Vodavi Triad 1/2/3 Installation Manual
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3-68 CO/ PBX Conne ctions ISDN and T1 Clocking When combining BRIB, PRIB, and T1 cards in one KSU, specific settings and cabl ing ar e imp ort ant for p rope r clocki ng. The Phas e Lock Loop Uni t (PLLU) synchronizes the clock ing from the Central Office to the clock ing oftheKSU.Popping,crackling,droppedcalls,andone-waytransmission ar e u sual ly at tr i but ed to the c l oc king not be ing sync h roni ze d cor r ec t ly. Exa mples - Set ting s an d C abling The following exa mples cla rify the clocking and cabling for thes e ca rds : (1) T1IB and (1)PRIB If both cards in a phone switch are connected to a telephone compa ny clock (not point- to -point T1), put the T1 clock switch in th e enab le position (UP) to allow it to receiv e clocking from the teleph one com pany dire ctly, a nd do not install the clock cab le . Se t the PRIB clock switch in the disable position (OFF), which allows the PRIB to synchronize its timing off of the backplane (fro m the T1 clo cking). If the T1 is a point-to-point T1, se t the P R I B in th e e nab le pos it ion (ON ), t he T1 i n t he di sab le pos it ion (OF F), and do not install th e clock ca ble . Whe n the swi tch is in the“up”position, it shouldbe considered“ON”.When the swi tch is in t he“down”pos iti on, it s ho uld b e con si der ed“OF F”. Th e cab le con nec tion foll ows th e sa me log ic -“up”is c lock o uts ide (O N) a nd “do wn”is clo ck ins id e (O F F). O N mea ns tha t clo cki ng is comi ng fr om ou tsi de the KSU and OFF meansthat clocking iscoming frominside the KSU. T1IB PRIB SW3 On SW2 Off
CO/PBX Conn ections 3 -69 (1) PRIB and (1) BRIB Ins ta ll with the ca ble a nd s et both PRIB an d BRIB switche s to the e nable posi t ion (ON ). (1) T1IB and (1) BRI B If both cards in a phone switch are connected to a telephone compa ny clock (not point- to -point T1), put the T1 clock switch in th e enab le position ( ON) to a llow it to receiv e clockin g from the telephone company directly. Do not install the clock cable. Se t the BRIB clo ck switch in the d is able position ( OFF ), which allows th e BRIB to s ynchronize its timing off of the ba ck pla ne (from the T1 clock ing). If the T1 is a point-to-point T1, set the BRIB to the enable position (ON), the T 1 in the d isa ble p osition (OFF ), a nd do not in stall the clock ta ble. PR IB BRI B Sw 2 On Switch 4, SW2 On T1IB B RIB SW3 On Sw itch 4, SW2 Off
3-70 CO/ PBX Conne ctions (2) PRIB s and (3) T1IBs The clock cable should be connected to the OUT position on the connector on the PRIB1. The clock cable should b e conn ected to the IN position on PRIB2. SW2 of the PRIB1 and PRIB2 shou ld be placed in the ON position. The three T1IBs are not connected with the clock control cabl e and SW3 on the se boa rds sh ould be in th e O FF pos it ion . (3) T1IBs and (2) PR IBs The clock cable should be connected to the OUT position on the cable connector on the T1IB and conne cte d to th e IN pos ition on the conne ctor on the T1IB2. The clock cable should be connected to th e OUT pos ition on T 1IB2 and connected to the IN position on the T1IB3. SW3 of T1IB1 should be placed in the ON position, with SW3 on T1IB2 and T1IB3 being OF F. T he two PRIBs a re not connected with clock control cab les, and S W2 on the PRIBs should b e in the OFF position. PR IB1 P RI B2 T1IB 1 T1 IB2 T1IB 3 SW2 On SW2 On SW3 Off SW3 Off SW3 Off T1IB 1 T1I B2 T1IB 3 P RIB 1 PRI B2 S W 3 O n S W3 Of f S W3 O f f S W2 O ff SW 2 O f f
CO/PBX Conn ections 3 -71 (3) PRIB S and (2) BRIBs TheclockcableshouldbeconnectedfromtheOUTpositionofthePRIB1 to the IN con nectors of all the cards and all clock s witches sh ould be in the ON position. (3) T1IBs and (2) B RIBs TheclockOUTcablefromT1IB1shouldbeconnectedtotheclockIN cable of the T1IB2 a nd the clock OUT cab le from T 1IB2 sh ould be connected to the clock IN cable of T1IB3. SW 3 of T1IB1 should be in the ON position, and SW3 of T1IB2 and T1IB3 should be in the OFF position. The two BRIBs a re not connected with clock control cab les a nd S W2 of the BRI B car ds ar e p la ced in the O FF posi t ion. PR IB1 PRI B2 PR IB 3 BRI B1 BR IB 2 SW2 On SW2 On SW2 On Switch 4 , SW2 On Sw itch 4, SW2 On T1IB 1 T1 IB2 T1I B3 B RI B1 BR IB2 S W3 O n S W 3 O f f S W3 Of f S w itc h 4 , S W2 O f f S w itc h 4, S W2 O f f
3-72 St at ion Conne ctions St a t io n C o n n e c ti o n s The peripheral boards provide the interface from system PCM ports to st at ion. Ele ctr on i c Tel eph on e Int e rf ace Bo ard (ET IB) This board p rovide s the inte rf ace to twe lv e (12) e le ctronic teleph ones or DSS /DTS terminals. The card ha s on e L ED indicator for off- hook/in use status. The ET IB can b e ins ta lled or re move d und er sy stem power. The car d e xtr act ors ar e color code d g re en. The re is o ne 50-pin f ema le amp henol conne ctors la beled Conn 2 locate d on the front of the card. This allows the system to be cabled to the main di st ri but ion fra me (MDF). 2 5- pai r te le phone ca bli ng m ust be pr ep ar ed with m ating connectors to e xte nd the inte r-face circuits to the MDF. The cabl es shou ld be rout e d t hroug h t he ca bl e cl amp s a t the bot t om of th e KSU to the MDF. These cables are then terminated on industry standard 66 M 1- 50 t y p e p u n c h d o w n co n n ec t o r b l o ck s . It i s r e co m m en d ed th a t 66 M1- 50 s pl it bl ocks wit h bri dgi ng cl ip s b e u sed t o si mpl if y tr oubl es hoot ing and to quic kl y iso lat e faul t s. Bas ic Ke y T el eph one s a re n ot su ppor ted a t t his time . Only DTIB type statio ns can be used for Database pro gramming.
Sta tion Connections 3 -73 Tabl e 3- 19 : E TI B W i ri n g Pair PIN # Color Description Pair PIN # Color Description 126 1WH/ BL BL /W HRI NG TIPCKT1 15 4 0 15BK/ SL SL/BKRI NG TIPCK T 8 227 2WH/OR OR /WHDATA-R DATA-T16 4 1 16YL /B L BL /Y LDATA-R DATA-T 328 3WH/GN GN/WHRI NG TIPCKT2 17 4 2 17YL /O R OR/YLRI NG TIPCK T 9 429 4WH /BN BN /WHDATA-R DATA-T18 4 3 18YL/GN GN/YLDATA-R DATA-T 530 5WH /S L SL/WHRI NG TIPCKT3 19 4 4 19YL /B N BN /Y LRI NG TIPCKT10 631 6RD /B L BL / RDDATA-R DATA-T20 4 5 20YL / SL SL/YLDATA-R DATA-T 732 7RD /O R OR/RDRI NG TIPCKT4 21 4 6 21VI /B L BL /V IRI NG TIPCKT11 833 8RD /GN GN /RDDATA-R DATA-T22 4 7 22VI /O R OR/VIDATA-R DATA-T 934 9RD / BN BN /R DRI NG TIPCKT5 23 4 8 23VI/GN GN/VIRI NG TIPCKT12 10 35 10RD/SL SL/R DDATA-R DATA-T24 4 9 24VI /B N BN /V IDATA-R DATA-T 11 36 11BK/ BL BL /B KRI NG TIPCKT6 25 5 0 25VI/SL SL/VI 12 37 12BK/ O R OR /B KDATA-R DATA-T 13 38 13BK/GN GN/BKRI NG TIPCKT7 14 39 14BK/ BN BN /BKDATA-R DATA-T
3-74 St at ion Conne ctions Figure 3-26: Electronic Telephone Interface Board (ETIB)
Sta tion Connections 3 -75 Sin gle Li ne In t er face Board (S LIB) This board provides the interface to twelve (12) 2500-type telephones. The S LIB signals interface with mecha nica l 90V ring ers a nd lig hts 90V messagewaitinglampson2500setsasdesired.TheSLIBboardhasone LED i ndic a to r fo r s ta tu s . A N o rma l/ Se r vic e sw it c h l o c at ed to wa rd th e t o p of the card allows the card to be inserted or removed from the system while unde r powe r a nd a ls o can be use d to disa ble all station circuits on the c a rd. The station conne ctions are v ia one (1) 50- pin fe male (amphe nol type ) connector lo ca ted on th e f ront edge of the card. The boa rd can s uppor t a MS G1 2 boar d a nd a DT MF 4- A boar d in a daughter board type arrangement. The Message Wait Lamp Relay Control (MSG12) provides Message Wait Lamp R el ay Cont rol for me ss age la mp s ingl e li ne te le phone s. The M SG1 2 boar d m ounts on the S LIB boar d a s a daug hte r boar d t yp e a rr ange me nt. Installing the MSG12 Board 1. Unpack the MSG12 Module from its anti-static conductive bag in the pack ing box. 2 . Locat e t he CO NN5 and CO NN6 conne ctor s on t he MS G1 2 modul e. 3. Locate the CONN3, a nd CONN4 conne ctors on the SLIB ( outline d). 4. Position the MSG12 module so that the CONN3 and CONN4 connectors match up with th e CONN3 an d CONN4 connectors on the SLIB respectively. 5. PushtheMSG12moduleontotheseconnectorsmakingsureitis seated properly. Refer toFig u re 3- 27 .This completes the installation procedure for the MSG12 Module.
3-76 St at ion Conne ctions Ad ju sti n g Mo dem S ett in gs When using modems conn ected to single line telep hone ports on the Tri a d 1 /2 /3, the gain s ettings on the S LT p ort wh en us in g T1 a s a ccess to the C O shoul d be s et to 0 dB (maxi mi ze s the mode m s pee d). COtoSLT CallviaaT1TIETrunk: 1. Access the s pecific trunk ty pe above. 2 . Hookfl as h and di al 6 38 8 on the ke ypa d. 3. Hang up. COtoSLT CallviaaT1Trunk: 1. Access the s pecific trunk ty pe above. 2 . Hookfl as h and di al 6 38 6 on the ke ypa d. 3. Hang up. SLT to S LT Call : 1. Place an intercomcall from1SLT to another. 2 . Hookfl as h and di al 6 38 5 on the ke ypa d. 3. Hang up. No adjustment is needed if access to the CO is accomplished by standard loop/ground start trunk circuits. These trunk types are set to 0dBbydefault. In al l case s t he maxi mum mode m sp ee d i s not as much as i f t he mode m wer e c onnec t ed di re c tl y t o t he CO l in e. T he syst em de gra des the conne ction to the ne xt lowe r baud ra te that the mode m supp or ts. Exampl e: If the modem can achieve 28800 on a direct CO line, the maximum speed on an SLT po rt would be 26400. Testing proves that a baud rate o f 33600 can be achieved with SLT-T1 lines. Typical connection speeds with SLT-T1 are 22700-33600. Typical connection speeds with SLT-Loop/Grou nd Start are 17400-23800. A ll re s ults wer e obt aine d us in g a 56K U .S. R oboti cs S po rts ter mo dem.
Sta tion Connections 3 -77 Tabl e 3 -20 : S LI B W ir i n g Pair PIN # Color Description Pair PIN # Color Description 126 1WH /BL BL /W HRING TI PCKT1 14 39 14BK/BN BN/BK 227 2WH /O R OR /W HRING TI PCKT2 15 40 15BK/SL SL/B K 328 3WH/GN GN/WHRING TI PCKT3 16 41 16YL/BL BL/YL 429 4WH /B N BN /W HRING TI PCKT4 17 42 17YL/OR OR /YL 530 5WH /S L SL/WHRING TI PCKT5 18 43 18YL / GN GN /Y L 631 6RD/BL BL/RDRING TI PCKT6 19 44 19YL /B N BN /YL 732 7RD / OR OR/RDRING TI PCKT7 20 45 20YL /SL SL/YL 833 8RD /G N GN /R DRING TI PCKT8 21 46 21VI /BL BL /V I 934 9RD/BN BN/RDRING TI PCKT9 22 47 22VI/OR OR /VI 10 35 10RD/SL SL/R DRING TI PCK T 1 0 2 3 4 8 23VI/GN GN/VI 11 36 11BK /BL BL /B KRING TI PCK T 1 1 2 4 4 9 24VI /BN BN /V I 12 37 12BK /O R OR/BKRING TI PCK T 1 2 2 5 5 0 25VI /S L SL/VI 13 38 13BK/GN GN/BK