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    ment. The actual quantity of cable required depends 
    on the size of the system. Each time a station card 
    is added to the system, another connector is re- 
    quired. A maximum of six station boards can be 
    installed in the basic KSU. 
    After the amphenol type cable connector has been 
    attached, the cable should be anchored to the cable 
    clamps at the bottom of the KSU with tie wraps in 
    order to prevent accidental disconnection.(Refer to 
    Figure 500-3). 
    500.12 POWER FAILURE TRANSFER AND 
    LBC CONNECllONS 
    The Power Failure Transfer Unit contains the Loud 
    Bell Control contacts. The package should contain: 
    - 1PFr 
    - 1 two-connector terminal strip 
    - 1 amphenol clip 
    - 2 jack screws 
    - 4 washer screws 
    - 1 plastic terminal strip protector 
    A. Power Failure Transfer (PFT) 
    A maximum of two, optional Power Failure Transfer 
    Units (PFT) can be installed in the Basic KSU. In the 
    event of a commercial power failure, up to six CO/ 
    PBX lines per PFT can automatically transfer to 
    single line telephones for emergency communica- 
    tions. These SLT’s can be either rotary or DTMF but 
    must be equipped with CO powered ringers. These 
    SLT stations do not have to be used for intercom, 
    but can be if so desired. 
    The PFT also provides the contact closure for Loud 
    Bell ControVCO Line Control. The PFT has a 50-pin 
    male amphenol connector that allows a 25pair cable 
    to be installed and terminated at the MDF. (Refer to 
    Figure 500-11 and Table 500-5 for PFT connec- 
    tions). 
    B. Loud Bell Control (LBC) 
    The Star-plus 2448EX System provides relay contact 
    closure to activate optional external signaling equip- 
    ment during incoming CO line ringing or to activate 
    ancillary equipment. 
    The stations for Loud Bell Control are selected as 
    part of system programming. Either or both of the 
    LBC circuits may be assigned to any one station, to 
    separate stations or to a CO tine to provide contact 
    closure while that CO tine is busy. The dry contacts 
    will follow the ringing condition of that station or will 
    remain closed when assigned to a CO line. 
    The LBC contacts are installed underneath the PI7 
    in the Basic KSU (Refer to Figure 500-S). 
    A. Using the two jack screws, mount the two-con- 
    nector terminal strip t-o the BKSU. B. Take the RD/OR wire on the back of the termi- 
    nal strip and route through the slot where the 
    PFT is mounted and connect to the RWOR wire 
    on the back of the PFT. 
    C. Connect the appropriate wire (1 or 2) tie 
    wrapped to the PFf mounting hole to the Kl 
    connector on the PFT. 
    D. Insert the PFT into the hole provided (Refer to 
    Figure 500-3) and fasten with two washer 
    screws. 
    E. Connect the customer provided ringing gener- 
    ator and ringing devices(s) to the LBC contacts 
    (Refer to Figure 500-l 1). 
    F. Replace the plastic terminal strip protector. 
    500.13 KEY TELEPHONE INSTALLATION 
    A maximum of 48 Key Telephones may be installed 
    with the Starplus 2443EX Hybrid Key Telephone 
    System. The Key Telephones are interfaced with 
    KSB boards which each have eight circuits per 
    board. Each KSB circuit interface is extended from 
    the KSU to the MDF through the front edge wnnec- 
    tor on the KSB board. 
    Also at the MDF are the terminated distribution ca- 
    bles that are run from each Key Telephone location. 
    Each Key Telephone requires two-pair twisted cable 
    wiring to connect the Key Telephones to the System 
    on a “home run” basis. The telephone end of the 
    cable is terminated on a modular jack and the MDF 
    end of the cable should terminate on a punchdown 
    block making up the MDF. (Refer to Figure 500-12) 
    Cross connecting (jumper) wires connect the tele- 
    phone to the KSB. Each key telephone is assigned 
    a two-digit intercom directory number in accordance 
    with the locations of the equipped KSB’s. 
    The installer should exercise caution when wnnect- 
    ing a Key Telephone while System power is on. The 
    first pair of wires is reserved for voice transmission. 
    The second pair supplies power and data. The 
    data/power pair is overload protected by internal 
    circuitry on the KSB card. The proper polarity of the 
    wired connections must be maintained for proper 
    operation. 
    500.14 DSS/DLS INSTALLATION 
    The DSS/DLS is assigned to operate with a Key 
    Telephone. Up to three units can be assigned to a 
    station. There is no limit to the number of units that 
    can be installed in a System, but each unit uses a 
    Key Telephone interface circuit and this reduces 
    station capacity on a one-per-one basis. 
    A two-pair twisted cable isrequired for connecting 
    the DSS unit. The cable should be placed from the 
    DSS to the MDF in a “home run” manner. The DSS 
    end of the cable is terminated on a three-pair mod- 
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    ular jack and the MDF is “punched down” on a 
    terminal bbck for cross connection to the appropn- 
    ate station cable (Refer to Figure 500-l 2 and Table 
    5004). 
    Since the System supplies power to the DSS, no 
    transformer or external power device is required. 
    600.15 PHONE BOX INSTALLATION 
    The 2448EX Phone Box can make calls to preas- 
    signed stations as well as receive intercom calls. The 
    unit should be located in weather protected areas 
    where paging or monitoring is required. 
    The Phone Box consists of a top housing and bottom 
    mounting plate. The top housing has a speaker, 
    microphone, wire terminals and electronic circuitry. 
    The housings are separated by inserting a thin, 
    flat-edged tool at the bottom rim of the assembly. By 
    pressing inward on the recessed retaining tab, the 
    assembly will open. 
    The connection of the Phone Box(es) to the KSU is 
    identical to that of the key telephone. Refer to Fgure 
    500-l 2. 
    .-.. The bottom plate of the Phone Box assembly is 
    fastened to the wall by mounting with customer 
    supplied No. 8 or larger pan head screws. The cable 
    is routed through the cable-entry holes provided on 
    the bottom plate and is connected to the screw 
    terminal strip on the upper housing. Four (4) screw 
    terminals are identified by wire color on the silk- 
    screened printed circuit board to correspond with the 
    wiring sequence at the punchdown connector at the 
    MDF. 
    The slack wiring should be pulled back through the 
    bottom mounting plate and the top housing snapped 
    shut. 
    500.16 
    SINGLE UNE TELEPHONE INSTAL- 
    LATION 
    Single tine Telephones (SLT’s) can be exchanged 
    for Key Telephones on an eight-for-eight basis. The 
    following items are required for a System installing 
    SLTs: 
    l 1 SLT board (installed in KSU)(supports 8 
    SLTS) 
    l 1 RG unit (installed into EPH Housing) 
    l 1 APB board (installed in Basic KSU) 
    The SLT is color coded with green ejector tabs and 
    is plugged into any designated KSB card slot. Each 
    SLT board supports eight telephones (standard 
    DTMF Single Line Telephones and message waiting 
    DTMF SLT’s). The Ring Generator Unit (RG) must 
    be installed into the External Power Supply Housing 
    (EPH) to provide power for ringing and message 
    waiting for SLT’s (Refer to Figure 5004). When the number of SLT’s installed exceeds the t&ii han- 
    dling- of the two DTMF receivers, the SLU module 
    should be installed. The Single Line Telephone 
    DTMFRS (Receiver/Sender) Unit (SLU) installs on 
    the Application Board (APB) and provides four adcii- 
    tional DTMF receivers and one additional DTMF 
    sender to support Single tine Telephones. 
    Each SLT requires one-pair cable. The cable should 
    be placed from the telephone location to the MDF in 
    a “home run” manner. The telephone end of the 
    cable run should be terminated in a modular jack 
    (Refer to Figure 500-12). The MDF end shoufd be 
    “punched down” on a terminal block for cross con- 
    nection to the appropriate station cable (Refer to 
    Table 500-S). 
    500.17 WALL MOUNTlNG THE TELEPHONE 
    All connections to the Key Telephone are fully modu- 
    lar. To wall mount the Key Telephone, it is neces- 
    sary to have one Wall Mount Kit and one 
    standard-type jack assembly designed for normal 
    wall hanging applications. 
    A Unplug the line cord from the phone. This line 
    cord will not be required and should be retained 
    as a maintenance replacement item. 
    B. Lift the plastic number retainer upward and 
    expose the screw underneath. Remove the 
    screw and the handset tab. 
    Replace it with the 
    handset tab from the Wall Mount Kit. 
    C. Be careful to position the tab so that the orottu- 
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    F. sion faces the hookswitch. This will allow the 
    handset to remain secure when the telephone 
    is on the wall. Replace the screw and snap the 
    number retainer into place. 
    Substitute the short modular cord from the Wall 
    Mount Assembly into the modular connector 
    vacated by the line cord. 
    Align the wall mount baseplate with holes on 
    the bottom of the telephone. Snap in place. 
    Now match the two key hole slots on the base- 
    plate with the lugs on the 830-A type jack. Align 
    the modular connector and slide telephone into 
    place (Refer to Figure 500-l 3). 
    600.18 HEADSET INSTALLAnON 
    The Starplus 2448EX Key Telephones have been 
    designed to operate with industry standard electret 
    mic compatible modular headset adapters and op- 
    erator headsets. To modify a Starplus Key Tele- 
    phone to support an external headset, plug the 
    headset adapter cord into the vacant handset jack 
    on the Key Telephone base. Plug the telephone 
    handset cord into the headset adapter box where 
    indicated by the headset manufacturer’s instruc- 
    tions. 
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