Mitel MX-ONE Manuel utilisateur
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
Installing Chassis in a Cabinet
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1 INTRODUCTION
MX-ONE is a communication solution for enterprises. MX-ONE integrates voice
communication in fixed and mobile networks for public as well as private service.
MX-ONE can be integrated into an existing Local Area Network (LAN) infrastructure.
MX-ONE supports both IP telephony and functions found in classic circuit-switched
PBXes (Private Branch Exchanges).
1.1 SCOPE
This document describes the MX-ONE Cabinet Installation in a detailed way. It is aimed
for customers doing new installation. For other parts of the Installation see:
• Installation preparation and Earthing, 19/1531-ASP11301
• Installation boards and Cabling, 21/1531-ASP11301
1.2 TARGET GROUP
The target group for this document is personnel involved in installing the MX-ONE.
1.3 PREREQUISITES
This section lists requirements that must be fulfilled before the installation starts.
1.3.1 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Installation procedures involving connection of power cables, batteries and earthing
must be performed according to local regulations.
1.3.2 SAFETY
All personnel involved in installation must read and understand the safety instructions
prior to installation, see the description document for SAFETY.
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2 INSTALLING CABINET
This section describes a full installation of hardware components in the BYB 501
cabinet. The recommended installation order is from the bottom of the cabinet to the
top.
Depending on the configuration, some pieces of hardware can be pre-installed. There-
fore, some installation steps may be irrelevant. In that case, ignore the irrelevant step
and proceed to the next one.
It is recommended to install the hardware at the cabinet locations described in the
instructions below. Although not recommended, it is possible to change the hardware
placement in the cabinet. In that case, the following constraints must be regarded:
• The batteries must be placed at the lowest position in the cabinet.
• The fan unit must always be installed directly above the subracks.
• Two subracks must be mounted closely, one above the other.
Note: The following instructions describe a hardware installation in the BYB 501
cabinet. When installing the hardware in other type of cabinets, refer to manu-
facturer instructions.
2.1 OVERVIEW
This section describes the hardware components in the MX-ONE, their functions, and
technical details as dimensions and weights.
The hardware components in the MX-ONE are mounted in 19-inch cabinet: the BYB
501 cabinet, the standard cabinet (locally sourced).
This document describes installation of hardware in the BYB 501. Most of the instruc-
tions are also relevant for installation in other 19-inch cabinets.
The hardware components include a variable number of power units, batteries,
subracks with extension boards, fan units, Media Gateways, and servers. The number
of components and their location in the cabinet vary according to customer needs.
For an example of an MX-ONE cabinet and its main hardware components, see Figure
1:MX-ONE Cabinets on page 5.
The components in the figure are:
AMX-ONE cabinet, BYB 501
BStandard cabinet (locally sourced)
CBattery string
DAC/DC unit
EDC/AC inverter (locally sourced)
FSubrack MX-ONE Lite
GSubrack MX-ONE Classic
HFan unit
IServers for the MX-ONE and MX-ONE Messaging
KMX-ONE Server
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Table 1 Size, Weight, and Voltage of MX-ONE Hardware
1) Depending on configuration.
2) U = 44.45 mm = 1.75 inches
3) M = 25 mm = 0.98 inch
For information about power dissipation and power consumption, see the description
for POWER DISSIPATION.
The following flow diagram shows the installation procedure step-by-step. See Figure
2:Workflow for the MX-ONE Hardware Installation on page 7.
Pos Component Product
Number
Width, height,
and depth
(mm)
Weight
(kg)
Input
Voltage
Output
voltage
Heigh
t (U) 2)
Height
(M) 3)
A BYB 501
cabinet
600 x 1,800
x 400
75
B Standard
cabinet
Locally
sourced
C Battery 31
Ah (4
battery
blocks)
BKB 201
003/1
425 x 159 x
280
45 -48 V DC 4 7.2
Battery 62
Ah (4
battery
blocks)
BKB 201
003/2
425 x 264 x
280
82 -48 V DC 6 10.8
D AC/DC Unit 51305282 440 x 90 x
350
12.8 -
14.6 1)
90 - 250
V AC
-48 V DC 2 4
E DC/AC
Inverter
Locally
sourced
F MX-ONE Lite
(3U-chassis)
87L00039
BAA-A
440 x 130 x
235
3.9 1) -48 VDC or
115/240
VAC
35.4
G MX-ONE
Classic
LBP22 (7U)
BFD 761
40/1
450 x 310 x
315
6.6 – 14.0
1)
-48 V DC 7 12.6
H Fan unit BFD 509
08/4
435 x 50 x
240
4.5 -48 V DC 1.2 2.2
I Standard
Server
KDU 137
xxx/x
463 x 44 x
693
23 100 – 240
V AC
1 not for
BYB
501
K MX-ONE
1U chassis
87L00032
BAA-A
440 x 45 x
220
2.2 1) -48 VDC
or 115/240
VAC
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Figure 2: Workflow for the MX-ONE Hardware Installation
2.2 MOUNTING CABINETS
This section describes mounting of the cabinets. The instructions focus on the BYB 501
cabinets. For installation of the standard server cabinet, see the manufacturer instruc-
tions.
After this installation phase, all cabinets are positioned, fastened, leveled, and
anchored to the site floor.
2.2.1 UNPACKING
When unpacking the cabinet, perform the following steps:
1. Open the cabinet case using the Vikex opener.
2. Lift the cabinet using a cabinet hoist or at least four people.
3. Place the cabinet on the floor in an upright position. Take extra care to avoid the
cabinet from tipping over, as it is not yet secured to the floor.
4. Remove the plastic wrapping from the cabinet.
5. Move the cabinet to its position according to the floor marking, using a cabinet
lifter or at least four people.
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2.2.2 CABINET LAYOUT
Make sure all preparations for placement of cabinets at the site, including floor marking,
were done during the site planning stage, see the environmental spec for MX-ONE
SITE PLANNING.
For examples of cabinet layouts at the MX-ONE site, see the environmental spec for
MX-ONE SITE PLANNING.
2.2.3 MOUNTING SETS
This sections lists all the mounting sets used when mounting and grounding the BYB
501 cabinets. Refer to the relevant mounting set table in each installation step.
In the tables screws are named for example M 4X8, M 4 = metric thread 4 millimeters,
and 8 = 8 millimeters in length.
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Table 2 Cabinet Frame (normally mounted)
2.2.4 POSITIONING THE CABINET
1. Make sure that holes for tip protection or earthquake bracing frame have been
drilled.
If not use the rack and the tip protection or the earthquake bracing frame as a
template.
2. Position the cabinet in line with other cabinets and the site walls, see the envi-
ronmental spec for MX-ONE SITE PLANNING.
1/BYB 501 180 Cabinet Frame
Pos. Title/Function Product Number Quantity
RACK FRAME, H=1800, METRIC, W=450 SXK 118 0444/1 1
MOUNTING BAR, H=1800, METRIC SXA 210 026/1 2
SCREW M 4X8 24/SBF 228 040/0080 24
A, B FOOT WITH ADJUSTING NUTS SXK 118 0159/1 4
DESIGNATION LABEL SVH 290 51/2 2
EARTHING PLATE SXA 123 0760/1 4
SCREW M 4X8 24/SBF 228 040/0080 8
PUSH-BUTTON SKY 117 01/4 2
SCREW 3.5X9.5 SBF 131 279/24 2
ESD WRISTSTRAP LYB 250 01/141 1
LABEL SVB 129 16 1
MARKING LABEL 2/SVF 191 040/2 1
MARKING PLATE2 SVF 191 131/1 1
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2.2.5 LEVELING THE CABINET
Figure 3: Leveling the Cabinet
1. Level the cabinet by adjusting the feet (A) using the 24-mm U-ring wrench, see
Figure 3:Leveling the Cabinet on page 10
2. Verify that the cabinet is leveled horizontally and vertically, using a water level.
3. Tighten the locking nuts (B) on all feet using the 24-mm U-ring wrench, see
Figure 3:Leveling the Cabinet on page 10
4. Proceed to the next installation stage:
• For installation of a cabinet with tip protection, see 2.2.6 Installing the
Cabinet with Tip Protection on page 9 .
• For installation of a cabinet with earthquake bracing frames, see 2.2.7
Installing the Cabinet with Earthquake Bracing on page 13 .
2.2.6 INSTALLING THE CABINET WITH TIP PROTECTION
Table 3 Mounting Set for Tip Protection
18/BYB 501/4 Tip protection, generic
Po
s. Title/Function Product Number Quantity
A YOKE SXA 123 0786/1 2
B SPACER SXA 123 0788/1 6
C EXPANDER SCREW M 8X90 NSV 905 0805 4
D INSULATING WASHER SRB 186 080 4
E SUPPORT SXA 123 0785/1 4
F CLAMP2 SXA 123 0787/1 4
G NUT M 8 SBM 146 080/03 4
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