Toshiba Strata Vie General Description Manual

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TBZ 
HOXB TB3 
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NOTE. For OPX operafion. the control data 
crrcuircommecrion for EKT21 isnotrequired. 
INSTALLATION PROCEDURES 
SECTION 300-006-200 
MAY 1986 
are 
FCC registered 
with a facility inter- 
face code of OL 13A. 
lf an alternate DC 
supply/ritig 
gener- 
ator is to be used, 
con tact your Toshiba 
supplier for details. 
3) 
HOXB-to-convention- 
al single-line telephone 
connections are made 
from the telephone to 
the HOXB terminal strip 
(TB2) with industry- 
standard 2-, 4- or 6-wire 
cable. 
NOTE: 
The HOXB requires a 
negative DC voltage; 
therefore, the main 
HKSU power cannot 
be used (it is +24 
volts). 
FIGURE 19-HOXB WIRING 
1) HOXB-to-HKSU connections are made via a 06.60 Off-Premise Line Connection 
Lr 
’ 4-wire modular cord from station 20 (on the 
HKSU) to the HOXB terminal strip (TB3) voice 06.61 When using the HOLB unit, CO lines 
and control data termi- 
nals. A station 21 voice- 
only connection is re- 
quired if a second OPX 
circuit is desired. 
2) HOXB-to-MRGU con- 
nections are made from 
the MRGU output termi- 
nal strip to the HOXB 
terminal strip (TBl). 
a) Connect 80 VAC, 
25 Hz, output on the 
MRGU to the “BELL” 
input on the HOXB. 
b) Connect the -48 
VDC and 0 V battery 
terminals on both 
units, observing the 
correct polarity. 
c) Connect FG to FG 
on both units. 
IMPORTANT FCC 
INFOhMA TION: 
HOXB and MRGU 
Standerd Phone c 
ul 
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CO/PBX 
FIGURE 20-HOLB WIRING 
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1, 2 and 3 (RJ-25C) or 1, 2 or 3 (RJ-1 1C) are 
connected to the CO 1, 
2, 3 (or CO 1, CO 2 or 
CO 3) in connectors on the HOLB unit. Then, 
connect a g-wire cable from the HOLB to the 
CO l-3 connector on the right side panel of 
the HKSU. An 8-wire factory-provided cable is 
connected from the HOLB l-3 connector (on 
the HKSU left side panel) to the HOLB unit. 
Connect up to three conventional, single-line 
telephones to the modular connectors (TEL 1, 
2, 3) on the HOLB (Figure 20). 
06.62 A similar procedure is followed if a 
second HOLB unit is to be connected to the 
HOLB 4-6 connector. 
06.63 A single answering machine con- 
nected to OPL circuit #l will also serve OPL 
circuit #2 and/or #3. An HOLB is equipped 
with a chain of relay contacts (Figure 20) that, 
operating under software control via 
Program 
0#9, can 
switch incoming calls on CO circuits 
#2 and/or #3 to the OPL #l output circuit. 
This hunting operates only during NITE service 
and can occur only with the three circuits 
appearing on the PCB; and it always occurs 
from #3 and/or #2 to #l. (It is not possible to 
chain two HOLB PCBs together.) 
06.70 
Station Message Detail Recording 
Connections 
06.71 
If the system is to be equipped with 
Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR), an 
HSMB option module must be connected to 
the system (via two factory-provided 8-wire 
cables) from the HSMB’s 
CONT and PW con- 
nectors. Printer types known to be compatible 
with this system are: 
Texas Instruments Model 743/745 
OKI Data Model 82A 
06.72 The data output is in 7-bit ASCII code 
with one start bit, 
one parity bit (even parity) 
and one stop bit. Figure 21 shows the detailed 
connections for the printers listed above. 
06.73 Verify that the RS-232C output cable 
is connected to the PCB with the proper pin- 
out connections (A or B), the battery strap is 
ON, and the data speed and incoming/outgo- 
ing call options are selected per Paragraph 
06.50. 
07 EKT INFORMATION 
07.00 
General 
Texas Instruments 743./745 . 
FG 1 
1 FG 
RD 3 3 RD 
HSMB ‘z=$ ; _ 6 DSR 
7 SG Printer 
CD 8 - 8CD 
DTR 20 
- p 20 DTR 
1 
OKI Data 82A 
FG 1 1 FG 
RD 3 
. 3RD 
HSMB OS* 6 6 DSR 
SG 7 7 SG Printer 
CD 8 
8 CD 
DTR 20 
11 SSD’ 
“Supewsory 
Send Data-cable modlflcatlon required. 
FIGURE 21 
HSMB/PRINTER CABLING 
07.01 
Six different Electronic Key Tele- 
phones (EKTs) may be used in the 
Strata 
V/e 
system. The lo-key EKT (Figure 22) is 
available as a speakerphone or with handsfree 
answerback (HFU) only. The two models, iden- 
tical in appearance, are equipped with four 
permanently dedicated keys and 10 line/fea- 
ture keys. 
The HFU model may be answered 
handsfree on intercom calls only. The lo-key 
BLF EKT with speakerphone (Figure 23) is sim- 
ilar in appearance to the lo-key, but with a 
Busy Lamp Field (BLF). 
FIGURE 22-IO-key EKT 
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FIGURE 23-IO-key BLF EKT 
07.02 Three additional EKTs that are very 
similar to the lo-key, but with 10 additional 
keys, are also available. The 20-key EKT (Fig- 
ure 24) is available as a speakerphone or with 
handsfree answerback only. The two models, 
identical in appearance, are equipped with 
four permanently dedicated keys and 20 line/ 
feature keys. The HFU model may be answered 
handsfree on intercom calls only. A 20-key 
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) EKT (Figure 25), 
which has a 32-character alphanumeric dis- 
play, is also available. 
07.03 All EKTs share the same dimensions: 
Height: 3.87” (98.5 mm) 
Width: 7.0” (178 mm) 
Depth: 9.0” (229 mm) 
FIGURE 24-20-key EKT FIGURE 25-20-key LCD EKT 
07.04 
Each is equipped with either 14 or 24 
line/feature keys in addition to a push-button 
dial pad. Up to six of the keys are utilized for 
CO/PBX lines: one for intercom access and 
the remaining keys are used for feature opera- 
tion. System software assignments permit 
wide variation to the feature keys on all six 
EKTs. 
07.05 The principal components of the lo- 
key electronic key telephone are: handset, dial 
pad, handsfree answerback HFU) microphone, 
a microphone control key 
hn. speaker and 
m key, two ringing/speaker volume con- 
trols, one intercom key, nine CO/PBX line or 
feature keys. LED indicators are rovided for 
all keys except the m and 
b 
l keys. 
With the exception of the four permanently 
dedicated keys, the feature keys can be 
assigned to any one of several keystrip modes 
by programming. The identical EKT is also 
available as a speakerphone. 
07.06 The lo-key BLF EKT provides the 
same features as those listed in Paragraph 
07.05, plus an LED indication showing which 
stations are in use. 
07.07 The 20-key EKT provides the same 
features as those listed in the above two para- 
graphs, plus 10 additional feature keys. 
07.08 A 20-key Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) 
EKT, incorporating the same features as those 
listed for the above EKTs, may be located at 
any or all of the stations. The 32character 
alphanumeric display provides an accurate 
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clock/calendar in its idle state. In use, the dis- 
play provides elapsed time of call (incoming or 
outgoing), dialed number, calling station or CO 
line. 
07.09 All EKTs feature modular handset 
cords and are connected to the system via 4- 
conductor modular line cords. In addition, each 
EKT model may be used at any or all stations. 
07.10 
EKT Wall Mounting 
07.11 
All EKTs are mounted in the same 
manner, and they may be mounted on a wall 
or any other flat, vertical surface to which the 
base can be secured. When selecting the 
mounting site, consider the EKT’s weight and 
the additional stresses to which the mounting 
will be subjected. 
07.12 Mounting screws or mollies, appropri- 
ate for the surface on which the telephone is 
to be secured, must be provided by the 
installer. 
07.13 Locking tabs secure the EKT’s base. 
The direction in which the base is attached to 
the EKT determines whether it will be used as 
a desk unit or wall unit (it is factory-configured 
as a desk unit). Disengage the locking tabs by 
pushing downward on the base (Figure 26) 
and then rotate the base 180” and insert it into 
the lower four locking tabs. 
FIGURE 26-REMOVING EKT BASE 
07.14 
Refer to Figure 27, choose which of 
the knockouts are appropriate for the tail cord 
route, and then cut them out. 
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FIGURE 27-EKT WIRE ACCESS 
07.15 Secure the unit to the desired wall 
site. (Use dimensions shown in l%guro 27 to 
position the unit.) 
07.16 Route the tail cord through the holes 
in the base and secure the EKT (Figure 28). 
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FIGURE 28-EKT WIRE ROUTING 
07.17 
An optional 13’ handset cord is avail- 
able from your Toshiba supplier, and it is sug- 
gested that this cord be used when wall 
mounting an EKT. 
07.18 Remove the handset hanger and in- 
insert it in the upper hole as shown in Figure 
29. Note that the hanger fits in the notch in 
the handset. 
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							FIGURE 29-HANDSET HANGER 
07.20 EKT Connections 
07.21 
Connect the appropriate length line 
cord to the modular connector, route the cord 
to the EKT and connect to the EKT modular 
jack. Test the EKT per Paragraph 09. 
08 SYSTEM POWER-UP INITIALIZE 
08.00 General 
08.01 
Stasta V/e has a list of standard 
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system data assignments stored in ROM that 
can be entered at any time by performing the 
initialize sequence outlined below. The system 
must be initialized when it is first installed or 
whenever the VCCU PCB is changed. This will 
allow the system to be tested and any faults to 
be corrected before time is spent on program- 
ming. 
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FIGURE 30-VCCU BAlTERY STRAP INSTALLATION 
PROCEDURES 
SECTION 300-006-200 
MAY 1966 
NOTE. 
Do not initialize if using a preprogram- 
med, battery-protected VCCU. 
08.02 
Refer to Figure 30 and verify that the 
battery on the VCCU is connected to ensure 
that data changes entered after initialization 
will not be lost due to power failure. 
NOTE: 
The SET LED will not function if the VCCU 
battery is not connected. 
08.03 
To initialize the system data memory, 
refer to Figure 31 and perform the following: 
POWER 
FIGURE 31 -INITIALIZE SWITCH 
1) Place the system power switch (POW) in 
the ON position. 
2) Depress the INT switch on the left side 
panel, and hold it in. 
3) Depress the SET switch and allow it to lock. 
l SET LED goes on. 
l Station 17: All LEDs except SPKR and 
MIC flash continuously. 
4) Depress and release the 
SET switch again. 
l SET LED goes off. 
l Station 17: All LEDs go off. 
5) Release the INT switch. 
6) Cycle the power sw.itch OFF and ON. 
08.10 
Clearing Automatic Dialing 
08.11 
The Automatic Dialing memory will 
contain random numbers when the system is 
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must be cleared to prevent meaningless num- 
bers from being dialed. 
IMPORTANT! 
Station 17 may be equipped with either 
a 
1 O-key or a 20-key EKT. Prior to per- 
forming the procedure that follows, 
refer to Paragraph OZ.ZO/Figure I, Pro- 
gramming Procedures, Section 300-006- 
300, for instructions on using a I O-key 
EK T for programming. 
08.12 
To clear the Automatic Dialing (-Sys- 
tern and -Station) memory (up to 40 numbers), 
proceed as follows: 
1) Lock in the 
SET switch on the HKSU. 
l Station 17: All LEDs except SPKR and 
MIC flash continuously. 
2) Depress the m key on station 17. 
l SPKR LED lights steadily. 
3) Dial ~~~ on the dial pad. 
l SPKR LED flashes continuously. 
4) Depress the mm m m keys, 
respectively. 
l The corresponding LEDs light. 
5) Depress the m key. 
l All station 17 LEDs (except REP) go off. 
6) Release the 
SET switch on the HKSU: 
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FIGURE 32 
HSM3 SWITCHES and LEDs 
l The SET LED and REP LED on station 17 
go off. 
08.20 
SMDR Real-Time Clock Adjustment 
08.21 
One of the functions of the HSMB is 
to provide a calendar and clock for showing 
time, date and duration of recorded calls. This 
clock and calendar must be set when the sys- 
tem is first placed into service. 
08.22 The HSMB is equipped with a battery 
to protect the clock and calendar settings in 
event of a power failure. Ensure that the 
HSMB battery 
(6AlT) strap is in the ON posi- 
tion (see Figure 1 1). 
08.23 The HSMB will automatically adjust 
for 30- and 28-day months and leap year. 
08.24 The HSMB is equipped with three 
switches and two LEDs (Figure 32). Looking 
from top to bottom, the functions of the 
switches are as follows: 
STR: Writes data into memory once it is 
properly displayed. 
MOD: Selects items to be adjusted. Multiple 
depressions of the 
MOD switch will cause 
item numbers to be displayed sequentially 
1 
by LED #l. The possible displays are: 
Off 
1 = year 
2 = month 
3 = day 
4 = hour 
5 = minute 
6 = start 
INC: Selects the data (hour, minute, day, 
etc.) for the item number selected by the 
MOD switch and displayed by LED #l. LED 
#2 displays data selected by the 
INC switch. 
l Depressing the INC switch once incre- 
ments data by 1. 
l Depressing and holding the INC switch 
causes data to increase continuously 
until the 
INC switch is released. 
08.25 To set clock and calendar: 
1) Verify that the battery is connected on the 
HSMB (Figure 32). 
2) Depress the MOD switch once. 
l LED #l displays 1 (year). 
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l LED #2 displays current data. 09 SYSTEM TEST PROCEDURES 
3) Use the INC switch to correct data in LED 
#2 display. 09.00 EKT Functional Check 
4) Depress the MOD switch once. 
l LED #l displays 2 (month). 
l LED #2 displays current data. 
5) Use the 
INC switch to correct data in LED 
#2 display. 
09.01 In order to verify basic system func- 
tions, and confirm the proper functioning of 
the EKT itself, perform the following test 
procedures at each station. Begin with the 
lowest numbered station and continue through 
all stations. 
09.02 With handset on-hook: 
6) Depress the 
MOD switch once. 
l LED #l displays 3 (day). 
l LED #2 displays current data. 
7) Use the 
INC switch to correct data in LED 
#2 display. 
8) Depress the 
MOD switch once. 
l LED #l displays 4 (hour). 
l LED #2 displays current data a) Depress the m key. 
l INT LED: l-use flash. 
l SPKR LED: on steady. 
l MIC LED: on steady. 
l Listen for intercom dial tone via the EKT 
speaker. 
b) Adjust speaker volume with the volume 
control on the right-hand side of the EKT. 
9) Use the INC switch to correct data in LED 
#2 display. 
10) Depress the 
MOD switch once. 
l LED #l displays 5 (minute). 
l LED #2 displays current data. c) Depress the m key. 
l CO 1 LED: l-use flash. ’ 
l SPKR & MIC LEDs: on steady. 
l Listen for CO/PBX dial tone via the EKT 
speaker. 
a- 11) Use the INC switch to correct data in LED d) Dial any digit (I- D on the dial pad and dial 
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#2 displav. tone will stop. 
. 
12) Depress the MOD switch once. 
l LED #l displays 6 (start). 
l LED #2 has no display. e) Depress the m key. 
l Listen for circuit break followed by dial 
tone after approximately 2 seconds. 
f) Continue to depress each m key in order 
on every EKT; the following should occur: 
l CO LED: l-use flash. 
l SPKR & MIC LEDs: on steady. 
l Listen for CO/PBX dial tone via the EKT 
speaker.  13) Slide the 
STR switch to ON and then back 
to 
OFF. 
. LEDs go off. 
l Data is transferred to working memory 
and time keeping starts. 
NOTE. 
If LED #1 is changed to OFF before STR 
is operated, existing data will not be 
changed regardless of adjustments made 
in previous steps. NOTE: 
If no CO/PBX facility is connected to a 
m key, dial tone will not be heard but the 
LED is still functional. 
g) 
When CO testing is complete on each EKT, 
08.30 
Program Listing continue EKT test by depressing them key. 
08.31 The HSMB has the capability to re- 
l SPKR & MIC LEDs: off. 
trieve current customer data from memory and 
l EKT speaker off. . 
output it to the SMDR printer. h) Depress the m key. 
08.32 See Section 200-006-300, 
Program- l DND LED: on. 
ming Procedures for printout method and for- i) Depress the m key. 
mat. . DND LED: off. 
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j) Depress the m key. 
l CO 1 LED: l-use flash. 
l SPKR & MIC LEDs: on steady. 
l Listen for CO/PBX dial tone via the EKT 
speaker. 
k) Depress the m key. 
l CO 1 LED: i-hold flash. 
l Speaker off (no dial tone). 
. SPKR & MlC LEDs: off. 
I) Depress the m key. 
l CO 1 LED: l-use flash. 
l SPKR & MIC LEDs: on steady. 
l Listen for CO/PBX dial tone via the EKT 
speaker. 
m) Depress the m key. 
l CO 1 LED: Conference call fiash rate. 
l Dial tone continues. 
n) Depress the m and m keys. 
. CO 1 LED: off. 
. SPKR & MIC LEDs: off. 
l Dial tone: off. 
o) Call the EKT that is being tested from 
another station. 
P) 
4) Dial 4 at calling station. 
l Tone signalling heard via the called sta- 
tion’s speaker. 
Adjust tone signalling volume with volume 
control on the rear left-hand side of the EKT 
being tested. 
l Listen for caller’s voice via called EKT’s 
speaker after the single tone signal. 
l Called station’s INT LED: l-called flash. 
r) Depress the m key. 
l INT LED: l-use flash. ’ 
l SPKR & MIC LEDs: on steady. 
l Listen for intercom dial tone via the EKT 
speaker. 
s) Lift handset. 
. SPKR & MIC LEDs: off. 
l Speaker off. 
l Listen for dial tone via handset receiver. 
t) Call another station and talk into the hand- 
set transmitter. 
l Verify that your voice can be heard via 
the called EKT’s speaker. 
u) Hold down them key, and set the hand- 
set back on-hook. 
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e INT LED: l-use flash. 
l SPKR & MIC LEDs: on steady. 
v) Tap the EKT microphone and verify that the 
sound can be heard via the called EKT’s 
speaker. 
w) Depress the m key while tapping the 
microphone and verify that the sound cannot 
be heard via called EKT’s speaker. 
l MIC LED: off while the m key is de- 
pressed. 
x) Depress the w key. 
. INT LED: off. 
. SPKR & MIC LEDs: off. 
y) Depress the m key. 
l INT LED: l-use flash rate. 
l SPKR & MIC LEDs: on steady. 
l Listen for intercom dial tone via the EKT 
speaker. 
z) Call a busy station. 
l Listen for busy tone. 
aa) Depress the m key. 
l Dial tone should be heard for 2 seconds 
followed by busy tone again. 
bb) Depress the m key. 
. SPKR & MIC LEDs: off. 
. INT LED: off. 
cc) Depress the m key. 
l INT LED: l-use flash rate. 
l SPKR & MIC LEDs: on steady. 
l Listen for intercom dial tone via the EKT 
speaker. 
dd) Dial 00 to cancel the ACB feature. 
l Dial tone should be heard for 2 seconds 
followed by busy tone. 
ee) Depress the m key. 
. SPKR & 
MIC LEDs: off. 
. INT LED: off 
09.03 This completes the station functional 
check for the EKTs; repeat the procedure for all 
EKTs in the system. . 
09.10 
Off-Premise 
Extension/Conven- 
tional Telephone Functional Check 
09.11 
Perform the following test procedures 
at each Off-Premise Extension/Convent$nal 
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a) Lift the OPX handset and listen for intercom 
dial tone. 
b) Dial the number of another station. 
l Dial tone will stop when the first digit is 
dialed. 
l Ringing or voice paging will be heard at 
the called station. 
c) Lift the handset at the called station. 
l Ringing stops. 
d) Verify that a 2-way voice connection exists 
between the OPX and the called station. 
e) Go on-hook at both stations. 
f) Lift the OPX handset and listen for intercom 
dial tone. 
g) Dial a. 
l An idle line, from the group defined by 
Program 09, will be seized. 
l Listen for CO dial tone. 
h) Dial a test call. 
l Verify that a 2-way voice connection is 
established. 
,’ i) Flash the hookswitch on the OPX and listen 
for intercom dial tone. 
j) Dial the number of another station. 
l Dial tone will stop when the first digit is 
dialed. 
l Ringing or voice page will be heard at 
the called station. 
k) Lift the handset at the called station. 
0 Ringing stops. 
I) Verify that a 2-way voice connection exists 
between the OPX and the called station. 
m) Flash the hookswitch on the OPX. 
n) Verify that a 3-way conference is 
lished. estab- 
o) Go on-hook at the OPX. 
p) Verify that the CO line and called station 
are connected. 
q) Go on-hook at the called station. 
09.20 OPL Circuit Functional Check 
09.21 
Peritirm the following test procedures 
on each OPL/CO line pair: a) Lift the OPL telephone handset and listen 
for CO dial tone. 
b) Verify that the corresponding CO line LED 
lights on the system EKTs. 
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c) 
Dial a test call from the OPL telephone. 
l Verify that a 2-way voice connection is 
established. 
d) Depress the corresponding line key on an 
EKT. 
l Verify that the privacy feature prevents 
access. 
e) Go on-hook at OPL telephone. 
f) Depress the OPL CO line key on an EKT and 
listen for CO dial tone. 
g) Dial a test call from the EKT. 
l Verify that a 2-way voice connection is 
established. 
h) Lift the OPL telephone handset: 
l Verify that a 3-way voice connection is 
established. 
i) Go on-hook at both stations. 
j) Make an incoming call to the OPL CO line. 
l Ringing will be heard at the OPL tele- 
phone.* 
l Appropriate EKT(s) will ring. 
l Appropriate EKT LED(s) will flash. 
*NOTE: 
if OPL. hunting is programmed for the line 
being tested, the call will always ring OPL 
station # 1 if it is idle. 
k) Lift the OPL telephone handset to answer 
the call. 
l Ringing stops. 
l EKT LED(s) light steadily. 
l Verify that a 2-way voice connection is 
established. 
I) Depress OPL a key on an EKT. 
l Verify that the privacy feature 
access. prevents 
m) Go on-hook at the OPL telephone. 
n) Make another incoming call to the OPL CO 
line. 
o) Answer the call using-an EKT. 
l Verify that a 2-way voice connection is 
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established. i) Put the printer “on-line” (DTR signal on). 
p) Lift the OPL telephone handset. 
l Verify that a 3-way voice connection is 
established. 
q) Go on-hook at both stations. 
09.30 
SMDR Functional Check 
l Call record will be output. 
j) Make an incoming call to the system and 
delay answering it for several rings. 
k) Answer the call. 
09.31 Perform the following test to verify 
the proper functioning of the SMDR feature. I) Enter an account code as in Step d. 
m) Hang up. 
a) Connect the printer to the HSMB. 
b) Set data speed and select type of calls to be 
recorded per Paragraph 05.14. 
l Call record will be output to the printer 
in the format shown in Figure 34. 
09.40 
Feature Check 
c) Make an outgoing call from any EKT. 
09.41 Verify that all system features func- 
tion properly per Section 200-006-400, Oper- 
ating Procedures. 
d) Enter an account code as follows: 
l Dial the access code (ail). 
* Dial the account code (6 digits). 10 MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT 
CONNECTIONS 
e) Hang up after the call has been active for at 
least 10 seconds (calls of less than 10 seconds 
duration will not be recorded). 10.00 Wiring Connections 
10.01 
All connections to ’ miscellaneous 
equipment are made via the barrier strio 
r 
mounted on the left side panel as shown in 
Fiaure 35. 
l The call record will be output to the 
orinter in the format shown in Fiaure 33. 
r -- CI--- --- 
Mrl/DD/YY 
01 10 
HH:MM 00:30:51 7305000 
02 14 HH:MM 00:02;39 a531212 123456 
04 18 HH:MM 00:01:37 12135551212 654321 
03 15 HH:MM 00:04;51 la002436161 
07 19 HH:MM 00:02;25 2731750 
FIGURE 33-SMDR PRINTOUT EXAMPLE (Outgoing Call Record) 
MM/DD/YY 
01 10 HH:MM 00:01:13 00;02 
02 14 HH:MM 00:02;30 00;04 
03 11 HH:MM 00:03:36 00;10 654321 
10.10 MOH/ _ 
BGM Source 
10.11 
Connect 
the customer-pro- 
vided MOH/BGM 
program source 
(tuner, tape deck or 
commercial source) 
via the two MOH 
terminals on the 
barrier strip. Input 
impedance is 600 
ohms. 
10.20 Music-On- 
Hold Volume Con- 
trol 
FIGURE 34-SMDR PRINTOUT EXAMPLE (Incoming Call Record) 
f) Take the printer “off-line” (DTR signal off). 
10.21 Adjust the 
MOH volume with 
the 
MOH volume 
control on the left side oanel. Maximum vol- 
ume is limited by internal circuits in order to 
comply with FCC regulations. See Paragraph  g) Make an outgoing call. 
h) Hang up after the call has been active for at 
least 10 seconds. IO.86 for the Correct volume setting 
sequence. 
l Call record will not be output. 10.30 External Paging Connections 
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