Toshiba Strata AirLink DK280, Installation Manual

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Toshiba provides the following 2000-series digital
telephones for Strata
systems.
speakerphone with LCD.
DKT-201 OSD-I 0-button speakerphone with LCD.
speakerphone.
DKT-201 OH-I 0-button handsfree answerback
telephone.
Toshiba telephones may be equipped with optional
subassemblies; the function of each subassembly is
given in Table 1-5.
1.6 Attendant Position Options
The provides three options for attendant
positions which answer system incoming calls.
PC Attendant Console-For medium-to-heavy
traffic systems where an attendant must answer
and transfer incoming calls. The PC attendant
console requires a customer-provided personal
computer plus the RATU PCB (see Table 1-2).
With Release 2 and
3,
up to two consoles
can be connected on systems with RCTUB or
or four with ( 2 or 3)
common control (RCTUA (1 or 3) does not
support attendant consoles). The RATU PCB uses
four station ports in system software.
Direct Station Select (DSS) Console-For medium
traffic systems where an attendant must answer
and transfer incoming calls. See Table 1-1 for
capacities. The DSS console must connect to
circuit
8
on a PDKU PCB (see Table 1-6 for
configuration considerations).
Add-On-Module medium traffic,
smaller systems, where an attendant must answer
and transfer incoming calls. The ADM connects to
any 2000-series digital telephone. The ADM
shares the associated telephones circuit so it does
not require a designated PCB or circuit port (see
Table 1-5).
1.7 Door Phones
Up to 12 door phones can be installed in a system
with Release 1, 2, or 3 RCTUB and nine
with RCTUA. Each is connected to a DDCB or HDCB
door phone control box. See Table 1-6 for door phone
configuration considerations.
1.8
AC
and Reserve Power Hardware
Detailed information for AC and reserve battery power
installation is described in Chapter 3-Cabinet
Installation. These optional assemblies may be
required.
RBTC-2M and PBTC-3M-Battery connecting
cables (see Table 1-7).
RBDB-Battery power distribution box (see Table
1-7).
and RPSB2-three-outlet AC power strips
(see Table
1.9
Floor Mount Installation
Floor mounting requires and RCCB
hardware assemblies; wall mounting does not
require special hardware but may require a plywood
backboard (see Chapter Installation).
RFIF-Floor mount stand and wall securing
brackets (see Table 1-7).
RCCB-AC power and battery power conduit
connection box (see Table 1-7).
Hardware
January 1996
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