Toshiba Perception E Ex Digital Pbx Installation And Maintenance Manual

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TABLE 19-3 
Procedure - Electronic/Digital Telephone Test Procedure 
Authorization Procedure must be completed. If an OK response is received, proceed as follows: 
ITEM PROMPT USER ENTRY NOTE 
OK lTRM 
- DISK LOADING - 
REO I 1 
NOTE: 
The program 
e~diuQI3 is now active. Proceed to the electronic/digital telephone to be tested, go off-hook, and 
4 
q 1 m via the dialpad. Enter the following commands in sequence: 
ENTRY 1 ELECTRONIC TELEPHONE RESPONSE 1 ENTRY 
I ELECTRONIC TELEPHONE RESPONSE 
DiiOQ All LEDs = On Button 2 LED2=On(l =Off) 
Handset off-hook All LEDs = Flash (60 Hz) Button 3 LED3=On(2=Off) 
Handset on-hook All LEDs = Wink (120 Hz) Button 4 
LED4=On(3=Off) 
I 
mbutton on 1 All LEDs = Off I Button 5 ILED5=On(4=Off) 
ma button off 
BIB button on1 
m button on1 All LEDs = l-hold 
All LEDs = Off 
All LEDs = l-use Button 6 LED6=On(5=Off) 
Button 7 LED7=On(6=Off) 
Button 8 
LED8=On(7=Off) 
ml button on 
I 
All LEDs = Off I Button 9 (LED9=On(8=Off) 
m button off 
Dial 0 SPKR LED = On 
SPKR LED = Off 
LEDO=On Button 10 LEDlO=On(g=Off) 
Button 11 LED 11 =On(lO=Off) 
Button 12 LED 12 = On (11 = Off) 
Dial 1 
Dial 8 
Dial 1 
Dial 1 
Dial 1 
Dial 0 LED 1 =On(O=Off) Button 13 LED 13=On(12=Off) 
LED2=On(l =Off) Button 14 LED 14 = On (13 = Off) 
LED3=On(2=Off) Button 15 
LED 15 = On (14 = Off) 
LED4=On(3=Off) Button 16 LED 16=On(15=Off) 
LED5=On(4=Off) Button 17 LED 17 = On (16 = Off) 
LED6=On(5=Off) Button 18 LED 18=On(17=Off) 
Dial m 
I LED7=On(6=Off) I Button 19 I LED 19=On(18=Off) 
Dial 1 
Dial 1 
Dial p 
Dial 1 
Button 0’ 
Button 1 
I LED8=On(7=Off) I Handset off-hook] Dial tone on handset (19 = Off) 
LED9=On(8=Off) 
All LEDs = On 
All LEDs = Off Handset on-hook Dial tone through speaker2 
m button Ringing through speaker3 
m button Override tone through speaker 
LEDO=On 
LED1 =On(O=Off) m button End of test, electronic/digital 
telephone idle 
(continued) 
i --. : 
3;. 
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TABLE19-3 (continued) 
NOTES: 
1. The button strip test begins with the bottom button. 
2. Check the bottom right-hand volume control on speakerphone electronic/digital telephones. 
3. Check the upper right-hand volume control on speakerphone electronic/digital telephones. 
ignore line entered. 
Stop printing and return to REQ. 
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TABLE 19-4 
Procedure 
- Attendant Console Test Procedure 
Authorization Procedure must be completed. If an OK response is received, proceed as follows: 
ITEM PROMPT USER ENTRY NOTE 
OK -lTRM 
- DISK LOADING - 
REQ 
1 
I I ENTRY 
I ~~~~~ CONSOLE RESPONSE 
Piilii All BLF LEDs = On m: 
Associated LED = On, Others = Off 
m button 
All BLF LEDs = Off 
mmsi* Associated LED = On, Others = Off 
Dial n 
I ICI TIE & STAT RING = On 
I@izma* I Associated LED = On, Others = Off 
Dial I 
Dial 1 ICI CO & STAT BSY = On, Others = Off 
ICI WAT & STAT FWD = On, Others = Off -m* -~ 
Associated LED = On, Others = Off 
m* Associated LED = On, Others = Off 
Dial i 
Dial 1 
Dial 1 ICI FX & STAT DND = On, Others = Off 
ICI INT & STAT RST = On, Others = Off 
ICI RCL & STAT HNT = On, Others = Off m* 
Associated LED = On, Others = Off 
m* 
Associated LED = On, Others = Off 
W’ 
Associated LED = On, Others = Off 
Dial 0 
I ICI OPR & STAT VCT = On, Others = Off Im* I Associated LED = On, Others = Off 
Dial 1 
Dial 1 
Dial B ICI TIM & STAT TLK = On, Others = Off 
ICI SER = On, Others = Off 
ICI HLD = On, Others = Off Dial a 
Dial a 
Dial a TGBO=On SRC COS DEST= 1 ‘“1 
TGBl=On - - 12 **2 
TGB2=On - - 
123 “3 
Associated LED = On, Others = Off Dial 1 All LEDs = Off, busy tone via handset 
Associated LED = On, Others = Off 
Associated LED = On, Others = Off Dial 1 
m* Buzzer via speaker (check volume control) 
MIN ALM = On, Others = Off 
m. Associated LED = On, Others = Off BE** 
MDR LED = On, Others = Off 
mEI* Associated LED = On, Others = Off w 
CW LED = On, Others = Off 
All LEDs = Off End of test, Console = Night 
* = Button l * = BLF Indication 
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TABLE19-4(continued) 
NOTES: 
1. The program is now active. Proceed to the Attendant Console to be tested, press an LPK button, 
and enter 1 fi 
q i 4 B @ n via the dialpad. Enter the following commands in sequence: 
ignore line entered. 
Stop printing and return to REQ. 
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5. Peripheral Equipment Test (Table 19-5) 
5.01 
The TPER Program is designed to aid in fault 
location by disabling and enabling various PCE3s 
and circuits. When a faulty circuit or PC6 has been 
located, it is left disabled until it can be replaced in 
order to prevent it from interfering with normal 
system operation. 
5.02 It is also possible, with the 
TPER Program, to 
determine the busy/idle status of any station, trunk, 
or DTMF receiver port. To use the 
TPER Program 
(refer to Table 19-5): 
l Perform the Authorization Procedure (Level 1 or 
a 
Enter: TPER (in response to the OK prompt). 
l REQ will be printed when the program has 
loaded. 
Enter: One of the following commands: 
DSCDXXX-Disables PC6 XXX regardless of busy/ 
idle status (XXX = TXX, LXX, CXX, or RXX); 
lights PCB FALT LEDs, and returns the REQ 
prompt. 
DSTKNNX-Disables trunk NNX if it is idle (NN = 
trunk PCB number, i.e., TO1 = 01; X = circuit 
number on that PCB, i.e.,1 - 4), lights the FALT 
LED relating to that circuit (FALT #1 for circuits 1 
& 2; FALT #2 for circuits 3 & 4), and returns the 
REQ prompt. 
DSLCNNX-Disables station circuit NNX if it is idle 
(NN = station PCB number, i.e., LO4 = 04; X = 
circuit number on that PCB, i.e., 1 - 8), lights the 
FALT LED relating to that circuit (FALT #l for 
circuits 1 - 4; FALT #2 for circuits 5 - 8), and 
returns the REQ prompt. 
ENCDXXX-Enables PCB XXX (XXX = TXX, LXX, 
CXX, or RXX), turns FALT LEDs off, and returns 
the REQ prompt. 
ENTKNNX-Enables trunk NNX (NN = trunk PCB 
number; X = circuit number on that PCB), turns 
FALT LEDs off unless other circuit is still dis- 
abled, and returns the REQ prompt. 
ENLCNNX-Enables station line circuit NNX (NN 
= station PCB number; X = circuit number on that PCB), turns FALT LEDs off unless the other ... 
circuits are still disabled, and returns the REQ GG ._-, 
prompt. 
DSDSNNX-Disables DSS console circuit NNX 
(NN = PCB number; X = circuit number), lights 
the FALT LED relating to that circuit, and returns 
the REQ prompt. 
ENDSNNX-Enables DSS console circuit NNX 
(NN = PCB number; X = circuit number), turns 
FALT LEDs off if all circuits are enabled, and 
returns the REQ prompt. 
DSRCNNX-Disables DTMF receiver circuit 00X/ 
01X if it is idle (ROO = basic cabinet /ROl = 
expansion cabinet; X = DTMF receiver circuit in 
that cabinet, 1 - 8), lights the FALT LED on the 
NPRU PCB relating to that circuit (FALT #l for 
circuits 1 & 2; FALT #2 for circuits 3 & 4; FALT #3 
for circuits 5 & 6; and FALT #4 for circuits 7 & 8), 
and returns the REQ prompt. 
ENRCNNX-Enables DTMF receiverOOX/Ol X (OO/ 
01 = PCB number ROO; X = circuit number in that 
cabinet, 1 -.8), turns the FALT LED off unless the 
other circuit is still disabled, and returns the REQ 
prompt. 
DSCIXXX-Disables each circuit on the PCB as it 
becomes idle, lights the appropriate FALT LED 
as circuits are disabled, and returns the REQ 
prompt. 
LIPS-Prints out a list of all system ports (DTMF 
receivers, DSS consoles, stations, and trunks) 
that are idle at the time that the command is 
entered, and returns the REQ prompt when the 
printout is complete. 
LBPS-Prints out a list of all system ports (DTMF 
receivers, DSS consoles, stations, and trunks) 
that are busy at the time that the command is 
entered, and returns the REQ prompt when the 
printout is complete. 
LDPS-Prints out a list of all system ports (DTMF 
receivers, DSS consoles, stations, and trunks) 
that are in a disabled state at the time that the 
command is entered, and returnsthe REQprompt 
when the printout is complete. 
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							STLCNNX-Gives the status of station line circuit 
NNX (NN = station line PC6 number; X = circuit 
number on that PCB). The output format will be 
a combination of two items. (See Notes 1 and 2.) 
Station Type’ 
EKT 
ATT 
UNEQ 
UNAS 
Example: 
REQ Status2 
BSY 
DIS TTY 
DIS CBL 
DIS TLD 
STLC002 
CKT 2 EKT IDL 
l Returns the REQ prompt when the printout is 
complete. 
SlTKNNX-Gives the status of trunk circuit NNX 
(NN = trunk PCB number; X = circuit number on 
that PCB). The output format will be a combina- 
tion of two items. (See Notes 1 and 2.) 
Trunk Type’ 
co 
FX 
WAT 
TIE 
CCSA 
UNEQ 
UNAS 
Example: 
REQ Status* 
IDL 
BSY 
DIS l-f-Y 
DIS TLD 
ST-i-K001 
CKT 1 TIE IDL 
l Returns the REQ prompt when the printout is 
complete. 
STDSNNX-Gives the status of DSS circuit NNX 
(NN = PCB number; X = circuit number). The 
output format will be IDL, BSY, DIS TTY, DIS 
CBL, DIS TLD. (See Notes 1 and 2.) 
Example: 
REQ STDSOOi 
CKT 1 IDL 
l Returns the REQ prompt when the printout is 
complete. 
STRCNNX-Gives the status of DTMF receiver 
00X/01X (OO/Ol = receiver PCB number ROO/ 
R01; X = circuit number in that cabinet). The 
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output format will be IDL, BSY, DIS TTY, DIS 
TLD, UNEQ, UNAS. (See Notes 1 and 2.) 
Example: 
REQ STRCOOl 
CKT 1 IDL 
l Returns the REQ prompt when the printout is 
complete. 
NOTES: 
1. Type: UNEQ = No PCBin thatposition. 
UNAS = PCB is equipped but no 
data is assigned. 
2. Status: IDL = Idle. 
BSY = Busy. 
D/S 77-Y = Manually disabled 
via 77-Y. 
DIS CBL = Electronic/digital 
telephone, port dis- 
abled by soft-ware, 
due to open cable. 
DIS TLD = Software disabled 
due to trafficioad (in- 
dicates faulty PCB). 
STCDXXX-Gives the status of all circuits on PCB 
XXX (XXX = PCB location LXX, CXX, TXX, or 
ROO/Ol ). Printout formats will be the same as for 
STLC, SlTK, and STRC commands, but will list 
all circuits on that PCB in the order of the circuit 
number. 
l Returns the REQ prompt when the printout is 
complete. 
CALL TNNX-Sets up a monitor link from Trunk 
NNX to the remote test center: 
l This command is used at a remote test 
center to establish an audio link between the 
system and the test center. The objective is 
to command the system to select a particular 
trunk (A) and to dial the number of a tele- 
phone at the test center. When the call is 
answered, a 440 Hz tone will be heard. 
l Once a monitor link has been established, 
other trunks can be tested. The trunk to be 
tested (B) is seized by the keyboard terminal 
command and then the test number (for 
example: time, weather, tone, etc.) to be 
dialed is entered via the terminal. The audio 
responses are monitored at the test center. 
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l The set-up sequence includes several steps 
that are led by system prompts. Following 
the entry CALL TNNX, the system prompts 
will be as follows: 
WAIT-Indicates that the first command was re- 
ceived. A carriage return must be entered in 
order to advance the program. 
Enter: [9. 
STS TLK, WAIT, or OVR (Status)-Gives the 
status of the requested trunk. 
l STS TLK will be output if the trunk was idle 
and has now been seized. The program will 
automatically advance to the next prompt 
W). 
l STS WAIT indicates that the requested trunk 
is busy. The program will automatically re- 
turn to the WAIT prompt. 
Enter: 
‘9m! - to access the same trunk again 
or m 
q to return to the REQ 
prompt. 
l STS OVR indicates that the requested trunk 
does not exist in the system. 
Enter: mato return to the REQ prompt. WAIT-Indicates that the command was received. 
A carriage return must be entered to advance the 
program. 
Enter: 
q . 
DN (Directory Number)-The system is request- 
ing the number of the,telephone to be called at 
the test center. 
Enter: DN followed by a 
q . 
STS TLK, DDL, or RLSA (Status)-Gives the 
status of the connection. 
l STS TLK will be output if the dialing is com- 
plete, and the program will automatically 
advance to the next prompt (TRK). 
l STS DDL indicates that the trunk was still STSTLK, BSY, OVR, or RLSA(Status)-Gives the 
status of the connection. 
l STS TLK will be output if the requested trunk 
was idle and has now been seized. The 
program will automatically advance to the 
next prompt (DN). 
l STS BSY indicates that the requested trunk 
is busy. The program will automatically re- 
turn to the TRK prompt above in order to 
allow another trunk to be selected. 
l STS OVR indicates that the requested trunk 
does not exist in the system. The program 
will automatically return to the TRK prompt 
above to allow another trunk to be selected. 
l STS RLSA is output if the monitor link trunk 
(A) was disconnected due to a malfunction or 
some outside influence, such as the distant 
end going on-hook. After printing STS RLSA, 
the program will automatically return to the 
REQ prompt. 
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DN (Directory Number)-The trunk undertest (6) 
has been seized and the system is requesting 
the number to be dialed (time, weather, tone, 
dialing when 
q was entered. 
Enter: 
q to advance the program. 
l STS RLSA indicates that Trunk A was dis- 
connected due to a malfunction or some 
outside influence, such as the distant end 
going on-hook on a ground start trunk. After 
printing STS RLSA, the program will auto- 
matically return to the REQ prompt. 
TRK (Trunk)-At this point, the monitor link to the 
test center (using Trunk A) has been established 
(a 440 Hz tone is heard when Trunk A is an- DDL (Dialing)-The system is dialing via Trunk 6. 
When dialing is complete, progress tones (ring- 
ing, etc.) will be heard over Trunk E3 via the 
monitor link Trunk A). When the test is com- 
plete, enter 
h - to release Trunk B and to return 
to the TRK prompt. 
Enter: [9. 
STS TLK, DDL, RLSA, or RLSB (Status)-Gives 
the status of the connection.  swered at the remote test center), and the sys- 
tem is requesting the identity of a trunk to be 
tested. 
Enter: CALL TNNX (TNNX = port number of 
the trunk to be tested; 440 Hz tone 
removed). 
etc.). 
Enter: DN followed by a 
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, 1,. 
, 
0 
0 STS TLK will be printed in response to a q 
entered following the above dialing prompt. 
The 
q released the trunk under test (B), 
therefore the output indicates the status of 
the monitor link (A). The program will auto- 
matically return to the TRK prompt in order to 
allow another trunk to be selected. 
STS DDL will be printed if a 
q was entered 
before dialing was complete. This state is the 
same as DDL above, 
STS RLSA will be printed if the monitor link 
(A) is released due to a malfunction or some 
outside influence. The trunk under test (B) 
will also be released and the program will 
automatically return to the REQ prompt . 
STS RLSB will be printed if the trunk under 
test (Trunk B) is released due to a malfunc- 
tion or some outside influence. The program 
will automatically return to the TRK prompt in 
order to allow another trunk to be selected. 
Example: Monitor link trunk (A) = T014. 
Test center DN = 730-5000. 
Test DN = 730-0002. 
Trunk under test (B) = T012. 
I PROMPT 1 USER ENTRY 1 
. ..or... 
TABLE19-5 
Procedure - Peripheral Equipment Diagnostic Procedure 
Authorization Procedure must be completed. If an OK response is received, proceed as follows: 
ITEM PROMPT 
USER ENTRY NOTE 
OK 
TPER 
- DISK LOADING - 
=Q I 1 
NOTE: (con timed) 
See Table 19-5a forpossible entries. The REQ prompt will repeat following each test. Enter as many 
separate entries as required. 
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TABLE 19-5a 
TRUNK STATUS ENTRIES 
ENTRY DESCRIPTION 
RESPONSE 
DSCDNNN 
DSTKNNX 
DSLCNNX 
ENCDNNN 
ENTKNNX 
ENLCNNX 
DSDSNNX 
ENDSNNX 
DSRCNNX 
ENRCNNX 
DSCIXXX 
LIPS 
LBPS 
LDPS 
STLCNNX 
Sl-TKNNX Disable PCB XXX immediately 
Disable Trunk NNX’ 
Disable Line Circuit NNX’ 
Enable PCB XXX 
Enable Trunk NNX’ 
Enable Line NNX’ 
Disable DSS Circuit NNX’ 
Enable DSS Circuit NNX” 
Disable RCVR NNX’ 
Enable RCVR Circuit NNX’ 
Disable PCB XXX when idle 
List all idle ports 
List all busy ports 
List all disabled ports 
Status of Line Circuit NNX’ 
Status of TRK NNX’ PCB disabled, FAULT LEDs on 
TRK disabled, FALT LED on, REQ prompted 
Line disabled, FALT LED on, REQ prompted 
PCB enabled, FALT LEDs off, REQ prompted 
Trunk enabled, FALT LED off if all circuits are enabled, REQ prompted 
Station line enabled, FALT LED off if all circuits are enabled, REQ prompted 
DSS disabled, FALT LED ON, REQ prompted 
DSS enabled, FALT LED off if all circuits are enabled, REQ prompted 
RCVR disabled, FALT LED ON, REQ prompted 
RCVR enabled, FALT LED off if all circuits are enabled, REQ prompted 
Each port disabled when idle, FALT LEDs on 
Idle ports = LNNX, TNNX, etc., REQ prompted 
Busy ports = LNNX, TNX, etc., REQ prompted 
Disabled ports = LNNX, TNNX, etc., REQ prompted 
Type (Note 1) Status (Note 2) 
5OQl2500 
IDL, BSY 
EKT 
DIS CBL 
UNEQ 
DE -l-l-Y 
UNAS 
DIS TLD 
Al-l- 
REQ prompted 
Type (Note 1) Status (Note 2) 
WAT IDL 
Fx BSY 
TIE DIS l-l-Y 
co DIS TLD 
CCSA REQ prompted 
UNEQ 
UNAS 
STDSNNX Status of DSS NNX’ Type (Note 1) 
Status (Note 2) 
IDL, BSY 
DIS CBL 
DIS l-l-Y 
DIS TLD 
STRCNNX 
STCDXXX Status of RCVR 00X’ 
Status of PCB XXX Status = IDL, BSY, DIS TTY, DIS TLD, UNEQ, UNAS, REQ prompted 
Circuit #1 = Same as STLC, STTK, STRC 
Circuit #2 = Same as STLC. SlTK, STRC 
Circuit #3 = Same as STLC, SlTK, STRC 
Circuit #4 = Same as STLC, STTK, STRC, REQ prompted 
l NN = PCB number X = Circuit number (confinuec 
NOTE: When requesting status, etc., of a universal port (U slots), the entty must be as a line PCB (example: PCB in slot U26-entry: STCDLZG). 
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TABLE 19-5a (continued) 
ENTRY 
DESCRIPTION RESPONSE 
CALL TNNX 
Sets up SYSTEM USER ENTRY NOTE 
monitor link 
using TNNX WAIT 
q 4 
STS TLK.. .or.. . 
Automatic advance to DN Prompt 
STS WAIT...or... 
q 
5 
STS OVR 
mm 6 
DN 
mm 7 
DDL 
El 8 
STS TLK...or... 
Automatic advance to TRK prompt 9 
STS RLSA...or... Automatic return to REQ prompt 
10 
STS DDL 
q 11 
TRK Call TNNX 12 
(contimed) 
NOTES: 
1. Type: UNEQ = No PCB in that position. 
LJNAS = PCB equipped but no data is assigned. 
2. Status: IDL = Idle. 
BSY = Busy. 
DIS TTY = Manually disabled via TTY. 
DIS CBL = Electronic/digital telephone port disabled by software due to open cable. 
3. - 
I 
B DIS TLD = Software disabled due to traffic load (indicates faulty PCB). 
B = Ignore line entered. 
= Backspace. 
D 
= Stop printing and return to REQ. 
B m = Exit program. 
4. - is required to advance program. 
5. Requested trunk (A) is busy. Enterm to try again. 
6. Requested trunk (A) does not exist in the system. Enter-m m to return to the REQ prompt. 
7. Enter the test center DN followed by a. 
8. Allow time for completion of dialing and then enterm. 
9. Dialing is complete; program advances to TRK prompt. 
IO. Trunk A (monitor link) has been released due to a malfunction or an outside influence, such as the distant 
end going on-hook (ground start). 
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