Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual

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3.55 
The ProWPro68E Card also has a 60-pin ribbon 
cable connector so that it can be connected to the HDLC 
Card. These cards are connected to permit control of the 
HDLC serial link to the telecommunication cards. 
NOTE: The ribbon cable for the new Pro68E Card is 
much shorter than the ribbon cable that is used with the 
older Pro68 Card. If an existing Pro68 Card is replaced 
with a new Pro68E Card,...

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IMX/GMX 416/832 INS’WLLATION & MAINTENANCE 
G. TELECOMMUNI CATIONS COMPLEX 
3.65 The bottom half of the main equipment cabinet 
contains the main Telecom Motherboard and telecom- 
munication circuit cards that control and coordinate the 
functions of the main system. Up to 27 cards may be 
connected to the main Telecom Motherboard, includ- 
ing: 
1 
m l-268 
l-2.P 
l-25. 
l-25 
l-25 
l-25 
l-9 Matrix Card (MXC) -required 
Keyset Card (DKSC, KSC,...

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on/four seconds off). Ring in for the relay can be 
programmed for day and/or night modes. 
- Any of the relays 2-4 can be used for night 
switch to turn on or off lights, an alarm system, or 
other devices. The relay, which is activated when 
an attendant in the designated tenant group 
places the system in night mode, causes the 
swing connection to move from the “break” to 
the “make” position....

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IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
Expansion (EXP) Card 
3.70 The EXP Card, which works in conjunction with 
the Matrix Card, provides the central digital switching 
element for the expansion cabinet. It contains the fol- 
lowing system resources: 
Voltage test points for checking the expansionpow- 
er supply +5VDC, 
-mDc, +12vDC, -12vDC, 
+3OVDC, -48VJX, and AC-ring voltage levels. To 
measure system voltage levels, voltmeter probes are...

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1 Keyset Cards (DKSCs, KSCs, or KSC-Ds) and 
Single-Line Cards (SLCs) 
3.71 
Station instruments are connected to the station 
I cards in the equipment cabinet. Digital keysets are con- 
nected to Digital Keyset Cards. Analog keysets, analog 
DWBLF Units, and Attendant Computer Consoles are 
connected to Keyset Cards. Enhanced Single-Line Sets 
(ESLSs), Single-Line Instruments (SLIs), industry-...

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ment cabinet and the location of the circuit on the card. 
For example, circuit 1.2 is the second circuit on the first 
card installed in the equipment cabinet. 
NOTE: In the default database configuration, there are 
no keyset circuits assigned for 8-line IMX AIM keysets 
installed two to a circuit (e.g., 1.2A and 1.2B). 
3.82 When the system is tirst powered up, one of three 
default configurations...

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Loop/Ground Start Cards (LGCs) and Loop Start 
Q*(Lsw 
3.84 Each LGC and LX! has circuitry for up to eight 
trunks. LGC and LSC circuits may also be used for in- 
stalling external paging equipment. LSCs can have only 
loop start trunks connected to them. LGCs can have 
either loop start or ground start trunks. Each circuit on 
the LGC has two jumper straps for designating whether 
the circuit is loop...

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Inward Dialing Cards (IDCs) 
3.93 IDCs are used for connecting direct inward dial- 
ing (DlD) trunks and off-premises single-line stations. 
Like SLCs (described on page 2-17), IDCs may also be 
used for connecting on-premises single-line sets and 
playback devices. In fact, for optimal performance, it is 
recommended that voice mail units and automated at- 
tendant playback devices be installed on IDC...

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E&M Cards (EMCs) 
3.100 
E&M trunks, also called “tie” lines, are special 
trunks that tie individual telephone systems together. 
They allow the users of either telephone system trans- 
parent access to the users and resources of the other tele- 
phone system, often for less than what it would cost to 
use normal long distance service. 
3.101 E&M (literally “ear” and “mouth”) refers to the 
pair of...

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Tl carcIs (Tics) 
NOTE: The acronym for the Tl Card -TlC-should 
not be confused with the special TlC digital carrier sys- 
tem (which operates at twice the data rate of the standard 
Tl carrier system). The 416/832 Tl Card does not sup 
port TlC. 
3.114 The term “Tl” refers to a specific digital meth- 
od of transmitting voice and data; it is the basic 24-than- 
nel time-division multiplex...