Comdial Quick Q Acd Technical Manual

							Section 3
Wiring The QuickQ System
TheQuickQDigital Voice Announcer (DVA) includes one to four voice channel cards with each card providing
four voice ports. Before wiring, insure that there are sufficient digital station ports available at a station connector
block to interface with the available DVA voice ports (maximum of 16 required). When using the master channel
setup, you need two additional station ports.
CAUTION
You must connect all four voice ports from each voice channel card to station ports from
the same station board or the QuickQ system will not function properly.
Wire the installed equipment using the PK030-000
installation cable kit. The cable kit includes the
separately-packaged, factory-wired items described in
the following list:
Package Item Contents
PK030-001
ACD, Mod. Jack
Connects system
to ACD OAI via
QuickQconnector.(1) Standard six-position
modular jack
(1) Standard three-pair line
cord—six wires with the
standard roll in the pin out from
one end to the other
PK030-002
ACD, DB25S
Connects ACD
OAI to system via
QuickQconnector.(1) Standard six-position
modular jack
(1) Modular to 25-pin EIA
adapter with female DB25
connector
(1) Standard three-pair line
cord—six wires with the
standard roll in the pin out from
one end to the other
PK030-003
ACD, DB9S
Connects ACD
DVA viaQuickQ
connector.(1) Standard six-position
modular jack
(1) Modular to 9-pin EIA adapter
with female DB9 connector
(1) Standard three-pair line
cord—six wires with the
standard roll in the pin out from
one end to the otherIn addition to the cable kit components, you need the
QuickQPROTECKEY that is supplied in theQuickQ
package. This key unlocks the software and allows the
QuickQsystem to operate through the Digital
Communications System’s open architecture
interface.
TheQuickQpackage also supplies a 66-type
connector block that is pre-wired to a 25-pair cable
and a 50-pin connector. The cable connector mates
with the connector located on the DVA cabinet.
You must supply the following components:
·25-pair cable and a 66-type station connector block
to interconnect the DCS and the DVA,
·6-wire cable to interconnect the DCS and the
personal computer.
·(optional) DB25 to DB9 adapter.
·(used with optional wallboards): 9-wire, shielded,
type A cable to interconnect the RS232 to RS485
converter box and the personal computer.
·(used with optional wallboards): 2-pair, RS485
cable for interconnecting the wallboards and the
RS232 to RS485 converter box.
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							Connecting The Personal Computer To The DVA
1.Locate the kit-supplied modular jack that is
labeled LINK ASSEMBLY FROM PC TO
66-BLOCK, and mount it within seven feet of the
computer location.
2.Select the kit-supplied modular to 9-pin EIA
adapter, connect it to the computer’s COM1 serial
data port, and secure the adapter with the screws
provided.
3.Use 6-wire cable to connect the modular jack that
you installed in step 1 with theQuickQ-supplied
66-type connector block.
4.Use a kit-supplied line cord to connect the
kit-supplied modular to 9-pin EIA adapter to the
jack you installed in step 1 per the following
house wiring table.
House Wiring Table
QuickQ 66-Type Connector
BlockKit-Supplied
Type 625A-6
Modular Jack
Clip Terminal Terminal
NamePins
45 RXD 4
46 TXD 3
47 no connection 2
48 GND 5
49 DTR 1
50 DSR 6
QUICK004
1
2
3
4
5 6
7
8
91
2
3
4
5
6
Front View
of 6-Conductor
Modular Jack
Rear View
of 9-Pin Female
EIA ConnectorDB9 Connector
Pin 1 = No Connection
Pin 2 = RXD
Pin 3 = TXD
Pin 4 = DTR
Pin 5 = GND
Pin 6 = DSR
QuickQModular To 9-Pin EIA Adapter
Figure 3-1. Detailing The Kit-Supplied Modular To 9-Pin EIA Adapter
RXD - Receive Data
TXD - Transmit Data
GND - Ground
DTR - Data Terminal Ready
DSR - Data Set Read
y
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							QUICK001
COM1 Serial Data Port
9-Pin D Connector
Rear View of
Typical Personal
Computer (PC)
Kit-Supplied
Modular
to 9-pin
EIA adapter
QuickQ-
Supplied And
Punched-Down
25-Pair Cable
6-Wire Cable
House Wiring
Kit-Supplied
3-Pair Line Cord
64
53
2
1
Front View of Jack
Kit-Supplied Type 625A-6
Modular Jack (LINK ASSEMBLY
FROM PC TO 66-BLOCK)
1
2
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Station 1
Station 2
Station 2
Station 3
Station 3
Station 4
Station 4
Station 5
Station 5
Station 6
Station 6
Station 7
Station 7
Station 8
Station 8
Station 9
Station 9
Station 10
Station 10
Station 11
Station 11
Station 12
Station 12
Station 13
Station 13
Station 14
Station 14
Station 15
Station 15
Station 16
Station 16
RXD
TXD
GND
DTR
DSRB/W
W/B
O/W
W/O
G/W
W/G W/B
B/W
W/O
O/W
W/G
G/W
QuickQ-Supplied
Connector Block
QuickQ
Digital
Voice
Announcer
Clip TerminalTerminal Name Connector Block Modular
Jack Pins
4
45
3
46
2
47
5
48
1
49
6
50RXD
TXD
No Connection
GND
DTR
DSR
Figure 3-2. Connecting The Personal Computer To The DVA
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							Connecting The Personal Computer To The Digital Communications
System (DXP, DXP Plus, or FX Series)
1. Locate a kit-supplied modular jack labeled LINK
ASSEMBLY FROM DXP TO 66-BLOCK FOR
PC, and mount it within seven feet of the
equipment’s cabinet.
2. Locate a kit-supplied modular jack labeled LINK
ASSEMBLY FROM PC TO 66-BLOCK FOR
OAI, and mount it within seven feet of the
personal computer.
3. Use 6-wire cable to connect the modular jacks that
you installed in steps 1 and 2 to the
QuickQ-supplied 66-type connector block per the
following house wiring table.
4. Select the kit-supplied modular to 25-pin EIA
adapter, connect it to the computer’s COM2 port,
and secure the adapter with the screws provided.5. Using a kit-supplied line cord, connect the DXP’s
serial data port 1 to the modular jack you installed
in step one. If you are using the DXP–Plus, you
must connect the PC to a serial data port on a
communications card (for more information on
communications card installation, see
IMI89–190). If you are using the FX Series, you
can connect the PC to any available COM port.
6. Using a kit-supplied line cord, connect the
modular to 25-pin EIA adapter that you installed
in step 4 to the modular jack you installed in step
2.
7. Connect theQuickQPROTECKEY to the
computer’s 25-pin parallel connector.
House Wiring Table
Link Assembly From
DCS To 66-Block For
PC Modular JackQuickQ-Supplied 66-Type Connector Block Link Assembly From
PC To 66-Block For
OAI Modular Jack
Pins Terminal
NameClip Terminal Clip Terminal Terminal
NamePins
4 W/B 37 37 B/W 3
3 B/W 38 38 W/B 4
2 W/O 39 39 O/W 5
5 O/W 40 40 W/O 2
1 W/G 41 41 G/W 6
6 G/W 42 42 W/G 1
QuickQModular To 25-Pin EIA Adapter
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2
3
4
5
6
Front View
of 6-Conductor
Modular Jack
Rear View
of 25-Pin EIA
Female ConnectorDB25 Connector
Pin 1 = Frame Ground
Pin 2 = Transmit Data
Pin 3 = Receive Data
Pin 4 = Request To Send
Pin 5 = Clear To Send
Pin 7 = Signal Ground
QUICK003
Figure 3-3. Detailing The Kit-Supplied Modular To 25-Pin EIA Adapter
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							DXP021D
*Customer-supplied
9-pin to 25-pin
adapter (optional)
Serial Data
Port 9-pin
D Connector
Serial Data Port
25-pin D Connector
Rear View of
Typical Personal
Computer (PC)
Kit-Supplied
Modular
to 25-pin
EIA adapter
RS-232 Ports (Server End)
DSR (Data Set Ready) and DTR (Data Terminal Ready) are connected inside kit-supplied modular to 25-pin adapter.
RS-232 1
RS-232 2
1=RTS
2 = CTS
3=RD
4=TD
5 = GND
6=NC(Request To Send)
(Clear To Send)
(Receive Data)
(Transmit Data)
(Ground)
(No Connection)
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
*
NOTE: When using the 9-pin connector,
install a 9- to 25-pin adapter*
Customer-Supplied
9- to 25-Pin Adapter
(Typical) 14
251
1
6
9
5
13
VIEW C
VIEW C
VIEW B
DXP RS232 Ports
VIEW D
Standard 6-conductor
Line Cord
1=NC
2 = GND
3=RD
4=TD
5=RTS
6 = CTS1=NC
2=TD
3=RD
4=RTS
5 = CTS
6 = DSR
7 = GND
20 = DTR1=NC
2=RD
3=TD
4 = DTR
5 = GND
6 = DSR
7=RTS
8 = CTS
9=NC *
*
*
1614
251
131
6
9
5
VIEW B
VIEW CVIEW D
Kit-supplied Modular to
25-pin Adapter
(Typical)14
251
13
1
2
3
4
5
6
DXP
RS232 Port 1 or 2
DXP
RS232 on Comm. Card
FX Series
Any Available COM PortPlus
Figure 3-4. Connecting The Personal Computer To The Digital Communications System
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							Connecting The Digital Communications System To The DVA
Complete theQuickQsystem installation by connecting the DCS to the DVA. You will not need any kit-supplied
components; however, you will need a 66-type station connector block and a 25-pair cable.
1. Mount a 66-type station connector block, and
connect it to a digital station board.
2. Mount the QuickQ-supplied connector block, and
connect its pre-wired cable to the DVA.3. Use a 25-pair cable to connect theQuickQconnect
block to the block that you mounted in step 1.
Wiring The Connector Block
Station
Connector
Block Clip
TerminalsTypical
25-Pair
CableQuickQ-Supplied
Connector Block
Clip TerminalsDVA
Voice
PortDVA
Voice
Channel
Card
1 white-blue 1 1 1
2blue-white2
3 white-orange 3 2
4 orange-white 4
5 white-green 5 3
6 green-white 6
7 white-brown 7 4
8 brown-white 8
9 white-slate 9 5 2
10 slate-white 10
11 red-blue 11 6
12 blue-red 12
13 red-orange 13 7
14 orange-red 14
15 red-green 15 8
16 green-red 16
17 red-brown 17 9 3
18 brown-red 18
19 red-slate 19 10
20 slate-red 20
21 black-blue 21 11
22 blue-black 22
23 black-orange 23 12
24 orange-black 24
25 black-green 25 13 4
26 green-black 26
27 black-brown 27 14
28 brown-black 28
29 black-slate 29 15
30 slate-black 30
31 yellow-blue 31 16
32 blue-yellow 32
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							QUICK002
QuickQ-
Supplied And
Punched-Down
25-Pair Cable
Male 50-Pin
Connector
1
2
3
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5
6
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Station 1
Station 2
Station 2
Station 3
Station 3
Station 4
Station 4
Station 5
Station 5
Station 6
Station 6
Station 7
Station 7
Station
Station 8
Station 9
Station 9
Station 10
Station 108
Station 11
Station 11
Station 12
Station 12
Station 13
Station 13
Station 14
Station 14
Station 15
Station 15
Station 16
Station 16
RXD
TXD
GND
DTR
DSRB/W
W/B
O/W
W/O
G/W
W/G W/B
B/W
W/O
O/W
W/G
G/W
QuickQ-Supplied
Connector Block
QuickQ
Digital
Voice
Announcer
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Station 1
Station 2
Station 2
Station 3
Station 3
Station 4
Station 4
Station 5
Station 5
Station 6
Station 6
Station 7
Station 7
Station 8
Station 8
Station 9
Station 9
Station 10
Station 10
Station 11
Station 11
Station 12
Station 12
Station 13
Station 13
Station 14
Station 14
Station 15
Station 15
Station 16
Station 16
CLIP TERMINALS
50
26
1 25
Typical Station
Connector Block
25-Pair Cable House Wiring
DXP
DXP
FX SeriesPlus
To Male 50-Pin Connector
Digital
Communications
System
Figure 3-5. Connecting The Digital Communications System To The DVA
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							Connecting Wallboards To The Personal Computer
When optional mono or color wallboards are being used with theQuickQsystem, you will need to connect them
to a RS485 network. The RS485 network interfaces with a converter box that plugs into COM4, one of the RS232
serial ports on the rear of the personal computer.
1.Check to make sure that the personal computer
has a properly configured RS232 serial port for
driving the wallboards. This port must be
configured as COM4 and IRQ10.
2.Plug one end of a type A serial data cable for the
converter box into the COM4 serial port. See the
pinout information below. If COM4 is a 25-pin
(DB25) connector, you will need a 9- to 25-pin
adapter. These are available at most computer
stores.
3.Plug the other end of the serial data cable into the
DB9 connector on the rear of the converter box.
4.See the two views in Figure 3-6 and determine if
you are using a terminated or unterminated
configuration. If it is terminated, plug the modular
connector on one end of the RS485 network into
the jack labeled “RS485 on the rear of the
converter box, and set the switch to ”TERM on
the rear of the box. See the pinout details below
for the modular jack. If you are using an
unterminated configuration, connect both branches
of the RS485 network cable to the screw terminals
and set the switch to “UNTERM” on the rear of
the converter box.
5.Install a modular network adapter at each network
drop (wallboard location).
6.Make sure a grounded 115 VAC wall outlet is
located close to each wallboard location.
7.Connect the RS485 network cable from the
converter box to the first network adapter.
8.Connect the RS485 network cable to the modular
network adapters at all network drops. See the
figure below.
9.Connect each wallboard to it’s network adapter
with a four-conductor, eight-foot, RS485 cable
terminated at each end with a modular connector.
Make sure to wrap the wallboard-end of the cable
three times around a ferrite bead (provided with
the wallboard) before plugging it into the
wallboard connector.
10.Plug an End Of Line (EOL) terminator into the
connector provided on the last wallboard. If you
are using an unterminated configuration, you must
plug an EOL terminator into the last wallboard on
each of the two network branches. See Figure 3-6.
11.Plug the power cable from the 9 VAC power
adapter, supplied with the converter box, into the
power connector on the rear of the converter box
labeled“9VOLTAC~NOMINAL.” Plug the
adapter into a 115 VAC wall outlet. Check to
make sure the POWER LED is lit on the front
panel of the converter box.
12.Plug each wallboard into a 115 VAC wall outlet.
13.Address wallboards from1to16using the
wallboard remote control.QuickQwill only
recognize wallboards with those addresses.
Pin Number
PC Converter RS232 Signal Name
Shield Shield Ground
3 3 Transmit Data (TXD)
2 2 Receive Data (RXD)
7 7 Request To Send (RTS)
8 8 Clear To Send (CTS)
6 6 Data Set Ready (DSR)
1 1 Data Carrier Detect (DCD)
4 4 Data Terminal Ready (DTR)
5 5 Signal Ground
9 9 No Connection (NC)
QQ12
BLWH
GR
BK
RD
BR
YL
GNNetwork Wire Connections
Network Signal Modular Network
Wire Name Adapter
Red RS485 (-) Yellow terminal
Black RS485 (+) Black terminal
Shield Ground Red terminal
QQ11
6
Data Port
RS-485
654 2654 1
2
3
Pin Signal Name
1NC
2 RS485 (-)
3NC
4Shield
5 RS485 (+)
6NC
QQ13
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							Figure 3-6. Connecting Wallboards In Terminated And Unterminated Configurations
Plug an EOL Terminator
into the Last Wallboard on
the Network
RS-232 Cable
Converter
Box
RS-485 Cable Use a DB25 to DB9
Adapter when using
the 25-pin Connector Personal
ComputerWallboards
Modular Network
Adapters with
4-Conductor Data
Cables
Terminated Network Configuration
Unterminated Network Configuration
EOL Terminator
RS-232 Cable
Converter
BoxRS-485 Cable
Use a DB25 to DB9
Adapter when using
the 25-pin Connector Personal
ComputerWallboards
Modular Network
Adapters with
4-Conductor Data
Cables
EOL Terminator
Modular Network
Adapter with
4-Conductor Data
Cable
WallboardQQ2
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							Connecting The QuickQ PROTECKEY
You must connect the suppliedQuickQPROTECKEY to the computer’s parallel port. Refer to Figure 3-7 for
details. To programQuickQwithout a PROTECKEY, type /Q3 at the the command prompt. The QuickQ software
will then operate for approximately one hour,
CAUTION
The system will not continue functioning if you fail to connect the QuickQ PROTECKEY.
Connecting AC Power To The DVA
Before applying power to the DVA, check all wiring
connections and ensure that you have properly
configured the Voice Channel Card as described in
Section 6,Reviewing The QuickQ DVA Components.
Always employ a dedicated 115VAC 15 AMP circuit,
with a third-wire ground, supplied to a non-switched
standard electrical outlet (NEMA 5-15R) for the AC
power connection. For added equipment protection,connect a plug-in power line surge protector between
the power cord and the AC outlet.
Be sure that the DVA is switched off, and connect the
AC power per this procedure:
1.plug the female end of the AC power cord into the
power supply receptacle located on the left side of
the
QuickQDVA,
2.plug the male end of the AC power cord into the
power line surge protector.
Parallel Port
25-Pin D Connector
Rear View of
Typical Personal
Computer (PC)
QuickQ
ProtecKey
CAJS031D
Figure 3-7. Connecting The QuickQ PROTECKEY
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