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KI-1981A MRC7600—Installation, Programming and Operations Manual

Table of Contents

GENERAL INFORMATION .............................................................................................................................................. 5

R

EVISION 

H

ISTORY

............................................................................................................................................................. 5

Manual Revisions ......................................................................................................................................................... 5

Firmware and Software Revisions ...............................................................................................................................................6

E

QUIPMENT 

L

IST

................................................................................................................................................................ 7

Associated Equipment................................................................................................................................................... 7

R

ELATED 

M

ANUALS

........................................................................................................................................................... 8

D

ESIGN AND 

I

NSTALLATION

................................................................................................................................................ 8

D

ESIGN 

G

UIDELINES

........................................................................................................................................................... 8

GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS........................................................................................................................................ 9

Tip and Ring Interface .................................................................................................................................................. 9
E&M Interface and Backwards Compatibility..............................................................................................................10

MR200 R

ACK 

I

NSTALLATION

............................................................................................................................................10

T

ELECENTER

®

 

IV P

LUS

......................................................................................................................................................11

T

ELECENTER

®

 

V 

AND 

21: E&M I

NTERFACE

........................................................................................................................12

T

ELECENTER

®

 

V 

AND 

21: T

IP

/R

ING 

I

NTERFACE

...................................................................................................................13

T

ROUBLESHOOTING

...........................................................................................................................................................14

E&M Interface.............................................................................................................................................................14
Tip and Ring Interface .................................................................................................................................................14
Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................................14

PROGRAMMING ..............................................................................................................................................................15

G

ENERAL 

I

NFORMATION

....................................................................................................................................................15

Overview of the TMRC Program..................................................................................................................................15
File Lists......................................................................................................................................................................16
PC Requirements .........................................................................................................................................................16

S

OFTWARE 

I

NSTALLATION

.................................................................................................................................................16

Installing TMRC for the First Time ..............................................................................................................................16
Uninstalling TMRC......................................................................................................................................................17
Upgrading an existing Version.....................................................................................................................................17

R

UNNING THE 

TMRC P

ROGRAM

........................................................................................................................................18

Launching the TMRC Application................................................................................................................................18
Main Window Description ...........................................................................................................................................18
Working in the Stand-alone Mode ................................................................................................................................18
Working in the Remote Device Mode ...........................................................................................................................19
Downloading New Firmware to the MRC7601.............................................................................................................20

Step-by-Step .............................................................................................................................................................................21

MRC7601 RAM & EPROM Modes ..............................................................................................................................22

MRC7601 P

ROGRAMMING

................................................................................................................................................22

Version Window...........................................................................................................................................................22
Configuration Window.................................................................................................................................................23

Programming a Button: Step by Step.........................................................................................................................................27
Editing a Button: Step by Step...................................................................................................................................................27
Editing Key Text: Step by Step .................................................................................................................................................28

Terminal Emulation window. .......................................................................................................................................30
Using Other Terminal Emulation Programs.................................................................................................................31
Monitor Commands .....................................................................................................................................................31

Summary of Contents for MRC7601

Page 1: ...Installation Programming and Operation KI 1981A MRC7601 Media Retrieval Controller Rauland Borg Corporation Issued 06 30 98 Page 1 of 48...

Page 2: ...ittal receipt or possession of this document does not express license or imply any rights to use sell design or manufacture this information No reproduction publication or disclosure of this informati...

Page 3: ...nterface 14 Maintenance 14 PROGRAMMING 15 GENERAL INFORMATION 15 Overview of the TMRC Program 15 File Lists 16 PC Requirements 16 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION 16 Installing TMRC for the First Time 16 Uninsta...

Page 4: ...LAYER CONTROL 36 Paging the Media Center Operator 37 OPERATING A PLAYER 37 CDI OPERATIONS 39 Cursor Operation 40 MEDIA CENTER TELEPHONE 41 24 MEDIA CENTER CONTROL FUNCTION 41 To Pre assign a Player 41...

Page 5: ...entical to that of the MR100 It is possible to have MR100 units and MRC7601 units operating side by side in the same system if they are all E M interfaced The unit is designed to work with most common...

Page 6: ...o a valid Comm port 9 The distributor Name and Job Site fields are now limited to 20 characters to prevent them from scrolling off the screen A message box warns the user to truncate when saving too l...

Page 7: ...at holds up to 6 MRC7601 modules The chassis installs in a standard 19 inch rack it takes 3 inches of vertical space and about ten inches of depth including an inch for the wiring The MRC7695 is a 20...

Page 8: ...m Related Manuals The following Telecenter manuals contain important information for the Media Retrieval Controller 9 KI 1655 CPU3 and Media Retrieval Functions 9 KI 1584 Telecenter IV Programming 9 K...

Page 9: ...minal window shows the total number of VCR code reprogrammings that have occurred over the life of the unit The CDI device selection is also included in this count 9 The Laser Disk serial cable is 20...

Page 10: ...tems that have Laser Disks connected to both MR100 and MRC7601 units program the 0 initialization tone for the MR100 but don t program any initialization tones for the MRC7601 The MRC7601 interprets t...

Page 11: ...ion 6 Connect a straight DB9 cable Male Female from the MRC7601 to your PC and program the unit per instructions in this manual see section 3 below 7 Select from either or both of the next two steps 7...

Page 12: ...ssential for proper operation 13 Connect a straight DB9 cable Male Female from the MRC7601 to your PC and program the unit per instructions in this manual see section 3 below 14 Select from either or...

Page 13: ...nd Ring Correct Tip Ring polarity are essential for TC21 only 17 Connect a straight DB9 cable Male Female from the MRC7601 to your PC and program the unit per instructions in this manual see section 3...

Page 14: ...owing table gives the nominal levels for the different Telecenter systems actual readings may vary by 0 3 VDC If you do not see these levels check your programming wiring verify that the E M line modu...

Page 15: ...text sensitive help The help engine supports additional tools for searching and printing Further the TMRC program supports both Standalone and Remote Device modes Additionally the configuration can be...

Page 16: ...rage space will yield enhanced performance Software Installation Installing TMRC for the First Time As discussed the shipped diskettes contain two files install txt a text file featuring basic install...

Page 17: ...group or folder 2 Double click on the uninstall icon Confirm your action All icons and files except the original compressed file tmrcXXX exe will be removed from your hard drive All changes made to sy...

Page 18: ...active MRC7601 is available while Remote device mode is used only when your PC is connected to an active MRC7601 In either mode the user can choose to open an existing user created file work with a de...

Page 19: ...he version and configuration windows but the terminal window as well As discussed the version window allows you to view both the MRC7601 and the TMRC Graphical User Interface version numbers The confi...

Page 20: ...inaccurate i e if the user unplugs the cable connecting the MRC7601 with the PC it may take the TMRC PROGRAM up to 5 seconds to detect the loss of connection Likewise it may take the TMRC PROGRAM up t...

Page 21: ...A warning window will appear 3 Click OK to continue The downloading process will begin The RGH RZQORDG 6WDWXV area at the bottom of the H LOH RZQORDG window will show transfer status The LED located o...

Page 22: ...ront LED remains off If the firmware passes its integrity test execution switches to the RAM firmware At that time the front LED flashes the major and minor RAM firmware version numbers If the RAM fir...

Page 23: ...onfiguration this section allows the user to configure some system related parameters based on the users knowledge of the current setup The selections include the PBX type Telecenter V Telecenter 21 o...

Page 24: ...range for this timer is 0 to 30000 Msec The default value is 500 Msec VCR Key Mapping this section of the TMRC window provides two functions First the user can directly control a VCR by clicking the...

Page 25: ...a specific command is supported 9 Neither the MRR7800 nor the MRH7700 support user defined VCR functions Defining Command Keys you can program each of the user definable buttons to execute either prim...

Page 26: ...gic P01 VCR P11 TV P00 Channel Up P05 Channel Down P06 CD P20 Enter P21 Cable P10 Volume Down P04 Volume Up P03 Recall P22 Display P47 Record P17 Program P46 Mute P07 Light P53 Sleep P54 Auxiliary 1 P...

Page 27: ...imary Code list or call Rauland Borg technical service for Extended commands to determine the command code that you wish to assign to a particular command button 2 Open the TMRC General Configuration...

Page 28: ...p TMRC allows you to enter a description of each of the user defined buttons Descriptions appear adjacent to corresponding buttons in the VCR Key Mapping Window Descriptions are limited to a maximum o...

Page 29: ...nterface the Telecenter head end must provide all initialization and ending tones Initialization tones the set of DTMF tones sent to the media device upon the initial connection to the MRC7601 The use...

Page 30: ...gs to the MRC7601 the MRC7601 automatically resets itself This takes about 10 seconds during which no operations will succeed The front panel LED will flash the version and subversion numbers The user...

Page 31: ...minal buffer has limitation of 64 000 characters and before the buffer fills up the user is warned to either clear the buffer before proceeding or save the contents of the buffer into a log file The C...

Page 32: ...the E M interface LIST RETURN List the configuration parameters including interface type version information media device and setup code RESET RETURN Exit the monitor mode and reset the MRC7601 When t...

Page 33: ...hange this without consulting the factory The beep duration affects the ability of the MRR7800 to detect the MRC7601 BEEPxy RETURN Set the beep repeat interval in seconds The default value is 5 second...

Page 34: ...scribes basic Telecenter system programming For a detailed discussion of media retrieval programming see the respective Telecenter programming manuals Programming the Telecenter involves the following...

Page 35: ...C7601 When the MRC7601 receives the Release digit it stays in the Command mode In systems that have Laser Disks connected to both MR100 and MRC7601 units program the 0 initialization tone for the MR10...

Page 36: ...short beep when it has given you control of the player and will continue to beep at five second intervals If someone else already has control the system will send you a busy signal If your phone is no...

Page 37: ...nd return to the player simply hook flash again or wait for Media Center telephone to hang up If your system does not permit hookflash hang up as in Step 4 then call the Media Center you will retain c...

Page 38: ...nk Screen function is engaged but will have no visible effect if you are in the Numerical mode Laser Disk Formats As mentioned there are two laser disk formats CAV and CLV CAV disks are organized by f...

Page 39: ...program will automatically halt use the above formulae but enter instead of as the final keystroke You can select the stopping point either before or after selecting the starting point The keypad will...

Page 40: ...pause too long the cursor speed drops back to the slow speed The cursor interdigit delay may be changed from the terminal window using the RDELAY command The default is 225 milliseconds Cursor Speed T...

Page 41: ...assigned to phone line 105 The second display indicates that player 718 is currently available To Pre assign a Player Enter the Architectural dialing Number of the station to which you are assigning t...

Page 42: ...view at any point hang up Using a StarPlus Phone in the Media Center The 24 function can be performed from any StarPlus Executive Display phone which is programmed with a Telecenter administrative dis...

Page 43: ...KI 1981A MRC7600 Installation Programming and Operations Manual Page 43 of 48 06 30 98 Appendix A Illustrations A...

Page 44: ...ark Go to Numeric Mode Go to Numeric Mode Go to Play Mode Rewind 1 2 Fast Fwd 3 4 Stop 5 Frame Advance 6 7 8 9 Release 0 Play Freeze Resume VCR Functions 7XQH WKH WHOHYLVLRQ VHW WR WKH GHVLUHG FKDQQHO...

Page 45: ...UDPH RQWR WKH VFUHHQ KDQQHO XGLR 3UHVVLQJ WKLV VHOHFWV WKH DXGLR IURP WKH OHIW FKDQQHO RQO 8VH WR UHVWRUH PL HG DXGLR HJLQ UDPH 1XPEHU 7KLV WDNHV RX WR WKH QXPHULF PRGH ZKHUH WKH GLJLWV RX HQWHU ZLOO...

Page 46: ...B LDP VCR CDI Connection Illustrations The following are large format copies of drawings found in chapter 2 Design and Installation 87 21 2 127 211 7 72 67 1 5 7 3 21 3257 0867 86 0 7 5 7 0 7 0 0 86 7...

Page 47: ...ge 47 of 48 06 30 98 Telecenter IV Plus Drawing 1 87 21 2 127 211 7 72 67 1 5 7 3 21 3257 0867 86 0 7 0 0 86 72 1 7 05 1 36 9 3 1 3 1 0 211 725 72 2 25 6 9 5 8 7 32 5 6833 675 3 5 6 9 3 21 5 6 5 6 0 2...

Page 48: ...gramming and Operations Manual Page 48 of 48 06 30 98 7 67 3 5 7 0 7 3 5 1 86 72 1 7 05 1 36 9 3 1 3 1 0 211 725 9 5 8 7 32 5 6833 675 3 5 6 9 3 21 5 6 5 6 0 2 21 8 7 3 5 1 6 6 0 7 7 6 Telecenter V an...

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