Trillium Panther Ii Feature Module Iv System Manual

							Panther II 820/1032/2064-100 
SYSTEM CAPABILITIES 
ZOJPBXICentrex Lines 10 (9 with Door Answer) 
‘anther Sets 32 HF or 32 NHF sets or a 
combination of both (max. 32 
including Attendant Consoles) 
Utendant Consoles. 16 maximum 
ntercom Speech Paths 4 
Ioor Modules 2 
>ower Fail Transfer 3 See Note. 
Station Message Detail 
?ecording 
l Baud Rate 150,300,600, 1200, 
2400,480O or 9600 
l RS-232C Connection 
l 80 Column Printout 
l No protocol between data 
recorder and printer 
l 1 Start Bit, 7 Character Bits, 
2 Stop Bits, No Parity 
Note: 
One PFT Unit: Transfers 4 C.O. lines to 4 standard telephones. 
Two PFI’ Units: Transfers 8 C.O. lines to 8 standard telephones. 
Three PFT Units: Transfers 10 C.O. lines to 10 standard telephones. 
Table 2-3 Panther II 1032 System Configuration Maximums 
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Z.O./PBWCentrex Lines 20 See Note 1. 
‘anther Sets 64 HF or 64 NHF sets or a 
combination of both (max. 64 
including Attendant Consoles) 
qttendant Consoles 32 maximum. See Note 2. 
ntercom Speech Paths 8 
Ioor Modules 4 
Dower Fail Transfer 6 (3 max. per KSU) 
Station Message Detail 
l Baud Rate 150,300,600, 1200, 
qecording 2400,480O or 9600 
l RS-232C Connection 
l 80 Column Printout 
9 No protocol between data 
recorder and printer 
l 1 Start Bit, 7 Character Bits, 
2 Stop Bits, No Parity 
Notes: 
1. 18 C.O. lines with 2 Door Answer Units, 19 with 1 Door Answer Unit. 
2. Sixteen 1032 DSS/BLF Consoles, or Fourteen 2064 DSS/BLF Consoles are 
allowed (max). If a combination of 1032 and 2064 DSS/BLF Consoles are used, 
the maximum number of 2064 DSS/BLF Consoles is 10. 
Table 2-4 Panther II 2064 System Configuration Maximums 
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Key Service Unit (KSU) 
2.0 4 The Key Service Unit, typified in Figure 2-2, is a microprocessor-controlled 
unit employing space division switching and stored program control to provide all of 
the switching and control requirements of the system. The KSU is wall mounted, and 
has connectors which facilitate connection of lines, telephone sets and ancillary 
equipment. The external lines are connected to the KSU directly. The sets are 
connected to the KSU via a Terminal Block (typically a 66Block or Bix Block). A 50- 
pin connector connects the KSU to the Terminal Block, while 4-wire cables connect the 
Terminal Block to the sets (except where off-hook voice announce on a Panther II 
Display Set is used). Ancillary equipment is connected to the KSU directly, using the 
appropriate cable7connector. The two KSUs of the Panther II 2064 system are 
connected by two expansion cables included with the Panther II 2064 KSU. The 
Panther II 2064 KSU is mounted on the 1032 KSU using a mounting bracket 
(included with the Panther II 2064 KSU). Refer to 
Panther II 82O/IO32/2064-200, 
Installation ad Commissioning 
for installation instructions. 
2.0 5 The KSU operates from a 110 Vat, 60 Hz, 15 Amp mains supply. An external 
24 Vdc battery backup unit can be connected to the KSU to maintain operation in the 
event of A.C. line power failure. 
Figure 2-2 Key Service Unit 
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Panther Telephone Sets 
2.0 6 The 
Panther II systems offer a range of ergonomically designed sets which 
encourage the user to take full advantage of the features offered by the system With 
the use of a Desk/Wall Mount unit, the sets may be wall-mounted. A typical set is 
shown in Figure 2-3. (Illustration of the other Sets, is provided in 
Panther II 
82OlIO32l2064-105, Features and Services). 
appropriate Panther II User Guide. 
Operation of the Sets is provided in the 
with the Panther II system are: 
The Panther Telephone sets which may be used 
l Panther 2064 NHF (Non-Handsfree) Telephone Set - a fully featured 
telephone having: twenty programmable C.O. Line keys, a Hold key, a 
Speaker key, a Conference key, a Speed key, a Redial key, a 
Flash/Cancel key and a soft-touch keypad. In addition, indicator lamps 
are provided to show the status of the outside lines, the intercom line 
and the microphone. The indicator lamps have distinctive flashing rates 
to further define the status of the line. Panther 2064 NHF telephone 
sets have Handsfree Answerback on intercom. 
l Panther 2064 Handsfree Telephone Set - this set offers the features of the 
Panther 2064 Standard Set, with built-in speakerphone which provides 
full handsfree operation for internal and external calls. 
l Panther 1032 Standard NHF (Non-Handsfree) Telephone Set - a fully 
featured telephone having: ten programmable CO. Line keys, a Hold 
key, a Conference key, a Speed key, a Mic on/off key, a Speaker key, 
a Redial key, a Flash/Cancel key and a soft-touch keypad. In addition, 
indicator lamps are provided to show the Busy/Idle status of the outside 
lines, the intercom line and the microphone. The indicator lamps have 
distinctive flashing rates to further define the status of the line. Panther 
1032 NHF telephone sets have Handsfi-ee Answerback on intercom 
Figure 2-3 Panther 1032 Set i. 
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l Panther 1032 Handsfree Telephone Set - this set offers the features of the 
Panther 
1032 Standard Set, with built-in speakerphone which provides 
full handsfree operation for external and internal calls. 
l Panther 612 Standard NHF Telephone Set - a fully featured telephone 
having: twelve interchangeable Direct Station Select/Speed Dial keys, 
six interchangeable CO. line keys, a Hold key, a Conference key, a 
Speed key, a Speaker key, a Mic on/off key, a Redial key, a 
Flash/Cancel key and a soft-touch keypad. In addition, indicator lamps 
are provided to show the status of the outside lines, the intercom line 
and the microphone. Panther 612 NHF Sets have Handsfree 
Answerback on intercom. The indicator lamps have distinctive flashing 
rates to further define the status of the line. 
l Panther 612 Attendant (HF/BLF) Telephone Set - This set offers the 
features of the Panther 612 Standard Set, plus handsfree operation for 
external and internal calls, and visual indication of the status of up to 
twelve sets in the system 
l Panther 306 Standard NHF (Non-Handsfree) Telephone Set - a fully 
featured telephone having: six interchangeable Direct Station 
Select/Speed Dial keys, three interchangeable C.O. line keys, a Hold 
key, a Conference key, a.Speed key, a Mic on/off key, a Speaker key, 
a Redial key, a Flash/Cancel key and a soft-touch keypad. In addition, 
indicator lamps are provided to show the Busy/Idle status of the three 
outside lines, the intercom line and the microphone. The indicator 
lamps have distinctive flashing rates to further define the status of the 
line. Panther 306 NHF Sets have Handsfree Answerback on intercom. 
l Panther 306 HF/BLF (HandsfreeIBusy Lamp Field) Telephone Set - 
This 
set offers the features of the Panther 306 Standard Set, plus 
handsfree operation for external and internal calls, and visual indication 
of the Busy/Idle status of up to six sets in the system. 
l Panther II Display Telephone Set - a fully featured telephone having: 20 
Programmable keys which can be programmed as CO. Line keys, 
DSS/Speed Dial keys or feature keys; a Hold key, a Conference key, a 
Speed key, a Mic on/off key, a Redial key, a Speaker key, a Saved 
Number Redial (S/N Redial) key, an Intercom key, a Flash/Cancel key, 
a Display key, a Program key, a Message key, a Feature key and a 
soft-touch keypad. In addition, the telephone Set provides a 32- 
character Liquid Crystal Display to monitor call activity at the Set, 
program messages, show date and time, and confirm dialed digits. The 
Set is fully handsfree for external and internal calls, and provides 
system programming and Off-Hook Voice Announce capability. 
Indicator lamps show the status of “appearing” outside lines, the 
intercom line and microphone. 
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l Panther II Telephone Set - a low cost telephone which has dial access 
capability for all the Panther II features. The Set has a Flash/Cancel 
key, a Conference key, an Intercom indicator, a Speaker key, a Speed 
key, a Redial key, a Hold key, and a soft-touch keypad 
Direct Station Select/Busy Lamp Field (DSWBLF) Console 
2.0 7 The 
Direct Station Select/Busy Lamp Field (DSS/BLF) Console, shown in 
Figures 2-4 and 2-5, is used in combination with one Panther 1032,2064 or Panther II 
Display Set (if it is not wired for Off-Hook Voice Announce) to form an attendant 
position. The DSS/BLF Console provides visual indication of all other Panther 
Telephone sets in the system. It continuously monitors up to 32 or 64 stations, 
indicating the busy/idle status of stations through the on/off state of indicator lamps. In 
addition, it provides direct station select keys which allow the attendant to speed dial 
desired stations. Each 32- or 64-station DSS/BLF console occupies one station 
position at the KSU and must be connected in sequential order following the set’s 
station position. The DSS/BLF console is connected to the KSU with standard 4- 
conductor cable. 
Figure 2-4 
32.Station DSWBLF 
Console Figure 2-5 
64-Station DSS/BLF 
Console 
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Ancillary Devices 
2.0 
8 Many options are available to enhance the operation of the Panther II systems. 
They are: 
l Power Fail Transfer Unit, provides telephone service in the event of an electrical 
power failure. In that event, the outside lines are automatically transferred to customer- 
supplied standard single-line (2500- / 500~type) telephones. The Panther II 820 system 
supports a maximum of two Power Fail Transfer units, allowing all eight C.O. lines to 
be transferred to eight standard single-line telephones. The Panther II 1032 system 
supports a maximum of three Power Fail Transfer units, allowing up to 10 CO. lines 
to be switched to 10 standard single-line telephones. The Panther II 2064 system 
supports a maximum of six Power Fail Transfer units (3 maximum per cabinet) 
allowing up to 20 CO. lines to be switched to 20 standard telephones. 
l Door Answering Unit, supports two Door Modules which allow two locations 
on the Panther II 820 or 1032 systems and four locations (if two door answer units are 
connected) on the Panther II 2064 system (such as exterior doors), to be equipped .with 
one-touch intercom service. When a visitor presses the intercom button on the Door 
Module, a distinctive ringing sound is heard on the last line of each set which has been 
programmed for Door Answering capability. Door Answering is 
connected to 
ring on Line 8 of the Panther II 820 system, Line 10 of the Panther II 1032 system, and 
Line 20 of the Panther II 2064 system. Pressing the line key on the set, allows 
conversation to take place. The Door Answering Unit connects to the Key Service Unit 
via a 6-wire modular cord. 
l Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) Unit, provides an interface 
between the Panther II system and an RS-232C serial printer for the purpose of 
recording call data; e.g., call duration, call date and time, identity of calling and called 
parties, account codes, etc. Alternatively, the SMDR interface can be used to connect 
the system to a computer terminal or stand-alone call accounting system. 
3. 
FEATURES OVERVIEW 
3.0 1 As with all Panther systems, the majority of the features offered by the system 
are an integral part of the Key Service Unit. The parameters assigned to each feature 
are preprogrammed at the factory with a default value, allowing the system to be 
fully 
operational upon power-up. At any time, the features can be reprogrammed by a 
craftsperson from the programming extension (station 10). A full description of each 
feature is given in 
Panther II 820/1032/2064-105, Features and Services. 
Refer to Panther II 82OlIO32J2064205, Programming for programming details. 
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4. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 
4.0 1 The 
environmental and power requirements of the Panther II systems are given 
in Table 4-l and 4-2 respectively. The Dialing parameters of the system are given in 
Tables 4-3 to 4-5. 
ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS 
Operating Temperature 32 -104 degrees F 
(0 - 
40 degrees C) 
Relative Humidity 90% or less, non-condensing 
Signaling - Rotary/Tone Pulse Dial and/or Tone Dial 
Table 4-1 Environmental Requirements 
POWER REQUIREMENTS 
AC Power Requirements 
Paging Output Level 
Music Input Level 
Station Loop Limit 
C.O. Loop Limit 110 Volts +/- 10% @O/60 Hz) 
1.8 Amp max load (per KSU) 
200 mV rms into 600 ohms 
50 mV rms 
120 ohms maximum 
(Equivalent to 2000 feet of 24 AWG) 
1200 ohms 
Table 4-2 Power Requirements 
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FFUXUENCY 
Digit Low Group High Group 
1 697 
1.209 
2 697 1.336 
3 697 
1.477 
4 770 
1.209 
5 770 
1.336 
6 770 1.477 
7 852 1.209 
8 852 
1.336 
9 852 1.477 
0 941 
1.336 
* 941 
1.209 
# 941 
1.477 
Table 4-3 
MF Signaling Frequency 
1 Pulse Rate 1 Make Ratio 1 
Table 4-4 Pulse Rate and Make Ratio 
I I TONE DURATION 
I 
Specs. 
A B 
C 
D 
Sending Time 
over 50 ms over 75 ms 
over 100 ms over 200 ms 
Minimum Pause over 100 ms over 100 ms over 
100 ms over 100 ms 
Table 4-5 DTMF Dialing Speed 
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