Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual

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FIGURE 3-41. MXIC PC MOTHERBOARD 
MOUNTING 
NOT CURRENTLY USED 
- HDLC CARD 
CONNECTOR 
MONITOR CARD 
CONNECTOR 
PROWPR068E CARD 
CONNECTOR 
MODEM CARD 
CONNECTOR 
NOT CURRENTLY USED 
ISK CONTROLLER 
CARD CONNECTOR 
12-PIN CONNECTOR 
TO POWER SUPPLY ’ NOT CURRENTLY USED 
5.PIN DIN CONNECTOR 
TO PROGRAMMING KEYBOARD 
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NOTE: The M396F PC Motherboard can only be used 
with HDLC Cards that have been modified and labeled 
with EN-2279 or stamped with artwork number 
826.3806-1, -2, or higher. 
(1) 
(2) 
(3) 
(4 
(5) Ensue that the system AC POWER is turned 
OFF. 
NOTE: When inserting or removing the com- 
puter cards, the system power must be turned off 
to prevent damage to the cards. 
Measure the voltage of the battery on the PC 
Motherboard. If the voltage is not greater than 
2.4VDC, replace the onboard battery with an ex- 
ternal battery, or return the card for repair. 
NOTE: The battery, which is rechargeable, must 
be charged for at least 48 hours before testing. 
Check to make sure that the PC Motherboard is 
equipped with four SIMMs as shown in .Figure 
3-42. If any of the SIMMs are missing or dam- 
aged, contact Customer Support. 
Check to make sure that jumper straps are in- 
stalled in the following locations (see Figure 
3-42): JPl (over pins 2 and 3), JP6 (over both 
pins), JP9 (over pins 2 and 3), and JPlO (over pins 
2 and 3). 
With the computer card connectors to the right 
and facing to the front, slide the PC Motherboard 
PC Motherboard 
- M396F Version 
6.24 Install the M396F PC Motherboard as outlined in 
the following steps. For a drawing of the board, refer to 
Figure 3-42 on page 3-69. in through the front of the top portion of the 
equipment cabinet. 
(6) Align the PC Motherboard over the plastic stand- 
offs and snap it into place. Make sure the card is 
securely seated. 
NOTE: If replacing an older-version PC Moth- 
erboard, it may be helpful to rearrange some of 
the plastic stand-o& for better seating. Also, 
with some older equipment cabinets, it may be 
necessary to place one or more g-inch spacers 
between the motherboard and the cabinet frame. 
(7) Insert the 6-32 x y4-inch mounting screw (in- 
cluded with the system) through the appropriate 
mounting hole on the card (see Figure 3-42). 
(8) Attach the free ends of the 12-pin PC Mother- 
board power cable to the 12-pin connector on the 
front of the PC Motherboard. The single wire 
that extends from the outside edge of the connec- 
tor will be attached to the HDLC Card after it is 
installed. 
NOTE: The other end of the PC Motherboard 
power cable should already be attached to the 
power supply. 
(9) Attach the free end of the keyboard interface 
cable to the 5pin DIN connector on the bottom 
edge of the PC Motherboard. 
NOTE: The keyboard interface cable comes 
pre-routed in the equipment cabinet. The free 
end of the cable lies in the soffit (cable shelf), 
while the other end is attached to the internal side 
of the peripheral connector panel on the back of 
the cabinet. 
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FIGURE 3-42. 
M396F PC MOTHERBOARD 
HDLC CARD 
CONNECTOR 
MONITOR CARD 
CONNECTOR 
PR068/PR068E CARD 
CONNECTOR 
MODEM CARD 
CONNECTOR 
NOT CURRENTLY USED 
DISK CONTROLLER 
 BAITERY 
12-PIN CONNECTOR 
TO POWER SUPPLY 
CARD CONNECTOR 
5-PIN DIN CONNECTOR 
TO PFiOGFWhMNG KEYBOARD 
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High-Level.Data Link Control (EIDLC) Card 
6.25 Attach the High-Level Data Link Control 
(HDLC) Card to the PC Motherboard as follows. For a 
drawing of the card, refer to Figure 3-43 on page 3-74. 
NOTE: Only HDLC Cards that have been modified and 
labeled with ECN-2279 or stamped with artwork num- 
ber 826.3806-1, -2, or higher can be used with the 
VLSI, MXIC, and M396F PC Motherboards. 
(1) Check to make sure jumper straps are installed in 
the following locations on the HDLC Card (see 
Figure 3-43 for card orientation): 
FR PM 
J6 
Over pins 1 and 2 (right two pins) 
J7 Ova pins 1 and 2 (right two pins) 
J8 Over pins 1 and 2 (right hvo pins) 
J9 Over pins 2 and 3 (bottom two pins) 
Jll No strap 
NOTE: When used with previous versions of 
software, the jumper straps in locations J6, J7, 
and 58 must be placed over pins 2 and 3 (left two 
pins). Also, in location Jll, a jumper strap must 
be placed over pins 1 and 12 (right two pins). 
(2) Ensure that the DIP switches on the HDLC Card 
are set in the following positions: 
SwmaOPENlOm~ 
1 X 
2 X 
3 
x 
4 
X 
(3) Check to see that all components on the card are 
seated securely in their sockets and that no pins 
are bent. 
(4) With the components facing lefr, insert the 
HDLC Card in the slot labeled HDLC and attach 
it securely to the PC Motherboard. 
NOTE: The slot label on some equipment cabi- 
nets may not match the actual slots available on 
the PC Motherboard. For proper slot locations, 
refer to the appropriate PC Motherboard drawing 
or to the instructions included with the mother- 
board. 
(5) 
09 
(8) 
(9) 
6.26 Attach one end of the 60-pin P&8-to-HDLC in- 
terface cable included with the system to the 
60-pin connector on the front edge of the HDLC 
card. (See Figure 3-43.) The other end of the 
cable will be attached to the Pro68/Pro68E Card 
after it is installed. 
NOTE: The colored edge of the cable can be 
aligned with either the top or bottom edge of the 
connector as long as it matches the connection to 
the Pro68/Pro68E Card. 
I 
Attach one end of the S-pin HDLC-to-MXC in- 
terface cable included with the system to the 
S-pin connector on the bottom edge of the 
HDLC card. The other end will be connected to 
the Matrix Card after it is installed. 
Attach the free end of the HDLC power cable to 
the 3-pin connector on the front edge of the 
HDLC Card. (Ihe two outside pius on the cable 
are common so that it can be connected in either 
direction.) 
NOTE: The HDLC power cable comes pre- 
routed in the equipment cabinet. It is included in 
the same cable binder as the system status panel 
cable. The free end of the HDLC power cable 
hangs from a cable tie near where the PCMother- 
board is installed, while the other end of the 
cable is attached to the front of the power supply 
chassis. 
Attach the 7-pin system status panel (display) 
cable to the 4-pin and 2-pin connectors on the 
front edge of the HDLC Card. 
NOTE: The system status panel cable comes 
pre-routed in the equipment cabinet. The free 
ends of the cable hang from a cable tie near the 
PC Motherboard, while the other end of the cable 
is attached to the system status panel located in 
the front, upper-left comer of the cabinet. 
Attach the single wire from the PC Motherboard 
power cable to the 2-pin 
connector on the HDLC 
card. 
When installing the rest of the cards in the com- 
puter complex, route the HDLC power cable and the 
system status panel cable through the space between the 
back edge of the cards and the PC Motherboard. 
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Monitor Card 
6.27 Attach the Monitor Card to the PC Motherboard 
as follows. For a drawing of the card, refer to Figure 
3-44 on page 3-75. 
(1) 
(2) 
(3) 
Check to see that all components on the card are 
seated securely in their sockets and that no pins 
are bent. 
With the componentsfacing lef, insert the Mon- 
itor Card in the slot labeled MGA and attach it 
securely to the PC Motherboard. 
NOTE: The slot label on some equipment cabi- 
nets may not match the actual slots available on 
the PC Motherboard. For proper slot locations, 
refer to the appropriate PC Motherboard drawing 
or to the instructions included with the mother- 
board. 
Attach the free end of the g-pin monitor interface 
cable to the DB9 connector on the bottom edge 
of the Monitor Card. (See Figure 3-44.) 
NOTE: The monitor interface cable comes pre- 
routed in the equipment cabinet. The free end of 
the cable lies in the soffit (cable shelf), while the 
other end of the cable is attached to the internal 
side of the peripheral connector panel on the 
back of the cabinet. 
68000 Co-Processor (Pro68) Card 
6.28 Attach the Pro68 Card or the new “expanded” 
Pro68 Card, called the Pro68E Card, to the PC Mother- 
board as follows. For drawings of the cards, refer to Fig- 
ures 3-45 and 346 on pages 3-76 and 3-77. 
(1) If installing a Pm68 Cad: 
a. Attach the appropriate memory card to the 
Ro68 Card as shown in Figure 3-45. For 
standard-size systems (main equipment cabi- 
net only), attach the 512k Memory Card. For 
large-size systems (erpansion cabinet in- 
stalled), attach the 3MB Memory Card. 
b. Make sure that the connectors and the stand- 
of& are properly aligned and seated. 
c. Ensure that the three jumper straps are 
installed in location J5. 
d. Ensure that a jumper strap is installed over 
the bottom two pins in location 512. 
NOTE: When used withpreviou.rversions of 
software, the jumper strap in location J12 
must be removed. 
(2) 
(3) 
(4 
(5) 
(6) 
If installing a pro68E Card.- 
For large-size systems only (expansion cabi- 
net installed): With the memory components 
facing lef, attach two IMB single in-line 
memory modules (SlMMs) to the Pro68E 
Card. Place one SIMM in slot 22 and the oth- 
er in slot Z5 (see Figure 3-46). 
NOTE: The Pro68E Card comes equipped 
with 2 SlMhIs (in slots Zl and Z4), which is 
enough memory for a standard-size system. 
Ensure that a jumper strap is installed over 
the bottom two pins in location J5. 
NOTE: When used withpruvio~versions of 
software, the jumper strap in location J5 must 
be removed. 
Ensure that the DIP switches on the Ro68/ 
Ro68E Card are set in the following positions: 
SHllTCHQeEt!lCLOSED 
1 X 
2 
X 
3 X 
4 
x 
5 X 
6 X 
Check to see that all components on the card are 
seated securely in their sockets and that no pins 
are bent. 
With the components facing lefi, insert the 
Ro68/Pro68E Card in the slot labeled PRO and 
attach it securely to the PC Motherboard. 
NOTE: The slot label on some equipment cabi- 
nets may not match the actual slots available on 
the PC Motherboard. For proper slot locations, 
refer to the appropriate PC Motherboard drawing 
or to the instructions included with the mother- 
board. 
Attach the free end of the 60-pin Ro@to- 
HDLC interface cable to the 60-pin connector on 
the front edge of the Ro68/Pro68E card. (See 
Figure 3-45.) The other end of the cable was pre- 
viously attached to the HDLC Card. 
NOTE: The ribbon cable for the new Ro68E 
Card is much shorter than the ribbon cable that is 
used with the older Ro68 Card. If an existing 
Ro68 Card is replaced with a new Ro68E Card, 
the shorter cable may be used instead. (Refer to 
REPLACEMENT PAKfS for the part numbers.) 
Attach the free end of the g-pin serial port 1 inter-. 
face cable to the mar DB9 connector on the bot- 
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(1) 
(2) 
(3) 
tom edge of the Pro68lPro68E Card. Then attach 
the free end of the g-pin serial port 2 interface 
cable to the j&f DB9 connector on the bottom 
edge of the card. 
NOTE: The serial port 1 and serial port 2 inter- 
face cables come pre-routed in the equipment 
cabinet. The free ends of the cables lie in the sof- 
fit (cable shelf), while the other ends of the 
cables are attached to the internal side of the pe- 
ripheral connector panel on the back of the cabi- 
net. 
6.29 After the system is installed, optional SMDR/ 
SMDA output devices may be connected to the SERIAL 
1 (DB9) and SERIAL 2 (DB25) ports on the peripheral 
connector panel at any time. Refer to page 2-36 for 
RS-232-C DB9 and DB25 pin connections, and refer to 
page 3-141 for installation instructions. The baud rates 
for the two ports are set individually in database pro- 
gramminn. 
Modem Card 
6.30 Attach the Modem Card to the PC Motherboard 
as follows. For a drawing of the card, refer to Figure 
3-47 on page 3-78. 
Select the desired COM port and its associated 
interrupt level by placing the jumper straps or 
switches in the appropriate positions. (Refer to 
the modem’s 
user manual for a diagram of the 
jumper locations and for any additional modem 
information.) 
NOTE: To function properly, the Modem Card 
must be set to use the appropriate communica- 
tions (COM) port on the PC. For example, if 
COMl is already being used by another serial 
port in the PC, the jumper straps or switches on 
the card must be set to use one of the other 
COM 
ports (2,3, or 4). Currently, all 416/832 Systems 
are shipped with the Modem Card configured for 
COMl. 
Check to see that all components on the card are 
seated securely in their sockets and that no pins 
are bent. 
With the components facing lejI, insert the 
Modem Card in the slot labeled MOD and attach 
it securely to the PC Motherboard. 
NOTE: The slot label on some equipment cabi- 
nets may not match the actual slots available on 
the PC Motherboard. For proper slot locations, 
refer to the appropriate PC Motherboard drawing 
or to the instructions included with the mother- 
board. (4) Connect one end of the mod-to-mod line cord in- 
eluded with the Modem Card to the modular jack .- J 
connector labeled WALL (or LINE) on the bot- ,i’ 
tom edge of the Modem Card. (See Figure 3-47.) 
The other end of the line cord will be connected 
to the Matrix Card after it is installed. 
Disk Controller Card - MF’M-lope 
NOTE: Currently, there are two types of Disk Control- 
ler Cards used on the 416/832 System: MFM-type, and 
the new IDE-type. These two card types, along with 
their associated hard disk drives and hard disk-to-con- 
troller interface cables, are not compatible. Either use 
all IDE-type equipment, or use all MFM-type equip 
ment. Do not mix the two types. (For more information, 
see pages 2-13 and 2-12 in SPECIFICKfIONS.) 
6.31 Attach the MFM-type Disk Controller Card to 
the PC Motherboard as follows. For a drawing of the 
card, refer to Figure 3-48 on page 3-79. 
(1) Check to see that all components on the card are 
seated securely in their sockets and that no pins 
are bent. 
(2) With the components facing Zefr, insert the 
MFM-type Disk Controller Card in the slot 
labeled DSK and attach it securely to the PC 
Motherboard. 
NOTE: The slot label on some equipment cabi- 
nets may not match the actual slots available on 
the PC Motherboard. For proper slot locations, 
refer to the appropriate PC Motherboard drawing 
or to the instructions included with the mother- 
board. 
(3) Attach the appropriate end of the floppy disk-to- 
controller interface cable included with the sys- 
tem to the bottom 33-pin connector on the front 
edge of the MFM-type Disk Controller Card. 
(See Figure 3-48.) 
NOTE: Be sure that the colored edge of the disk- 
to-controller cable aligns with Pin 1 on the con- 
nector. The other end of the cable will be 
connected to the floppy disk drive after it is iu- 
stalled. 
(4) Attach the appropriate end of the hard 34-con- 
Actor (B) disk-to-controller interface cable in- 
cluded with the system to the top 33-pin 
connector on the front edge of the MFM-type 
Disk Controller Card. 
NOTE: Be sure that the colored edge of the disk- 
to-controller cable aligns with Pin 1 on the con- 
nector. The other end of the cable will be 
connected to the hard disk drive after it is in- 
stalled. 
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(5) Attach the appropriate end of the huni 20-ton- 
drcctor 
(A) disk-to-controller interface cable in- 
cluded with the system to the 19-pin connector 
on the front edge of the MFM-type Disk Control- 
ler Card. 
NOTE: Be sure that the colored edge of the disk- 
to-controller cable aligns with Pin 1 on the con- 
nector. The other end of the cable will be 
connected to the hard disk drive after it is in- 
stalled. 
(6) Attach the free end of the 4-pin system status 
panel cable to the 4-pin connector on the front 
edge of the MFM-type Disk Controller Card. 
NOTE: The system status panel cable comes 
pre-routed in the equipment cabinet. The free 
ends of the cable hang from a cable tie near 
where the PC Motherboard is installed, while the 
other end of the cable is attached to the system 
status panel located in the front, upper-left ux- 
ner of the cabinet. 
Disk Controller Card - IDE-‘Qpe 
632 Attach the IDE-type Disk Controller Card to the 
PC Motherboard as follows. For a drawing of the card, 
refer to Figure 3-49 on page 3-80. 
NOTE: The IDE-type Disk Controller Card cannot be 
used with the SUNTAC PC Motherboard. Instead, use 
the PCC, VLSI, MXIC, or M396F PC Motherboards. 
(1) Check to make sure jumper straps are installed in 
the following locations on the IDE-type Disk 
Controller Card (see Figure 3-49 for card orien- 
tation): 
ER Pm LOW 
Wl Owrpins3and4 
w2 Ovapinsland2 
(2) Check to see that all components on the card are 
seated securely in their sockets and that no pins 
are bent. 
(3) With the components facing Zefi insert the IDE- 
type Disk Controller Card in the slot labeled 
DSK and attach it securely to the PC Mother- 
board. 
NOTE: The slot label on some equipment cabi- 
nets may not match the actual slots available on the PC Motherboard. The IDE-type Disk Con- 
troller Card should be installed in the first avail- 
able large (16-bit) slot on the left side of the 
motherboard. For proper slot locations, refer to 
the appropriate PC Motherboard drawing or to 
the instructions included with the motherboard. 
(4) Attach the appropriate end of the 
jloppy disk-to- 
controller interface cable to the 
bottom 34pin 
connector (53) on the front edge of the IDE-type 
Disk Controller Card. (See Figure 3-49.) 
NOTE: Be sure that the colored edge of the disk- 
to-controller cable aligns with Pin 1 on the con- 
nector. The other end of the cable will be 
connected to the floppy disk drive after it is in- 
stalled. 
(5) Attach the appropriate end of the IDE-type 
(4O-conductor) hani disk-to-controller interface 
cable to the middle 40-pin connector (52) on the 
front edge of the IDE-type Disk Controller Card. 
NOTE: Be sure that the colored edge of the disk- 
to-controller cable aligns with Pin 1 on the con- 
nector. The other end of the cable will be 
connected to the hard disk drive after it is in- 
stalled. 
(6) Attach the free end of the 4-pin system status 
panel cable to the 
top 4-pin connector (Jl) on the 
front edge of the IDE-type Disk Controller Card. 
NOTE: The system status panel cable comes 
pre-routed in the equipment cabinet. The free 
ends of the cable hang from a cable tie near 
where the PC Motherboard is installed, while the 
other end of the cable is attached to the system 
status panel located in the front, upper-left cor- 
ner of the cabinet. 
PC Cover 
6.33 
The PC cover acts as an EMI shield for the com- 
puter cards, as required by FCC regulations. Install the 
cover as outlined below: 
With the two access holes to the top, snap the PC 
cover into place over the front of the computer 
cards (see Figure 2-3 on page 2-39). 
NOTE: The access hole on the right side of the 
cover can be used to reach the reset switch on the 
HDLC Card. 
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FIGURE 3-43. HIGH-LEVEL DATA LINK (HDLC) CARD 
RESET SWlTCH 
v 4-PIN & 2-PIN CONNECTORS 
TO SYSTEM STATUS PANEL 
.- 2-PIN CONNECTOR 
TO PC MOTHERBOAFiD 
50-PIN CONNECTOR  . 
TO PRO68 CARD 
,- SPIN CONNECTOR 
TO POWER SUPPLY 
> 
STRAP LOCATIONS 
DIP SWlTCHES 
DB15 CONNECTOR 
TO MATRIX CARD 
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FIGURE 3-44. MONITOR CARD 
DB9 CONNECTOR 
TO PFiOGFiAMMING MONITOR 
DB25 CONNECTOR 
NOT CURREKnY USED 
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FIGURE3-45. 6?3000CO-PROCXSSOR(PR068) I-x 
., 
:) 
. 
PRO69 MEMORY 
CARD 
512K OR 3MB 
STRAP 
LOCATIONS 
DIP SWITCHES CONNECTOR 
TO HDLC CARD 
- DB9 CONNECTORS 
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