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Describes the scope and structure of the installation and maintenance manual for Aastra 5000 series products.
Identifies the intended readers as installers, maintenance operators, and trainers of A5000 series iPBXs.
Lists related Aastra documentation for Aastra Management Portal, multi-site management, and various hardware/software components.
Provides a glossary of technical abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Introduces Aastra X series products as homogeneous, scalable systems for managing 8 to 1000 subscribers.
Details the architectural design of Aastra XD and Aastra XS/XL iPBXs, including main and expansion cabinets.
Summarizes the core functions of Aastra XS/XL/XD platforms, including network access, subscriber services, and internal management.
Describes the physical characteristics of AXD, AXL, AXS, AXS12, and AXS6 iPBXs, including cabinet structure and layout.
Details the physical, electrical, and environmental specifications for iPBX cabinets and power supply modules.
Refers to the product guide for system capacity information.
Presents the subassemblies for Aastra XD configurations in a tree format.
Outlines the slot numbering and restrictions for various Aastra XD, AXL, and AXS/AXS12/AXS6 iPBX cards.
Describes the physical format and interface of Aastra XS/XL/XD expansion cards, known as 'RJ cards'.
Details the ADS 350XD power supply module for AXD iPBXs, including its functional units and voltage outputs.
Explains the functional description, physical layout, hardware/software configuration, and installation of the UCV-D card.
Describes the functional description of the IUCV-D card, supporting system external connections and communication.
Details the functional description and physical connectors of the RUCV-D card used in expansion cabinets.
Outlines the functional description, physical connectors, and indicators of the UCV-L card.
Describes the UCV-S card, noting its functional similarity to the UCV-L card and daughter card compatibility.
Details the EXT1-S card functions, including analogue, digital, and ISDN interfaces for telephone equipment.
Explains the EXT1-S12 card's functions, providing 4 analogue, 2 digital, and 2 ISDN interfaces.
Details the EXT1-S6 card's functions, offering 4 analogue, 2 digital, and 2 ISDN interfaces.
Describes the RUCV-L card's function as distributing and monitoring line equipment bus and PCM synchronous trunks.
Explains the RUCV-S card's basic function of distributing and monitoring line equipment bus and synchronous trunks.
Introduces Application cards (CLX) and details specific cards like LD4, LD4NX, and LT2.
Details various Equipment cards, including LA16X, LN16X, LR4, and LI1 cards for analogue and digital line connections.
Describes Aastra digital sets and their capabilities, including alphanumeric screens and programmable keys.
Explains the connection of analogue sets of all types and makes to Aastra iPBXs via specific equipment cards.
Details Aastra IP sets, highlighting advantages like single network socket and geographical location independence.
Covers communication with computer terminals (DTE/DCE) via CS1 and CA1 cards for X25 and RS232 connections.
Describes attendant consoles for call reception and distribution, including types and installation requirements.
Provides an introduction to the installation and activation chapter, emphasizing safety guidelines and electrical precautions.
Details operations for new iPBX installations, including site inspection, cabinet installation, and initial system startup.
Covers operations for existing installations, such as handling cards, adding components, and configuration changes.
Provides the procedure for safely stopping the AXD, AXL, AXS, AXS12, and AXS6 iPBX systems.
Guides through updating the Aastra system software from R5.1 to R5.2, detailing modes and procedures.
Explains the procedure for upgrading Aastra system software from R5.2 to a later release via AMP.
Describes how to perform backup and restore operations for the iPBX configuration using Aastra Management Portal.
Details methods for accessing the user interface remotely via analogue modem, ISDN modem, or ISDN router.
Provides a procedure for transferring iPBX configuration from a 1 GB to a 2 GB compact flash card.
Provides essential security guidelines for performing maintenance operations on the iPBX system.
Explains the role of maintenance operations, system states, and the division into preventive and corrective maintenance.
Details error messages and alarms detected by the system, appearing in the operating software log.
Describes corrective maintenance procedures, including fault localization, testing, and replacement of components.
Refers to a separate manual for detailed installation and usage instructions of the IPS card.
Presents the functional diagram of an Aastra XD in simplex configuration.
Presents the functional diagram of an Aastra XD in duplex configuration.
Presents the functional diagram for Aastra XL, XS, XS12, and AXS6 systems.
Illustrates the principle of multi-site synchronisation across different iPBXs.
Specifies the minimum system requirements, including Red Hat 5.4 OS and network configuration.
Provides a step-by-step guide for installing the A5000 Server application from a CD-ROM.
Explains how to access the Aastra Management Portal user interface via LAN or COM port.
Guides through the process of declaring licences for virtual A5000 servers, including obtaining installation codes.
Details the procedure for resetting the manufacturer's password if lost or forgotten.
Describes how to use the massive creation form for configuration data import via AMP.
Covers additional configurations like starting services (DHCP, FTP) and declaring NTP time servers.
Provides the procedure for upgrading Aastra 5000 Server software from R5.1 to R5.2.
Guides through upgrading Aastra 5000 Server software from R5.2 to a newer release via AMP or USB key.
Refers to the installation manual for redundancy and double attachment on A5000 Server.
Explains how to perform backup and restore operations for the A5000 Server configuration via Aastra Management Portal.
Guides on handling security alerts and installing security certificates for accessing AMP via web browser.
Describes how to activate or deactivate SELinux within the System/Administration/Security level and firewall menu.
Specifies Red Hat configuration elements for ACS installation, focusing on firewall setup for security.
Explains how to use the Excel form for massive configuration of Aastra 5000 systems, including structure and instructions.
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