Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx Information Manual

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CHART 5-16 
INSTALL MAINTENANCE TERMINAL INTO SX-200@ CABINET 
Step 
1. Action Comments 
Unpack and install the maintenance terminal 
Set terminal BAUD rate to 9600 
(VT-100 or equivalent) in its assigned 
position. 
2. Connect an RS-232 cable between the 
terminal and the local port on the 
maintenance panel on the front of the 
system. The maximum length of the RS-232 
cable is 15 m (50 ft). 
3. If installing a remote terminal, connect a 
modem to the remote port on the 
maintenance panel, and connect another 
modem to the terminal. NOTE: Connection can be made to 
only one port at a time, either local 
or remote, but not both. 
4. 
5. Connect the modems to each other; as Modems may be interconnected 
required by their installation instructions, and through the TELCO switched 
local site wiring. Refer to Figure 5-14. network only when required; 
however, an auto-answer modem is 
required at the PABX. 
Plug in line cords and turn on both modems 
and the terminal. 
Notes: 
1. An RS-232 type cable that is to be permanently connected to either the local or remote 
MAINTENANCE PORT connector of the maintenance panel must be a flat ribbon type to allow 
the front door to be closed with the cable connected. A permanently connected cable is to be 
routed between the maintenance panel and the Peripheral shelf to the back of the cabinet, and 
is to exit with the connectorized cables. 
2. LOCAL (DTE) port is designed to interface with a terminal. It is wired as a DCE port designed to 
interface with a DTE device. 
3. REMOTE (DCE) port is designed to interface with a modem. It is wired as a DTE port designed to 
interface with a DCE device. 
4. The KONTACTTM workstation may be connected to the LOCAL port if pin 4 is connected to pin 8. 
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TABLE 5-l 
MAINTENANCE PANEL RS-232 CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS 
W-232 
pin RS-232 
signal DCE 
data communication equipment 
[local (dte) port] DTE 
data terminal equipment 
[remote (dce) port] 
2 DATA RX TX 
3 DATA TX RX 
4 READY TO SEND i/P 
5 CLEAR TO SEND O/P 
6 DATA SET READY O/P O/P 
I/P 
I/P 
7 SIG. GROUND 
8 CARRIER DETECT O/P (not used) 
I/P (not used) 
20 DATA TERMINAL READY I/P (not used) 
O/P 
TABLE 5-2 
MAINTENANCE PANEL RS-232 CONNECTOR VOLTAGE MEASUREMENTS 
REMOTE (DCE) LOCAL (DTE) 
pin 
pin 
13 
25 
12 
24 
11 
23 
10 
22 
09 
21 
08 
+I0 (O/P) - 20 
07 - GND 
19 
06 - +3.8 (O/P) 
18 
05 - +3.8 (l/P) 
17 
04 - +lO (O/P) 
16 
03- 0 
15 
02 - -10 (TX) 
14 
01 13 
25 
12 
24 
11 
23 
10 
22 
09 
21 
20 08 
07 - GND 
19 
06 
18 
05 - +I0 (O/P) 
17 
04 - +3.8 (I/P) 
16 
03 - -10 (TX) 
15 
02- 0 
14 
01 
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REMOTE - DEDICATED, PUBLIC NETWORK 
RX 
TX TERMINAL 
C---A 
REMOTE - DIAL-UP 
PAIR 
,,....CCT FOR AUTO-ANSWER 
MODEM. TO DPABX VIA 
CENTRAL OFFICE 
T=L  
REMOTELY LOCATED 
TERMINAL 
NOTE: The Auto-Answer MODEM is 
permanently connected to one 
local station circuit (extension). 
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Figure 5-14 Maintenance Terminal Connections - SX-200@ Cabinet 
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CHART 5-17 
INSTALL MAINTENANCE TERMINAL INTO SX-200@ UNIVERSAL CABINET 
Step 
1. 
Action Comments 
Unpack, inspect, and install the maintenance Set terminal BAUD rate to 9600 
terminal (VT-100 or equivalent) in its 
assigned position. 
2. Connect an RS-232 cable between the 
terminal and the port on the maintenance 
panel. Set switch to DTE. Maximum RS-232 cable length is 15 
m (50 ft) 
3. If installing a remote terminal, connect a A modem may be connected to the 
modem to the DCE port on the lower rear maintenance panel port if the switch 
panel, and connect a similar modem to the 
is set to DCE 
terminal. See Figure 4-8. 
4. Connect the modems to each other, 
Modems may be interconnected 
following their instructions and local wiring through the public switched 
requirements. Refer to Figure 5-15. network, on a when required basis; 
however, an auto-answer modem is 
then required at the PABX 
5. Plug in line cords and turn on both modems 
and the terminal. 
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REMOTE 
- DEDICATED, PUBLIC NETWORK 
DEN! 
REMOTELY LOCATED 
TERMINAL 
REMOTE - DIAL-UP 
TO DPABX VIA 
CENTRAL OFFICE 
3 - ;I,, 
0 
- 
MODEM 
REMOTELY LOCATEC 
TERMINAL 
AUTO-ANSWER 
CONNECT 
MODEM. 
NOTE: The Auto-Answer MODEM is 
permanently connected to one 
local station circuit (extension). 
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Figure 5-15 Maintenance Terminal Connections - SX-200@ Universal Cabinet 
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Step 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
CHART 5-18 
INSTALL ATTENDANT CONSOLE 
Action 
Unpack console and place it in position at 
Attendant workstation. 
Comments 
Refer to Figure 5-16. 
Connect headset (or handset) to its cord, and 
plug cord into jack at side of console. 
Plug the console modular cord into the jack 
at the back of the console and into its 
assigned modular telephone jack. The two jacks are in parallel; either 
may be used. 
Jack is marked LINE PORT. 
At the distribution frame, cross connect the 
cable from the modular jack to the cable 
from the console module of the Universal 
card. Refer to Figure 5-17. Refer to Table 5-6 for wiring 
information for the console module 
and the console modular jack. 
Notes: 
1. The Console must be connected to its default position (Bay 2, Slot 3, Position 1) to access the 
default database during installation and initial Customer Data Entry. Bay 2, Slot 3 must contain a 
Universal Card with a Console module in position 1. 
2. The maximum loop length from the cabinet to the console is 300 m (1000 ft) using 26-AWG 
wire. 
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/DOCUMENTATION 
PRE-FORMED 
HANDSET 
HANDSEl 
CORD PACKAGING 
, CONSOLE 
PACKAGING  PRE-FORMED 
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Figure 5-16 Unpacking Attendant Console 
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DPABX 
CROSS 
%ECT 
MODULAR 
JACK 
25 PAIR 
CONNECTORIZED 
CABLE x 
QUAD 
STATION 
WIRE 
CONSOLE 
MODULAR 
CORD 
CONSOLE MODULE 
NOTE: 
USE ONLY MITEL CABLE 
ON UNIVERSAL 
P/N 559900007 FOR THE 
CARD 
CONSOLE MODULAR CORD. 
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Figure 5-l 7 Console Installation 
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Step Action 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. CHART 5-19 
INSTALL UNIVERSAL CARD AND MODULES 
While wearing the antistatic wrist strap, Figure 5-18 shows a Universal C 
unpack the universal card(s) and its modules. and Modules. 
Inspect for loose or missing components, 
and for damage. Complete repair tag, repack, and 
return any damaged or incorrect 
items. 
Insert the modules into their assigned 
locations, press them until they snap into 
their standoffs and then insert the universal 
card into its assigned slot in the card shelf. 
(Refer to Figure 5-19). 
Complete the Tip & Ring Assignment form 
for each module on the Universal Card. 
Ensure that the correct equipment 
cross-connections are performed at the MDF 
to connect this card with its associated 
equipment. 
Note: If a Console Module is not being installed in Bay 
tenance panel cable from J27 of the backplane. 2, Slot 3, Circuit 1, remove the main- 
TABLE 5-3 
BACKPLANE T&R ASSIGNMENTS FOR EACH MODULE POSITION Comments 
Total power rating per universal 
card cannot exceed IO. 
Refer to Figure 5-20 and Tables 5-3 
and 5-4 for Tip & Ring assignments 
for each Universal Card module. 
Refer to Table 5-5 for module 
power ratings. 
Module Module TxRx 
Position Tl Rl T2R2 T3R3 
1 Tl Rl T2 R2 T3 R3 
2 T4 R4 T5 R5 T6 R6 
3 T7 R7 T8 R8 T9 R9 
4 TlO R10 
Tll RI1 T12 R12 
TABLE 5-4 
TIP 81 RING ASSIGNMENTS 
Module Tl Rl T2 R2 
T3 R3 
Console Rx TX nc 
Receiver/relay nc Relay 1 Relay 2 
(subcircuit 5) (subcircuit 6) 
MOH/Pager music input 
PA output relay contacts 
E&M Trunk Tl RI TRl RR1 El Ml 
Note: The relays on the Receiver card are program-controlled. The relay on 
the MOH/Pager is operated when the paging circuit is in use (primarily 
for controlling an external amplifier). The system will indicate an alarm 
and ignore the universal card if its power rating is greater than 10. 
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TABLE 5-5 
MODULE POWER RATING 
Module Power Rating 
Console 5 
Receiver/Relay 2 
MOH/Pager 1 
E&M Trunk 3 
TABLE 5-5 
CONSOLE MODULAR JACK CONNECTIONS 
Jack Pin Pair 
Colour Description 
3 green T2 - line in 
4 red R2 - line in 
1 blue not used 
6 white not used 
Refer to Figure 5-20. 
TABLE 5-7 
E&M TRUNK MODULE SWITCH SETTINGS 
Switches 
Function 12345578 
PABX to Line Gain 
3 dB oxxxxxxx 
-13 dB 1 xxxxxxx 
Line to PABX Gain 
-4 dB xoxxxxxx 
-11 dB xlxxxxxx 
Termination 
600 ohm xx10xxxx 
Complex xx01xxxx 
Transmission 
2 wire xxxxlxxx 
4 wire xxxxoxxx 
Signaling 
Type 1 xxxxxlxx 
Type 5 xxxxxoxx 
0= open, I= closed, x= not applicable 
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