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Marine automatic telephone system  
ITS-1004 

5 CONNECTION 

5.1

 

General instructions 

Connect SC to CU according to the diagrams represented in Appendix A.  

To perform basic functions, the System shall consist of the central unit and user 

terminals and be connected to power supply mains. 

The central unit operates with AC network, frequency 50(60) Hz and voltage 220 

V and (or) 24 V DC. If power backup is required, the CU is connected to standby power 
24  V  DC.  In  case  of  power  failure  the  System  automatically  switches  over  to  standby 
power; as soon as main power restores, the System automatically switches back ensuring 
uninterruptible operation. 

All UTs (connected to CU) are powered directly from the CU, except PT-ADC, 

PT-ADCW,  5842/1  (Ex),  5842/2  (Ex)  which  require  additional  external  power  supply 
from AC mains, frequency 50 (60) Hz and voltage 220 V. Fax unit PT-FAX operates only 
with AC mains, frequency 50 (60) Hz and voltage 220 V. 

UTs are connected to CU lines using screw terminals or power outlet with standard 

RJ-11 connector, see Appendix A. For more information on types of terminals which connect 
CU to user terminals, external units and communication lines, see Tables А.1 – А.2. 

Connect  audio  recorder  ITS-SLSR  in  a  user  line  “break”  (only  analog  type); 

connect ITS-SLSR  in  the line of UT which you are going  to  record. Number of audio 
recorders shall correspond with number of UTs for recording.  

ITS-SLSR

 

audio recorder is powered directly from user line and does not require 

external power.  

5.2

 

Recommendations on power supply 

To  power  the  System,  choose  a  power  source  with  corresponding  power  and 

voltage, see Table 1. 

5.3

 

Recommendations on cables  

Table 5 – Recommended cables to connect SC  

Purpose 

Number of 

pairs 

Cable cross  

section 

Cable 

length 

Cable type 

User terminals and units connected 
via analog user lines (see Fig. B.1) 

1 pair 

0.5 mm

2

 

500 m 

КМПВЭВ 2х0.5(э) 

Power  
supply 

main 220 V, 50(60) Hz 

1 pair 

1.5 mm

2

 

 

КМПВЭВ 2х1.5(э) 

main and standby 
24 V DC 

1 pair 

At least 

2.5 mm

2

 

КМПВЭВ 2х2.5(э) 

Cable laying may be performed using trunk cables; for convenient installation use 

junction boxes КР-16 designed to ensure transfer from trunk cables to single-pair cables 
(user lines).  

Summary of Contents for ITS-1004

Page 1: ...y Company NPK MORSVYAZAVTOMATICA 26E Kibalchicha str 192174 St Petersburg Russia info unicont com www unicont com Phone 7 812 622 23 10 Fax 7 812 362 76 36 MARINE AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM ITS 1004 O...

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Page 3: ...SCRIPTION AND OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM 7 3 SYSTEM COMPOSITION 9 4 INSTALLATION 13 5 CONNECTION 14 6 SYSTEM SETTINGS 15 7 INTENDED USE 16 8 TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE 28 9 DISPOSAL 29 ANNEX A TERMINALS...

Page 4: ...document and those who have had special training shall be permitted to operate with the System according to the applicable regulations Equipment defects occurred due to non observance of the current O...

Page 5: ...se AC frequency 50 60 Hz voltage 220 V 180 264 V 24 V DC 18 36 V Standby power 24 V DC 18 36 V Max power consumption 90 W Operational constraints IP rating of SC IP20 IP22 IP44 IP56 explosion proof Op...

Page 6: ...units may be used as standby power sources General System features a Ready to operation within max 30 sec after power on b User communication in ATX mode c Communication with coastal ATX using two wi...

Page 7: ...connection to busy line disconnecting current communication announcements one way communication mode via internal system unit for units supporting loudspeaker function public address announcements usi...

Page 8: ...ernal user terminals form a common telephone system user lines i e internal system Within internal system the central unit assigns a unique number to every user line connected to the corresponding use...

Page 9: ...be optionally increased 6 9 or 12 Analogue telephones can be connected to all hybrid ports except one Two hybrid ports out of the listed number are incapable to connect analogue telephone To provide...

Page 10: ...f up to 12 external lines at option ITS CUA 0664 64 ports to connect to System user terminals and 6 ports to connect to coastal communication lines increase of up to 12 external lines at option User t...

Page 11: ...NE and speakerphone mode LCD A headset may be connected A set of functional keys 6 pcs Analog Power supply 220 V 50 60 Hz For internal premises Desk top 15 55 IP20 Radio telephone units Radio terminal...

Page 12: ...RJ11 KP RJ11 C To connect user terminal to CU user line through a connector RJ 11 type 6 pins Console 15 55 IP22 KP RJ11 Hinged 15 55 IP22 Junction box 16 Trunk cable distribution 16 user lines for 16...

Page 13: ...inals Characteristic Type of user terminal PT 1 PT 2 PT 3 PT FAX PT ADC PT ADCW PT 2AW PT CMAW KNEx1 Ex Koontech ExResistTel Ex FHF VAS support 1 Functional keys Radio telephone communication DECT Spe...

Page 14: ...sole flush type of mounting see Appendix C Select a place for UTs installation regarding convenience of access normal operation and maintenance if required 4 2 2 Installation of radio telephone units...

Page 15: ...screw terminals or power outlet with standard RJ 11 connector see Appendix A For more information on types of terminals which connect CU to user terminals external units and communication lines see T...

Page 16: ...telephone communication the System ensures additional communication services basic services cannot be disabled according to the list represented in Table 6 additional services according to the list r...

Page 17: ...dure To switch the System on supply power to the System and SC press Power button on the CU After 30 seconds System initialization time the System is ready for operation 7 3 Basic System services Depe...

Page 18: ...tion lines To call internal user 1 Pick up a telephone receiver and press a speakerphone button 2 Dial internal user number Access to external lines may be limited while system programming The list of...

Page 19: ...function 1 Press HOLD during incoming call 2 After the start dialing signal tone dial user number where you are going to forward the call 3 Put the receiver down 7 3 5 Number repetition To repeat the...

Page 20: ...UTs with advanced features 2 The function shall be assigned beforehand 7 3 8 Abbreviated dialing This function allows for abbreviated dialing from UT memory instead of dialing full number of coastal A...

Page 21: ...ember call interception 1 7 3 5 566 Call interception 7 3 5 7 1 Group settings option is required Note Scope of VAS is defined regarding capabilities of user terminals see Table 8 and their use regard...

Page 22: ...erved user Call forwarding function for every user and pre defined user are specified on Customer request at order and installed programmed at Manufacturer s production plant For call forwarding 1 Pic...

Page 23: ...ing call 1 After receiving waiting call signal press HOLD and dial 560 2 After connection with waiting user again press HOLD and dial again 560 you will return to the first user 7 4 5 Call interceptio...

Page 24: ...System units only for telephones with speakerphone mode 7 5 3 4 Group settings The functions allows for calls only to group telephones group member call interception 7 4 5 5 Remote administration Spec...

Page 25: ...order and installed at Manufacturer s plant while programming the System The length of authorization code is 3 11 digits Max quantity of System codes 200 To connect to external line using authorizatio...

Page 26: ...icrophone and speaker 7 5 6 Announcement via external system Command public address The System includes one zone for external announcement Connect an amplifier and loudspeaker to CU J8 connector to us...

Page 27: ...regular telephone unit In case of fax signal UT automatically receives a fax 7 5 8 System administration using PC The System administration is carried out using PC connected to LAN port of the System...

Page 28: ...no current communication and take out a memory card Do not take out the card during recording it can lead to file damage To listen to the recorded data insert ITS SLSR memory card to Card Reader conne...

Page 29: ...of transport covered cars multipurpose containers air transportation in sealed and heated compartments sea transportation in dry service premises The units must be transported in compliance with trans...

Page 30: ...Product components allows avoiding possible negative environmental and health impacts and it also allows for proper restoration of components with substantial energy and resources saving During opera...

Page 31: ...rminals connection diagram of Central unit ITS CUA all types Notes 1 Number of available for use terminals in blocks 1 and 2 may differ from the represented in Figure A 1 2 Description of CU terminals...

Page 32: ...ype Description of terminals used in blocks A1 and 2 CU ITS CUA 0308 Terminal block 1 1 7 1 3 ITS CUA 0316 Terminal block 1 1 7 1 15 only odd 1 3 ITS CUA 0324 Terminal block 1 1 7 1 16 1 3 ITS CUA 063...

Page 33: ...coastal lines Two wire communication line see Figure B 11 XC 1 To connect digital and service UT Four wire communication line see Figures B 8 Figure B 13 J14 J8 To connect public address system See F...

Page 34: ...33 Version 10 6 3 Operating Manual ANNEX B CONNECTION DIAGRAMS OF THE SYSTEM UNITS Figure B 1 Connection diagram of telephones and electrical circuit to telephones PT 1 PT 2 PT 3 PT 2 W PT CMAW...

Page 35: ...rine automatic telephone system ITS 1004 Figure B 2 Connection diagram of telephone PT AW to CU Figure B 3 Connection diagram of radio terminal PT ADCW to CU Figure B 4 Connection diagram of radio ter...

Page 36: ...elephone unit ExResisTel Ex to CU Figure B 6 Connection diagram of telephone KNEx1 Ex to CU Figure B 7 Connection diagram of external music source to CU Figure B 8 Connection diagram of digital teleph...

Page 37: ...Version 10 6 3 36 Marine automatic telephone system ITS 1004 Figure B 10 Connection diagram of junction box 16 Figure B 11 Connection diagram of CU to X coastal lines...

Page 38: ...ion 10 6 3 Operating Manual Figure B 12 Connection diagram of fax unit PT FAX Figure B 13 Connection diagram of service unit PT SYSA Figure B 14 Connection diagram of audio recorder ITS SLSR in ATX us...

Page 39: ...metal steel Power supply main 220 V AC frequency 50 60 Hz and or 24 V DC standby 24 V DC automatic switchover to standby power and vice versa Max power consumption 100 W ITS CUA 0308 ITS CUA 0316 ITS...

Page 40: ...iet off of call signal Equipped with dialing mode selector tone pulse Equipped with buttons to control a receiver speaker volume Technical specifications Casing material plastic Power supply from tele...

Page 41: ...et off of call signal volume loudspeaker communication phonebook for 50 numbers dialing mode selector tone pulse Dialing number lock mode Note three AA batteries are required for LCD and public addres...

Page 42: ...all signal and speaker volume control Technical specifications Casing material plastic Power supply from telephone line Max power consumption 1 W Dialing mode tone pulse Magnetic mounting for receiver...

Page 43: ...ge and marine environment Recommended for use with signaling unit TB 105 Note delivered with a standard cable 0 45 m to connect to telephone line Technical specifications Casing material metal aluminu...

Page 44: ...d armored cable LCD displays call icon Technical specifications Casing material plastic reinforced polyester Keyboard material stainless steel Power supply unit from telephone line backlight 24 V DC M...

Page 45: ...42 2 Ex Loudspeaker 5802 Ex Headset and microphone MT53H79B Technical specifications Casing material plastic reinforced polyester Keyboard material stainless steel Power supply unit from telephone lin...

Page 46: ...backlight at option 24 V DC required Technical specifications Casing material aluminium Power supply from telephone line Max power consumption 4 W Operating temperature 40 55 IP rating IP56 Weight 2 3...

Page 47: ...65 pix Key stroke protection Functional keys 2 pcs Telephone book for 120 numbers Keys and screen backlight Receiver power supply from two batteries Technical specifications Power supply 220 V AC fre...

Page 48: ...47 Version 10 6 3 Operating Manual PT ADCW PS ADCW CH ADCW BS ADCW...

Page 49: ...installed on open deck Accessories One eared headset with a clip Technical specifications Base station power supply main 220 V AC frequency 50 60 Hz standby 24 V DC Power supply of user receiver charg...

Page 50: ...ok for 100 numbers Technical specifications Casing material plastic Power supply 220 V 50 60 Hz or 24 V from PS ADC Max power consumption 110 W Received messages no paper 28 sheets 4 Paper thermal pap...

Page 51: ...o the CU via digital user line LCD 3 24 functional keys 24 pcs light signaling of incoming call keys backlight in call volume control call signal volume control Speakerphone mode Technical specificati...

Page 52: ...n low charge level memory full memory card error Installation in user line break Recorded data may be listened from the memory card using PC Technical specifications Casing material metal steel Power...

Page 53: ...umpers terminals ensure power transit e g to power keys backlight of telephone Technical specifications Casing material plastic Terminals Max voltage 250 V Max passing current 1 Operating temperature...

Page 54: ...ical specifications Casing material metal steel Number of output terminals 16 Max switching current per channel 5 Circuits in terminal 2 ground Operating temperature 15 55 IP rating IP22 Weight 2 0 kg...

Page 55: ...allows for cable installation 3 x 2 5 mm 7 10 mm diameter 2 The Product and connector are delivered without cable 3 The Junction is delivered with matching connector Technical specifications Casing ma...

Page 56: ...ifications Casing material aluminum alloy Max switching voltage 250 V Total passing current 15 Number of terminals pcs 1 input and 1 output Circuits in terminal 2 and common ground Operating temperatu...

Page 57: ...erent colours red yellow green blue Adjustable tone of audio signal Technical specifications Casing material plastic impact proof Power supply 220 V 50 60 Hz Signal parameters max sound pressure 90 dB...

Page 58: ...one three tone Technical specifications Casing material metal aluminum alloy Power supply from telephone line Signal type max sound pressure 90 dB discrete adjustable tonality 5 20 Hz 4 positions Expl...

Page 59: ...ifications Casing material plastic impact proof Max power consumption 300 mW Max sound pressure ring mode 93 dB 1 m talk mode 81 dB 1 m Impedance 45 Ohm Explosion proof rating 1ExibIICT6 CT5 DIP A22 T...

Page 60: ...d with a connector for telephone ExResistTel Ex Delivered with a mounting bracket Technical specifications Casing material polyurethane elastomer plastic Operating frequency range microphone 70 10000...

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