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    							INTER-TEL PRACTICES INSTALLATION 
    SECTION 340-100-300 
    issue 3, April 1983 
    ’ NOTE: Unplugging and then re-plugging in the 
    keyset is necessary to activate changes in 
    the DIP switch options. 6.00 DIRECT STATION SELECTOR/BUSY LAMP 
    FIELD (DSS/BLF) 
    6.01 installation 
    5.03 instrument installation 
    Installation of the 416T or the 1032T keysets consists 
    of inserting the three-pair modular mounting cord 
    into the modular jack assembly. 
    5.04 Voltage Regulator Setting 
    1. With the keyset still disassembled (refer to 
    Figure 3-13), place a digital voltmeter across 
    diode VR2. Adjust potentiometer R67 until a 
    reading of +5.0 f .Ol VDC is obtained. 
    2. Reassemble the instrument. 
    5.05 Speakerphone installation 
    To convert a keyset for full-duplex speakerphone 
    operation proceed as follows: 
    1. 
    2. 
    3. 
    4. 
    5. 
    6. 
    7. 
    8. 
    9. 
    ‘10. 
    11. Disconnect the instrument mounting cord. 
    Remove the wall mount adapter (baseplate) 
    from the bottom of the keyset. 
    Remove the modular shorting plug from the 
    modular jack in the base of the keyset. 
    Insert the external speaker modular plug into 
    this jack. 
    Remove the woodgrained faceplate by pushing 
    the spring-loaded tab at the top of the faceplate 
    backwards, and lifting the top of the faceplate. 
    Carefully bend the two locking tabs which 
    protrude through the top of the keyboard and 
    LED assembly; lift the board; and slide forward. 
    Lift the board out of the keyset assembly. 
    Locate the DIP switch assembly. (Refer to 
    Figure 3-13.) 
    Enable the full-duplex speakerphone DIP 
    switch. (Refer to Figure 3-l 1.) 
    Reassemble the keyset. 
    Reconnect the keyset mounting cord. To install the DSS/BLF (model 3030D or 35320) 
    proceed as follows: 
    1. 
    2. 
    3. 
    4. 
    5. 
    6. 
    7. Remove the wall mount adapter (baseplate) 
    from the DSS/BLF. 
    Connect one end of the 24-inch 3-pa.ir cable to 
    the receptacle labeled “TO STA,” and a 6-foot 
    power cable to the receptacle labeled “TO 
    POW.” (Refer to Figure 3-14.) 
    Install the 3-pair cable and the power cable as 
    shown in Figure 3-14. 
    Remove the modular connector located on the 
    rear of the keyset and connect it to the connector 
    labeled “From KSU” on the DSSIBLF. 
    Connect the 24-inch 3-pair cable to the keyset. 
    Attach the spade lugs on the DSS/BLF power 
    cable to the screw connectors marked “LOAD” 
    on the step-down transformer supplied with the 
    DSS/BLF. 
    Connect the step-down transformer to a 117 
    VAC 60 HZ outlet. 
    6.02 installation with Optional System Battery 
    Back-Up or Without an AC Outlet. 
    For a system’with optional system battery back-up, 
    or for a system without access to an AC outlet, 
    perform the following: 
    1. From the base of the DSS/BLF, remove the 
    transformer and the transformer power cable. 
    (See Figure 3-15 or 3-16.) 
    2. From inside the DSS/BLF, remove the two-wire 
    power connector from the housing labeled “TO 
    POW.” 
    3. Complete the removal of the power connector 
    by removing the red wire and the green wire 
    from connectors 13 and 14. 
    4. Run jumpers from connector 1 to connector 13 
    and from connector 2 to connector 14. 
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    6.03 Voltage Regulator Setting B. Any station may perform an all page. 
    1. Disassemble the DSWBLF 
    2. Measure the voltage across CR4 with a DVM. 
    (Refer to Figures 3-15 and 3-16). Adjust 
    potentiometer R5 for a level of 5.0 VDC f 0.01 V. 9.02 External Paging . 
    External paging is provided via the use of a station 
    circuit. To install external paging proceed as follows: 
    3. Reassemble the OSWBLF Run a jumper cable between a modular six- 
    conductor connecting block and the circuit 
    connector on the STN PCB. 
    7.00 CPU iNiTiALiiTATiON ROUTINE 
    To initially program ihe MPK System, perform the 
    following procedure. (Refer to Figure 3-9 and Figure 
    3-10.) 1. 
    2. 
    3. 
    4. 
    5. Short the receive pair on the modular connect- 
    ing block and connect it to the +36 VDC screw 
    terminal. (Refer to Figure 3-18.) 
    1. Place all CPU PCB switches in the OPEN 
    position. Using a 500 ohr? to 8 ohm audio transformer, 
    connect the 500 ohm side to the transmit pair on 
    the connecting block. 
    2. Place function switch 4 (TEST) in the CLOSED 
    position momentarily, and return it to the OPEN 
    position. 
    . . Connect the 8 ohm side of the transformer to the 
    amplifier input. 
    NOTE: If the CPU fails the test (i.e., the 4 LED’s on 
    the CPU fail to light within 30 seconds after 
    the test sequence begins, this indicates a 
    defective CPU card. Contact INTER-TEL 
    Field Service for assistance, To access external paging, dial the station 
    number used as the amplifier input. 
    10.00 OPTIONAL MUSIC-ON HOLD (MOH) 
    MODULE 
    10.01 installation 
    3. Turn the MPK Power Supply OFF then ON. 
    4. Momentarily place function switch 3 (INIT) in 
    the CLOSED position, then return it to the 
    OPEN position. This completes the MPK initial- 
    ization sequence. To install the optional MOH module, proceed as 
    follows: 
    1. Remove the synthesized music IC frbm socket 
    U31. (Refer to Figure 3-9.) 
    8.00 OPTIONALSTATION MESSAGE DETAIL RE- 2. Remove the two screws and nuts which mount 
    CORDING (SMDR) the W-232 connector to the CPU PCB. 
    8.01 installation 3. Carefully insert the 1’6-pin connector of the 
    MOH module into socket U31. 
    Plug the standard INTER-TEL printer cord with the 
    RS-232 connector directly into the receptacle on the 
    front of the CPU PCB. (Refer to Figure 3-9 and 
    Figure 3-l 7.) 4. Insert the two mounting screws through the 
    back (solder side) of the CPU PCB and into the 
    MOH PCB. 
    9.00 PAGING CONNECTIONS 11.00 OPTIONAL BAT-JEdY BACK-UP 
    9.01 internal Paging 11.01 General I 
    The internal paging zones and the all page feature 
    have been incorporated into the MPK system. (Refer 
    to Figure 3-12 for internal paging zone assignments.) 
    A. Any station may page any zone. The MPK system may be provided with battery back- 
    up. Battery back-up supplies power automatically to 
    the KSU if the main ACvoltagedrops below the KSU 
    power supply regulator limit. Batteries used should 
    be of the gell-cell type. 
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    I 11.02 Installation of Battery Back-Up 
    To install battery back-up, porceed as follows: 
    CAUTION: Make sure that the 680.06powersupply 
    is on before connecting battery back- 
    up. Do not place batteries inside the 
    KSU cabinet or a sealed container. Ad- 
    equate ventilation must be maintained 
    because batteries give off gas. 
    1. Make sure that the (+) and (-) batterywires 
    are connected to the power supply. 
    2. Turn on the AC power to the KSU. 
    3. Measure and adjust the float voltage to 
    +27VDC f 0.1. 
    NOTE: The f/oat voltage should be measured at the 
    polarized connector located on the battery. 
    Adjust this voltage with a DVM which has an 
    accuracy of 0.07 VDC. 
    Figure 3-19 is provided to determine the 
    battery ampere/hour rating to be used per 
    system configuration. 
    4. Make sure the battery switch is off. 
    5. Connect the polarized connector to the 24VDC 
    battery pack. 
    6. Make sure that the battery light is on. 
    7. Turn the battery supply switch on. 
    8. Wait approximately 2 hours for the battery 
    pack to partially charge. 
    9. Turn off the AC power to the KSU. 
    10. Make sure that the battery light is on and that 
    the system is operating. 
    11. Turn on the AC power. 
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    Figure 3-1. COU PCB 
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    Figure 3-2. MPK/II KSU Power Supply 
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    Issue 3, April 1983 INTER-TEL PRACTICES 
    MPK KSU 
    BACKPLANE 
    FRONT 
    Figure 3-3. KSU Voltage Test Points 
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    73 PAIR ST-N 
    MODULAR 
    / CABLE 
    CONNECTING 
    / BLOCK 
    WHTI GRN REC 
    I I 1 
    I I 
    I I 
    WHT/GRN REC 
    I 
    TO 
    KEY 
    SET 
    NOTE: UNTERMINATED STATION WIRING 4 
    MUST BE MODIFIED TO SHORT 
    / . 
    GND TO XMT-R AND XMT-T 
    (BL/WHT TO ORN/WHT AND 
    WHT/ORN). 
    atz- SPECIAL MODULAR 
    CONNECTOR 
    NOTE : W&FACING 
    Figure 3-4. Method A Station Cable Termination 
    STN A 
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    STATION 
    CABLES ---+ 
    NOTE:LOCAL CODES MAY RECUIRE 
    POWER SUPPLY TO SE REMOVABLE 
    BY HAND FROM WALL,00 NOT 
    TIGHTEN WALL SCREWS 
    ,.a.,“, CIC, ” 
    Figure 3-6. Method A Backplane Layout 
    TO 
    ‘TELEPHONE 
    LINES 
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    Figure 3-7. Method B Backplane Layout 
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    I cou 
    - 
    Y-p- cou CARD 
    i IN KSU 
    TO TELEPHONE CO. 
    CENTRAL OFFICE LINE 
    MODULAR 
    INSTALLATION 
    SECTION 340-100-300 
    Issue 3, April 1983 
    Figure 3-8. COU Connection To C.O. Lines 
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