NEC SV8500, Manual

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VOL.3-45
CHAPTER 1 TERMINALS
5. Desk Console
5.1 General
This section explains the installation of a Desk Console and the cable connection. Desk Console has an ergo-
nomic design and more functionality than the existing Attendant Console. The figure below shows the outer
view of the console. Use the Attendant Console Interface (ATI) PA-CS33 circuit card as an interface between
the Telephony Server and a Desk Console. The ATI circuit card is mounted in PIR and one card can connect a
maximum of two consoles. The Desk Console has a uniform color scheme and provides full access to all of the
Console features.
• 60 character LCD (40 characters × 4 lines)
• LCD designation strips
• Software-controlled LCD loop key
• Full access to PBX features
• Headset/Handset connectivity
• Recorder connectivity (Allows recording of a conversation).
Note:
Maximum distance between the PIR and Desk Console is as follows: 350 m (0.5 φ ), 500 m (0.65 φ ) for PIR
Power Supply and 1200 m (0.5
φ
), 1500 m (0.65
φ
) for Local Power Supply
Desk Console Outer View
5.2 Installation Procedure
STEP 1: Install the Attendant Console Interface (ATI) PA-CS33 circuit card. (Mount the card in slot 12 of PIR.)
STEP 2: Connect the PA-CS33 circuit card and the Desk Console by using Installation Cables.
STEP 3: Terminate the installation cables to the MDF and the modular blocks.
STEP 4: Check the terminal locations on the MDF. To identify the lead names and the lead’s terminal locations,
refer to LT Connector Lead Accommodation of the circuit card in the Circuit Card Description.
STEP 5: Provide the necessary cross connection on the MDF referring to the following figure.
Desk Console
Note:
Headset is not included in Desk Console.
Headset
AC-DC Adapter