Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual
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lNTJB-TELPRACTIcES IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION Issue 1, November 1994 Expansion (EXP) Card 6.44 Before installing the EXP in the expansion cabi- net, install the Expansion Peripheral processor Chip in- cluded with the software disks. This component, which works in conjunction with the software stored on the hard disk drive, allows the system to have an expansion cabinet installed. (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Place the EXP on a clean, flat surface. Carefully insert the Expansion Peripheral Pro- cessor Chip in socket U15 on the Exp. The notch (or small dot in the comer indicating pin 1) on the component must match the notch of the outline silkscreened on the card - pin 1 on the chip to pm 1 on the socket. (Refer to Figure 3-51 on page 3-86 for the chip location.) If desired, up to six additional M’MP decoding circuits (in addition to the eight that already exist) can be added to the EIU? To install the DTMF Expansion Chips, follow the instructions included with the kit (see REPLACEMENT PARTS for part numbers). Check to see that all components on the card are seated securely in their sockets and that no pins are bent. NOTE: Install the EXP in the expansion cabinet as follows. Refer to Figure 3-51 on page 3-86 for an illustration of the card. Make sure the main and expansion AC POWER switches are tumed0F.R Installing the EXp with the power on may damage the pnxessor. Install the EXP with the componentsfacing righr in the last (27th) card slot in the expansion cabi- net. Ensure that the programming monitor attached to the peripheral connector panel on the main cabinet is plugged into an AC power source and turned on. Turn ON the AC POWER switch on each power supply unit (main supply first) and observe the system power-up process as outlined on page 3-S. NOTE: Although the expanded software has not yet been installed, the system should power up as normal. If the system does not power up as out- lined in the manual, contact Customer Support. (5) Measure the following system voltages on the ~Exp. A-digital voltmeter of &OS% accuracy is required. Insert the “common” voltmeter probe into the ground point QPS) and insert the other probe into the desired voltage test point. (Refer to Figure 3-51 on page 3-M for system voltage test point locations.) IEST POINTS TPltoTPB -5 &pxwDc TP2toTP8 +5 &2o%vDc TP3toTP8 +12 sTo%vDc TPSIOTP8 -12 fJm%vDc l’P4toTP8 t30 &2o%m TP6toTp8 -48-m TP7toTP8 9 j$Kt%VAC NOTE: The AC ring voltage (VRING) mea- sured on the EXP is Ho the actual power supply ring voltage of 90VAC. (6) If the voltages are within tolerance, proceed to step 11. If the voltages are out of tolerance: a. b. C. d. Turn OFF the erpansion AC POWER switch. Take out the EXP and check for shorted com- ponents. Re-insert the card, turn ON the expansion AC POWER switch, and check the voltages again. If still out of tolerance, turn OFF the fzpan- sion AC POWER switch and replace the de- fective Exp. (7) Turn OFF the eqansion AC POWER switch. (8) After installing the EXP, optional signaling de- vices, night transfer equipment, etc. may be con- nected to the FXP terminal block at any time. Page 3-87
INSTALLATION Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TELPRACTICES IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALIATION & MAINTENANCE FIGURE 3-52. EXPANSION @Xl’) CARD ._ j 7 AMPHENOL-TYPE, CONNECTOR DTMF EXPANSION CHIP SOCKETS LED INDICATORS SYSTEM VOLTAGE, TEST POINTS EXPANSION PERIPHERAL PROCESSOR CHIP SOCKET Page 3-88
INTER-TELPRACTICES IMX/GMX 416/832 DWIXLLATION % h%MNIXNANCE INS-mON Issue 1. November 1994 Digital Keyset Cards (DKSCs) 6.45 Each DKSC comes equipped with one Digital Signal processor (DSP) for shared speakerphone re- sources. If desired, a second DSP can be installed to pro- vide additional speakerphone resources. Refer to SPECIFICATIONS, page 2-17, for more information. 6.46 Jnstall the cards as described below. The part number is listed in REPLACEMENT PARIS. Refer to Figure 3-53 on page 3-90 for an illustration. NOTE: When inserting or removing the Matrix Card, Expansion Card, and/or the computer cards, the system power must be turned off to prevent damage to the cards. However, station and trunk cards can be inserted or re- moved with power on. (After inserting a Tl Card, wait ten seconds before inserting any other card.) (1) If the optional LISP is to be installed: a. Place each DKSC on a clean, flat, anti-static, non-conductive surface. b. Carefully install the optional DSP in socket U38. (See Figure 3-53 on page 3-90.) The notch (or small dot in the comer) indicating pin 1 on each DSP must match the notch of the outline silkscreened on the card. (2) Check to see that all components on the cards are seated securely in their sockets and that no pins are bent. (3) Install the DKSCs one at a time in the slots to be used for digital keysets. The component sides of the cards must face right. Any type of card may be installed in any slot, and slots may be skipped, if desired. However, to facilitate installation and programming, it is recommended that the cards be installed to match one of the default configu- rations as closely as possible. (Refer to page 2-18 for information on default configurations.) NOTE: When powered up, the system config- ures the software to match one of the default card configurations. If the actual cards installed do not exactly match the selected configuration, ad- justments must be made in database program- ming. Circuit 1.1 is preset for the primary attendant (a KSC circuit). If changing card types (e.g., changing from an SIC to a DKSC), refer to the programming procedures on page 5-171 and to the information on pages 3-7 to 3-9. Page 3-89
INSTACLATION Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TELPRACTICES IMx/GhlX 416/832 INSTALL.ATION & MAINTENANCE FIGURE 3-53. DIGITAL KEYSET CARD (DKSC) LED INDICATORS & < AMPHENOL-TYPE . CONNECTOR CARD ACTIVE (GREEN) I :KT1,2 XT. 3,4 :Kr. 5, a :KT# 7, a :Kr. 9,lO :la 11,12 XT, xi,14 :Kr.15,15 OPTIONAL DlGlTAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR .*- -0 Page 3-90
INTER-TELPRACTICES IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INST4LLATlON Issue 1, November 1994 Keyset Cards (KSCs and KSC-Ds) 6.47 Install the cards as described below. Part num- bers are listed in REPLACEMENT PARTS. Refer to Figure 3-54 on page 3-92 for an illustration. NOTE: When inserting or removing the Matrix Card, Expansion Card, and/or the computer cards, the system power must be turned off to prevent damage to the cards. However, station and trunk cards can be inserted or re- moved with power on. (After inserting a Tl Card, wait ten seconds before inserting any other card.) (1) For all KSCs that will have any &line Z~AZ.. keysets installed: Check the part number and la- bel silkscreened on the card. To install 8-line IMX AIM keysets two to a circuit, the new “dual- circuit” version Keyset Card (RX-D) must be used (see REPLACEMENT PARTS for the part number). To install 8-line IMX AIM keysets one to a circuit, either the KSC or the KSC-D can be used. (2) Check to see that all components on the cards are seated securely in their sockets and that no pins are bent. (3) Check the fuses. Some KSCa have a 2A, 25OV, AGC 2 (fast-acting) fuse. KSC-Ds and newer version KSCs have eight self-correcting thermis- tors (one for each circuit) instead of the fuse. If a short circuit causes a thermistor to open, it will automatically close when the short is removed. (4) Install the KSCa and/or KSC-Ds one at a time in the slots to be used for analog keyset, analog DSS/BLF Unit, and Attendant Computer Con- sole connections. The component. sides of the cards must face right. Any type of card may be installed in any slot, and slots may be skipped, if desired. However, to facilitate installation and programming it is recommended that the cards be installed to match one of the default configu- rations as closely as possible. (Refer to page 2-18 for information on default configurations.) NOTE: When powered up, the system config- ures the software to match one of the default card configurations. If the actual cards installed do not exactly match the selected configuration, ad- justments must be made in database program- ming. Circuit 1.1 is preset for the primary attendant (a KSC circuit). If changing card types (e.g., changing from an SLC to a KSC), refer to the programming procedures on page 5-171 and to the information on pages 3-7 to 3-9. Page 3-91
INST4LLATION Issue 1. November 1994 lNTER-~PRACTIcES IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE FIGURE 3-54. KEYSET CARD (KSC or KSC-D) LED INDICATORS AMPHENOL-TYPE CONNECTOR . FUSE (Some cards do not have a fuse; instead, they have 8 thermistors up behind the . amphenol-type connector) e 6 : 0 c I I io ClRCUiT 1 &u’lT 2 I I 24 &Ii ACTIVE CldCUiT 3 CldCU’rT 4 CldCUiT 5 CldCUiT 6 cldcuiT 7 CldCUiT 6 : ’ * ’ I Page 3-92
INTER-TELPRACTICES IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION Issue 1, November 1994 Single-Line Cards (SLCs) and Inward Dialing ~~mw 6.48 Install the cards as described below. Part num- bers are listed in REPLACEMENT PARTS. Refer to Figures 3-55 and 3-56 on pages 3-94 and 3-95 forillus- trations. NOTE: When inserting or removing the Matrix Card, Expansion Card, and/or the computer cards, the system power must be turned off to prevent damage to the cards. However, station and trunk cards can be inserted or re- moved with power on. (After inserting a Tl Card, wait ten seconds before inserting any other card.) (1) For each cixuit on all IDCs: On older-version IDCs, make sure the AC ENABLE jumper strap is installed (either on the card or at the block) for off-premises extensions and AC-ringing on-pre- mises equipment. The strap must be removed for DID trunks and DC-ringing on-premises equip ment. Newer-version IDCs have a 3-pin RING SELECT jumper strap that must be placed in the AC/OPX position (over the bottom two pins) or the DC/DID position (over the top two pins). I (2) (3) NOTE: When setting the jumper straps on either version card, note the unique ordering of the IDC! circuits as shown in Figure 3-56 on page 3-95. Check to see that all components on the cards are seated securely in their sockets and that no pins are bent. Check the fuses: 0 Some SLCs have a fuse that cannot be re- placed in the field (see page 2-17 for more in- formation). Newer version SLCs have a self-correcting thermistor instead of the fuse. l Each IDC has 16 specially designed fuses that camtot be replaced in the field (see page 2-20 for more information). (4) Install the cards one at a time. Any type of card may be installed in any slot, and slots may be skipped, if desired. However, to facilitate instal- lation and programming, it is recommended that the cards be installed to match one of the default configurations as closely as possible. (Refer to page 2-18 for information on default configura- tions.) NOTE: When powered up, the system config- ures the software to match one of the default card configurations. If the actual cards installed do not exactly match the selected con!Iguration, ad- justments must be made in database program- ming. Circuit 1.1 is preset for the primary attendant (a KSC circuit). If changing card types (e.g., changing from a KSC to an SLC), refer to the programming procedures on page 5-171 and to the information on pages 3-7 to 3-9. For SLCs: Install SLC.s in the slots to be used for AC-ringing single-line set and AC play- back device connections. The component sides of the cards must face righi. For DC’s: Install IDCs in the slots to be used for DID trunk, off-premises extension, sing- le-line set, and playback device connections. The component sides of the cards must face right. NOTE: If installing off-premises extensions, refer to page 3-31 before installing any Des. Page 3-93
INSTALLATION Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TELPRACTICES lMX/GMX 416/832 RWXALLATION & MAINTENANCE FIGURE 3-55. SINGLELINE CARD (SLC) LED INDICATORS AMPHENOL-TYPE CONNECTOR . ’ FUSE (Some cards do not have a fuse; instead, they have a ,-a thermistor up behind the am- phenol-type connector) F CARD ACTlVE (GREEN) ClRCUlT 1 CIRCUIT 2 ClRCUlT 3 ClRCUlT 4 ClRCUlT 5 ClRCUlT 6 ClRCUlT 7 ClRCUlT 6 ClRCUlT 9 ClRCUlT 10 ClRCUlT 11 ClRCUlT 12 ClRCUlT 13 ClRCUlT 14 ClRCUlT 15 ClRCUlT 16 .* .- Page 3-94
INTER-TELPRACTICES IMWGMX 416/832 INST4LLATION & MAINTENANCE JNSTALIATION Issue 1, November 1994 FIGURE 3-56. INWARD DIALING CARD (IDC) LED INDICATORS e < . AMPHENOL-TYPE CONNECTOR . FUSES < 5?J THESE NUMBERS ARE SILK- CARD ACTlVE (GREEN) SCREENED ON THE CARD / CKTS :,:,.“:;. N ‘i. . . .::. :.:...‘.i. JiP ..:. ?: ..:.. &$Iv ..;: ‘. :.:..“$. ..:. Jsp “/ ,. “’ ::j:: ‘i. JGiP ‘t: p &P ,. ‘:s 1 STRAP FOR &+ \” - ClRCUlT2 f SW FOR ClRCIJlT 1 7 STRAP FOR - ClRCUlT6 :$ J!iQ ‘:: _. ‘., .:$ . . . H .::: ‘.. .g$ ..’ H . . . . i :: :.:....:; ” &Q ..!:. a .’ / Ql Ql 6 - 5 - STRAP FOR ClRCUlT 7 STRAP FOR ClRCUlT 6 AC ENABLE STRAPS , Y NOTE: In place of the AC ENAEKE jumper strap, newer-ver- NOTE: In place of the AC ENAEKE jumper strap, newer-ver- sion IDCs have a 3-pin RING SELECT jumper strap that must sion IDCs have a 3-pin RING SELECT jumper strap that must be placed in the AC/OPX position (over the bottom two pins) or be placed in the AC/OPX position (over the bottom two pins) or the DC/DID position (over the top two pins). the DC/DID position (over the top two pins). Page 3-95
INS~TION Issue 1. November 1994 INTER-TELPRACTICES IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE Loop/Ground Start Cards (LGCs) and Loop Start C~(Lscd 6.49 Install each LGC and LSC as described below (see REF%AC~ Pm for the part number). Re- fer to Figures 3-57 and 3-58 on pages 3-97 and 3-98 for illustrations. NOTE: When inserting or removing the Matrix Card, Expansion Card, and/or the computer cards, the system power must be turned off to prevent damage to the cards. However, station and trunk cards can be inserted or re- moved with power on. (After inserting a Tl Card, wait ten seconds before inserting any other card.) (1) (2) (3) Check to see that all components on the card are seated securely in their sockets and that no pins are bent. Check the fuses. There are 16 specially designed fuses on each LGC and LSC that cannot be re- placed in the field (see page 2-19 for more infor- mation). For LGCs Only: Depending on the type of CO trunk to be installed on each individual LGC cir- cuit, place the associated two jumper straps in the proper loop start (IS) or ground start (GS) position. NOTE: When setting the straps, note the unique ordering of the LGC circuits as shown in Figure 3-57. For each LGC circuit, both straps must be in the proper (LS or GS) position. If the strap set- tings are mixed, or if one or both of the straps is missing, the circuit will not function properly. (4) Install the LGCs and LSCs one at a time with the components facing right. They may be installed in any slot, and slots may be skipped, if desired. However, to facilitate installation and program- ming, it is recommended that the cards be in- stalled to match one of the default configurations as closely as possible. (Refer to page 2-18 for in- formation on default configurations.) NOTE: When powered up, the system config- ures the software to match one of the default card configurations. If the actual cards installed do not exactly match the selected configuration, ad- justments must be made in database program- ming. If changing card types (e.g., changing from an SLC to an LGC), refer to the program- ming procedures on page 5-171 and to the infor- mation on pages 3-7 through 3-9. Page 3-96