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Toshiba Strata Vi Electronic Key Telephone System Installation And Maintenance Manual
Toshiba Strata Vi Electronic Key Telephone System Installation And Maintenance Manual
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exist to allow the dissipation of heat generated by the power supply and NIKSU. Humidity at the MKSU loca- tion should be within 2Q-80% (without condensation), and the temperature should be relatively constant within a range of O-50’ C. Exposure to dust and airborne chemicals should also be taken into consideration. The MKSU must be located so that all stations are within 1000 cable feet of it. Acceptable cable is 22 or 24 AWG inside telephone station cable, jacketed but not shielded,...
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The MTOU houses several options that must be considered before it is installed in the MKSU, they are: Rackground music relay service-- the optional BR relay, -if installed, provides a dry contact at the BR terminals on the front of the IVITOU to control cut-off of BGM during an external page. The relay operates whenever an external page occurs. Night relay service-the optional NR relay, if installed, will provide a dry contact at the NR terminals on the front of the MTOU PCB. The W3 strap...
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A maximum of seven PCBs can be installed in the NIKSU, They are: i%lTOU (Tone Unit-k-one per system. CRDU (Repertory Dial Unit)-one per system, to be installed the NlCCU PCB when the Automatic Dialing-Station option is required. NlCCU (Central Control Unit)-one per system. MSTU (Station Interface Unit)- CO 1.W co 1,5,6 Ext 10-17 Ext. 18-25 install one for each group of eight stations. System maximum is two (16 stations), MCOU (Central Office Unit)--in- Disconnect the EPSA from the 115...
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The MTOU houses several options that must be considered before it is installed in the MKSU, they are: Background music relay servicz-- the optional BR relay, if installed, provides a dry contact at the BR terminals on the front of the MTOU to control cut-off of BGM during an external page. The, relay operates whenever an external page occurs. Night relay service-the optional NR relay, if installed, will provide a dry contact at the NR terminals on the front of the MTOU PCB. The W3 strap...
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A maximum of seven PCBs can be installed in the NIKSU. They are: MTOU (Tone Unit)--one per system. CRDU (Repertory Dial Unit)-one per system, to be installed the NlCCU PCB when the Automatic Dialing-Station option is required. MCCU (Central Control Unit)-one per system. 0 c install one for each group of eight stations. System maximum is two (16 stations). MCOU (Central Office Unit)-in- stall one for each group of three CO/PBX lines. System maximum is two (six lines). Two types of MCOU...
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Ensure that the power switch on the MTOU is then plug the EPSA into the 115 ;AC outlet and measure the voltage at the MTOU input terminals. Correct any problems, if necessary, before proceeding. Unplug the EPSA. Mount the CRDU on the MCCU if required (see Figure 8), Connect the memory back-up on the MCCU (and on the CRDi’if the system is so equipped). Refer to Figure 9, locate the SW1 battery strap on the CRDU, and the SW3 battery strap on the MCCU; the plugs are shown in the off or...
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using the plastic cable clamps that are provided. Run the cable under the MKSU and toward the rear, as shown in Figure 12. Route the cable from #l (Ext. 10-17) to Block A and the cable from #2 MSTU (Ext. 18-25) to Block B. Use the standard color code sequence and terminate the cables from the vIS’I’U PC& on the MDF blocks as shown in Figures 13 and 14. (Use one side of each block for each cable.) a Terminate the individual 2- pair station cables consecutively Oil each ViDF block; attach...
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BRIDGING CLIPS 2 PAIR JACKETED STATION CABLE 654321 66M150 SPLIT BLOCK :T. 17 3T USED MODULAR CORD
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2 PAIR JACKETED EiXT. 20 I 66M150 SPLIT BLOCK 1 EXT. 21 J 1 EXT. 22 -I 1 EXT. 23 J 1 EXT. 24 -I 1 EXT. 25 _I T USED MODULAR CORD EKT
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The various manufacturers of modular station blocks have employed different color codes to indicate the sequence of pairs in their blocks. However, the color code most commonly used is sho.wn in Figure 15. Verify the configuration of your modular blocks before connecting the station cables. Intercom codes are assigned permanently to specific MSTU cable appearances in STRATA VI. Make sure the station cables are connected to the proper terminals (Figure 15). The CO/PBX lines are intro- duced...