Toshiba Strata Xii, Strata Xx General Description Manual
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION SECTION 100-020-100 JUNE 1983 l 0 0 _ 0 0 l 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 All Call Voice Page Automatic Callback TABLE B STANDARD FEATURES SYSTEM 0 (Interc0m)i.l. I-Z _* Group Paging -- Live System Programming Message Waiting Multiple Simultaneous Handsfree Intercom Paths Music-on-hold Interface d Night Ringing Over External Page Night Transfer Non-blocking Dialing Outgoing Call Restriction PBX Compatible Private CO Lines Repeat Last...
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION SECTION 100-020-100 JUNE 1983 MKSU (STRATA Xl,“& XX) t - To CO 25Pair Cable -1 Tunei ] External Speaker / r MDF DSS J P-Pair FIGURE -8 -SYSTEM DIAGRAM ._ : -IO-
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05.02 Functional block diagrams of the systems are shown in Figures 9 (STRATA XII) and 10 (STRATA XX). The systems, which are nearly t f identical, consist of: station interfaces (MSTU), which include a portion of the solid-state switch- ing matrix; the MXPU PCBs, containing the re- mainder of the switching matrix; the CO line interfaces (MCOU); the intercom circuits (MINU); DSS interface (MDSU); power, paging and MOH - interface (MPRU); the central control consisting of the MCAU/AMMU (the AMMU...
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION SECTION 100-020-100 JUNE 1983 1 MSTU MXPU EKT I I I DATA I I I _-_ ____ I I I MCOU COIPBX LINES I 1 I I I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I : 1 DATA MINU L I I I I I I MCOU ; ’ I 1 I I DSS CONSOLE ’ MDSU MPRU i EXTERNAL 11 ; SPEAKER I MCBU 4 1 Data MCAU Tl + 24V I RADIO / + 12v 4 POW -----I +5v POWER _ SUPPLY I AC 115V FIGURE g-STRATA XII FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM ’ __ : -12-
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION SECTION 100-020-100 JUNE 1983 5 MSMU _ I l-l,_ e;ni MSTU MXPU I il ? ?5 I XP XP - -1 ) MINU, DATA 1 / , IL. I I . I I I I I I MCOU COlPBX I- 1 LINES I >c c DSS CONSOLE MCBU( A MCBU 4 4 Data Mc*U 1 SPEAKER MPRU EXTERNAL 1;7 zv ! 1-1 1 1 RADIO I_ - - -1 AC 115v FIGURE lo-STRATA XX FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM . . -13-
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION SECTION 100-020-100 JUNE 1983 MPRU - one per system: Performs several system functions: l Provides connection points for the 24 VDC input power. l Houses the voltage regulators that provide 12 VDC and 5 VDC for system operation. l Houses circuitry and connection points for the relay services and music-on-hold (MOH). l Houses the external page amplifier. MOFVJ (DP or MF/DP): {L_- I ,,.“I .< ,. .I;,- ; -_ s r ‘! An optional PCB that serves as an interface between the...
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EKT varies from the standard EKT only in dif- ferent dedicated key functions and lacking an intercom key (it is on the DSS). The DSS is e- quipped with up to 56 station keys, an intercom key, an All -Call page key, Message Waiting/Flash key and a Night Transfer key. Either system may be equipped with one or two fully functional DSS consoles. 06.26 One or two DSS consoles may be option- ally added to either system as BLF consoles. Their only function is to provide station status information....
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION SECTION 100-020-100 JUNE 1983 Automatic Callback (Intercom) : Permits a station user who encounters a busy station on intercom to request a callback by dialing a dedicated access code. The system then monitors the called station and signals the caller when it becomes idle. Automatic Dialing-System: This standard feature allows 24 numbers to be stored in the system memory. After selecting an outgoing line, any station user can cause one of the stored numbers to be...
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XX. All intercom lines are able to carry hands- free conversations simultaneously. Music-on-hold Interface: An interface is included for a customer-provided music source. CO lines placed on hold will be connected to this source. In addition, this music may also be broadcast from EKT speakers and external page when the background music options are selected. Night Ringing Over External Page: As a programmable option, while the night mode is active, a system-generated ring tone will be...
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION SECTION 100-020-100 JUNE 1983 l-hold Illumination: The EKT user is shown a distinctive LED flash to indicate a line actually placed on hold at the EKT. All other stations see a normal on-hold-flash. l-use Illumination: A distinctive flash rate shows the line presently in use at a given EKT. Other stations see a steadly illuminated LED for that line. Modular Handset and Line Cords: All EKTs are equipped with modular handset and line cords. Mute Key: All EKTs have a II...