Pirates_Ghost

It would be MUCH easier to forward than move.
You COULD try putting the console in night mode, and having the primary DN of that console NCFW (night call forward) to the DN of the 2616 in question.

Moving the console for just a few days is troublesome, and if you've not got the 25pair cable pulled to the new location, pricey, for only a few days.
Not worth it.

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hhallett

I saw a similar inquiry on another board a few days ago.

Anyway, for wiring you'll want Nortel's "Telephone & Attendant Console Installation" Pub (Nortel Part Number 553-3001-215).

I agree with Pirates_Ghost and his suggestion for using NCFW to the 2616 would seem to be the most expeditious. Moving an entire console as a "holiday" thing, just to move it back later, seems like overkill. But, if this is what your boss wants I would suggest that you get someone (a vendor, if you have one, or another telecom tech) that has done this before to help you. It "should" be a simple thing but sometimes console troubles can develop pretty quickly.

However, if that isn't an option, and presuming you've already got the new cable laid in and terminated at the new location, moving it can be pretty hassle free. When I have to relocate or even work on a console it's pretty much always after hours so the attendant has already night forwarded the console.

When moving a console, I simply disable the console in the switch (I've been told this isn't necessary, but it doesn't hurt), disconnect the console, move the cross connects either in the closet or the switchroom (depending on which is more efficient.) to the new cable, connect the console at the new location, re-enable the console in the switch, take it off of night forwarding and test it for proper operation then put it back in night forward.

Good luck.

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DanHoffman

Will the Console Work ok by just conecting the fisrt 2 tn's without any additional power? I am pretty sure the last place I worked only had the 2 pairs(TN'S) wired to the console.

Chas2002

This is how my consoles are jumpered....

[25 pr to Console]W/Bl - Bl/w to TN [Type 2250 68.1.5.0]

[25 pr to Console]W/O - O/W to TN [Second TN Type 2250 68.1.5.1]

[25 pr to Console]W/Sl - Sl/w to TN [Type PWR 68.1.5.2]

[25 pr to Console]R/O looped to O/R then punched down on Tip side of TN 68.1.5.3 [68.1.5.3 Type = PWR]
[25 pr to Console]R/G looped to G/R then punched down on Right side of TN 68.1.5.3 [68.1.5.3 Type=PWR]

If this doesn't make sense, let me know your e-mail and I'll send you a drawing...

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