Toshiba Strata Vie General Description Manual

							INSTALLATION PROCEDURES 
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10.31 Strata WE provides access to an 
external paging system by dialing two digits 
(89). The single output connection is made via 
the 8/600 terminals on the left side panel, and 
can be used in one of three ways: 
a) To operate customer-provided speaker 
directly via an internal 3-watt amplifier 
located on the SEPU PCB. 
b) If more than 3 watts are required, an exter- 
nal customer-provided amplifier can be con- 
nected to operate the external speaker. 
c) If talkback capability is required, a custom- 
er-provided talkback amplifier/speaker can be 
connected. 
NOTE: 
See Paragraph 10.80 for the correct vol- 
ume setting sequence. 
10.40 Direct Exthnal Speaker Connection 
10.41 The exact number of speakers that 
may be connected to the 8-ohm, 3-watt output 
will depend on type of speaker used, conductor 
resistance and desired volume. 
10.42 The 8-ohm output impedance must be 
selected with the SW2 switch on the left side 
panel (Figure 36). The switch must be on the 
side labeled “8”. 
10.43 connect the external speaker to the. 
MPEDANCE 
SWITCH 
FIGURE 36-IMPEDANCE SWITCH 
two 8/600 terminals on the left side panel 
connector block. 
* 
10.44 Adjust the speaker volume with the 
EX.SP volume control on the left side panel. 
10.50 External Amplifier Connection 
10.51 If more power is required than the 
SEPU amplifier can deliver, a customer-pro- 
vided external amplifier may be connected to 
the 8/600 terminals on the left side panel 
(connect external speakers to the external 
amplifier). 
10.52 Determine which output impedance is 
most suitable for the amplifier being used, and 
make the selection with the SW2 switch on 
the left side panel. 
10.53 If 8-ohm impedance is chosen, the 
EXSP volume control may be used to the con- 
trol input level to the external amplifier. If 
600-ohm impedance is chosen, the level is 
fixed and input must be controlled by the 
external amplifier. See Paragraph 10.80 for 
the correct volume setting sequence. 
10.60 Talkback Amplifier 
10.61 A customer-provided talkback ampli- 
fier/speaker may be connected to the external 
page(81600) terminals on the left side panel. 
10.62 For talkback operation, the SW2 
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1 Mute 2 -J output 
Volume 
Input 1 
4) 
,, Input 2 7 
Level 
1 input 2 
. Leve! 
FIGURE 37 
FIGURE 38 
EXTERNAL AMPLIFIER HOOK-UP 
switch must be set at “600”. The SMQU am- 
plifier is not used for the 600-ohm mode in 
order to permit a 2-way voice path. 
VOLUME SETTING CoNTRO&S 
control on the right-hand side of the EKTs. 
10.63 The EX.SP volume control on the left 
side panel will not function when the 600-ohm 
mode is selected. 10.75 If a separate BGM source is con- 
nected via an external amplifier on the exter- 
nal page, it can be heard from the external 
amplifier/speaker only. If required, 
Strata 
V/e 
can provide a dry contact control signal 1 
for muting the external BGM when a page is in 
progress.  10.70 
Background Music 
10.71 BGM uses the music-on-hold program 
source that is connected to the MOH input ter- 
minals on the left side panel or the internal 
MOH source (SMOU). It is broadcast through 
all EKT speakers (under the individual control 
of each station user) and will be heard if the 
m key is operated with the handset on- 
hook-and no line selected. 
10.72 As a programmable option, BGM from 
the MOH source can be heard via the external 
speaker (see Section 200-006-300, Program- 
ming Procedures). 
10.73 BGM is automatically pre-empted 
when a page or ringing signal must be output 
from an EKT speaker or the external speaker. 
10.74 Overall system BGM volume is set 
with the BGM volume control on the left side 
panel of the HKSU (see Paragraph 10.80 for 
the correct volume setting sequence). The vol- 
ume at individual stations is set with volume 
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VOLUME 
SETTING - 
ZONTROLS 
IO.76 To provide external BGM control, con- 
nect the BR terminals on the left side panel of 
the HKSU to the control terminals (mute, MIC 
switch, etc.) on the amplifier (see Figure 37). 
10.80 Volume Setting Sequence 
10.81 Refer to Figure 38 and adjust the vol- 
ume for MOH, BGM and External Page in the 
sequence outlined in Paragraph 10.82. 
10.82 Adjust the MOH level first according 
to the following procedures: 
1) Set the 
MOH volume control to its lowest 
level (counterclockwise). 
2) Lift the handset on one station and call 
another station using two CO/PBX lines. 
3) At the called station, put the incoming call 
on hold, and listen on the handset (not the 
speaker) of the calling EKT.  
						

							4) Using the volume control on the MOH 
source, adjust MOH to the most comfortable 
level without distortion. 
5) If a higher level is needed than can be pro- 
vided by the MOH source, turn the MOH vol- 
ume control slowly clockwise to achieve the 
most comfortable level without distortion. 
6) Release the connection between the two 
CO lines. 
7) No further changes should be made using 
the MOH control or the MOH source 
volume 
control. 
10.83 
If an external speaker is to be used in 
the system; adjust the external page and BGM 
levels as follows: 
1) Adjustments should be made while an 
actual external page test is in progress. Adjust 
the voice volume to a comfortable level. The 
procedure varies depending on the paging sys- 
tem configuration and the setting of the 
8/600-ohm switch (SW2): 
a) 8 ohms with no external amplifier-ad- 
just output level using the EX.SP volume 
control on the left side panel. 
,- b) 8 ohms with external amplifier-adjust 
output level using the EX.SP volume control 
along with the controls on the external 
amplifier. 
c) 600 ohms-the volume level through 
Strata V/e is fixed in this mode; adjust- 
ments must be made using the external 
amplifier controls. 
2) If background music is to be heard over the 
external speaker: 
a) Adjust voice page level per above proce- 
dures. 
b) With music playing over the speaker, 
adjust the volume to a comfortable level 
using only the BGM control on the left side 
panel of the HKSU. Do not tamper with the 
EX.SP control, external amplifier or MOH 
adjustments. 
c) If background music is connected directly 
to the external amplifier instead of through 
the system, all adjustments must be made 
on the external amplifier. 
10.84 If no external speaker is to be used in 
the system, adjust the BGM level as follows: 
1) Using an EKT in speakerphone mode, make 
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a 
call on a CO line, and adjust the EKT speaker 
volume to a comfortable level. 
. 
NOTE, 
This should be done in an area that has 
background noise that is about average 
for that particular installation. 
2) Using the m key, disconnect the CO call 
and activate BGM at the EKT. 
3) Using only the 
BGM volume control, adjust 
the BGM to a comfortable level. Do not use the 
EKT volume control. 
10.90 
Night Relay Service 
10.91 As an option, 
Strata V/e can pro- 
vide a dry contact for the purpose of control- 
ling an external loud ringing bell (or similar 
device) or an answering machine when the 
system is in the “NITE” mode. 
10.92 To provide this service, connect the 
external device to the NR contacts on the left 
side panel (see Figure 39). 
RELAY 
:ONTACTS 
C 
I 
FIGURE i9-RELAY CONTACTS 
IMPORTANT! 
The NR and BR relay contacts are rated 
at 24 VDC/I amp’and are not intended 
to operate high power devices directly. 
If the power required for the device 
being controlled exceeds the contact 
ratings, an external slave relay must be 
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10.93 The W3 strap option on the VMAU 
allows the NR relay to function in one of two 
modes: 
a) Answering Machine Control-if the W3 
strap remains intact, the relay is operated con- 
tinuously when the-system is in Night Service. 
This mode is intended for indirect control of an 
answering machine. 
b) Night Bell Control-if the W3 strap is cut, 
the relay pulses at a 1 -second on, 3-second off 
rate when the system is in Night Service and 
an incoming call is ringing the system. The 
mode is intended to be used for indirect con- 
trol of an external night bell. 
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DSS Feature Key Programming 
On the STRATA We, Xlle & XXe ‘systems, a maximum of two keys ma 
be programmed as DSSl and DSS2 on each station. The m and @ 
d 
keys function as both Direct Station Selection (DSS) and Busy Lamp Field 
(BLF) feature keys. 
It is recommended that a maximum of four DSS keys be directed-to+ one 
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station (Program 4#XX). Example: Stations 13, 22, 15 and 12 all have DSS 
keys directed to station 16. All DSS and BLF features operate. 
However, if more than four DSS keys are directed to the same station, 
the fifth and all succeeding keys will not function as a BLF when the 
target station is busy. This does not affect the Direct Station Selection 
feature (the station will still be selected when the appropriate DSS key is 
depressed). Example: Stations 13, 22, 15, 12 and 19 all have DSS keys 
directed to station 16. The DSS and BLF features operate for ‘stations 13, 
22, 15 and 12, but station 19 only has the DSS feature, not the BLF 
feature. 
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TABLE of CONTENTS 
ILLUSTRATION LIST 
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TABLE LIST 
01 INTRODUCTION ’ : : : : : : : : : : 
02 PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES . . 
02.00 General . . . . . . . . . . . . 
02.10 Multiple Station Programming. . . 
02120 Using 1 O-key EKT for Programming 
02.30 Preparation . . . . . . . . . . 
02.40 System Options . . . . . . . . 
02.50 CO Line Options . . . . . , . . 
02.60 Station Options . . . . . . . . 
02.70 Initialization . . . . . . . . . . 
02.80 System Data Entry . . . . . . . ................. i 
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FIGURE TITLE PAGE 
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2 Feature Key Assignments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 
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TITLE 
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Hold Recall Time Code 
........................ 10 
initialized Data 
........................... 12 
Program 01 -System Assignments (Basic) 
............... 16 
Program 02-System Assignments (Options) 
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.............. 17 
Program 0#2-Account Code Digit Length 
............... 18 
Program 03-System Assignments (Options) 
.............. 19 
Program 04-VCOlJ R/IF/DP Outpulsing Selection 
........... 20 
Program 05-Automatic Recall From Hold Timing 
............ 21 
Program 0#5-Camp-on Timeout 
................... 22 
Program 06-AROH Enable 
..................... 23 
Program 07-AROH Timing 
...................... 24 
Program 0#8-Night Ring Over External Page 
............ _ 25 
Program 09-Single CO Line (Dial 9) Group Selection 
.......... 26 
Program 09X-Four CO Line Group Selection 
............. 27 
Program 0#9-OPL Line Hunting 
................... 28 
Program 1 OO-Toll Restriction System Parameters 
........... 29 
Program 101 -Toll Restriction Disable 
................. 30 
Program 102-Forced Account Code Check 
31 1 
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Program 103-Equal Access or Other Common Carrier (OCC) #l ..... 32 
Program 104-OCC Authorization Code #l 
.............. 33 
Program 105-Equal Access or Other Common Carrier #2 
........ 34 
Program 106-OCC Authorization Code #2 
.............. 35 
Program 1 X0-Toll Restriction Class Parameters 
............ 36 
Program 1 XY-Toll Restriction Class-Area Code 
............ 37 
Program 1 X2-Toll Restriction Class-Off ice Code 
........... 38 
Program 1X1-Toll Rest. Class (AOC) Exception Table Selection 
..... 39 
Program 2XY-Area/Off ice Code Exception 
.............. 40 
Program 190-PBX Back-up 
..................... 41 
Program 
1 9X-PBX Access Codes .................. 42 
Program BXX-Station CO Line Access 
................ 43 
Program 4XX-Station Type Assignment 
............... 44 
Program 4#XX-Station Flexible Key Assignment 
............ 45 
Program SXX-Station Class of Service #l 
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............. 46 
Program 5#XX-Station Class of Service #2 
.............. 47 
Program GXX-Toll Restriction Classification 
.............. 48 
Program 7XX-Station Outgoing Call Restriction 
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....... 49 
Program 8xX-CO Ringing Assignments-DAY 
............ 50 
Program 8#XX-CO Ringing Assignments-DAY 2 
........... 51 
Program 9xX-CO Ringing Assignments-NITE 
............ 52 
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01 
INTRODUCTION 
01 .Ol The data governing overall system 
operation and feature execution for the 
Strata We system is stored in read-only- 
memory (ROM) and cannot be altered in the 
field. However, the data controlling operation 
of the various options, both system and sta- 
tion, is stored in random-access-memory 
(RAM) and can easily be changed according to 
individual installation requirements. 
01.02 All Strata options are controlled by 
selections made in the system data tables. An 
initialization process is provided for verifying 
predetermined system assignments. The in- 
staller can then proceed with any necessary 
changes. 
01.03 All system data changes are made via 
station 17 (as the input-output device), which 
may be equipped with either a lo-key or a 
20-key EKT. Whenever the system is placed in 
the programming mode, the keys on station 17 
are used to enter data while its LEDs display 
the current data. While station 17 is in the 
programming mode, the remainder of the sys- 
tem may still be used in the usual fashion. 
01.04 Internal battery power is provided to 
prevent loss of system data memory in the 
event of a power failure. 
NOTE: 
Whenever a system is installed for the 
first time or the VCCU is changed, the 
system must be initialized. See Paragraph 
02.70. 
02 PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
02.00 General 
02.01 
The Strata-system must be in the 
programming mode before system data can be 
verified or altered. With the exception of 
station 17, normal system functions are not 
suspended while in the programming mode. 
02.02 When the system is in the program- 
ming mode, station 17 is used to enter the 
system data in one of two ways: 
IMPORTANT! 
Station 17 may be equipped with either 
a 1 O-key \;r a 20-key EKT (a 20-key LCD 
EKT is recommended). In all tables and procedures that follow, a single key-des- 
ignation is given. 
In the majority of programs (Type l), the 
various keys are used to change “bits” of 
system data. The LEDs associated with the 
keys show the status of that “bit” before 
and after key depression. A particular key 
and LED will have a different meaning, 
depending upon the program number being 
used. 
In Type 2 programs, the dial pad is used to 
enter data. In this case, the system, using 
the INT and selected CO and AD LEDs, veri- 
fies the entered data by displaying it in 
binary format. An LCD EKT also displays the 
data, if equipped. 
02.03 The programming mode is activated 
by locking in the SET switch on the left side 
anel of the HKSU and then -depressing the 
&azI . . 
key on station 17. After the station has 
been activated, a program number is dialed on 
the station dial pad, and the system will 
respond as follows: 
Type 1 programs: Station 17 LEDs will dis- 
play the existing data in these categories. 
Type 2 programs: AD 1 LED on station 17 
will flash continuously. Actual data can be 
reviewed without alteration by multiple 
depressions of the 1 key. 
02.04 Data can be altered while it is being 
displayed. To input new data via station 17, 
perform the following: 
Type 1 program: The state of an LED is al- 
tered by depressing its associated key. 
Depressing the key while the LED is “on” 
will turn it off and vice versa. 
Type 2 program: Data is entered via the dial 
pad. The LEDs will display the data in binary 
format. An LCD EKT also displays the data, if 
equipped. 
02.05 Once the desired data is entered and 
displayed, 
it is written into memory by 
depressing the m key on station 17. 
l System and CO line options are written into 
temporary storage when the m key is 
depressed. After 
all changes in these cate- 
gories have been ma-de, transfer the data 
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into working memory per Paragraph 02.06. 
Station option data (with the exception of 
CO line access assignments) are written 
into the main data memory; therefore, all 
chanaes are effective immediatelv after the 
key is depressed. However, it is rec- 
ommended that the data transfer proce- 
dures per Paragraph 02.06 be utilized for 
added programming protection. 
02.06 Data may be secured in working 
memory in one of two ways: 
1) If the system is not in service, release the 
SET switch on the left,side panel of the HKSU, 
and cycle (rock) the system power switch off 
and on to transfer all data into the main data 
memory. Note: all calls are dropped when this 
occurs. 
2) If the svstem is in service and no calls 
should be dropped, depress the f 
re the data in 
working memory without cancelling any calls. 
Release the 
SET switch. 
02.10 Multiple Station Programming 
02.11 Programs 3XX through 9Xx are used 
to select options for individual stations (where 
XX represents the station number of the sta- 
tion being programmed). To save time, it is 
possible to program all stations or groups of 
stations simultaneously. 
02.12 Multiple station programming is ac- 
complished by substituting a special group 
code for the station number part of the pro- 
gram number (XX). The codes are: 
ai: All stations 
a 0: Stations 10 - 17 
mi: Stations 18 - 25 
02.13 When the multiple station group code 
is entered, the LEDs_ will display existing data 
as follows: 
Steady LED: Data is the same for all stations 
in dialed group. 
Flashing LED: Data is selected for at least 
one, but not all stations in that group. 
02.14 The state of an LED is altered by de- pressing its associated key. LEDs. that are 
flashing can be cycled through three states 
(flashing, on, off) by multiple key depressions. 
Other LEDs will cycle between on and off 
states only. Select data as follows: 
LED ON: Selects LED “ON” for all stations in 
the group. 
LED OFF: Selects LED “OFF” for all stations 
in the group. 
LED 
flash: No change to any station in the 
group. 
02.15 Once the proper data is selected, de- 
press the m key in the usual manner to 
write it into memory. 
02.20 Using 1 O-key EKT 
for Programming 
02.21 
If station 17 is equipped with a lo-key 
EKT, the system must be so informed by set- 
ting the ACB LED to “ON” in Program 01. This 
than e 
d is effective immediately after the 
l B key is depressed, making it easy to 
switch between EKT types. 
02.22 Once the system recognizes a lo-key 
EKT, the handset hookswitch can be used as a J 
shift signal to make the lo-key LEDs compat- 
ible with the 20-key programming format. 
02.23 As shown in Figure 1, the key/LEDs 
on a lo-key EKT represent INT, CO1 - C06, 
ACB, DND and MW/FL when the handset is 
on-hook and AD1 
- AD7, PAU, RDL and REP 
when the handset is off-hook. It is possible to 
switch back and forth an unlimited number of 
times without disturbing the data. 
PROGRAMMING MODE 
NORMAL 
HANDSET 
HPINDSET 
MODE 
ON-HOOK 
OFF-HOOK 
I m 
i-G-1 
I OND I I I 
AC6 
H CO6 DND 
H AC6 
t 
CO6 t 
co5 
H co4 co5 l-4 co4 
H RDL 
I PAU I 
AD 7 
H AD6 
I I AD 2 
FIGURE l-l O-key EKT KEY FORMAT 
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