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Equipment upgrades, Adding new modules, Replacing a module – AT&T Partner II User Manual

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Equipment Upgrades

Adding New Modules

Main

Circuit Breaker

Power

Jack

Hotline

Phone

Doorphone

1

A) Pull out the main circuit

breaker(s) on the carrier(s) to power
down the equipment controller. B)
Slide the equipment controller cover off
the backplane.

2

A) Insert the new 206 and 400

modules as you did in Step 3 on page
2-9, making sure the 400 module is
installed to the right of the 206 module.
B) Connect line and extension jack
cords as described on page 2-10.

3

Replacing a Module

Main

Circuit Breaker

1

A) Pull out the main circuit

breaker(s) on the carrier(s) to power
down the equipment controller. B)

Slide the equipment controller cover off
the backplane.

Power

Jack

2

A) Check the slack in the wires. If

there is not enough slack to remove the

module without pulling the line and
extension cords free, label and

disconnect the wires before moving on
to Step 2B. B) Place one hand on top
of the module. With the other hand,
grip the plastic bracket on the bottom
front of the module, and use the middle
finger to hold down the locking tab just

below the bracket. C) Pull out the old
module and insert the replacement.
(Refer to Step 3 on page 2-9.)

Move the doorphone and/or Hotline

phone extensions to the last installed
206 module. Unplug the Hotline phone
and/or doorphone extension cords and
connect them to the last available jacks
on the last installed module. Refer to
page 5-9 for instructions on adjusting
System Programming. Power up the
equipment controller and check the
lights on the modules using the instruc-
tions in Steps 5 and 6 on page 2-9.

3

A) Connect the line and extension

cords one at a time, making sure to

place the correct cords into their
corresponding jacks on the new
module. B) Power up the equipment
controller and check the lights on the
modules using the instructions in Steps
5 and 6 on page 2-9. C) Replace the
cover.

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Installing the Hardware