PLATFORM INSTALLATION3-30 Edition One XC1000 Service7. For the DL1200, perform the following:a. Loosen the large screw at the right rear corner of the printer.Slide the cover toward the rear of the printer.b. Locate the paper-release lever at the top left side of the printer.Pull the lever forward to the tractor-feed position.c. Load continuous-form paper into the printer, setting the top ofthe paper at the top edge of the clear plastic guide attached tothe print head. Refer to the printer manual if necessary.For the ML320, perform the following:a. Locate the paper-release lever at the top right side of the printer.Pull the lever forward to the tractor-feed position.b. Load continuous-form paper into the printer, setting the top ofthe paper at the top edge of the clear-plastic guide attached tothe print head. Refer to the printer manual if necessary.3.11 CONFIGURING THE LOGIC CARDSLogic cards must be configured according to the switch with which theXC1000 interacts and according to whether the optional standby-redundancyfeature is installed. The settings of configuration switches on certain logiccards must be verified for specific system requirements. The locations of theTICs and DLCs in specific line-card groups and in the specific logic-bay slotsalso need to be verified. Figure 3-16 shows the logic-bay slots for TICs, DLCs,and common-control cards for both redundant and nonredundant XC1000s.Do not reset any switches that are not described in thefollowing sections. Most switches are set at the factory andshould not be changed.Caution!Set configuration switches on the logic cards as described in sections3.11.1 through 3.11.8.3.11.1 ATIC and DID TIC ConfigurationsATICs and DID TICs are configured for use with particular switch types atthe factory. ATICs can function as loop- or ground-start ports and provide12 channels between the XC1000 and the switch. The line type for anATIC is determined in menu 4 during the initial startup.DID TICs integrate DID trunks with the XC1000, allowing the XC1000 toreceive dial pulses or DTMF tones directly from the switch. They conducttalk battery and signaling voltage to the telephone lines and convertincoming analog signals to digital signals.SECTION 3.10 – 3.11
