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Toshiba Strata Xiie, Strata Xxe Electronic Key Telephone Systems Installation And Maintenance Manual
Toshiba Strata Xiie, Strata Xxe Electronic Key Telephone Systems Installation And Maintenance Manual
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removed for access to these screws. 04.30 Printed Circuit Board Functions 04.31 Complete with all available options, both Strata systems utilize eight different PCBs, with a maximum of 12 for Strata XI/e and 19 for Strata XXe. They are: NOTE: Several optional features are now per- formed by external modules, see Para- graph 05 for information on peripheral equipment. HCOU: An interface between the HKSU and the central office or P5X lines. Ring detec- tion, hold and dial outpulsing are...
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INSTALLATION INSTiJCTlONS SECTION 300-020-200 JULY 1986 will continue to operate for several hours (the actual time period is in direct ratio to the type and size of batteries selected). 04.44 A Toshiba Strata electronic key telephone system requires a solid earth ground. Failure to provide such a ground may lead to confusing trouble symptoms in the sys- tem and, in extreme cases, circuit board fail- ure. In most installations, within the continen- tal United States, the ground provided by...
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SECTION 300-020-200 JULY 1986 The voltage outputs and checks are the same for the HPSU 8120 and HPSU 9120. Figure 4 shows the connector on the back of the HPSU. which is not marked. Therefore, it is necessary to reference Figure 4 to locate the appropriate pins and voltages. The left-hand column of pins are bridged to the right-hand column and should also be checked. propriate number of STAU PC& on the HSTU PCB. HSTU PCBs are factory-equipped with one STAU PCB. A...
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INSTAUATDON lNSTRUCTlONS SECTlON 309-020-200 JULY 1989 nw - HPSJ - - WC, .’ I -‘I FIGURE 6 - strata xx& PCB LOCATIONS -6- #3 HSTU serves sta- tions 26 - 33 #4 HSTU serves sta- tions 34 - 41 b) Strate XX=: #5 HSTU serves sta- tions 42 - 49 #6 HSTU serves sta- tions 50 - 57 #7 HSTU serves sta- tions 58 s 65 04.65 Install the re- quired number of HCOU (HPLU) PCBs in the posi- tions shown in Figures 5 and 6. The single type of HCOU (HPLU) PCB operates with either DTMF tone or dial...
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SECTION 300-020-200 JULY 1986 a) HSMB: Provides Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) features. b) HOXB: Provides Off -Premise Extensions for single-line telephones. c) HOLB: Provides Off-Premise Line features for the system - requires HPLU(s). d) HDCB: Provides Door Phone/Monitor Sta- tions, Door Lock and Alarm features. I e) HTIB: Provides TIE Line features for the system - requires HPLU(s). 05.02 Although different in size, all five external modules are...
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SECTION 300-020-200 JULY 1986 ory back-up battery. To connect the battery, in- stall the strapping plug so that it bridges the center pin with the pin labeled ON. FIGURE 9 HSMB STRAPS and SWITCHES 05.14 Select the data output speed using the SW7 strap. The speed may be set at 300 or 1,200 BPS by installing the strapping plug so that it bridges the center pin with the termi- nal labeled “300” or “1200”. 05.15 Two other switches (SW4 and SW5) located on the HSMB are...
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I~:STk!:ATIO~; lNSTRUCTlO?lS SECTION 3OO-020-206 SEPTEMBER 1986 FiGU-RE 11 - HTIB INSTAiiATIOni 05.32 Remove the HTIB cover szti l;.z~::-‘ :. :’ two operational mode straps on ;:,s? if7 J i’132 (mounted to the HTIB base). As :;+o:.:: ‘7: r : ure 11, the straps are located in :i:c r.-;‘7t L;-“- ter of the PCB: SW1 controls rhc o;ero;:or? : f TIE line circuit #l; SW2 conrrols Tit i~ne c::- wit #2. Set each switch to the 6:al ~)?I!so (DPI or DTMF tone (MF) srgnaliing pcs!t!or: L’S required....
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INSTALLATION tNSTRLJCTiONS SECTION 300-020-200 .- SEPTEMBER 1986 t-ItiUKt 73 - HKSU CABLE CLAMPING and ROUTING 06.04 Refer to Figure 14, and route the cable from #l HSTU (stations 10 - 17) to Block 1 and ihe cable from X2 HSTU (statrons 18 - 25) to Block 2, etc. HKSU FIGURE 14 - HSTU-TO-MDF WtRlNG 06.05 Use the industry-standard color code sequence and termrnate the cables on MDF blocks as shown In Figure i 5. (Use ( srde of each block for each cable.) Frgure 15 _ . generrc, In that it...
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SECTION 300-020-200 JULY 1986 3 HSTU 2-pair JACKETED STATION CABLE , . I I MODULAR STATION BLOCK T2 5432 MODULAR CORD STATION FIGURE 15 - MDF/EKT WIRING L -ll-
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SECTION 300-020-200 JULY 1986 TABLE B Strata X/i, &XXa CROSS-CONNECT REFERENCE DATA I I Color / Station Numbers Code W-BI BI-W W-Or Designation HSTU 81 HSTU #2 T I R DT 10 I 18 1 Or-W DR I ! R-Br W-Gr Gr-W W-Br Br-W w-s S-W R-Bi BI-R R-Or Or-R R-Gr Gr-R / T T I R I DT 11 19 DR T R DT 12 20 DR T R DT 13 21 DR Br-R R-S S-R Bk-BI BI-Bk Bk-Or R DT 14 22 DR T R DT 15 23 f Or-Bk 1 Bk-Gr DR 1 I I T I I Gr-Bk R Bk-Br DT...