I don't know how many PIMS (cabinets) you might have in your IPS, but starting with the 1st cabinet (PIM with the CP24 housed in side of it) Power it off via the power switch on the left side (on the front of the power supply). Next power off the rest of the PIM's in order 2nd, 3rd, 4th-8th. PIM's are usually set bottom to top. PIM 1 on bottom, 2nd on top and 3rd on top of 2nd and so on.
Now before you remove your CP-24 check to make sure the card lock in not locking the cards in place. It is located along the bottom of each pim, just below the bottom tab of card. There is a bar you might need to slide to the right to allow you to slide the cards out of the slots. Once that is done. Ever so gently remove the cables from the front of the CP24 (label them so you know where they go back and how they go back, They have special connects, DON'T MESS THEM UP OR BEND THEM. Make sure you put the cables back on the correct location and the correct way. Now, GROUND YOURSELF FIRST then pull the CP24 out of the slot. You will notice a CONN connector on the card. This is where the M606 Card snaps into. There are also 4 screws (small phillips I believe) with posts that come with the M606 package to help mount and secure the 606 board to the CP24. Once you have attached all this and it is secure. replace the CP24 in the same slot it came out of. Reconnect the cables and also plug a new Ethernet cable into the RJ-45 connector on the front of the M606. Resecure the card lock.
Power back up the PIMS in reverse order from how you shut them down. Power on all PIMS except the CP24 PIM 1 that is powered on LAST. Once you power on PIM 1 you will notice the CP24 red light light up and show that it is loading the software back into the PBX. Once the system is up and running. Making sure everything is running normally. Perform the program changes I advised above and you should be setup. Then open Matworx and setup a new connection using IP and with the IP Address of the PBX.
Good luck and Make sure before you do anything to this system that you BACK IT UP first.
Phillip E. Porter
Senior Systems Engineer
Telecommunication Solutions Group, Inc. (TSG)