Toshiba Strata VI Series Bedienungsanleitung

TOSHIBA

SYSTEM

PRACTICES

ELECTRONIC

KEY

TELEPHONE

SYSTEM:

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

SECTION

100-006-200

INSTALLATION

o:LOl

03.Hl

03.20

03.30

04.10

04.20

(If)

os.:rn

Ol':l.20

06.30

f.l?

07.lll

07.10

07.20

07.30

mun

l'Ul.10

08.20

!UH

H.10

H.20

H.30

U.40

H.50

lUUl

u:rn

U.80

H.00

SECTION

100-006-200

INSTALLATION

Strata

INSTALLATION

lNSTIWCTlONS

TABLE

CONTENTS

TABLE

OF CONTENTS

lLLUSTRATfON

LIST.

GENERAL.

• . . .

PACl\ING

• • • • •

i'Vlf\SU

LOCATION

REQUIREMENTS

POWER

REQlJfREMENTS

••••••

VENTILATION REQU!R£\1ENTS

•.•

ENVHWN\lENTAL

FA.CTORS

CABLING

CONSIDERATIONS

M!\SU V!OUNT!Ni; . • • . .

.vlKSll

TABLE

\lOUNTING.

:V1KSU

'\LL

MOUNTING •

MTOU

PC!3 OPTIONS

PIUNTED

CtRCUIT

BOARDS •

MTOU

PCB

INSTALLATION

POWER

CONN LC rIONS

PCB

INSTALLATION.

. •

CABLE

CONNECTIONS

•••.•

VIDF CON

FIGURA

TfON

•..••.••.•

STATION

CABLE

CONNECTIONS

INTERCOM CODE ASSIGNMENTS

CO LINE CONNECTION

•••••••.••

ELECTRONIC

KEY

TELEPHONE

••••••..

GENERAL

•••••••••••••••••

EKT

WALL

ililOUNTINC;

••••••••••.

CONVERTING THE

EKT

••••••••••.

SYSTEM POWER-UP

lN!Tlt\LlZE

••••.•..

SYSTEM TEST

PIWCEDUHES

• . • • • • • • .

MISC.

EQUIPMENT CONNECTION

•••••••

WIRING

CONNECTION

••••••••••..

MUSIC-ON-HOLD/BGM

SOURCE

•••••..

V10H

VOLDVlE

c;:-;'l'ROL

..•.••...•

EXTERtl\L

P•\iW<!•;

CONNECrlON

.•...

DlHECf

l:::\Tr:RN/\.L

SP!'.\fi.t:R

c:J,\Nf/'

f!ON

EXTERNAL

A.\i1PL!F!Ett CONNE

:T!ON

TALK-BACK

AMPLIFIER

••••••••••

BACKGROUMD ,\JCS!C

(BGM)

••••••••

VOLUME

SETTING SEQUENCE

EXTERNAL

NIGHT

BELL

•••••••.••

- i -

FIGURE

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SECTION

100-006-200

INSTALLATION

StJrataVI

ILLUSTRATION

IJST

TITLE

MCCU

and CH.DU

PCB

••••••••••.

:'1!\SU

Nall

.\fountlng

••.•..•....

Mh.SU

A&Ll

J.lounting (:)ide

\'iewl

. • . . •

V!TOU

Layout

•••••••.••••

>VlTOU

Rolay Straps

••••••••••••••

Servi,~e

lJciit

UM<:SU)

Internal

Vizv.:

¥1

t\St;

Pocn't'

·:onnection

\'HUL

on vlCC:l

viccu

t\DU

Battery

(~onnectinns

.•.•.•

System

mock

• • • . . • • • • • •

VJKSIJ

Cabk,

:~ormeetivns

.•••••.••

.v1K'SU

Cahh·

•loutin;c

•.......••.

\WF

l:f!ock

Connection

MDF Blo0k 8

Connection

Diagram

••••

Btation

Glock

;<;

•••••••

\ll\SU

Cable

Conne:>tions

••••.•••••••

Electronic

Key

Telephone (EKT) • . . • . .

PAGE

20-Key

EKT

•.•.••.••.••••.•••••

\founting

E!~T

8ase • • • • • • • • • • • . • . • 10

EKT Wh•ing • • • • • • • • • • . • • . . • . • • , • . 10

Mounting

Handse\ Hanger • • • • • • • . •

\<lCC!J/CHDU

Battery

Connections • • • • • H

MTOU Power

Switch

EKT

••••

, • , , •

:11

TOU Wiring Conneetions

MTOU Relay Connections

••.•

System

V,;ihnne

Controls

•••••

01 GENERAL

01.01 This

section

describes

the

instsJl&tion

procedures

neeessary to

ensui'e proper

operation

foe S

flt.~

r A

system.

PACKING

02.01

When

STRATA

system

received,

examine

<'tli

packages and

make

careful

note

anv visihle

damage.

any

darMge

fo~nd,

bring

the

attention

the

delivery

carrier

and make the proper claims.

02.02 Cheek

the

fRATA

Vl svstem

against

the

purchase

order

and pt;eking

slip.

determined

that

equipment

m1ssmg,

contact

your supplier

immediately,

02.l.l3

After

installation

equipment for

i::;

detected,

immediately.

unpneking

(before

the

started),

inspect

till

damage.

any damage

contact

your

supplier

02.04

When

packing or

storing

the

CfWll

and/or

MCCU, ensure the

following:

not

use plastic or any type

conductive

material

for packing

either

the

CRDU

the

MCCU.

Use

plain paper.

NOTE:

Conductive

packing

material

may

cause

the

internal

back-

battery

discharge

and

damage

the

system.

02.05

When

installing

removing

the

CRDU PCB

from

the

vlCCC PCB,

do not

touch

the

back side (soldered

side)

either

PCB. Hold the

PCB

the

edge whenever handling

it.

02.(16

Whenever

storing

shipping

SECTION

100-006-200

INSTALI.J\TION

the

MCCU

and/or

CRDU, always ensure

that

the

battery

strap

the

OFF

position

(Figure

1).

St\3.

!JAlTt:HY

l{/,P

FIGURE l

NOTE:

Always make

sure

the

battery

strap(

the

MCCU

and

far

CRDU

the

"ON"

position

just

prior

installation.

not,

the

SET

LED

the

MCCU

will

not

operate.

03 MKSU LOCATION REQUIREMENTS

O:Ull Power Requirements

03.02

rhe

STRATA

.\1KSU

requires

VDC.

This

provided

the

EPSA,

.vhich

turn

requires

power

from a grounded

115

VAC

outlet.

The

outlet

should be ..c;eparately fused and

rated

ornps.

03.03 The

5·Hnch

cord provided

cormect

the

EPS,\

the

:VlKS!J

dictates

the reli1tive

locstion

the

EPSA. The

EPSA

also equipped

with

10-ft.

power cord.

03.10 Ventilation Requirements

os.n

Sufficient

ventilation

should

- 1 -

SECTION

100-006-200

INSTALLATION

exist

allow

the

dissipation

heat

generated

the

power supply and

MKSU.

03.20 Environmental

Factors

03~21

Humidity

the MI\SU loca-

tion

should be within

2!HW%

(without

condensation), and the

temperature

should be

relatively

constant

>Vithin

range

0-50°

Exposure

dust

awl

airborne

chemicals should also

taken

into consideration.

tl3.31 The MKSU must be

located

thnt

all

stations

are

within 1000

cable

feet

it.

Ae0eptable

cable

AWG

inside telephone

station

cable,

jacketed

but

not shielded, having

two

more wire

pairs.

MKSU MOUNTING

04.01 The

MKSU

designed for

either

table

or wall mounting,

but

comes from

the

factory

configured

for

table

mounting. For wall mounting

instructions,

refer

Paragraph

04.20.

04.lll

Table

Moo.ntmg

the

MKSU

04*11

Since

the

:vrn:su

tllready

configured

for

table

mounting,

the

only

retJuirement is

choose a

suitable

location

and proceed

Section

100-0

6-2

50'

.'.;

...

:.:

::.:

....:~=x::.;..

.:.:;.:;:.:.:~:.::.:.·:.:~:::

04.21

Prepare

the

MKSU

for

wall

mounting by reversing the back

cover

expose

the

two

top mounting holes.

Proceed

as follows;

o Remove and

save

the

five

screws

securing

the

back

cover.

Rotate

the back

cover

0, and

realign

so the flanges with

the

two

mounting holes

projeet

above

the top

the

'<1!\SU,

shown in

Figure

o Reinstall

the

back

eover,

and

s(;eure it

with

the

fivs screws

that

were removed

earlier.

FIGURE 2

04.22 Secure

the

;vl!\SlJ,

shown

in Figures 2 and

with

fasteners

through the upper

two

holes and

the

single lower hole

the

backplate.

The fasteners should be

either

1/4-ineh

molly

screws,

bolts,

or lag

screws,

depending upon

the

type

wall

surface

used.

WALL

FIGURE 3

- 2 -

MTOU PCB OPTIONS

05.IH The

MTOU

houses

several

options

that

must be

considered

hefore

installed

the

Ml\SU,

they

are:

e B1:1ckground music

service--

the

optional

BR if instdllcd,

provides

dry

contact

flt

terminals

the

front

UH?

'liTOU

contr.)l

cut-off

:11

'..luring

external

png1!. The

relay

operates

whenever

extemul

page

oceurs.

\light

service-tile

optional

relay,

irntalied,

will

provi(fo

dry

contlict

the

NR termlnnl;;

frie

front

the

MTOU

PCB.

The W3

strap

option

(Figure

the

MTOU allows

the

Nl\

relay

function

one

two

modes.

FIGURE 4

Answering

:Vlaehine

Control-

the

W3 ::;trap

not

cut,

trw

relay

operated

eontin-

11ously ,;rhen

the

sy'>tem

i<>

night

service,

This mode

intended

for

indirect

control

nri

answering

machine.

igllt

Bell

Control-if

the

\\ 3

strap

cut,

the

pulses

l-sec.

on, 3-see.

off

rate

when

the

system

SECTION

100-006-200

INSTALLATION

rng:llt

service

and nn

incoming

c1il!

\.;

system.

The mode

b•:

uc;ed

for

indirect

control

externul

t•dL

External

pnge impedrrne0

.;z~h~e-

tion-the

ext

erna!

output

ctl

the

!ab~ckd

tile

fr<,nt

the

'>'!Tor.

The

0ut;Jut

can

se-

ll~\'!led

8 ohms

600 ohms.

H S

nh:rs

b '>elected,

the

nutput

via

:·;.~,,,v~~tf

the

\·1

f(h..,;,

;l:l.<J

t:H:

voi<:~e

\JC

Orit:

h'I!\;.

600

<>elected,

t'\

U•rn1il

Pi\

0,}

pdt:1

wrn

o!nis

tal!\-bqck

nrnplifier· is

requin'd

and the

int::rnal

·voice

psth

will be

two

way.

05.02

eqnip

either

1he

two

relay

s,:rvi0e

funetions;

<>htan

the

op-

tional

fr:i:r

usiHbn

s11pp!i0r

:md

insVi!I

pr•,,1rwr

!oeution

tile• ·ATO!t, per

Figure

FrGURE

05.{)3

External

seleete<l

with

the

adjacent

'VJTOU

PCB

fiOO-ohm

piige i

mpedmwe

Sl\2

switch

locnted

sock'"ts on

the

Decide

8··

required,

then

nmke

tfw

sel<"Nion

the

SW2

switeh

"8"

or·

"G110",

wltic!ievcc

i.;

rnqwred.

;;

snuws

the

swikh

the

8·,,ohin

po'iition.

- 3 -

SECTION

100-006-200

INSTALLATION

PR.INTRO

CIRCUIT

BOARDS

06.01 A

maximum

seven PCBs

mm be

installed

the MKSU. They

are:

o MTOU Cfone

UnitJ-one

per

system.

CRDU

(Repertory

Dial

Unit)-one

per

system,

installed

the

MCCU

PCB when

the

Automatic

Dialing-Station

option

required.

e :VlCCU (Central

Control

llnit)-one

per

system.

!\1STU

{Station

Interface

Unit)-- r:o

t,z.;

co 4,5,o ex:

1o-ir

£¥:.

1M>

install

one for

each

group

eight

stations.

System maximum

two

FIGURE 6

(16

stations).

e MCOll {Central

Office

Unit)-m-

stall

one for

each

group

three

CO/PBX

lines. System

maximum

two (six lines). Two types

MCOU

are

available.

MF-to

used when DTMF

outpulsing is required.

DP-to

be used when

rotary

dial

outpulsing is required.

06.10

MTOU

PCB Installation

06.11 The MTOU

front

panel

pro-

vides

the

e:onnection

point

for

the

voe

input

from

the

external

power

supply

(EPSA).

Therefore,

must

installed first.

06.12

Install

the MTOU PCB in

the

MKSU as shown

Figure 6.

06.20 Power Connection

06.21 Plug

the

EPSA into a 115

VAC

outlet

and

check

its output

voltage

be sure it is 23.2-28.2

volts.

the

voltage is not within

these limits,

repair

replace

the

EPSA

before

proceeding.

06.22 Disconnect

the

EPSA from

the

115

VAC

outlet.

With the supplied

cord,

connect

the

EPSA

the

MTOU

PCB and MKSU ground (sec Figure 7).

Secure

the

power cord to

the

MTOU

with the

plastic

cable

clamp

provided.

FIGURE 7

MTOU

PCB

OPTIONS

05.tll

The MTOU

hou'.'les

several

options

Umt •nust be

considered

before

installed

the

:1;11(

SL',

they

are:

Background

music

service--

the

optional

BH reli1y,

insBl!ed,

provides a

dry

eontnet

the

fl H

terminals

the

front

tile

MTOU to

control

cut-off

RG:.1

during

external

pnge.

Tiie

relay

operate,,

whene\'er

external

page

occurs.

'l'ighl

relay

scrvice--t!ie

optional

relay,

in>talled,

will

drv

contaC't

the

NR termim:ils

the

front

the

MTOL'

PCB.

The

strap

option

(Figure

Ow \lTOU

allows

the

function

one

two

mories.

FIGURE 4

Answering

Machine

Control-

the

\v3

strap

not

cut,

the

relay

contin-

uously when

i;;

night

service.

11ooe

i;;

intended

for

indireet

control

answering

machine.

Night Bell

Control-if

the

strap

cut,

the

pulses

at a 1-sec. on, :I-sec.

off

rtite

when

the

system is in

SECTION

100-006-200

INSTALLATION

night

:>crvice

incoming

eal

l i.' sy,:;teni.

Tile

1no<k

u~ed

for

indirect

control

0xt

err"d

!)ell.

e Extt•1·nal

pHfT'-2

selee~

ion-tiw

external

nlltput

iippenrs

·lt tllic

1Bb•2h'.ti

8/HOO

the

front

tile

\-J

FJ!.:.

The

QUtput

irnpe<lancr: ean

so··

Jeeted

tle 8 ohms

600 ohms.

8 oh

l'"

se!.~eted,

the

out;:mt

wiH

·:i11

:>-w•itt

•1mplifir•r

tile

TUt

nnd

U;e

voh~e

patil

will

(lfli?

Wit\.

tlOff OfF'1S

i:-;

se!eeted,

<'X!c·rnnl

!'I\

amplifier

tnlk--bw'.k

required

ilnd

the

intsrnal

voice

will be

two

'N&y.

05.02 To

equtp

eithc>r

the

two

rday

serviz~o

(Jnctions;

otltan

the

oµ-

tiorwt

l'l.'tuy

frQ:i;

your

l ostJibu

supplier

'md

inst.<Jll it

the

proper

location

the

vJTC)U)

pQi'

l'igure

'.1.

FIGURE 5

05.03

Externvl

selected

with

the

adjaeent

tile

'>HOt.'

PCB

(

page i1npod11neo is

SI\ 2

switeh

located

sockets

tho

Deddc

fi\Hl-ohrn

impcd:nwc

r(•quired,

then

make

the

se!eerton

positioning

the

S\V

switeh

"H"

"t)1HJ",

whichever·

is ft''IU<rcd.

sfww,;

the

sv·dlch

tfw

8-ohn:

posil

ion.

- 3 -

SECTION

100-006-200

INSTALLATION

PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS

06.01 A

maximum

seven PCBs

cHn

installed

the MKSU. They

are:

e M'fOU ('fone

Unit)-one

per

system.

e CRDU (Repertory Dial

Unit)-one

per system.

installed oo the

MCCU PCB when the

Automatic

Dialing-Station option

required.

,1'1CCU

(Central

Control

Unit)-one

per

system.

e MSTU (Station

Interface

Unit)-

co 1.2.; co

4,s.&

exi 1o-i1

rn.

1a-z>

install

one for each group

eight

stations.

System maximum is

two

flGURE 6

(

stations).

YlCOU

(Central

Office

Unit)-in-

stall

one

for

each group

three

CO/PBX

lines. System

maximum

two (six lines). Two types

MCOU are available.

MF-to

used when DTMF

outpulsing is required.

DP-to

used when

rotary

dial

outpulsing is required.

06.10

MTOU

PCB mstanaoon

06.U

The MTOU

front

panel

pro-

vides the connection

point

for

the

VDC

input

from the

external

power

supply (EPSA). Therefore,

must be

installed first.

06.U

Install the MTOU PCB in the

MKSU

shown in Figure 6.

06.20 Power Conneetion

06.21 Plug the EPSA

into

a 115

VAC

outlet

and check its output

voltage

sure

23.2-28.2

volts.

the voltage is not within

these limits, repair or

replace

the

EPSA

before

proceeding.

06.22 Disconnect

the

EPSA from

the

115

VAC

outlet.

With

the

supplied

cord,

connect

the

EPSA

the MTOU

PCB and

MKSU

ground (see Figure 7).

Secure the power cord

the

MTOU

with the plastic cable clamp provided.

FIGURE

- 4 -

06.23 Ensure

that

the

power

switch

the

MTOIJ is then

plug

the

EPSA

into

tlie

115

VAC

outlet

nnd

measure

the

voltage

the

;\lT'.)U input

terminals.

Correct

1my

problems, if

rweessary,

before

the

EPSA.

06.:n

Mount

the

MCCU if

required

<see

CH.DU

8).

FIGURE 8

the

06.32

Connect

the

memory

back-up

batterv

the

MCCU

(an(i

the

CROl/

the

system is

equipped).

Refer

Figure

locate

the

battery

strap

the

CRDLI, and

the

SWJ

battery

strap

the

:VICCU;

the

plugs

are

shown

the

off

disconnected

position.

connect

each

battery,

!'emove and r.c;instal!

the

strapping

plugs so

that

they

bridge

tile

center

with

the

labo!ed

ON.

06.33

Install

the

MCCU

the

cor-

rect

MKSIJ

position

(Figure

6).

06.114

the

position

arrange-

ment in

Figure

and

install

the

required

MSTU PCB(>L

SECTION

100-006-200

INSTALLATION

SWl

BAT~ERY

STRAP

FIGURE

#1 \'lSTU exi ensions Hl-17.

ii 2 VlSTU serves extensions

18-25.

06.35

Select

the

proper

type

MCOU

PC R

("'1

F or DP) and

install

the

rnquired

number

.in

tile position(s) shown

Figure

e # 1

v1C:OU

serves

lines 1-3.

e #2 ,VlCOU sorves

lines 4-S.

CABLE CONf\IEC1'iONS

117

.01 Mam Distriootioo Frame (MDF)

Configm-atfon

07.02 Two 663'1!-50

split

connection

blocks l

<J)

:if\"

recommend1:d

the

:':\T!L\T

\ Vl

\!11in

Dl~trif)ution

Fi·ame (\1DF).

.03

or;aJ2-a

mphenoi-

ended

''nhh;

r:omli'Ned

the

front

encn

>1STU

PCB and

fastened

with

the

met<tl

bracket

thut

11),

Secure

the

cables

the

b0Uo1n

the

:VH<SU

shelf

(Figure

11}

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Toshiba Strata AirLink DK16 Handbuch

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Toshiba Strata CTX Bedienungsanleitung

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Toshiba Strata CIX40 Handbuch

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Toshiba Strata DK14 Handbuch

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Toshiba Strata CTX Bedienungsanleitung

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Toshiba Strata CT Digital Business Telephone... Bedienungsanleitung

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Toshiba Strata DK8 Bedienungs- und Wartungsanleitung

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Toshiba Strata CIX LUCA Bedienungsanleitung

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Toshiba Strata AirLink Bedienungsanleitung

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Toshiba Strata CTX670 Bedienungsanleitung

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Toshiba Strata CTX Attendant Console Bedienungsanleitung

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Toshiba Strata DK 2000-series Bedienungsanleitung

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Toshiba Strata DK14 Bedienungs- und Wartungsanleitung

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NEC Electra Elite 192 Bedienungsanleitung

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Alcatel EASY REFLEXES 4200 Bedienungsanleitung

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Bticino PABX 28D Bedienungsanleitung

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NEC SL 2100 Bedienungsanleitung

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Sonifex Phone In 6 Bedienungsanleitung

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Nortel BCM50 Produkthandbuch

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Panasonic KX-TS25B Bedienungsanleitung

ASCOM

ASCOM TD 92375GB Betriebsanleitung

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Karel MS26S Produktinformationsblatt

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EnGenius DuraFon PRO Bedienungsanleitung

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