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Installing expansion components 3-13
Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 Server
Wave Server Installation Guide
Installing expansion components
This section describes how to install the following components to expand the Wave IP 500:
• Media Resource Module (MRM). See the next section.
• Expansion modules. See page 3-13.
For technical specifications for these expansion components, see the Wave Hardware Reference
Guide.
Installing a Media Resource Module
Only one MRM (an MRMA) can be installed on the ISC2.
Important: Your Wave Server may come with an MRM, or you can order and install an MRM
at a later time. If you do add an MRM at a later time, be sure to review the note on page 7-5 for
important information about updating default IP network settings for the new MRM.
To install an MRM:
1. Unplug the Wave Server’s power cord, but do not disconnect the grounding wire.
2. Remove the top cover.
3. Align the MRM over the standoffs, and then fasten the 4 retention screws in the corner
holes.
4. Plug the MRM ribbon connector into connector P2 (the light-blue 40-pin socket) on the
ISC2.
5. Replace the top cover and reattach it with the original screws.
6. Reconnect the Wave Server to power.
Installing expansion modules
This section provides guidelines for installing all modules. See “About connecting modules” on
page 3-15 for information on connecting trunks, stations, and other devices to specific modules
after you have installed them.
Caution: The Wave Server’s analog station interface is not designed to withstand surges
commonly associated with wires that are exposed to the external environment. Do not route the
wires connecting analog station modules to stations outside the building where the Wave Server
is located.
Note: Because the required steps are different, installing a Media Resource Module is covered
separately on page 3-13.
Release 2.0 Service Pack 1
April 2011
- Wave Server 1
- Installation Guide 1
- Revision History 3
- Release 2.0 Service Pack 1 10
- April 2011 10
- Contents 11
- About This Guide 23
- Using the Help system 24
- Terms used 25
- Type conventions 25
- Related reading 26
- Support services 27
- Corporate Web site 27
- System security 27
- Compliance statements 28
- Wave Server models 29
- Underwriter’s Laboratory 31
- Industry Canada 31
- Compliance statements 1-10 32
- Chapter 1: About This Guide 32
- Before You Begin 33
- Site preparation 35
- Physical specifications 36
- Environmental requirements 36
- Required tools 37
- Safety requirements 38
- Proper lifting 39
- About the Wave IP 500 Server 42
- About the Wave IP 500 43
- Power supply 45
- Wave IP 500 expansion options 46
- Expansion modules 47
- Media Resource Module (MRM) 47
- Mounting the Wave Server 48
- Grounding the Wave Server 49
- Power failover support 52
- Installing expansion modules 53
- To install modules: 54
- About connecting modules 55
- Connecting an RJ-21X cable 56
- About connecting modules 3-17 57
- To connect the T1 module: 61
- Connecting a paging system 64
- Connecting a DSS Console 65
- To connect a DSS Console: 66
- About the Wave IP 2500 Server 68
- Minimum configuration 70
- Redundancy 70
- Fault monitoring 70
- Expansion cards and modules 71
- Expansion Units (EXUs) 72
- Wall mounting the Wave Server 74
- Mounting the Wave Server 4-9 75
- Mounting the Wave Server 4-10 76
- Mounting the Wave Server 4-11 77
- To install an EXU: 83
- To install an MRM: 85
- To install modules and cards: 86
- About cable connections 88
- Administrator PC requirements 100
- Connecting to the Wave ISM 102
- CHAPTER CONTENTS 109
- Finish, and then 113
- Initial Configuration 115
- To apply one or more HotFixes 116
- Applying HotFixes 7-3 117
- Adding or upgrading an MRM 119
- drop-down list 121
- Join Domain to 123
- Leave Domain.) 123
- Power-cycling the Wave Server 124
- Company Name 128
- OK to continue 129
- Apply to save your changes 130
- Primary Time Server 132
- Synchronize Period 132
- Password Administration 134
- To synchronize the domains: 138
- Chassis View, located in the 140
- About Wave licenses 143
- Full vs. trial licenses 144
- Obtaining Wave licenses 144
- Wave license requirements 145
- Entering Wave licenses 147
- Entering Wave licenses 8-6 148
- Entering Wave licenses 8-7 149
- Activating Wave licenses 150
- The activation process 151
- Activating Wave licenses 8-10 152
- Activating Wave licenses 8-11 153
- Activating Wave licenses 8-12 154
- Activating Wave licenses 8-13 155
- Activating Wave licenses 8-14 156
- Activating Wave licenses 8-15 157
- Software Licenses 160
- View Activity 160
- OK to close the Activity Log 161
- Applications 163
- Requirements 164
- ViewPoint requirements 165
- Requirements 9-4 166
- Entering station IDs 167
- Configuring ViewPoint 171
- To configure Act! 172
- Synchronizing system clocks 173
- Archive folder requirements 177
- Installation steps 178
- Installation steps 10-5 179
- Installation steps 10-6 180
- Installation steps 10-7 181
- Overview 183
- APPENDIX CONTENTS 185
- RJ-48X interface pinouts 189
- DB-60 interface pinouts 190
- About System Status LEDs 200
- System LED indicators 201
- /ISC2 boot 202
- Error condition indicators 204
- 1 = Custom installation 207
- Name Value Description 208
- Tools > System Settings 214
- Custom List 215
- Before you begin 218
- Troubleshooting 221
- Appendix G: Troubleshooting 222
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