Toa CI-600 Bedienungsanleitung

INSTALLATION MANUAL

COMPUTER INTERFACE CI-600

To obtain optimum results from this computer interface, please follow instructions in this manual

carefully. We suggest that you keep this manual handy for future reference.

CONTENTS

GENERAL DESCRIPTION...................................................... 1

PART

NAMES.......................................................................

INSTALLATION..................................................................... 2

CONNECTION

Input control connector and DC power supply ........... 3

Speech IN/OUT terminals.......................................... 3

RS-232C

connection..................................................

BACK-UP BATTERY.............................................................. 5

INITIAL

SET-UP

CI-600

...................................................

SPECIFICATIONS................................................................. 7

ACCESSORIES..................................................................... 7

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The Toa CI-600 Computer Interface is used in conjunction with the SI-62 Speech Interface

and the EX-610, EX-620 or EX-630 exchange. Connected to a personal computer or data

terminal, the CI-600 permits system programming, personal information display, release

of fixed messages, etc.

PART NAMES

[Front-mounted facilities)

Knob

CI-600 without cover

* Each DIP switch is OFF when put downward and ON when put upward, with the switch

numbers 1 through 8 allocated left to right.

[Rear-mounted facilities)

RS-232C connecto r Input control connector Power input terminal

(CN1, CN2)

Speech IN/OUT terminal

SI-62

Ni-Cd battery

BAUD RATE DIP switch

Cover

Timer indicator MODE SELECT DIP switch *

1.Rack mounting (exchange is mounted in an equipment rack.)

Attach the supplied brackets to the CI-600 to mount in a rack. See the figure.

Fiber washer

M5 tapping screw

M3 binding head screw

M3 washer

2. Desk-top applications

Attach the supplied rubber foot to the position indicated with a small hole (4 holes 2.4mm

in diameter) in the bottom plate.

INSTALLATION

CONNECTION

1. Input control connector and power supply

Use the connection cable YR-806

(100cm in length) for connection

between the CI-600 and

exchange. When placing the

CI-600 on the exchange, use the

YR-802 cable (40cm).

Use the YR-803 or YR-807 cable

to connect the CI-600 to other

equipment.

For input control connector, use

either CN-1 or CN-2. They are

internally connected in parallel.

2. Speech IN/OUT terminals

Connect the IN/OUT terminals to the BX-610 or BX-620 terminal box as illustrated below.

IN 2 to No. 215 (upper row)

OUT 2 to No. 215 (lower row)

To other equipment

YR-802 or YR-806

Interface connector

CI-600

Be sure to insert the SI-62

Speech Interface card into the

second slot of a opening

allocated to the LM unit.

BX-610/BX-620

3. RS-232C connector

Connection between CI-600 and DEC VT-100 terminal

Connect the DEC terminal and CI-600 using the appropriate cable for distance between

the two. The type of connector is D-sub 25 pins (male) and D-sub 25 pin (female).

RS-232C 25-pin connector

M : Male connector

F : Female connector

[Connection diagram]

RS-232C

25-pin

connector

DEC terminal

RS-232C

Connection between IBM personal computer and CI-600

Connect the IBM personal computer and CI-600 using the appropriate cable for distance

between the two. The type of connector is D-sub 25 pins (male) and D-sub 25 pins

(female).

RS-232C 25-pin connector

[Connection diagram]

M : Male connector

F : Female connector

Personal computer

RS-232C

Connection between Cl-600s (tie-line connection)

In a tie-line system, connect one Cl-600's RS-232C connector No.2 t o the same connector

of another CI-600 only when initial set-up is performed.

(Refer to the operating instructions.)

[Connection diagram]

BACK-UPBATTERY

The Ni-Cd battery (GB50-3FA1) maintains the Cl-600's stored data during power failure.

Observe the following precautions.

To keep the battery fully charged, do not switch power off for first 8 days

after installing the Cl-600. Once the battery has been fully charged, it maintains

the stored data for about 10 days (at 25°C) even no power is supplied.

Expected battery life is about 2 years (at 25°C). Replace the battery every 2 years.

INITIAL CHECK-UP OF CI-600

START

Connect IN/OUT lines, power lines and speech IN/OUT lines to both the exchange and CI-600.

Using the RS-232C cable, connect Cl-600's RS-232C connector No. 1 to

personal computer or data terminal.

Set both MODE SELECT and BAUD RATE DP switches.

(Refer to the operating instructions.)

Set personal computer or data terminal in accordance with the Cl-600's

format. (Refer to the operating instructions.)

• Make sure that power is

supplied.

• Set reset switch (MODE

SELECT switch No.7) to ON.

Switch on the CI-600.

Does the timer LED blink at

1-second interval ?

YES

Does the monitor display initial set-up menu ?

YES

Can characters typed from a

keyboard be correctly displayed

on the screen ?

Confirm that the RS-232C

connector is connected properly.

YES

Recheck if MODE SELECT

switch NQ 7 is set to OFF. *

Confirm that the communication

format of personal computer or

data terminal matches that of

CI-600.

The section "Initial setting" of

operating instructions.

IMPORTANT

Leaving the switch on will cancel all

the stored data when power is

switched again.

Rack mounting bracket

Rack mounting screw (M5×12)

Fiber washer

Binding head screw (M3×6)

Washer (M3)

Rubber foot

Floppy disk

ACCESSORIES

SPECIFICATIONS

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

133-06-174-50

Operating power voltage

Current consumption

Terminal capacity

IN-OUT

connector/terminal

Standard

Message capacity

Recording & reproduction

Ambient temperature

Dimensions

Weight

24V DC (20-28V)

Less than 300mA

Interface bus

RS-232C

Speech IN/OUT/power unit

RS-232C

1.5-sec message×10

0.75-sec message × 10 (Total 22 sec)

ADM method

0°C~40°C

432(W)×44.5(H)×298CD)mm

(17(W)×1.8(H)×11.7(D) inch)

3.3kg (7.3 lbs)

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