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CB901EX

OPERATIONS MANUAL

CRISIS ALERT

Ring-Master

Summary of Contents for CB901EX

Page 1: ...CB901EX OPERATIONS MANUAL CRISIS ALERT Ring Master ...

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Page 3: ... TRANSFER 11 PAGING 12 PRIVILEGES FOR PAGING GROUPS 12 PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION 14 TWO WAY RADIO 14 TELEPHONE NETWORK 15 INSTALLATION 16 INSTALLATION PLANNING 16 CENTRAL LOCATION 16 CABLE REQUIREMENTS 17 INSTALLATION OF CENTRAL EXCHANGE 18 MOUNTING THE CARD RACK BACKPLATE 18 CABLE TERMINATION IN STATION SOCKET 19 CABLE TERMINATION IN CENTRAL CARDRACK 19 INSTALLATION OF CARDRACK 20 POWER UNIT SPECS CEN...

Page 4: ...9 LINE EQUIPMENT 61 CALL NUMBER 61 CALLER ID 62 DEVICE TYPE 63 PRIVELEGE TYPE 64 DIRECT DIAL 66 SUBSCRIBER TIMERS 67 TRANSFER 68 ANNUNCIATOR DISPLAY 69 EVENT LOG PRINTER 70 CAMERA SWITCHER 70 BATTERY CHARGE MONITOR 71 ALL CALL 72 GROUP CALL 73 GROUP CONFERENCE 74 SECTORING 75 INSTALLATION 79 SWITCH PROGRAMMING 80 RESET BATTERY RAM 80 ...

Page 5: ...nary telephone wires The central unit is compact A standard basic cardrack equipped for 80 subscribers measures only 256 mm x 570 mm x 271 mm 10 1 x 22 4 x 10 9 Silent in operation once fitted with its cover the central can operate inconspicuously in almost any location In a single Stage system the central unit consists of a Basic Cardrack DP 979 containing the Basic Cardset and Subscriber Cards t...

Page 6: ...re located on this card together with the receiver and tone transmitter The processor fully controls the tone receiver transmitter The duplex control circuit operates individually for each time slot which is much faster than the processor can manage Therefore a separate control system is included on this card LINK CARD 2 cards It connects the audio signals between the subscribers Each card handles...

Page 7: ...s Meet me 8 90 Group Conference Battery Charger Alarm Event log printer interface DNA100 required Video switcher interface DNA200 required Computer Interface DNA300 required Pocket Page Interface DNA400 required INDIVIDUAL FEATURES Direct access 10 Direct dial Simplex always Assignable call numbers 12 Alphanumeric caller ID Personal queue for incoming calls Telephone Dialer IF934P DNA934P or DNA93...

Page 8: ...ber number 3 digit dial 1000 6999 Subscriber number 4 digit dial 70 All Call 71 79 Group Calls 90 Respond to meet me 98 Program distribution PRIVACY 0 Accept call CONVERSATION INITIATOR X Cancel call 8 Activate meet me from Group Call or All Call CONVERSATION RECEIVER X Cancel call Page 8 of 83 Ring Master ...

Page 9: ...shed T last Either party may revert to handsfree mode by tapping the T button Any call number may be programmed with the privilege simplex always When a call is placed from or to a station with the simplex always privilege the initiator will be in listen mode and the T button must be used to change the speech direction MICROPHONE CUTOFF To temporarily mute the microphone during conversation the mu...

Page 10: ...aling tones CCITT This is mainly used for electric door lock release and for dialling out to the public telephone network PTT The microphone mute function must be activated while pushing a number key to disable conference add on When the B subscriber receiver of the call is programmed with the privilege DTMF Device then the number keys may be activated without pushing the microphone mute key CAMP ...

Page 11: ... The personal queue may be displayed and answered on a DAD104 TRANSFER Call Transfer is used to distribute incoming calls to additional intercom station Call transfer is using the personal que Each subscriber may be programmed with 7 transfer numbers with delays When a call is place to the intercom station with personal queue the call will be inserted in the personal que of the called station When...

Page 12: ...tor The call back is active until one station dials 90 or a new call back is activated from another All Call or Group Call The duration of the page is limited to 60 seconds programmable subscriber timers Only one Group Call can be active at a time Stations calling Group Page when it is in use may camp on until it is free Default Access numbers are 70 79 for groups 0 9 Group 0 is all call Groups 1 ...

Page 13: ...clude stations 18 only in Group Call 6 76 SGCMcrr Call Number 10 99 18cr Group Number 0 7 6cr cr Example 5 Group Conference for stations 10 16 in Group Call 1 71 SGCMcrr Call Number 10 99 10 16cr Group Number 0 7 1cr cr SGCPcrr Group Number 0 7 1cr Group Privilege 0 Allcall 1 Global 2 T 3 Conference 0 3 3cr cr SGCPcrr Group Number 0 7 1cr Group Privilege 0 Allcall 1 Global 2 T 3 Conference 0 3 2cr...

Page 14: ... music or other program sources The access code is 98 followed by channel number then volume number The connection to program distribution does not effect normal intercom operations When a call is initiated or received the music is put on hold until the call is completed and then it is automatically reconnected TWO WAY RADIO The CB901EX system may be connected to a radio base station for communica...

Page 15: ...n between the interface and the intercom station After 2 seconds programmable subscriber timer the next call in personal que will repeat the process If the interface does not have the privilege Personal Queue then calls made to the interface will not activate the dialer and the phone number must be manually dialed If transfers are activated from other stations lobby master then theses calls are au...

Page 16: ...ION 1 Site survey and data collection 2 Plan major equipment layout Central system power supply and position of the various stations speakers etc 3 Plan cable routing 4 Preparation and preassembly of central and power supply at shop facility 5 Site work a Running of station cables b Equipment mounting central power supply etc c Station and speaker installation d System programming and adjustment 6...

Page 17: ...vent overheating the central CABLE REQUIREMENTS Each station is connected to the central by 4 leads in two twisted pairs Leads No 1 and No 2 Audio and signaling Individual leads i e a separate twisted pair is required for each station This pair carries tone signaling CCITT norm for dialing audio transmission and DC control signals for stations The maximum loop resistance of this pair is 240 ohm co...

Page 18: ... the central In particular check the long contact pins on the rear of the motherboards PCB979 PCB980 for possible distortion that may cause short circuiting MOUNTING THE CARD RACK BACKPLATE Four holes in the backplate are provided for mounting on a wall or 19 rack The position of the cardracks should allow for easy access of incoming station cables Mount the backplate as follows a Drill holes corr...

Page 19: ...rosstalk CABLE TERMINATION IN CENTRAL CARDRACK Connection of stations wires Each subscriber card DP978 can connect 8 intercom stations A flat cable connects each subscriber card to the BF901 PCB933 on the back plate MA901 of the DP979 DP980 The BF901 can connect 3 subscriber cards 24 intercom stations Two 25 pair cables CBL25P 20 connect each BF901 to the Main Distribution Frame MDF 12 intercoms s...

Page 20: ...motherboard Take care when folding the flat cable i e that they remain clear of motherboard pins when the central is closed POWER UNIT SPECS CENTRAL AND STATION POWER Although Ring Master systems normally function on 24 VDC power units shall be adjusted to 27 VDC which is the correct charging voltage when systems are connected to batteries for group all call or no break battery back up Using 27 V ...

Page 21: ...n the power distribution board PCB935 in DP979 and DP980 marked and 24VDC Remote local power supply to stations A station or a group of stations can be connected to remote power units If the central is programmed with all or group call all stations in such a group can be switched on simultaneously and the power unit must be dimensioned accordingly i e at 150 mA per station Page 21 of 83 Ring Maste...

Page 22: ...stribution Card NFE 1626 is normally installed in card position 10 plug pos XA11 in the Basic Cardrack DP 979 If the central is fully equipped with subscriber cards 30 cards this feature card is to be installed in pos 12 or 13 In CB901EX systems the card positions 12 and 13 are used for Interlink B Card NFE1545 If not used then the Subscriber Card NFE1625 can be installed in these positions giving...

Page 23: ...arm channel no 2 To deactivate an alarm channel the 24V DC enable signal must be disconnected back to open circuit on alarm enable input Battery Operation Function cable no 2 When CB901EX Systems are installed as no break system connected to emergency power battery bank it is important to cut out the Program Distribution Feature when there is a mains power failure During this period all stations u...

Page 24: ...tion Feature requires 150 mA Each station in normal conversation requires 150 mA Each station in rest condition requires 15 mA IMPORTANT NOTES To transfer all group call signals to subscribers connected to cards in position 11 12 and 13 the flat cable NMF6012 part of DP977 must be installed on the back side of the Basic Cardrack DP979 If no cable is available make a jumper between Plug P1 pin 10A ...

Page 25: ...he left PCB1019 RUN LED will be ON MASTER LED may be On or OFF TX LED will blink RX LED will blink only if external annunciator DNA100 is connected Battery Charge LED will be ON NFE1607 No LEDs NFE1521 No 1 All LEDs stay dark NFE1521 No 2 The upper LED will be steady on All the others will stay off NFE1626 All LEDs stay dark PCB978 All LEDs on all subscriber cards stay off PCB1016 All four LEDs wi...

Page 26: ...016 B Duplex Switching It is necessary to check the audio control card NFE 1607 for proper duplex switching 1 Set up a conversation to a station in a room office with normal ambient noise level 2 Press down the microphone cut off switch privacy switch on the initiating station The background noise from the receiving station should now be heard in the loudspeaker of the initiating station 3 Turn po...

Page 27: ...ront LEDs on the Power Card NFE 1528 All should be lit Prepare a list of all individual programs utilized Once the cable connections and the central exchange voltages are verified perform the following station tests a Station receives warning tone and light when called b Sound quality in handsfree and handset modes c Handsfree voice switching d T button manual control e Press privacy switch down f...

Page 28: ...parallel except the master station connections A fault on one of the subscriber boards may therefore cause the whole system to malfunction For trouble shooting follow the steps below a Disconnect all the NFE 1625 NFE 1525 Subscriber Boards b Install one board at a time into the different plug positions until the faulty board is located A master station fault may be located in the station itself or...

Page 29: ...524 1780 2036 2292 2548 2804 0D 1013 1269 1525 1781 2037 2293 2549 2805 0E 1014 1270 1526 1782 2038 2294 2550 2806 0F 1015 1271 1527 1783 2039 2295 2551 2807 10 1016 1272 1528 1784 2040 2296 2552 2808 11 1017 1273 1529 1785 2041 2297 2553 2809 12 1018 1274 1530 1786 2042 2298 2554 2810 13 4 1019 1275 1531 1787 2043 2299 2555 2811 14 1020 1276 1532 1788 2044 2300 2556 2812 15 1021 1277 1533 1789 20...

Page 30: ...556 1812 2068 2324 2580 2836 2D 1045 1301 1557 1813 2069 2325 2581 2837 2E 1046 1302 1558 1814 2070 2326 2582 2838 2F 1047 1303 1559 1815 2071 2327 2583 2839 30 1048 1304 1560 1816 2072 2328 2584 2840 31 1049 1305 1561 1817 2073 2329 2585 2841 32 1050 1306 1562 1818 2074 2330 2586 2842 33 8 1051 1307 1563 1819 2075 2331 2587 2843 34 1052 1308 1564 1820 2076 2332 2588 2844 35 1053 1309 1565 1821 20...

Page 31: ... 2356 2612 2868 4D 1077 1333 1589 1845 2101 2357 2613 2869 4E 1078 1334 1590 1846 2102 2358 2614 2870 4F 1079 1335 1591 1847 2103 2359 2615 2871 SUBSCRIBER CARDRACK 50 1080 1336 1592 1848 2104 2360 2616 2872 51 1081 1337 1593 1849 2105 2361 2617 2873 52 1082 1338 1594 1850 2106 2362 2618 2874 53 21 12 1083 1339 1595 1851 2107 2363 2619 2875 54 1084 1340 1596 1852 2108 2364 2620 2876 55 1085 1341 1...

Page 32: ... 1620 1876 2132 2388 2644 2900 6D 1109 1365 1621 1877 2133 2389 2645 2901 6E 1110 1366 1622 1878 2134 2390 2646 2902 6F 1111 1367 1623 1879 2135 2391 2647 2903 70 1112 1368 1624 1880 2136 2392 2648 2904 71 1113 1369 1625 1881 2137 2393 2649 2905 72 1114 1370 1626 1882 2138 2394 2650 2906 73 25 1115 1371 1627 1883 2139 2395 2651 2907 74 1116 1372 1628 1884 2140 2396 2652 2908 75 1117 1373 1629 1885...

Page 33: ... 1652 1908 2164 2420 2676 2932 8D 1141 1397 1653 1909 2165 2421 2677 2933 8E 1142 1398 1654 1910 2166 2422 2678 2934 8F 1143 1399 1655 1911 2167 2423 2679 2935 90 1144 1400 1656 1912 2168 2424 2680 2936 91 1145 1401 1657 1913 2169 2425 2681 2937 92 1146 1402 1658 1914 2170 2426 2682 2939 93 29 1147 1403 1659 1915 2171 2427 2683 2939 94 1148 1404 1660 1916 2172 2428 2684 2940 95 1149 1405 1661 1917...

Page 34: ... 1684 1940 2196 2452 2708 2964 AD 1173 1429 1685 1941 2197 2453 2709 2965 AE 1174 1430 1686 1942 2198 2454 2710 2966 AF 1175 1431 1687 1943 2199 2455 2711 2967 B0 1176 1432 1688 1944 2200 2456 2712 2968 B1 1177 1433 1689 1845 2201 2457 2713 2969 B2 1178 1434 1690 1946 2202 2458 2714 2970 B3 33 1179 1435 1691 1947 2203 2459 2715 2971 B4 1180 1436 1692 1948 2204 2460 2716 2972 B5 1181 1437 1693 1949...

Page 35: ... 1716 1972 2228 2484 2740 2996 CD 1205 1461 1717 1973 2229 2485 2741 2997 CE 1206 1462 1718 1974 2230 2486 2742 2998 CF 1207 1463 1719 1975 2231 2487 2743 2999 D0 1208 1464 1720 1976 2232 2488 2744 3000 D1 1209 1465 1721 1977 2233 2489 2745 3001 D2 1210 1466 1722 1978 2234 2490 2746 3002 D3 37 1211 1467 1723 1979 2235 2491 2747 3003 D4 1212 1468 1724 1980 2236 2492 2748 3004 D5 1213 1469 1725 1981...

Page 36: ... 1740 1996 2252 2508 2764 3020 E5 1229 1485 1741 1997 2253 2509 2765 3021 E6 1230 1486 1742 1998 2254 2510 2766 3022 E7 1231 1487 1743 1999 2255 2511 2767 3023 E8 1232 1488 1744 2000 2257 2512 2768 3024 E9 1233 1489 1745 2001 2258 2513 2769 3025 EA 1234 1490 1746 2002 2259 2514 2770 3026 EB 40 1235 1491 1747 2003 2260 2515 2771 3027 EC 1236 1492 1748 2004 2261 2516 2772 3028 ED 1237 1493 1749 2005...

Page 37: ...y Normal telephone cable twisted pairs standard 0 5 0 6 mm 22 gauge Line specifications Frequency range 300 5000 Hz Galvanic 0 dBm 1 mW 600 ohm Speech level normal 12 dBm Speech level max 4 dBm Tone signalling level 10 dBm Tone signalling frequencies in accordance with CCITT norms Switching principle Time Division Multiplex TDM with anolog transmission based on Pulse Amplitude Modulation PAM Progr...

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Page 41: ...ual CB901EX Page 41 of 83 Ring Master CAS901 POWER DISTRIBUTION 110 220 VAC PSDC24 12 FUSE PANEL ON OFF SWITCH RED RED 5A 15A 30A BAT12 30 30A BLACK BLACK RED RED BLACK BLACK RED BLACK 1A PCB979 PCB979 DP979 DP979 DP980 DP980 ...

Page 42: ... B 31 A B PINS 1 A B 20 A B CABLE NO 1 NMF 6002 CABLE NO 2 NMF 6002 MOTHERBOARD NFE 1523A MOTHERBOARD NFE 1524A BASIC CARDRACK DP 979 SUBSCRIBER CARDRACK DP 980 INTERCONNECTION SYSTEM BUS INTERCONNECTION ALARM PROGRAMME DISTRIBUTION FEATURE PINS 1 A B PINS 32 A B PINS 32 A B MUST NOT BE CONNECTED PLUG CONNECTION PINS 12 A B 31 A B REAR VIEW OF CARD RACKS DP 979 AND DP 980 A B ...

Page 43: ... 48 4F 31 NFE 1625 SUBSCR CARD A0 A7 12 NFE 1625 SUBSCR CARD 50 57 32 NFE 1625 SUBSCR CARD A8 AF 13 NFE 1625 SUBSCR CARD 58 5F 33 NFE 1625 SUBSCR CARD B0 B7 14 NFE 1521 LINK CONTROL CARD 34 NFE 1625 SUBSCR CARD B8 BF 15 NFE 1521 LINK CONTROL CARD 35 NFE 1625 SUBSCR CARD CO C7 16 NFE 1607 AUDIO CONTROL CARD 36 NFE 1625 SUBSCR CARD C8 CF 17 PCB1019 PROCESSOR CARD 37 NFE 1625 SUBSCR CARD D0 D7 18 PCB...

Page 44: ... 32 24 VDC CABLE B9 CABLE B10 CABLE B11 CABLE B12 CABLE B13 CABLE B14 CARD 33 CARD 34 CARD 35 CARD 36 CARD 37 CARD 38 CARD 39 CARD 40 DP979 BF901 BF901 BF901 BF901 CABLE A8 CABLE A1 CABLE A2 CABLE A3 CABLE A4 CABLE A5 CABLE A6 CABLE A7 CARD 2 CARD 3 CARD 4 CARD 5 CARD 6 CARD 7 CARD 8 CARD 9 CARD 10 CARD 11 CARD 12 CARD 13 24 VDC BF902 CABLE A13 CARD 19 BF902 CABLE A12 NFE1545 BF902 CABLE A11 NFE15...

Page 45: ...CABLE NO 2 BF 925 1 A B 10 A B 23 A B 32 A B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 1 POS 1 NEG 2 POS 2 NEG POS NEG ALARM CHANNELS PROGRAMME CHANNELS ALARM ENABLE BATTERY OPERATION NOTE WHEN THE 20 PAIR FLAT CABLE NMF 6012 IS INSTALLED BETWEEN CARD POSISTIONS 10 11 12 AND 13 PLUG ROW P1 THE PROGRAMME DISTRIBUTION CARD NFE 1626 DP 977 CAN BE INSTALLED IN ANY OF THESE POSITIONS THE REMAINING TO BE USED FOR SUBSCRIBER ...

Page 46: ... a 36 Black Blue 4 11 117 b 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 2 06 106 a 38 Black Green 4 12 118 b 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 2 07 107 a 40 Black Slate 4 13 119 b 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 3 08 108 a 42 Yellow Orange 4 14 120 b 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 3 09 109 a 44 Yellow Brown 4 15 121 b 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow Slate 20 S...

Page 47: ... a 36 Black Blue 7 29 141 b 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 5 1E 130 a 38 Black Green 7 2A 142 b 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 5 1F 131 a 40 Black Slate 7 2B 143 b 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 6 20 132 a 42 Yellow Orange 7 2C 144 b 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 6 21 133 a 44 Yellow Brown 7 2D 145 b 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow Slate 20 S...

Page 48: ...36 Black Blue 10 41 165 b 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 8 36 154 a 38 Black Green 10 42 166 b 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 8 37 155 a 40 Black Slate 10 43 167 b 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 9 38 156 a 42 Yellow Orange 10 44 168 b 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 9 39 157 a 44 Yellow Brown 10 45 169 b 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow Slate 20...

Page 49: ...a 36 Black Blue 13 59 189 b 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 11 4E 178 a 38 Black Green 13 5A 190 b 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 11 4F 179 a 40 Black Slate 13 5B 191 b 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 12 50 180 a 42 Yellow Orange 13 5C 192 b 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 12 51 181 a 44 Yellow Brown 13 5D 193 b 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow Sl...

Page 50: ...annel 3 b 13 Green Black Program Channel 4 a 39 Black Brown Program Channel 4 b 14 Brown Black Program Channel 5 a 40 Black Slate Program Channel 5 b 15 Slate Black Program Channel 6 a 41 Yellow Blue Program Channel 6 b 16 Blue Yellow Program Channel 7 a 42 Yellow Orange Program Channel 7 b 17 Orange Yellow Program Channel 8 a 43 Yellow Green Program Channel 8 b 18 Green Yellow Alarm Channel 1 a 4...

Page 51: ...INK 12 LINK 4 TX 12 Orange Black LINK 12 LINK 3 RX 38 Black Green LINK 11 LINK 3 RX 13 Green Black LINK 11 LINK 3 TX 39 Black Brown LINK 11 LINK 3 TX 14 Brown Black LINK 11 LINK 2 RX 40 Black Slate LINK 10 LINK 2 RX 15 Slate Black LINK 10 LINK 2 TX 41 Yellow Blue LINK 10 LINK 2 TX 16 Blue Yellow LINK 10 LINK 1 RX 42 Yellow Orange LINK 9 LINK 1 RX 17 Orange Yellow LINK 9 LINK 1 TX 43 Yellow Green L...

Page 52: ...Blue 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 38 Black Green 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 40 Black Slate 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 42 Yellow Orange 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 44 Yellow Brown 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow Slate 20 Slate Yellow No Connection 46 Violet Blue No Connection 21 Blue Violet No Connection 47 Violet Orange No Connect...

Page 53: ...a 36 Black Blue 23 61 197 b 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 21 56 186 a 38 Black Green 23 62 198 b 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 21 57 187 a 40 Black Slate 23 63 199 b 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 22 58 188 a 42 Yellow Orange 23 64 200 b 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 22 59 189 a 44 Yellow Brown 23 65 201 b 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow Sl...

Page 54: ...a 36 Black Blue 26 79 221 b 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 24 6E 210 a 38 Black Green 26 7A 222 b 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 24 6F 211 a 40 Black Slate 26 7B 223 b 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 25 70 212 a 42 Yellow Orange 26 7C 224 b 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 25 71 213 a 44 Yellow Brown 26 7D 225 b 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow Sl...

Page 55: ...a 36 Black Blue 29 91 245 b 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 27 86 234 a 38 Black Green 29 92 246 b 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 27 87 235 a 40 Black Slate 29 93 247 b 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 28 88 236 a 42 Yellow Orange 29 94 248 b 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 28 89 237 a 44 Yellow Brown 29 95 249 b 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow Sl...

Page 56: ...a 36 Black Blue 32 A9 269 b 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 30 9E 258 a 38 Black Green 32 AA 270 b 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 30 9F 259 a 40 Black Slate 32 AB 271 b 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 31 A0 260 a 42 Yellow Orange 32 AC 272 b 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 31 A1 261 a 44 Yellow Brown 32 AD 273 b 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow Sl...

Page 57: ...a 36 Black Blue 35 C1 293 b 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 33 B6 282 a 38 Black Green 35 C2 294 b 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 33 B7 283 a 40 Black Slate 35 C3 295 b 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 34 B8 284 a 42 Yellow Orange 35 C4 296 b 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 34 B9 285 a 44 Yellow Brown 35 C5 297 b 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow Sl...

Page 58: ... a 36 Black Blue 38 D9 317 b 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 36 CE 306 a 38 Black Green 38 DA 318 b 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 36 CF 307 a 40 Black Slate 38 DB 319 b 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 37 D0 308 a 42 Yellow Orange 38 DC 320 b 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 37 D1 309 a 44 Yellow Brown 38 DD 321 b 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow S...

Page 59: ...d Slate 10 Slate Red 39 E5 329 a 36 Black Blue b 11 Blue Black 37 Black Orange 12 Orange Black 39 E6 330 a 38 Black Green b 13 Green Black 39 Black Brown 14 Brown Black 39 E7 331 a 40 Black Slate b 15 Slate Black 41 Yellow Blue 16 Blue Yellow 40 E8 332 a 42 Yellow Orange b 17 Orange Yellow 43 Yellow Green 18 Green Yellow 40 E9 333 a 44 Yellow Brown b 19 Brown Yellow 45 Yellow Slate 20 Slate Yellow...

Page 60: ...e DNA100 may be removed SYNTAX TYPEFONTS boldface typecr indicates user input Courier font indicates output COMMAND The command consists of a command word plus one or more parameters The command may be entered on one line with the parameters separated by spaces command par1 par2 par3cr The command may be entered in prompt mode with parameters separated by carriage return The prompt will indicate w...

Page 61: ... Configuration program Type HELP H or HELPcr EX901 Command Summary HELP Help H Help Help HS Help Set Commands HL Help List Commands HPT Help Privilege Types LIST COMMANDS HLcr EX901 List Commands LCN List Call Number LDA List Direct Access LDD List Direct Dial LGCM List Group Call Members LTN List Transfer Numbers LLE List Line Equipment LPT List Privilege Type LST List Subscriber Timers LSD List ...

Page 62: ...l Number SGCM Set Group Call Members STN Set Transfer Number STD Set Transfer Delay SNA Set Network Address SPT Set Privilege Type SQP Set QUE Program Channel SST Set Subscriber Timer SSD Set Speed Dial Number PRIVILEGE TYPES HPTcr ID Privilege 1 Simplex Always 2 Voice Control A 3 DTMF Device 4 All Call Access 5 Group Call Access 6 Conference Initiator 7 Personal Queue 8 Automatic Answer 9 Priorit...

Page 63: ... 01 11 Car 1A ICM 1 5 0B 02 12 Car 1B ICM 1 5 0B 03 13 Car 2A ICM 1 5 0B 04 14 Car 2B ICM 1 5 0B 05 15 MotorRoom ICM RING 1 3 0B 06 16 Phone Line PTT RING 1 3 0B CALL NUMBER Call numbers are assigned to all Line Equipment Numbers when the system is defaulted network address set to 00 The first Line Equipment will be call number 10 100 or 1000 depending on the number of call digits in the system Al...

Page 64: ... exchange 100 155 to Line Equipment 00 Use the S single option to assign call numbers to a single line equipment number the Tie line SCNcr Call Number 100 999 100 155cr Line Equipment Number R range S single R S Scr Line Equipment Number 00 4F 00cr LLEcr Line Equipment Number 00 3D 00 03cr Line Call In Priority Network Address Remote Equ Number Caller ID Type QUE Alarm Call Display Printer Video N...

Page 65: ...r Line Call In Priority Network Address Remote Equ Number Caller ID Type QUE Alarm Call Display Printer Video NET LEQ 04 14 Lobby ICM RING 1 5 DEVICE TYPE The device type defines the operation of intercom stations Type0 Undefined Type1 SUB DC shift substation Type2 ICM Master station or substation using speed dial Type3 PTT Telephone line Type4 TIE Intersystem Tie line Type5 REM Remote subscriber ...

Page 66: ...cess to features of the system Default has no privileges enabled PROGRAMMING The following commands are used for this feature HPT Help Privilege Types SPT Set Privilege Type LPT List Privilege Types Display all Privilege Types HPTcr ID Privilege 1 A B Simplex Always 2 A Voice Control 3 B DTMF Device 4 A All Call Access 5 A Group Call Access 6 A Conference Access 7 B Personal Queue 8 B Automatic An...

Page 67: ...ve mode 2 Voice Control The initiator of the call can use the key DTMF to control the speech direction Each time the key is momentarily hit the speech direction changes This is useful when telephones needs to control the simplex function 10 Line Supervision A intercom station ICM and SUB with this privilege will be monitored A fault is activated with open or shorted wires or loss of power to the i...

Page 68: ... DA DD 0 DD 1 DD 2 DD 3 DD 4 DD 5 DD 6 DD 7 DD 8 DD 9 12 18 DIRECT DIAL There are 10 direct dial numbers for each subscriber key 0 9 PROGRAMMING The following commands are used for this feature SDD Set Direct Dial LDD List Direct Dial Example 1 Set direct dial for subscriber 14 key 5 to dial subscriber 23 SDDcr Call Number 10 99 14cr Key Number 0 9 5cr Call Number to be dialed 10 99 U 23cr LDDcr C...

Page 69: ...th timer 2 to 1 sec when subscriber 15 receives calls SSTcr Call Number 10 99 15cr Timer ID 1 8 2cr Timer Value 0 50 10cr LSTcr Call Number 10 99 15cr Timer ID 1 8 cr Call Number ID Timer Setting Resolution Limit 14 1 Direct Dial A 12 0 1 sec 30 2 Warning Tone B 10 0 1 sec 50 3 Call Length A 1 0 sec 240 4 All Call A 60 1 0 sec 600 5 Group Call A 60 1 0 sec 600 6 PQUE Ring Delay B 2 1 0 sec 240 7 C...

Page 70: ...pe SST Set Subscriber Timer SQP Set Que Program Channel SCP Set Call Priority LPT List Privelege Type LST List Subscriber Timer LCN List Call Number Example Intercom station 10 is using personal queue to receive calls with 1 second delay between calls Intercom stations 11 14 will get ringing tone when they call intercom 10 Intercom 11 will get calling priority 3 and intercom 12 14 will get priorit...

Page 71: ...ation or by the transferring station PROGRAMMING The following commands are used for this feature STN Set Transfer Number STD Set Transfer Delay LTN List Transfer Numbers Example Make calls to subscriber 14 transfer to subscribers 20 and 21 if subscriber 14 does not answer the call within 60 seconds STNcr Call Number 10 99 14cr Transfer Number 1 7 1cr Call Number to be dialed 10 99 U 20cr STN14 2 ...

Page 72: ...A100 The printer will print events for all intercom stations that have been assigned to this printer PROGRAMMING The following commands are used for this feature SNA Set Network Address LCN List Call Number Example Subscribers 10 17 are assigned to log events to the printer with network address 0B hex The network address is set with DIP switch in the DNA100 SNAcr Call Number 10 99 10 17cr Node Typ...

Page 73: ...3 0Ccr LCNcr Call Number 10 99 10 17cr Line Call IN Priority Equ Number Caller ID Type QUE Alarm Call Annunciator Printer Video 00 10 Lobby ICM RING 1 3 0A 0B 0C 01 11 Car 1A ICM 1 5 0B 02 12 Car 1B ICM 1 5 0B 03 13 Car 2A ICM 1 5 0B 04 14 Car 2B ICM 1 5 0B 05 15 MotorRoom ICM RING 1 4 0B 06 16 Phone Line PTT RING 1 4 0B 07 17 Security ICM RING 1 2 0B 0C To remove an Annunciator Printer or Video M...

Page 74: ... FFcr SCID 00 EX901cr SNAcr Call Number 10 99 00cr Node Type 1 Annunciator 2 Printer 3 Video 1 3 1cr Network Address 00 FF 09cr LCNcr Call Number 10 99 00cr Line Call In Priority Equ Number Caller ID Type QUE Alarm Call Annunciator Printer Video FF 00 EX901 ICM RING 1 5 09 ALL CALL Allows for one way paging from one station to all other stations in the exchange and will override other calls they w...

Page 75: ...to be connected to the Group Call initiator The call back is active until one station dials 90 or a new call back is activated from another All Call or Group Call Call number of the receivers are entered in the Group Call groups group 1 7 All station may be a members of multiple Group Call groups Only one Group Call can be active at a time Stations calling Group Call when it is in use may camp on ...

Page 76: ... 99 10 16cr Group Number 0 7 1cr cr SGCPcrr Group Number 0 7 1cr Group Privilege 0 Allcall 1 Global 2 T 3 Conference 0 3 3cr cr SGCPcrr Group Number 0 7 1cr Group Privilege 0 Allcall 1 Global 2 T 3 Conference 0 3 2cr cr Display the result of example 1 5 LGCMcr Group Call Number Number Receivers 0 A 70 10 11 1 TC 71 2 72 3 G 73 12 13 14 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 4 74 5 75 6 76 18 7 77 GROUP CON...

Page 77: ... 16 SDT 11 16 7 Direct Access Master SDA 11 16 10 Faults are sent to 10 SPT 11 16 10 Line Supervision SPT 11 16 5 Activate Group Call Access SDD 11 16 1 71 Call Group Call 71 when handset is lifted Paging Interface 17 20 SDT 17 20 1 Sub SDA 17 20 10 Faults are sent to 10 SPT 17 20 10 Line Supervision Group Call 1 71 SGCM 10 20 1 Include stations 10 20 in group call 1 SGCP 1 2 T button must be used...

Page 78: ...tor 0 intercom Defaults for Sectors 1 15 are allowed to call own sector Move 10 to sector 1 SSM 10 1 crr Move 21 24 to sector 2 SSM 21 24 2 crr Move 31 38 to sector 3 SSM 31 38 3 crr Move 41 52 to sector 4 SSM 41 52 4 crr Allow sector 1 Security to call Nurses Clean Rooms and Elevators SSCT 1 2 cr SSCT 1 3 cr SSCT 1 4 cr Allow sector 2 Nurses to call Operating Rooms and Security SSCT 2 1 cr SSCT 2...

Page 79: ...4 1 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 TELEPHONE LINE INERFACE The interface may be used as a speed dialer to a telephone number used for answering intercom calls from elevator intercoms in a night transfer mode of operation The device type of the interface is set to PBX A delay may be entered as P1 for one second delay to P9 for 9 second delay Example Page 79 of 83 Ring Mas...

Page 80: ...LCN List Call Number SSD Set Speed Dial Number LSD List Speed Dial Number SPT Set Privilege Type Example SDT 27 PBXcr SSD 27 P29P31234567cr SPT 27 7 cr BACKUP Backup generates programming commands required to restore the configuration of the EX901 These commands may be downloaded and stored in a text file on the PC This file can then be uploaded to restore the configuration of the EX901 Page 80 of...

Page 81: ...ST GATE SDT 101 2 SQP 101 2 SAP 101 1 SCP 101 5 END OF TRANSFER Software Version 2015 12 28 Commands not generated by the backup command SGCP Set Group Call Privilege SGCN Set Group Call Number Software Version 2017 06 27 All commands generated by the backup command INSTALLATION The PCB1019 has a one RS485 bidirectional port for communication with Crisis Alert Devices DNA100 Used for programming o...

Page 82: ...G SW2 on PCB1019 is the crisis alert network address Network 1 Node 0 is normally used Address 08 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF SW4 on PCB1019 is used for selecting number of digits in call numbers when the system is defaulted 1 2 OFF OFF Special preprogrammed configuration Reserved OFF ON 2 Digit Dialing 10 55 ON OFF 3 Digit Dialing 100 155 ON ON 4 Digit Dialing 1000 1055 RESET B...

Page 83: ...ing RAM Test apx 2 sec The RAM will initialize 1 sec LED M will flash rapidly to indicate that the initialization is complete 4 Set SW2 PCB1019 to proper network address 5 Push and release the Reset Switch on PCB1019 SW1 LED M PCB1019 will blink 2 times during RAM Test The system is now operational Page 83 of 83 Ring Master ...

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