Vodavi Triad 1/2/3 Installation Manual
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3-18 Pow er Suppl y Unit Inst al l atio n Figure 3- 8: DCCU a nd Optional BCU Ins ta llation
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Powe r Supply Unit I nst alla tion 3 -19 Refer toFigure 3- 1for a list of all card types. Table 3-1: Power Cons umption pe r Card Card Power Required 10A Po wer Su ppl y pro vi des 240 watt s 15A Po wer Su ppl y pro vi des 360 watt s Digit al Tel ephone Inter fac e Bd (DTIB) 38 w at ts* Digit al Tel ephone Inter fac e Exp. B oard (DTI BE 38 w at ts* El ect ronic Telephone Inter face Br d (ETIB ) 42 w at ts* Si ngle Line Inter face B oard (SLI B) 14 w at ts* Loop Start CO Trunk Board (LCOB) 7 watts G r o...
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3-24 Pow er Suppl y Unit Inst al l atio n Battery Back-up Wiring Installation As i n di c ate d i nFi gur e 3- 2,theTr iad 3Sys te m can be eq uipp ed to pr ovid e operation from external batteries if local AC power fails. The Back-Up batteries are connected to the terminal block of the BKSU/EKSU1 cabinets. The external batteries must provide 24 volts DC. This is generally accomplis hed by connectin g two 12 volt batteries in a series ar ra ngeme nt . O pe rat i on on bat te r ie s i s con tr oll ed by...
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3-26 Pow er Suppl y Unit Inst al l atio n Power Line Surge Protection The AC outlet should be equipped with an additional power line trans ient surge protection d evice. Sy stems using s uch devices are more re si st ant t o da mage fr om p ower l ine s urge s tha n unpr ot ect ed sys te ms. Power line surges often occur during switching operations and especially during viole nt thu nderstorm activ ity. Ins ta llation of a surge protector meeting the sp ecifica tions des cribed in the f oll ow pa ra gra...
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PCB I nst alla tion 3 -27 PCB Installation PCB Handling & General Installation The sy st em PC B s con tai n d igi t al c ir c uit r y whi c h, whil e ext r eme ly re li ab le , can b e d amag ed by expos ure to excess iv e s ta tic electricity. W hen handling PCBs, a grounded wrist strap should be used to protect the boards from static discharge s. Also, use common se nse whe n hand ling PCBs. For example, do not place a PCB in locations where hea vy ob jects might fall on the PCB a nd da mage compon...