Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx Engineering Information Manual
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Engineering Information Universal card contaipns one 8 bit MC68121 CPU supported by 4 kbytes of EPROM, which formats and controls the routirig of data between the system PCM bus and the console. 8.08 On each analog trunk circuit card is an MC6802 CPU with up to 4k bytes of PROM that controls functions such as seizing and releasing trunk circuits. Digital Switching 8.09 The SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX uses a specially developed very large scale integrated (VLSI) circuit to implement the analog-...
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Engineering Information , CONTROLLER 3 DATA LINKS 7877R’IEl Figure 8-1 SX-200” DIGITAL PABX System Architecture (480-Port Configuration) Page 8-3
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Engineering Information - 0,4Y 1 AND BAY 2 - - -- -- -- MAIN CONTROL CARD --- MAINTENANCE TO/FROM PERIPHERAL DEVICES 8 VOICAW’~TA 8 VOICE/DATA CARDS I KAOlBORlEl Figure 8-2 SX-ZOO@ DIGITAL PABX System Architecture (338-Port Configuration) Page 8-4
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Engineering Information % RAM SPACE 70 KA0051ROEO KA0052ROEI Figure 8-3 Memory Availability V.S. Number of Programmed Devices % RAM SPACE I 10 15 20 25 30 DIGITS (x.1000) Figure 8-4 Memory Availability V.S. Number of Abbreviated Dial Digits Page 8-5
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Engineering Information % RAM SPACE 50 40 30 20 10 5 10 15 20 25 30 ARS DIGITS h1000) KA0053ROEC Figure 8-5 Memory Availability V.S. Number of ARS Digits _ NUMBER OF LINE APPEARANCES NOTE: All programmable SUPERSET key appearances take up space (Direct trunk select. Private line. Direct he select. Key he. Multiple call line, Personal outgoing line). KAOOSOROEI Figure 8-6 Memory Availability V.S. Number of SUPERSET@ Key Appearances Page 8-6
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Engineering Information ACCOUNT CODE DIGITS (x10001 KAOO44ROEO Figure 8-7 Memory Availability V.S. Number of Account Code Digits Main Control Card 8.13 The Main Control card is the highest level in the intelligence hierarchy of the SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX. It contains the follow- ing: l l Message interface (HDLC). 68000 CPU EPROM containing system power-up routines Dynamic RAM Flop.py disk interface circuitry for two 5.25 inch drives Two communication Ports (UARTs) Digital Signal Processor...
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Engineering information Peripheral Switch 8.15 The purpose of the peripheral switch is to concentrate the circuit switch links from up to 12 digital peripheral cards (and 18 links) on one side, down to the six links provided by the circuit switch matrix on the other side. Note that only Bays 1 and 2 are switched through the peripheral switch. The peripheral switch com- prises three DX chips; one concentrates Bay 2 and two concentrate Bay 1. Message Subsystem 8.16 The function of the message...
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Engineering Information TABLE 8-1 SX-200@ PCM CIRCUIT SWITCH LINK ASSIGNMENTS iDLC message system Digital Signal Processor link Bay 3 voice link (lower shelf), ringing reference Bay 3 voice link (upper shelf), message link (HDLC) Bay 3 voice link (shared) Bay 4 voice link (lower shelf), ringing reference Bay 4 voice link (upper shelf), message link (HDLC) Bay 4 voice link (shared) Bay 1 voice link (lower shelf) Bay 1 voice link (lower shelf) Bay 1 voice link (upper shelf) Bay 1 voice...
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Engineering information TABLE 8-2 PERIPHERAL INTERFACE CARDS control-over-voic Speech Path Accessing - Digital 8.20 For each digital peripheral interface card, there are 1.5 PCM links allocated, connecting it to the circuit switch-matrix on the Main Control card. Under control of the Main Control card (via the message subsystem), the transmit and receive channels of an originat- ing circuit can be connected to the receive and transmit channels of any other circuit through the circuit switch...
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Engineering Information LINE CARD NUMBER 1 006 EQUIPMENT NUMBER 0 00s 1713ROE 1 2 3 L-4 -5 El= 6 7 e 8 9 10 11 - 16 17 18 19 24 25 26 29 29 30 MUSIC ON HOLD SPEECH PATHS Figure 8-8 Analog Speech Paths Page 8-ll/ll