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have a bcm 400 need to add an expansion cabinet
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acewarlock
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Plugin the special cable, thats it.
Get a copy of the manual at
(Nortel has apparently finally seen the light about making their manuals available.)
While the expansion unit itself only needs to be plugged in you probably need to do some planning first, to figure out how your existing MBMs and the MBMs you plan to add are going to divvy up the bus space. I assume you're planning to add MBMs, otherwise you wouldn't bother with adding an expansion unit.
(Nortel has apparently finally seen the light about making their manuals available.)
While the expansion unit itself only needs to be plugged in you probably need to do some planning first, to figure out how your existing MBMs and the MBMs you plan to add are going to divvy up the bus space. I assume you're planning to add MBMs, otherwise you wouldn't bother with adding an expansion unit.
acewarlock
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jonhathcc: that is for Rls 4, his is a 3.7
There is know differnce between the main unit and the expansion unit, you have a Max of 6 BUS to use between then.
It doesn't make any difference what slot you put them in except Nortel recommands putting DTM's in the main Unit.
the same rules apply as just the main unit.
There is know differnce between the main unit and the expansion unit, you have a Max of 6 BUS to use between then.
It doesn't make any difference what slot you put them in except Nortel recommands putting DTM's in the main Unit.
the same rules apply as just the main unit.
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