Mitel SMART L CALL CONTROLLER Hardware Installation Manual

							ISSUE 1, JUNE 1988 
SECTION 8350-345012-NA 
2. BASIC HARDWARE INSTALLATION 
Figure 
1.5 Ground Wisisg 
2. 5. Telephone Connections 
The telephone connections should be made at the distribution block on your side of the 
telephone protection units, following established procedures and techniques (Figure 1.6 ). 
Tylxcally, vhen you connect to the modular jacks in your building you will be on the 
protected sfde of the telephone connections (if you are not sure, you should check). 
Fngure 1.6 illustrates the USOC RJ3lX Connector and cable assembly as used by the 
Controller. The FIGURE also illustrates a typical distribution block set up. Note: the 
cemter bridging clips are not inserted on the station block. This means that the Controller 
acts as a connector between the left and right connection points on the Station Block in 
Figure 1.6 
D 
If you wire the Controller per Figure 1.6 it will when programmed, physically route calls 
through it, to the C.O.. This is done transnarentlv to the user, but all digits (whether 
DTI@ or rotary) dialed by the user can be &zreened and 
routed. This is done by splitting 
the user from the line when the user goes 
off-hook. 
co. 
SIDE 
Once enough digits have been screened, the Controller decides the routing and dialing 
patterns. Then the Controller outputs the proper dialing sequence to the CO.. 
SUBSCRIBER 
. 
Once the digits have been sent to the C.O. the caller will be connected to the C.O.. 
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2. BASIC HARDWARE INSTmLATION 
Figure 1.6 Distribution Wtig 
MDF 
CENTRAL OFFICE 
DEMARC ’ SPL&YPE 
STATION BLOCK 
(N&E 1) 
T (TIP) 
= (TIP) 
NOTE 1: NORMALLY THERE 
ARE BRIDGE CLIPS CONNECTING 
T TO ST AND R TO SR. WHEN YOU 
INSTALL THE UNIT YOU MUST 
REMOVE THEM 
CUSTOMER 
TELEPHONE 
EQUIPMENT 
NOTE 2: THE COLORS SHOWN IN 
THE RJ3lX OR CA3lA BLOCK RE- 
FER TO THE WIRES IN THE RJ31X 
OR CA31A CABLE WHERE: 
R=RED 
CR = GREEN 
BK = BLACK 
Y =YELLOW , 
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2, BASIC HARDWiiItE INSTALLATION 
2. 6. Installation Of A Resording Unit Or Programning Terminal 
h 
order to program the Call Controller with a terminal you must connect 8 termiflal to the 
Call Controller’s RS-232. The terminal must comply with the requirements outlined in 
Figure 1.7 D 
Note: If you are using DTMF Chaining you can not 
use. this technique. Proceed to IMAW 
lL4.L 3, for the proper method to connect a recording unit. 
Later, you may want to connect a recording device for Call Detail Recording (CDR). If the 
CDR information is considered valuable, it is recommended that the recording device and 
the Call Controller have a safe (protected) source of AC power in case of commercial 
power failure. 
Figure 1.7 RS-232 Specifications 
TERMINAL SPECIHCA’XTONS 
= 8 with 
l-stop bit 
Bit 8 Sense = Space 
W-232 CONNECTOR 
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2. 7. Powering Up 
To power up’ the Controller simply plug it in as shown in Figure I.8 . 
Figure 1.8 Powering Up 
TO 115 VAC 
SOCKET POWER SUPPLY 
2. 8. Power Failure 
Should a power failure occur that disables the Controller (or the Controller fails) the 
user’s telephone will be directly connected to the CO. line. This means that the user will 
still have access to the telephone network, but the Controller will not screen or route calls. 
SUBSCRIBER 
C.O. 
SIDE 
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2. 9. Ground Start Installation Testing 
If you have connected your Controller to a ground start trunk, you should perform the test 
illustrated in Figure 1.9 S If your wiring is correct you should hear a tone when you take 
the telephone receiver off-hook. If you don’t hear a tone, try reversing the tip and ring on 
the C.0. side of the RJ31 block. 
Figure 1.9 Ground Start Testing 
1_ 
To SMART-1 TRUNK CONN&TOR 
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3. INITIALIZATION 
Before performing any further installation you should power the controller(s) up for 24 hours to 
allow the back-up batteries to charge filly. 
: In~i~~~z program the Con?oiler the first time or YOU wish to reset the Controller to its 
be a 
only. 
ueq you must inmallze the unit. This can be done from a DTMF telephone 
3. 1. Initialization From A DTMF Telephone 
1. 
Connect a DTMF instrument to the subscriber side of the block (Tin and Ring leads of the 
Controller). Do not open the Controller as this will void the w&anty. ,Th&e 
zrtAy with battery, .or simulated C.O. trunk, present on the C.O. side of 
. 
n 
must be a 
the RJ31X 
SUBSCRIBER 
2. With the power to the Controller disconnected, go o&hook. While holding down the * key 
on the DTMF set you will hear a tone in the earpiece of the handset. 
Connect the ljower to 
the Controller. When the power is first applied, there will be a click from the Controller 
as it disconnects (splits) you from the C.O. side. 
3. 
Continue to hold the * key for 10 seconds or more after applying power to the Control- 
ler (See 
Note 1). 
4. 
Release the * key. The unit should respond immediately with a short tone E from the 
handset receiver. If a single tone is not heard, return to Step 2 above and start over. The 
tone burst indicates that the Controller is initialized and remains in programming. mode. 
Dial 942 903 and two EE 
bursts of tone will be heard indicating that default data has 
&zf;$ed. It also indicates that it is still in the programming mode and awaiting a 
. 
Idling in programming mode for more than two minutes will automatically exit programming 
mode. There will be three warning tones after 60 seconds of no activity in programming. 
5. Go On-Hook 
and programming will be exited. To exit programming mode’ without 
going on hook, 
dial 999. 
Note 1: When you press * key on the telephone (connected to the Controller for programming 
ustng the #O* sequence ) AND IF YOU HEAR reorder tone from the C.O., or customer equip- 
ment, the telephone may be on the wrong side of the telephone block. Check your connections 
per 
Figure 1.6 . 
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3. INITIALIZATION 
3. 2. Effects Of Initialization 
When you have initialized the Controller all dialing will be passed straight through it, to 
the CC.. The Controller will not attempt to analyze, route or screen calls. 
3. 3. Waking Up the Controller 
After initializing, you must wakeup the Controller. You murt be in programming mode to 
w&-up the Controller. If you are not in programmin g mode you should enter # 0 
* , or 
from a terminal a  to enter programming mode. Waking up the Controller for all 
,trunks (while in programming), can be done by dialing 5238. This causes the Controller 
to: 
*A E will be heard by the user, when the user makes a call. 
o Only respond to the programming command of # 0 % from a DTMF telephone or a 
carriage return () from a terminal. 
e Set all trunks to loop start, DTMF 
8 Route all no-n 1 + (local) calls go via DDD 
@ Route all 911, f-411, l-555, l-area code-555, l-800 calls go via DDD 
Q Route all other l+ (long distance) calls go via CCC 
e Route all local calls after the first digit is dialed 
e Route all l+ calls after fourth digit dialed. 
FOR ADDITIONAL PROGRAMM@=G 
LvPROCEED TO ikXANUAL 2~ 
FOR C-G INSTALLATION AND 
PROGRAMMING 
ePROCEED TO MANUAL 3-a 
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APPENDIX 1 
TABLE Al-l 
HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS 
SPECIFICATION MIN. TYP. MAX. UNITS 
FCC RINGER EOUIVALENCE 
.7 B 
IDLE LINE. LOOP START 
RINGER IMPEDANCE: 15 - 60 HZ, 70 -1lOVAC 10 20 K n 
20 - 3500 HZ, 10 V 1 MQ 
RINGING SENS~TWITYZI~ - 60 HZ 40 
VOLTS 
LEAKAGE: 
TIP TO RING, 1OOV 20 
Ma 
TIP TO EARTH, 1OOV 20 
Ma 
OFF-HOOK CURRENT 15 80 MA 
IDLE LINE. GROUND START 
SENSING RESISTANCE: Tip to earth 36 40 45 K n 
OPBN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE: to  Tip Ring 
-22 -25 -28 VOLTS 
GROUNDING VOLTAGE -5 0 +lO VOLTS 
TIME TO RECOGNIZE TIP-GROUND 10 150 MS 
RESISTANCE: Sending Ring-Ground 
n/a 
BATTERY FEED 
OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE 22 24 26 VOLTS 
FEED RESISTANCE 550 600 650 n 
BALANCE: DC 36 40 
DB 
SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT 50 
MA 
TERMINATION 
RESISTANCE: DC, 20 MA 200 300 sz 
DC, 40 MA 200 300 n 
AC, 300 - 3000HZ 550 600 650 R 
mm Loss: 600 OHMS, 20 MA 20 26 DB 
OPERATING CURRENT 13 80 MA 
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TBLE Al-l 
I-XARDWmE 
SPECIFICATIONS 
DIAL TONE 
CO FEED: Gain 300 Hz 
DTMF .RECElVER 
LEVEL 
LEVEL DIFFERENCE 
FREQUENCY: To receive 
To not receive 
DURATION 
TIME BETWEEN TONES 
ROTARY RECEIVElR 
M&E 
IMPEDANCE 
MAKE DURATION 
BREAK IMPEDANCE 
BREAK DURATION 
RATE 
DTMF SENDER 
20 
7 100 
20 ‘MS 
PPS 
LEVEL -8 -6 -3 DBM j 
FREQUENCY -1.3 
+1.3 
% 
DUIWTION (PROGRAMMABLE) 40 60 130 MS 
ROTARY SENDER 
TIMING (Programmable) 
TIMING (60/40): Make 
Break 
RATE (at 60/40) 
INTERDIGIT PAUSE (Programmable) 
OPERATING RANGE 
Ac 
SUPPLY 
TIZMPERAW 
mw 
ALLOWABLE VOLTAGE 
(Connected to any point) 
30120 60140 60140 MS/MS 
35 45 MS 
5s 65 MS 
9.9 10 10.1 PPS 
400 800 1300 MS 
103.5 117.0 126.5 VAC 
0 40 “C 
0 85 % 
300 VOLTS 
With reference to 600 CI termination 
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ORDERING INFORMATION 
The Controller is available as a single or dual or four line unit, complete with power 
supply, cabling; documentation and can be ordered under the following part numbers: 
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Call Controller 
For U.S. applications: 
SMART-1 Call Controller (four line unit) 
SMART-l Call Controller (two line unit) 
SMART-l Call Controller (one line unit) 
For Canadian applications: 
SMART-1 Call Controller (four line unit) 
SMART-l Call Controller (two line unit) 
SMART-l Call Controller (one line unit) 
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Chaining Call Controller 
For U.S. applications: 
SMART-l Call Controller (four line unit) 
SMART-l Call Controller (two line unit) 
SMART-l Call Controller (one line unit) 
For Canadian applications: 8350-005 
8350-006 
8350-003-PAVAXX 
8350-005-CDN 
8350-006-CDN 
8350-003-PAVCXX 
SMART-l Call Controller (four line unit) 
SMART-l Call Controller (two line unit) 
SMART-l Call Controller .(one line unit) 
The Call Controller Cables can be ordered as:. 
SMART-l Call Controller Chain Cable 
SMART-l Call Controller Chaining Printer Cable 
Call Controller documentation is: -_ 
Hardware Installation 
General Programming Guide 
Chaining Installation and Programming 
Technical Guide 
Other Components 
8350-OOl-CHNAXX 
8350-002-CHNAXX 
8350-003-CHNAXX 
8350-OOl-CHNCXX 
8350-002-CHNCXX 
8350-003-CHNCXX 
8350-026 
8350-027 
8350-345-012-NA 
8350-345-013-NA 
8350-345-014-NA 
8350-345-o 15-NA 
You can order the- following components: 
Wall Mount Bracket 
Right Angle Mounting Bracket 
Power Pack 
RJ31X Cable 8350-010 
8350-017 
8350-O 12 
8350-013 
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