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DIP Switch Settings

Contact Closures

DIP SW #

DIP Switch Function

Sets unit for either Station access or Trunk (Loop Start
and Ground Start) access.

2

Determines if Loop Start or Ground Start trunk access 
will be used.

3

Determines if a Pre-Announce tone is to be heard in
handset and paging speakers (set to 0) or if a Confirmation
tone is to be heard in handset only (set to 1).

4

Determines if the VOX timer will operate. Set to 0 to
enable the VOX Timer, or 1 to Disable. Only applies to
Station Access mode or Trunk Timer feature use.

5

Sets unitʼs delay before answering a station access
page to immediate answer (set to 0), or to answer after
1st ring burst (set to 1), (station mode only).

6

Sets unit to detect (set to 0), or ignore CPC pulse (set to 1).
A CPC pulse is issued by certain equipment when the
calling party has hung up (station mode only).

7

Determines if the Trunk Timer function will be used (set 
to 0), or not used (set to 1). See Trunk Timer Features
section for description of function.

8 / 9

Switches 8 / 9 are used together to set the range for
the Paging Time control or to disable the Paging Default
timer, 0/0 = 1- 50 sec, 1/0 = 50 -100 sec,  0/1 = 100 -200
sec, and 1/1 inhibits the timer.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

DO NOT inhibit all of these disconnect features at

once. One of the 3 methods for the TAMB2 to disconnect from a station
port must be enabled. If you disable both timers and the
CPC-detection, or the PBX/CO does not issue CPC pulses when the call-
ing party hangs up, there will be no means for the TAMB2 to
disconnect from the call. You will need to cycle the DC power to the
TAMB2 to disconnect the call.


N

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

ANNOUNCEMENT TONE 

See DIP Switch #3 description

TRUNK TIMER

See DIP Switch #7 description

TIMER RANGE

See DIP Switch #8/9 description

VOX TIMER ENABLE

See DIP Switch #4 description


N

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

ANNOUNCEMENT TONE 

See DIP Switch #3 description

TRUNK TIMER

See DIP Switch #7 description

TIMER RANGE

See DIP Switch #8/9 description

VOX TIMER ENABLE

See DIP Switch #4 description

LOOP START TRUNK

 

Set switches in black as indicated.

Other switches are at installer’s discretion.


N

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

ANNOUNCEMENT TONE 

See DIP Switch #3 description

CPC DETECTION 

See DIP Switch #6 description

TIMER RANGE

See DIP Switch #8/9 description

VOX TIMER ENABLE

See DIP Switch #4 description

ANSWER DELAY 

See DIP Switch #5 description

GROUND START TRUNK 

Set switches in black as indicated.

Other switches are at installer’s discretion.

STATION ACCESS

 

Set switches in black as indicated.

Other switches are at installer’s discretion.




The contact closure contact set is provided to signal to external equipment the TAMB2ʼs
operational state. The contact set is single pole, double throw, and changes state from what
is screened below the terminals when the TAMB2 becomes active and returns when the unit
becomes idle again.

Contact Ratings:

0.6A @ 125V AC resistive
0.6A @ 110V DC resistive

2.0A @ 30V DC resistive

1

0

1

VOX E

NABLE

VOX DIS

CONF TN

PRE ANN TN

TRUNK MODE

STATI

ON

LOOP START

GND START

DETECT CPC

IGNORE

0

ON

1-RNG DLY

NO TI

MER

TRNK TMER

ANS IMME

 RANGE (SEC)

INHIBIT

1 1

100 - 200

0 1

50 - 100

0

1

1 - 50

0

0

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N

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Summary of Contents for TAMB2

Page 1: ...RE ANN TN TRUNK MODE STATION LOOP START GND START DETECT CPC IGNORE 0 TONE TONE MUSIC MUSIC VOX VOX DELAY DELAY STATION TRUNK PAGE OUT ON PT PR G S NO C T R 24VDC 150mA CONTACT CLOSURES NC 1 RNG DLY N...

Page 2: ...turer or its authorized agents If the equipment causes harm to the telephone network the local telephone company may temporarily discontinue your service and if possible notify you in advance If advan...

Page 3: ...t from the PBX CO port Any of these disconnection methods can be in hibited however at least one must be enabled to ensure that the TAMB2 will disconnect Ground Start Interfacing In addition to the ti...

Page 4: ...lanced Hi Z or AUX input normally requires the use of a WMT1A trans former The output levels of the TAMB2 generally cannot drive this type of input to full rated power since the AUX input is less sens...

Page 5: ...d on the unit The supply input is polarity protected so that reversed polarity will not damage the unit but it will not operate until the condition is corrected When using multiple TAMB2 s in an insta...

Page 6: ...no means for the TAMB2 to disconnect from the call You will need to cycle the DC power to the TAMB2 to disconnect the call O N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ANNOUNCEMENT TONE See DIP Switch 3 description TRUNK T...

Page 7: ...a reverse manner as shown in fig ure B Then proceed to attach mounting brackets to both the left and right front sides of Unit 2 as shown in figure C In STEP 2 bring both Unit 1 and Unit 2 flush toge...

Page 8: ...CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF PROFITS LOSS OF DATA OR LOSS OF USE DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE MANUFACTURE SALE OR SUPPLYING OF PROD UCTS EVEN IF BOGEN HAS BEEN ADVISED OF T...

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