabinet. For the exact position of the sticker see figure below.

### Mounting the boards

The cabinet is adapted for boards fitted with brackets equipped with screws. Only boards providing these brackets must be installed. These screws must always be fastened to ensure a proper ground connection.

|  | Warning: Make sure that a sound ground connection to the exchange has been established. Otherwise this can be hazardous in case of lightning. Use a grounding wrist strap when handling PBAs sensitive to electrostatic discharges. |

### Cooling Equipment

The cooling equipment (fan) is used to cool the power supply unit and the boards inside the cabinet. The fan is fixed with screws to the rear plate of the cabinet. The air will circulate through the cabinet, so that the whole cabinet is cooled.

If cooling of the cabinet cannot be provided due to a failure of a fan, the system will be automatically shut down. Fan failure initiates an alarm on the CPU-D4/ CPU-D5. The software triggers a notification action and indicates the alarm by a LED on the front panel.

An automatic shutdown will be performed after 5 minutes, so that no system damage due to increased temperature is possible.

In case of a failure of the fan, use the following procedure to replace the fan with a new one.

Figure 8: Cooling equipment for the cabinet

1. Unscrew the metal plate (at the rear side)
2. Unscrew the fan from the metal plate
3. Unplug the fan’s power feeding from the connector (1)
4. Replace the fan with a new one
5. Fix it with the screws to the metal plate
6. Fix the metal plate with the screws to the cabinet

### Backplane

The backplane is used to provide information data through the line interfaces (combine the boards to the PBX). This backplane offers 5 connectors for the PBAs (boards). It is mounted and fixed with screws inside the cabinet.

Figure 9: Backplane

Replacing of the backplane

1. Unscrew the metal plate (at the cabinets rear side, 4 cross-head screws)
2. Unplug the power feeding for the backplane
3. Unscrew the second metal plate

1. Put the metal sheet (A) outside the cabinet and unscrew the backplane from the metal sheet (see Figure 9: Backplane)
2. Replace the backplane with a new one
3. Install the new backplane in the reverse manner

### Patch panel

The patch panel is integrated in the front panel of the cabinet and acts as a MDF (Main Distributor Frame) for the exchange.

Each specific line interface (MFU, ELU-D, BTU-A,...) is connected to the front panel using special cables with a number of RJ45 sockets, each of them snapping into one breakout hole of the front panel (see Figure 7: Access to the boards).

|  | Warning: Be careful when removing the break-off piece(s), as sharp edges could remain. This could cause injury when inserting the RJ-45 plug in. |

The different MDF cables, which are used to connect the line interfaces, are described in the document Installation Instructions ASB 150 02 (1531_15002‑ASB 150 02 Uen).

#### Recommended positioning for RJ-45 plug groups:

Used columns: |  | Number of individuals per board: |
1 |  | 4 indiv.(e.g.: BTU-A(4)/-A2(4)/-B(4)/-C-index2,3; IC-CU2) |
2 (e.g.: col 2+3) |  | 8 indiv. (e.g.: BTU-A/-A2/-B/-C-index21,4; IC-LU; ELU-A(8)/-D3(8);) |
3 (e.g.:col.15 -17) |  | ~12 indiv. (e.g.: BTU-E) |
4 (e.g.:col.7 - 10) |  | 16 indiv. (e.g.: ELU-A/-D3(16); MFU) |
8 (e.g.:col.7 - 14) |  | 32 indiv. (e.g.: ELU-D3(32);) |
1 (e.g.:col.18) |  | ~1 indiv. (e.g.: IPU; BTU-D) |

The above table gives informations, how the RJ-45 sockets can be plugged into the front paneel beeing grouped to blocks. The RJ-45 sockets connected to one board can be positioned in one group of columns (e.g.: 8 sockets into 2 columns, each column with 4 socket positions).

This board-groups should fill up the front paneel starting from the right side (column 1) e.g. with the extension lines (see block pictures below).

The single socket cables from boards with only one connection (IPU; BTU-D) can plug into column 18 (IPU on top, BTU-Ds on bottom) (see block pictures below).

Hint: To indicate the use of the RJ-45 sockets on the patch panels front plate, place a stripe of writeable selv adhesive tape on top of the columns and another stripe below them - mark the groups of sockets on it.

Patch cables

The patch cables which connect the cabinets front panel with the main patch panel of the 19-inch rack should have the appropriate length, so that the front panel can always be opened completely, without disconnecting the cables (Preferably they should be lead away to the right side of the rack).

### Alarm socket cabling for CPU-D4

For the detailed description of the alarm signals please refer to the Installation instruction for the ASB 150 02, chapter: Alarm signals of the CPU-D4

The 8pole Molex socket on the front panel provides:

- the CPU-D4s Alarm output together with the coupled

- Alarm relais switch - activated during the first second.

- the CPU-D4s Alarm input (polarity independent), and

- the Fan alarm output (to indicate the breakdown/stop of the needed air flow cooling followed after 5-10 minutes by an automatic PABX switch-off !).

The use of an outside temperature sensor together with the 19-inch cabinet BDVBS 101 06 is not supported.

The external alarm cable (TSRBS 902 10/1) is 3000 mm long and has a Molex plug on one end and an open end on the other side.

Pin assignment of the alarm socket for the CPU-D4 board with default wiring:

#### Fan breakdown alarm to activate the alarm input

Additional wiring needed:

1) Modify the internal cable (alarm and audio input, TSRBS 902 08/1) on the EURO connector for the CPU-D4 board position 4/3 in the following way:

1a) Change the green‑white wire from B4 to C4 to make the ‑48 VDC available on pin 3 of the Alarm socket (Molex type).

(Note: The CPU‑D4 Alarm output is then still available via the normally open contact given on the pins 2 and 4 of the Molex socket)

1b) Change the blue‑white wire from A6 to A8 to make the ground pole (0 V) available on pin 1 of the Alarm socket (Molex type).

2) Now the Fan breakdown alarm signal (5 VDC/20 mA) is used to activate the optocoupler-input of a ’Solid state relais’ (locally supplied, e.g.: Clare PLA140) providing the ’normally open’ switch contact.

3) The above mentioned -48 VDC can then be switched on via the contact of this ’Solid state relais’ to the pin 6 of the Alarm input (Molex socket). At last the pin 5 and pin 1 of this Molex socket must be interlinked to get the ground pole (see picture below).

4) If another type of relais with 2 separate switches is available, then the other contact can be used to start e.g. an acoustic alarm tone (siren, horn) if needed.

The picture below shows the wiring of the alarm socket for the CPU-D4 board using the Fan breakdown alarm signal to activate via the Alarm input the A9-alarm message of the ASB 150 02.

### Alarm socket cabling for the CPU-D5

For the detailed description of the alarm signals please refer to the Installation instruction for the ASB 150 02, chapter: Alarm socket for CPU-D5/CPU-D5C

The 8pole Molex socket on the front panel includes:

- the Alarm output together with the coupled

- Alarm relais switch - activated during the first second.

- the Alarm input (polarity independent), and

- the Fan alarm (to indicate the breakdown/stop of the needed air flow cooling followed after 5-10 minutes by an automatic PABX switch-off !).

The use of an outside temperature sensor together with the 19-inch cabinet BDVBS 101 06 is not supported.

The external alarm cable (TSRBS 902 10/1) is 3000 mm long and has a Molex plug on one end and an open end on the other side.

Possible wirings of the alarm socket for the CPU-D5 board:

## Power Supply Unit (PSU) BMLBS 101 02/_

The AC/DC switch mode power supply is available for two mains voltages. Please check whether the label states the proper mains voltage as required.

Each cabinet is equipped with a dedicated power supply.

The power switch and a visual control for the power on mode is on the patch panel and is also connected to the backplane of the cabinet.

The following versions are available:

- BML BS 101 02/6
  PSU 230V
- BML BS 101 02/7
  PSU 115V

The PSUs delivers 30 W on the PBA supply voltages and 101 W on the 48 V supply voltage.

The following minimum input and maximum output voltages are available in the exchange:

Backplane output: | + 5V |
- 12V to + 12V |
- 48V |

The ground of the power supply is connected with protective earth (in the back).

|  | Warning: The power switch does not disconnect from mains. The mains cord must be unplugged to disconnect the mains. If the power connection cable (2) from the ON/OFF switch (front panel) is disconneted from the power supply, the backplane is provided with voltage (48V). This could make a short circuit, by changing the board(s). |

The PSU is equipped with a mains fuse rated 250VAC 6,3 A T.

Note

This fuse NGH 258 03/630 can be ordered from Ericsson but is a non-accessible and non-user serviceable part.
Only authorised personnel is allowed to change the fuse. Contact your local Support Centre in this matter.

### Replacement of the power supply unit

On delivery the PSU is already installed in the cabinet. The procedure of how to dismount the unit is described below.

Front view of the power supply:

1. Disconnect the mains chord from the PSU
2. Open the patch panel and unplug the power supply, the cables leading from the front panel
3. Unscrew the transport screws (which are mounted on the left side) from the power supply
4. Push out the PSU from the front side of the cabinet
5. Replace the PSU with a new one
6. Install the PSU in the reverse manner

Revision: D © Ericsson Enterprise 2005