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    							TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    This section provides information on the technical characteristics and capacities of the
    system. Some items covered here are discussed elsewhere in the manual but are repeated
    here for ease of reference.
    Technical specifications are provided for:
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    l
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    lHardware and Software Parameters
    Unit Loads
    Cable Distance Limitations
    Call Progress Tones
    Indicator Lamp Signals
    Port Specifications
    Recommended Central Office Facilities (Trunks)
    Analog Transmission Characteristics.
    5-1 
    						
    							TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    Hardware and Software Parameters
    The following is a listing of maximums for hardware and software parameters.
    ITEMTOTAL
    Attendant Consoles
    Direct Trunk or Switched Loop
    2
    Direct Extension Selector2
    Automatic Route Selection (ARS):
    Patterns
    8
    Subpatterns Per Pattern2
    Routes Per Subpattern3
    Facility Restriction Levels4
    Cabinets3
    Circuit Packs:
    Common Control and Service Circuit2
    Circuit Pack Slots Per Cabinet12
    Conference/Bridging Members5
    Coverage
    Individual Covered StationsNo limit
    Coverage Groups—Standard Group Coverage32
    Coverage Groups—DGC Group Coverage32
    Receivers per covered station or standard group
    8
    Dial Codes600
    Personal Dial Codes (PDCs)200
    Floating Personal Dial Codes (FPDCs)300
    Data Dial Codes (DDCs)104
    Direct Group Calling (DGC)
    Groups32
    Members per group20
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    							TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    Hardware and Software Parameters (Contd)
    ITEM
    TOTAL
    Emergency Transfer Units (ETUs)4
    Voice Terminals per ETU5
    Modem Pool Circuit Packs per cabinet2
    Conversion Resources per circuit pack2
    Paging Zones (Auxiliary CP)3
    Parked Calls (System)24
    Per Voice Terminal1
    Attendant Selector Console8
    Pickup
    Groups
    16
    Members per group16
    Trunk Groups16
    System Delay Announcements:
    Direct Group Calling Delay Announcement
    Directed Night Service Delay Announcement
    Account Code Digits
    SMDR or Call Accounting System
    (Models 100, 200, 300, or 500)32
    2
    15
    Speed Dialing Numbers
    System Speed Dialing Numbers (#100-#189)90
    Personal Speed Dialing Numbers (#20-#39), per station
    20
    Repertory Dialing digits plus Speed Dialing digits
    34,100
    November 19955-3 
    						
    							TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    Hardware and Software Parameters (Contd)
    ITEMTOTAL
    System Administration Terminal1
    Toll Call Allowed Lists4
    Total Entries (all lists) 3 digits
    164
    Virtual Facilities10
    Traffic Data
    l Simultaneous 2-Party Conversations115
    l Call Capacity
    — CCS/Hour4140
    — Busy Hour Call Capacity
    2500
    Reliability
    l Mean Time Between Outages (MTBO)
    4 Years
    Power Consumption
    l Per Cabinet, Maximum500 Watts
    l Thermal Dissipation1700 BTU/Hour
    Total Ports - also includes trunk and station ports256
    [Software Limits; hardware maximum = 36 CPs
    System Resources
    l One Service Circuit CP8
    (includes 4 TT Receivers)
    (8 ports allocated/CP)
    l Two Touch-Tone Receiver CPS16
    (4 TT Receivers/CP)
    (8 ports allocated/CP)
    l Pooled Modem24
    Max 6 CPs, 4 ports allocated/CP)
    (two modems per CP)
    5-4November 1995 
    						
    							TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    Hardware and Software Parameters (Contd)
    ITEMTOTAL
    Trunks
    l Trunk Ports104
    — Tie Trunks104
    l Auxiliary Trunk Ports
    — Paging Access3
    — Dictation Access8
    Station Ports240
    l Data Ports104
    l Voice Ports200
    — Single-Line Voice Terminals200
    — Multiline Voice Terminals144
    Attendant Consoles2
    Selector Consoles2
    22- or 34-Button Sets (nonattendant)96
    Non 22- or 34-Button Sets142
    November 19955-5 
    						
    							TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    Unit Loads
    A cabinet can supply no more than 80 unit loads of 48 volt power (a unit load is defined as 44 mA).
    Unit loading is determined by the terminal connected to the port circuits. The following table lists
    unit loads for various terminals.
    UNIT LOADS (Note)
    EQUIPMENTCIRCUIT
    UNIT LOAD
    PACK
    PER PORT
    2500 Voice TerminalsZTN780.5
    7100 Voice Terminals
    TN7421.0
    MET Sets (10 Btn.)TN7351.0
    MET Set (12 Btn.)TN735
    2.0
    5-Btn. (7302H01D)ZTN791.0
    10-Btn. (7303H01D)1.0
    34-Btn. (7305H01D)1.0
    HFAI (7309H01B)1.0
    ATL Cordless Telephone1.0
    BIS (7305H03B)ZTN791.50
    BIS w/display (7305H04C)ZTN792.00
    34-Btn. Deluxe (7305H02D)ZTN792.0
    BIS-10 (7313H01A)ZTN791.2
    BIS-Z (7314H01A)2.0
    BIS-34 (7316H01A)2.0
    BIS-34D (7317H01A)2.0
    S102A SpeakerphoneZTN791.0
    502B Headset AdapterZTN790.8
    Asynchronous Data UnitsTN7260.0
    Tie TrunksTN760B
    2.0
    DID TrunksTN7530.5
    Emergency Transfer UnitZTN1422 per ETU
    Pooled ModemTN7580.0*
    DS1 InterfaceTN7670.0
    DXS Selector ConsoleLocally Powered
    5-6
    * Zero Unit Loads but maximum of two TN758s per cabinet allowed.
    Note:Equipment not listed above (i.e., TN763, ZTN76, ZTN77) does not affect unit loading. Any voice
    terminal adjunct combination requiring more than 2 Unit Loads must be locally powered. When
    a voice terminal is locally powered, it places no unit load on the cabinet. Specifically, a 34-Button
    Deluxe voice terminal equipped for speakerphone operation requires auxiliary power. In addition,
    any 22- or 34-Button Deluxe, BIS, or BIS with Display voice terminal equipped for headset
    operation requires auxiliary power.
    November 1995 
    						
    							TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    Cable Distance Limitations
    This subsection provides allowable cabling distances for the following devices:
    l Single-Line Voice Terminals (Figure 5-1)
    l Multiline Voice Terminals (Figure 5-2)
    l Data Terminals (RS-232) Connected to Asynchronous Data Units (ADUs)
    (Figure 5-3).
    Single-Line Voice Terminals
    SUPPORTING24-GAUGE WIRE
    CIRCUIT
    (0.5106 mm)
    PACK
    FEET
    METERS
    ZTN78
    2,000
    610
    TN742 (2500 Series)
    17,500   7,320
    TN742 (Model 7101A)
    15,0004,500
    IN BUILDING
    SINGLE-LINE2000 FEETZTN78
    VOICETIP RING LINE
    TERMINAL
    CP
    EXTENDED STATIONOROUT-OF-BUILDINGOR> 2000 FEET *TN742
    OFF-PREMISESANALOG LINE +
    SINGLE-LINE
    CP
    VOICE
    TERMINAL
    * UP TO 24,000 FEET FOR OUT-OF-BUILDING. TIP/RING
    LOOP RESISTANCE FROM SYSTEM CABINETS (INCLUDING
    VOICE TERMINAL) MUST NOT EXCEED 1300 OHMS.
    + FIVE SINGLE-LINE VOICE TERMINALS CAN BE BRIDGED
    WHEN USING THE TN-742, HOWEVER, ONLY TWO MAY BE
    OFF-HOOK AT ONE TIME.
    Figure 5-1.
    Single-Line Voice Terminal Allowable Cable Distances
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    							TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    Multiline Voice Terminals
    SUPPORTING24-GAUGE WIRE
    CIRCUIT(0.5106 mm)
    PACK
    FEETMETERS
    ZTN79
    (7300H Series—
    in-building2,000
    610
    and ATL Cordless(Note)
    Telephone or
    out-of-building,
    no off-premises)
    TN7351,000
    305
    (in-building
    MET Sets only)
    Note:Requires local power (PEC 62510) beyond 1,000 feet or whenever IROBS are
    used.
    IN-BUILDING
    7300H SERIES
    VOICE TERMINALS
    2000 FEETZTN79
    AND ATL CORDEDATL LINE CP
    AND CORDLESS
    TELEPHONES
    2000 FEET
    OUT-OF-BUILDING7300H SERIES341341ZTN79
    VOICE TERMINALS
    IROBIROBATL LINE CP
    LEGEND: IROB -IN RANGE OUT-OF-BUILDING
    (2 IROB PROTECTION DEVICES REQUIRED;
    SEE NOTE ABOVE)
    IN-BUILDING2991C05, 2991D05,
    2993C04, AND1000 FEETTN735
    7320MMET LINE
    VOICE TERMINALS
    CP
    *
    * MODEL 2993C04 (MET EQUIPPED WITH BIS) REQUIRES
    A 2012D POWER UNIT (15 - 18V AC)
    Figure 5-2.Multiline Voice Terminal Allowable Cable Distances
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    							TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    Data Terminals (RS-232) Connected To Asynchronous Data Units
    DATA RATE
    24-GAUGE WIRE
    (0.5106 mm)
    FEETMETERS
    300 bps40,000
    12,200
    1,200 bps20,000
    6,096
    2,000 bps12,000
    3,657
    4,800 bps7,000
    2,133
    9600 bps5,0001,524
    19,200 bps2,000
    610
    DISTANCE
    (SEE TABLE)
    RS-232CZTN130
    DEVICEADUADU
    CALL
    (ASYNCHRONOUS)PROCESSOR CP
    OR
    DISTANCE
    (SEE TABLE)
    RS-232CTN726
    DEVICEADUDATA(ASYNCHRONOUS)LINE CP
    Figure 5-3.Asynchronous Data Unit Allowable Cable Distances (In-Building Only)
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    							TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    Call Progress Tones
    The following call progress tones are generated by the system:
    TONE
    Busy
    Call Waiting Notify
    Confirmation
    Dequeuing
    Dial
    Queuing
    Recall Dial
    Reorder
    Ringback, Normal
    Ringback, Special (Call
    Waiting)
    FREQUENCYPATTERN (In Milliseconds)
    480 Hz + 620 Hz
    500 on, 500 off; repeated
    440 Hz
    200 on; not repeated
    350 Hz + 440 Hz100 on, 100 off, 100 on,
    100 off, 100 on followed
    by silence
    350 Hz + 440 Hz100 on, 100 off, 100 on,
    100 off, 100 on followed
    by silence
    350 Hz + 440 HzContinuous
    440 HzFive 50 ms tones, 50 ms
    apart, not repeated
    350 Hz + 440 Hz100 on, 100 off, 100 on,
    100 off, 100 on, 100 off,
    followed by continuous
    tone
    480 Hz + 620 Hz250 on, 250 off; repeated
    440 Hz + 480 Hz1200 on, 4000 off;
    repeated
    440 Hz + 480 Hz; 4401000 on (440 Hz + 480
    HzHz), 200 on (440 Hz),
    2800 off; repeated
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