Mitel SMART L CALL CONTROLLER Hardware Installation Manual

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Table 3-l (Cont’d), SMarT-1 tm Hardware Specifications 
SPECIFICATION 
DIAL TONE 
CO 
SIDE FEED: Gain 300 Hz 
INTERNAL FEED: 350 Hz 
DTMF RECEIVER 
LEVEL 
LEVEL DIFFERENCE 
FREQ: To receive 
To not receive 
DURATION 
TIME BETWEEN TONES 
ROTARY RECEIVER 
MAKE IMPEDANCE 
MAKE DURATION 
BREAK IMPEDANCE 
BREAK DURATION 
RATE 
DTMF SENDER 
LEVEL 
FREQUENCY 
DURATION (Programmable) 
ROTARY SENDER 
TIMING (Programmable) 
TIMING (At 60/40): Make 
Break 
RATE (At 60/40) 
INTERDIGIT PAUSE (Programmable) 
OPERATING RANGE 
TEMPERATURE 
HUMIDITY 
ALLOWABLE VOLTAGE: connected to any 
point 
MIN. 
-2 
-20 
-6 
-1.5 
-3.5 
40 
30 
20 
8 
20 
7 
-8 
-1.3 
40 
40/30 
35 
55 
9.9 
400 
0 
0 
TYP. 
0 
n/a 
-6 
60 
60/40 
10 
800 
MAX. 
+2 
+3 
+6 
+I.5 
+3.5 
700 
100 
100 
20 
-3 
+I.3 
130 
60/40 
45 
65 
10.1 
1300 
55 
85 
300 
UNITS 
dB 
darn? 
dB 
% 
% 
ms 
ms 
fi 
ms 
KQ 
ms 
PPs 
dBmT 
% 
ms 
ms/ms 
ms 
ms 
PPs 
ms 
“C 
% 
Volts 
j+ With reference to 600~ Termination. 
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PARAMETER 
BAUD RATE: 
PARITY: 
BITS PER CHARACTER: 
BIT EIGHT SENSE: 
MODE: 
OPERATION: RS-232 PORT 
3.02 
Table 3-2 below contains the specifications for the SMarT-I’” 
Dialer RS-232 Auxiliary Port. This port may be used for 
pro- 
gramming or for SMDR Output. 
Table 3-2, RS-232 Port Specifications 
SPECIFICATION 
110 to 9600 Baud programmable; default 
= 1200 Baud 
None 
Eight bits per character with one stop 
bit. 
Space 
On line. 
Full duplex mode. 
ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL 
3.03 
Table 3-3 contains the Electrical and Mechanical specifications 
for the SMarT-1’” Dialer with PAV. These specifications apply 
to 
all models of the Controller (4- or 2-line units) unless otherwise noted. 
3.04 
This section does not contain all of the specifications for the 
Controller at present. Other specifications will be added as they 
are received. 
Table 3-3, Electrical/Mechanical Specifications 
PARAMETER 
DIMENSIONS: 
WEIGHT: Dialer 
Power 
MOUNTING: 
POWER: 
Range: 
CONNECTIONS: SUPPlY SPECIFICATION 
7.625” (19.37cm) Wide X 10.625” 
(26.99cm) H X 1.375” (3.49cm) D 
2 Ibs (0.907 kg) 
1 lb (0.453 kg) (Approximately) 
Wall Mount with Supplied Bracket 
115 Volts AC, 60 Hz 8 300 mA 
103.5 to 126.5 VAC 
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3.05 
The specifications in the Tables above are subject to change 
without notice. The inclusion of ‘n/a’ for a specific parameter 
means that the specification is not available at the time of this pub- 
lication. It will be added at a later date. 
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4. UNPACKING, INSTALLATION AND ORDERING INFORMATION 
SHIPPING AND RECEIVING 
4.01 The SMarT-I’” Dialer with PAV is shipped in a single carton that 
contains the Dialer, the Power Supply, a Wall Mounting Bracket, 
four RJ31X Cables and appropriate documentation. All of these items 
are protected within the carton by Styrofoam inserts. 
Note: Some production units do not require the wall mounting 
brackets since these units are mounted to a wall by use of 
keyslots included on the unit case. 
4.02 In some instances where more than one unit is shipped, a 
larger carton may be used that would contain five of the small- 
er cartons. Each of the smaller cartons would contain the items listed 
in 4.01 above. 
Unpacking 
4.03 The procedure below lists steps to take when unpacking the 
equipment (refer to Figures 4-l and 4-2): 
1) Open carton and remove contents. 
2) Check each item removed for damage. 
3) Check each item against the packing list. 
4) Notify the vendor if any items are missing or appear to be 
damaged or defective. 
Repacking 
4.04 If an item is found to be defective or damaged and is to be 
returned to the vendor, it should be tagged and packaged to 
prevent damage. If units are to be shipped from one location to 
another, these units should also be packaged in such a manner as to 
prevent damage. Figure 4-1 shows how the equipment was originally 
packed. This method of packaging should be followed as closely as 
possible. 
4.05 If the original packaging material is no longer available, the 
returned parts should be wrapped in several layers of air- 
cushion type of wrap, placed in a suitable container, and surrounded 
with paper to minimize the movement of the items. 
INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 
4.06 The SMarT-1’” Dialer is position independent. It may be mount- 
ed anywhere that will accommodate the unit size as listed in 
the specifications in Table 3-3 on Page 7. 
4.07 
The Dialer will operate within a 0-55°C temperature and a 
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RJ31WCA31A 
CABLES 
DOCUMENTATIOI 
DIALER 
CARDBOARD 
FLAP DETAIL 
Figure 4-1, Equipment Unpacking and Repacking 
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SINGLE UNIT 
CARTON 
 
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/-- 
 /-- 
 _-- 
‘Y--- /-- 
 
 /.-- 
 
I-  
MULTI-UNIT 
CARTON 
Figure 4-2, Multi-Unit Packing and Repacking 
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O-85% humidity range. 
POWER REQUIREMENTS 
The customer must provide a single phase power receptacle 
with the following recommendations: 
115V, 60Hz fused and capable of delivering 350mA per unit 
installed. 
The power receptacle should be wired and fused independently 
from all other receptacles that are not controller related. 
A warning tag should be attached to circuit breaker type fuses 
to prevent unauthorized manual operation. 
The power receptacle should not be controlled by a switch. 
The live and neutral conductors at the receptacle should be 
wired to their proper respective connections. 
The power receptacle must be a 3-wire type, with the ground 
wire connected to the ground of the electrical system. 
The receptacle should be easily accessible for the removal of 
the plug for maintenance. 
The receptacle location should be selected to prevent acciden- 
tal removal of the power cord. 
The power cord between the receptacle and the unit should not 
present a hazard to the user. 
MOUNTING 
4.09 If the unit requires the wall mounting bracket, simply mount the 
bracket to a surface with screws. Mount the Dialer housing to 
the bracket by matching the four holes on the rear of the case with the 
mounting pins of the bracket. Press firmly into place. 
4.10 If the unit is the keyslot type, mount by using the provided 
template to find screw locations. Insert #6 X 3/4 wood or self- 
tapping screws in these locations, leaving approximately l/8 inch gap 
between the surface and the cap-head. Mount the Dialer by positioning 
the keyslots over the screw heads, pressing toward and then down 
from the mounting surface. 
CONNECTIONS 
Note: The Dialer with PAV should be 
ing any connections. Refer to 
initialization procedure. initialized prior to 
accomplish- 
Part 6, paragraph 
6.06 for the 
4.11 Connections to the Dialer are made at the Connector Panel 
located along the bottom edge of the housing. Figure 4-l illus- 
trates the connection panel. The steps below outline the connection 
procedure: 
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TRUNK 
CONNECTIONS 
[Cl / 
COMPUTER 
PORT (RS-232) 
[Dl 
Figure 4-3, Controller I/O Connections 
110 
VAC 
cl 0 
0 
SMART-1 
CONTROLLER 
POWER 
SUPPLY 
RJ3lX 
CA31A 
’ 1 L__-_______I 
‘L______--____-___I I 
L-,-,___,,__,__,,,,_,,I 
=n 
Figure 4-4, Typical Controller Installation Configuration 
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CENTRAL 
OFFICE 
LINES MDF DF 
CENTRAL OFFICE ‘SPLIT’ TYPE 
DEMARC 
STATION BLOCK 
i T_ 
a-_ T 
_-_ 
ST 
--- -- _ 
- -- 
SR 
- -- 
- -- - 
- -- _ EQUIPMENT 
- -- - 
- -- _ 
- -- - 
‘66 BLOCK BRIDGE BRIDGE 
OR RJZlX CLIPS CLIPS 1 1 
RJBlX I I 
MDF OR CAPlA 
(T) TIP 
(R) RING 
L--l-aI-,ld----J 
I I I 
Figure 4-5, Typical Connection Configuration 
14 20 
25 
yrJ SIGNAL 
1 
FRAME GND 
2 
RxD 
(Signal in) 
3 
TxD (Signal Out) 
4,5 
TIED TOGETHER 
6,8,20 TIED TOGETHER 
7 GND 
c 
Figure 4-6, RS-232 Interface Connector (Viewed from outside Dialer) 
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1 
I 
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Figure 4-7, USOC RJ3lX Jack and Cable ASSY. 
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