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Installation and Maintenance

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P0725810 Issue 3.0 COMPANION 200 Installation and Maintenance Guide

Contents

Introducing the COMPANION 200 1

COMPANION 200 components 2

Controller 2

Base Stations 2

Administration Terminal 2

Portables 2

Installing the COMPANION 200 3

Summary 3

Preparing for the installation 3

Installing the equipment 4

Programming the COMPANION 200 4

Verifying the installation 4

Maintaining the COMPANION 200 5

Summary 5

Performing a Maintenance session 5

Troubleshooting the equipment 5

Replacing faulty equipment 5

Preparing for the installation 7

COMPANION 200 equipment 7

Required equipment 8

Optional equipment 9

COMPANION 200 configurations 9

You tr y i t 12

Power bar requirements 12

Base Station Powering 13

Installing the system in two rows 14

Installing the system in three rows 17

Other things to consider when you are planning the installation 19

Installation warnings and safety instructions 19

Installation warnings 19

Important safety instructions 20

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Installing the hardware 23

Installing the Controller 23

Summary 24

Mounting the Controller 24

Installing the Software Cartridge 26

Installing a Line Cartridge 27

Installing an Expansion Cartridge 28

Installing Line Modules 30

Mounting a Line Module 31

Installing a Line Cartridge in a Line Module 34

Routing cables in the cable trough 35

Installing Base Station Modules 35

Mounting a Base Station Module 36

Routing cables in the cable trough 39

Installing power bars 39

Installing Remote Power Interconnect units 41

Summary 43

Mounting the Remote Power Interconnect unit 43

Upgrading an RPI-8 to an RPI-16 45

Wiring the RPI 46

Wiring the system 49

Understanding the wiring charts 49

Wiring the access lines 50

Wiring the TCM lines 54

Connecting the fiber cables 59

Installing cable trough end plates 62

Installing the Administration Terminal 63

Setting up the Administration Terminal 63

Mounting the Administration Terminal on the wall 64

Installing Base Stations 65

Positioning a Base Station 65

Mounting a Base Station 65

Installing external antennas 68

Installing an indoor directional external antenna 69

Installing an indoor omni-directional external antenna 70

Installing an outdoor omni-directional external antenna 71

Installing a lightning surge protector 73

Powering up 75

Programming the COMPANION 200 77

Introduction to programming 77

The Programming Record 77

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Programming the COMPANION 200 77

The COMPANION 200 Administration Terminal 78

Configuration programming 80

Administration programming 81

Changing the Installer password 81

Changing the Registration password 82

Programming the system settings 83

System time 84

System date 85

Dial mode 85

Link time 87

Host delay 87

Gain pad 88

Optional system settings 88

Data Re-evaluation 90

Running Data Re-evaluation 91

Memory reset 95

Registering the portables 96

Verifying the installation 99

Verification checklist 99

Verifying a radio’s cell assignment 100

Verifying a radio’s antenna setting 101

Maintenance 103

Entering a Maintenance session 103

Ending a Maintenance session 104

Version number 104

Port status 104

Identifying a device by its port number 105

Verifying the version number of a device 106

Checking the state of a port 107

Disabling a device 108

Enabling a device 109

Module status 109

Checking the state of a module 109

Disabling a module 111

Enabling a module 112

Checking the Event/Alarm log 112

Checking the Administration log 114

Understanding alarm messages 116

Understanding event messages 119

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Troubleshooting 123

General troubleshooting procedures 123

Troubleshooting power problems 124

Troubleshooting the Controller 124

Troubleshooting the Administration Terminal 125

Troubleshooting a Line Module 125

Troubleshooting a Base Station Module 126

Troubleshooting a portable 127

Troubleshooting a Base Station 127

Troubleshooting an RPI 128

Replacing equipment 131

Controller 131

Controller Power Supply Unit 132

Software Cartridge 133

Line Cartridge 133

Expansion Cartridge 134

Line Module 134

Base Station Module 135

Power bar 136

RPI 136

Administration Terminal 137

Base Station 138

Appendix A: Regulatory information 139

Registration 139

Safety 139

Equipment attachment limitations 139

Telecom Compliance 140

Telephone Company Notification 140

Rights of the Telephone Company 140

Radio Frequency Interference 141

Load Number 141

Repair facility 141

General installation warnings 142

Appendix B: Technical specifications 143

COMPANION 200 143

Environment 143

Radiated and conducted emissions 143

Radiated electromagnetic immunity 143

Conducted interference immunity 143

Mechanical requirements 144

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Transportation methods 144

Controller 144

Power Supply Unit 145

Power bar 145

Software Cartridge 146

2-port expansion cartridge 146

6-port expansion cartridge 146

Line Cartridge 146

Line Module 147

Base Station Module 147

Fiber Cable Spool 148

RPI 148

COMPANION Base Station 148

Base Station 148

Base Station plug-top power supply 149

External antennas 150

Indoor omni-directional antenna 150

Indoor directional antenna 150

Lightning surge protector 150

Outdoor omni-directional antenna 151

COMPANION 200 Administration Terminal 151

Remote Access Device 152

Appendix C: Programming overview 153

Appendix D: Programming the host switch 155

Host switch programming 155

Directory number assignment 155

Independent assignment 156

Parallel assignment (separate directory numbers) 156

Twinned assignment 157

Caller ID display 160

Message waiting indication 160

Appendix E: Installing Base Station plug-top power supplies161

Positioning a Base Station 161

List of Terms 167

Index 177

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Introducing the COMPANION 200

The COMPANION 200 adds wireless capability to an existing

telephone switching system, known as the host switch. The host

switch may be a Private Branch Exchange (PBX) or the Public

Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). The COMPANION 200 uses

radio technology to transmit and receive signals between portable

telephones and Base Stations connected to the COMPANION 200

Controller. The Controller connects to the existing host system by

standard analog ports. To the host switch the Controlleris a group of

analog telephones.

Figure 1: The COMPANION 200 system

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COMPANION 200

Host switch

Controller

Administration Terminal

Base Stations

Portables

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COMPANION 200 components

The COMPANION 200 has the following major components:

• COMPANION 200 Controller

• COMPANION Base Stations

• Administration Terminal

• Portable telephones (portables)

Controller

The COMPANION 200 Controller connects to the host switch with

standard analog telephone lines (access lines), and to the Base

Stations, the Administration Terminal, and any Remote Access

Device (RAD) with Time Compression Multiplexing (TCM) ports.

Support for access lines is provided by adding up to two Line

Cartridges to the Controller. With Line Modules and Base Station

Modules connected to Expansion Cartridges, the Controller can

handle additional access lines and Base Stations.

Base Stations

The COMPANION Base Stations form a radio link to the portables.

Each Base Station has two independent radios, each with two

internal antennas and a connector for an external antenna. Base

Stations can be powered remotely by a Remote Power Interconnect

unit (RPI), or locally by a power supply that plugs into an ac outlet.

The Base Station is designed to be installed indoors only. External

antennas can extend coverageto areasmoredifficult to reach such as

stairwells or tunnels. Each Base Station can support up to two radio

links at a time.

Administration Terminal

A Northern Telecom M7310 terminal serves as the Administration

Terminal for the COMPANION 200 system. It is used in

configuration, administration, and maintenance programming

sessions. It does not support either incoming or outgoing calls.

Portables

The COMPANION portables are battery-powered, pocket-sized

portable telephones. The COMPANION 200 can support a

maximum of 152 portables. Each portable requires one access line.

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