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• Basic knowledge of telecommunications
• Basic skills in the operation of a Windows-based PC
• Nexspan S, and Nexspan L Overview & Hardware Description (CBT or WBT)

• Field installers
• Service managers
• Administrators

At the end of this course, the trainee will be able to:

• Install the Nexspan S, Nexspan L, and Extension cabinets
• Cable the subscriber, create trunks, and TCP/IP equipment for the Nexspan S, Nexspan L, and Extension cabinets
• Commission the systems by assigning IP addresses, Key codes, and essential database for basic operation of the Nexspan S, Nexspan L, and Extension cabinets
• Build analog, digital, and IP sets in database
• Assign analog and digital subscribers with basic features, trunk to the Public Switched Telephone Network and implement the Emergency calling database

• Brief description of Nexspan S hardware including; Main and Extension cabinets, Processor cards and daughter boards, Common cards, Circuit cards, and Trunk cards
• Brief description of Nexspan L hardware including; Main and Extension cabinets, Processor cards and daughter boards, Common cards, Circuit cards, and Trunk cards
• Description of switchroom space, cabinet location, and unpacking, cabling, and environmental considerations
• VT-100 Man/Machine Interface setup and connection to Nexspan S, and Nexspan L IP PBX
• Basic database commissioning such as; password assignment, entering key codes, setting date and time, assigning system features, and assigning IP subnet and gateway
• Description of IP phone set programming
• Description of PRI trunk creation in database
• Description of T1 trunk creation in database
• Description of analog Loop/Ground Start trunk creation in database

• Attendee will receive, via email, logon instructions and attendee instructions
• Attendees must have access to PC with Internet connection (DSL or better)
• PC w/ Windows 2000, XP, NT4 with Service Pack 6 or better
• Explorer 5.5 or better