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A100K 10430 v.1.0 

ACM Telephone System – AMC-M-A 

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3.5.1 Subscriber 

lines 

The line board terminals are available at the E7 back plane. The line 
points are routed to the LCM through six 17-pair flat cables with six 4-
pole plug-in screw terminals at the exchange end and a 34-pole 
connector at the LCM end. 
The subscriber lines are connected to corresponding terminals on the 
Line Connection Module board. 
All terminals are marked, starting at 1A, 1B, 1C and 1D. The telephone 
line pairs are connected to A/B and C/D up to 36C/D if all lines are used. 
Each ATLB12 Subscriber Line Board serves 12 telephones 
Pos. 1:   Dir. no. 101 – 112     connect to 1A/B – 6C/D 

 

Pos. 3:   Dir. no. 119 – 130     connect to 13A/B – 18C/D 
Pos. 4:   Dir. no. 131 – 142     connect to 19A/B – 24C/D 
Pos. 5:   Dir. no. 143 – 154     connect to 25A/B – 30C/D 
Pos. 6:   Dir. no. 155 – 166     connect to 31A/B – 36C/D 
ASLT board in pos. 2 serves PA audio + 5 intercom stations 
Pos. 2:   Dir. no. 113 – 118     connect to 7A/B/C/D – 12A/B/C/D  
Pos. 2:   Dir. no. 114 

     PA audio monitor, connect to 8A/B/C/D 

The subscriber line cable must be an approved ship cable type with 0.5 
mm

2

 twisted pairs and an outer braided tinned copper screen. The 

screen must be interconnected in junction boxes and grounded to a 
common ground point in the ACM-M-A-V2 system rack only. 

Physical numbers 

Line Board 1 

Telephones 

Line Board 2 

Intercom 

Line Board 3 

Telephones 

Term.

No. 

Dir. 
No. 

Phys

No. 

Term.

No. 

Dir 

No. 

Phys 

No. 

Term.

No. 

Dir. 
No. 

Phys

No. 

1A/B 101  1 

13A/B 119 13 

1C/D 102  2 

7A/B/

C/D 

113 7 

13C/D 120  14 

2A/B 103  3 

14A/B 121 15 

2C/D 104  4 

8A/B/

C/D 

114 8 

14C/D 122  16 

3A/B 105  5 

15A/B 123 17 

3C/D 106  6 

9A/B/

C/D

 

115 9 

15C/D 124  18 

4A/B 107 277 

16A/B 125 289 

4C/D 108 278 

10A/B/

C/D

 

116 10 

16C/D 126 290 

5A/B 109 279 

17A/B 127 291 

5C/D 110 280 

11A/B/

C/D

 

117 11 

17C/D 128 292 

6A/B 111 281 

18A/B 129 293 

6C/D 112 282 

12A/B/

C/D

 

118 12 

18C/D 130 294 

Line Board 4 

Telephones 

Line Board 5 

Telephones 

Line Board 6 

Telephones 

Term.

No. 

Dir. 
No. 

Phys

No. 

Term.

No. 

Dir. 
No. 

Phys 

No. 

Term.

No. 

Dir. 
No. 

Phys

No. 

19A/B 131  19  25A/B 143  25  31A/B 155  31 

19C/D 132  20  25C/D 144  26  31C/D 156  32 

20A/B 133  21  26A/B 145  27  32A/B 157  33 

20C/D 134  22  26C/D 146  28  32C/D 158  34 

21A/B 135  23  27A/B 147  29  33A/B 159  35 

21C/D 136  24  27C/D 148  30  33C/D 160  36 

22A/B 137 295 28A/B 149 301 34A/B 161 307 

22C/D 138  296 28C/D 150  302 34C/D 162 308 

23A/B 139 297 29A/B 151 303 35A/B 163 309 

23C/D 140  298 29C/D 152  304 35C/D 164 310 

24A/B 141 299 30A/B 153 304 36A/B 165 311 

24C/D 142  300 30C/D 154  306 36C/D 166 312 

Figure 8 

Subscriber line interface

 

Figure 9 

Subscriber line connection

 

36

31

1

P5

P6

N1

N5

N4

N2

N3

C

C

D

D

24V DC

Out

24V AC In

+

24V DC

In

+

_

_

Program level

RCO 1 - 6

1

RCO 7 - 12

P6

P5

RCI 2

RCI 1

Eth 0

Eth 1

Serial Port 0

Serial Port 1

USB

485  422

1

12

6

5

18

24

30

7

13

19

25

1

2

3

A C -
G N D

D C -
G N D

30

25

30

25

30

25

30

25

30

25

30

25

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1

6

7

12

13

18

19

24

25

30

31

36

Line board 1

Li

ne bo

ar

d 1

A

T

LB12

Line

 boar

d 2

AS

LT

Li

ne b

oar

3

A

T

LB12

Line

 boar

d 4

A

T

LB12

Li

ne boar

d 5

A

T

LB

12

Line bo

ar

d 6

A

T

LB12

Line board 2

Line board 3

Line board 4

Line board 6

Line board 5

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

6

7

12

13

18

19

24

25

30

31

36

AlphaCom E7

LCM

Table 2 

Physical numbers 

1A

7A

13A

5A

11A

17A

2A

8A

14A

6A

12A

18A

4A

10A

16A

4B

10B

16B

4D

10D

16D

1B

7B

13B

5B

11B

17B

2B

8B

14B

6B

12B

18B

1C

7C

3C

5C

11C

17C

3C

9C

15C

2C

8C

14C

6C

12C

18C

4C

10C

16C

1D

7D

13D

5D

11D

17D

2D

8D

14D

6D

12D

18D

1  

R

ELA

Y OUTP

UTS  6

1K+

1K-

2K+

2K-

3K+

3K-

4K+

4K-

5K+

5K-

6K+

6K-

3A

9A

15A

3B

9B

15B

3D

9D

15D

101

119

113

109

127

105

123

117

102

120

114

110

128

106

124

118

103

121

115

111

129

107

125

104

122

116

112

130

108

126

PA

A

N

A

L

O

G

U

E

 T

E

L

E

PH

O

N

E

S

A

N

A

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Summary of Contents for ACM-M-A-V2

Page 1: ...ACM Telephone System ACM M A V2 TECHNICAL MANUAL A100K10430 v 1 0 2009 05 27 ...

Page 2: ...MMING AND CABLE REFERENCE LIST 14 4 1 Station and User Information 14 4 1 1 Station info 14 4 1 2 Programming 15 4 1 3 Terminal connections 15 4 1 4 Additionals 15 4 2 Integrated PA Interface 16 4 3 IP Configuration 16 4 4 Trunk Lines 17 5 PROGRAMMING OVERVIEW 18 5 1 AlphaWeb Getting Started 18 5 1 1 Connect to AlphaWeb 19 5 1 2 Save and apply changes 19 5 2 AlphaPro Getting Started 20 5 2 1 PC se...

Page 3: ...ollow me 29 7 3 5 Busy notify 29 7 3 6 Call priority and busy override 29 8 SPESIFICATIONS 30 8 1 Environment Requirements 30 9 WIRING DIAGRAM 31 Zenitel Norway AS and its subsidiaries assume no responsibilities for any errors that may appear in this publication or for damages arising from the information in it No information in this publication should be regarded as a warranty made by Zenitel Nor...

Page 4: ... Description V1 0 2009 05 27 TH JF Complete up to date 1 3 Other ACM Manuals z A100K10338 AlphaCom E System Management and Operation z A100K 10390 SIP GSM Gateway MV 370 z A100K 10333 SIP Gateway AudioCodes MP 114 118 1 4 DNV Type Approval Regulations DNV requirement for Internal Communication on ships Doc Rules for Ships January 2006 Pt 3 Ch 3 Sec 11 1 5 ACM Test Reports z NEMKO Technical Report ...

Page 5: ...w technologies Analogue System Standard System Advanced System Emergency communication Two way communication according to marine requirement x x x Talkback according to marine requirement x x VINGTOR integrated public address and general alarm x x Public address interface x x x Stations Analogue telephone x x x Traditional intercom x x x IP intercom telephone PA GA units x x IP DECT cordless telep...

Page 6: ...lephone System The VINGTOR ACM Telephone System ACM M A V2 is a PABX made for marine environment The system has an extensive and programmable set of features supporting all key PABX functions The main capabilities of the system are z Designed for two way emergency communication according to marine regulations z Support remote management and maintenance using IP and Web technologies z Support publi...

Page 7: ...art of the ACM M A V2 rack The exchange manages all telephones intercoms and devices connected to the ACM M A V2 rack and supports a wide range of PABX and emergency communication features The exchange has 7 slot positions for feature cards In an ACM M A V2 rack the AlphaCom E7 is equipped with one main processor board AMC IP 1 ASLT line board for 5 intercom stations and PA interface and up to 5 s...

Page 8: ...A24H Any traditional STENTOFON intercom station may be connected to the 5 intercom line points In addition to intercom and telephone sets signal and relay units can be connected to the system rack TYPE ORDER No Relay box for Signal Unit Watertight CRB 7 CRB 7 EX Relay box for Signal Unit Watertight IRR 3 Telephone Tone Caller indoor HB 90 Telephone Tone Watertight HB 105 Other optional equipment r...

Page 9: ... customer s order ACM M A24 2 x ATLB12 max 24 telephones pos 1 3 ACM M A36 3 x ATLB12 max 36 telephones pos 1 3 4 ACM M A48 4 x ATLB12 max 48 telephones pos 1 3 5 ACM M A60 5 x ATLB12 max 60 telephones pos 1 3 6 3 3 Connection terminals Connectors and terminals for power and external equipment are accessible in the rear of the ACM M A V2 cabinet To access the connectors open the cabinet door and s...

Page 10: ...d if the 24 VDC emergency power disappear X6 is released if the 24 VDC output power from AMC E7 disappear 3 5 Line Connection Module LCM All line connections are made to the Line Connection Module board This board substitutes the former 6 x Line Termination boards This module also substitute the Power Distribution board VA 502 Relay Unit board with 6 RCO relays and VA 503 Filter and Speech Adapter...

Page 11: ...117 11 17C D 128 292 6A B 111 281 18A B 129 293 6C D 112 282 12A B C D 118 12 18C D 130 294 Line Board 4 Telephones Line Board 5 Telephones Line Board 6 Telephones Term No Dir No Phys No Term No Dir No Phys No Term No Dir No Phys No 19A B 131 19 25A B 143 25 31A B 155 31 19C D 132 20 25C D 144 26 31C D 156 32 20A B 133 21 26A B 145 27 32A B 157 33 20C D 134 22 26C D 146 28 32C D 158 34 21A B 135 2...

Page 12: ... point 8 for use as a PA announcement monitor NOTE Do NOT connect an amplifier to line point 8A B as the 40 kHz signal carrier may seriously damage the equipment SPA V2 does not have any dedicated input for ACM AlphaCom audio Several solutions are possible where two alternatives are normally used Alternative 1 connect to X11 PABX or X12 PABX with recall if X11 is already used Used when ACM shall h...

Page 13: ...vides external communication towards the satellite communication system using 2 or 4 analogue trunks Optionally MP 118 provides up to 8 trunks The gateway and screw terminal block are mounted on the left side wall inside the cabinet The Ethernet 1 output on the exchange backplane is connected to the Ethernet input on the gateway A and B wires on pin 3 and 4 in the RJ11 FXO outputs are connected to...

Page 14: ...bscriber s name The max number of characters is 16 including the station directory number z Station Type Used to define the type of station e g DT 800M or TC1020D STATION AND USER INFORMATION Programming Terminal connections Additionals Board Dir No Phys No Group member ship Group Access Level COS Priority Display text Max 12 characters Station type LCM A B C D RCO Information Ext field equipment ...

Page 15: ... COS 2 Notify busy station COS 3 Override of absent or private feature COS 4 Busy override COS 5 Override of busy absent and private COS 16 Includes all services Default for SuperUser 4 1 3 Terminal connections z LCM The LCM module number ACM M A V2 has only one module Large exchanges ACM 48 ACM 144 may have more than 60 subscribers and need for two or more modules z Station terminal number The A ...

Page 16: ...on associated with the remote control output z Terminal Specifies the ACM terminal block where the signal is connected 4 3 IP Configuration This table shows the IP configuration for the different components in the ACM rack if applicable IP CONFIGURATION Equipment Port Note IP address Mask ACM Eth0 Master node 169 254 1 5 255 255 255 0 ACM Eth1 Master node 10 1 0 10 255 255 255 0 Data switch 10 1 0...

Page 17: ...ay text The display text that is shown in the ACM station for incoming calls on the trunk z Terminal block X6 The physical position used for the trunk on the terminal block z Additional functions Add information if incoming calls shall be placed in parallel or sequential order if multiple stations shall receive the incoming call If calls shall be placed in parallel to stations these calls must be ...

Page 18: ...ce all parameters are entered AlphaPro can be connected to the exchange and the parameters can be transferred AlphaPro can also upload configuration information from an exchange AlphaPro connects to the AlphaCom E7 over an IP network AlphaWeb The AlphaWeb is an embedded web server running on the AlphaCom E7 exchange It allows the users to log in using a standard web browser such as Internet Explor...

Page 19: ...n administrator The default login will then be User name admin Password alphaadmin A window with the exchange configuration is shown 5 1 2 Save and apply changes When new configuration parameters are entered they should be saved to the configuration file by pressing the Save button The configuration data is then saved to the AlphaCom configuration file only and not applied to the running configura...

Page 20: ... on its symbol icon at the top of the screen Each main menu will have one or more selectable tabs or sub menus AlphaPro may be run without being connected to the system off line all changes can be saved to the PC and copied to the system later on It is good practice to start the programming in the exchange menu and continue towards the right on the icon bar 5 2 4 Create New Network and Exchange s ...

Page 21: ...ion is established the buttons will then become active Get information from the exchange When the exchange is defined an AlphaPro configuration database is created with factory default settings z Click on GetAll to download all data from the exchange Send information to the exchange When the desired changes to the programming are done the new configuration must be loaded into the exchange z Click ...

Page 22: ...254 1 5 with mask 255 255 0 0 on Eth0 6 2 1 Cold start procedure z Turn the exchange mains switch ON auto fuse in the rear of the cabinet z Hold the cold start button on the AMC IP board depressed z Press the reset button located on the power card briefly z Keep the cold start button pressed at least 1 sec after reset The AMC status LED will blink green when the boot is ready 6 2 2 Cold start of A...

Page 23: ...rnet ports and IP route entries according to the network See Chapter 4 3 ACM Programming and Cable Reference List for IP settings to use Set IP address for Ethernet port 0 and or 1 Log in to AlphaWeb Select System Configuration Interfaces Enter IP address Enter subnet mask Save and Apply changes Figure 22 AlphaWeb IP Routes Figure 21 AlphaWeb IP interface address setting ...

Page 24: ...only gateway IP address and Ethernet port Eth0 1 z Network route Enter destination IP address network mask gateway and Ethernet port z Host route Enter IP address gateway and Ethernet port z Save and Apply changes 6 4 Enter License Key z Obtain license key from your ACM distributor z Select System Configuration License Key z Enter the key string under New License Key z Press the Insert new license...

Page 25: ...e chapter Error Reference source not found 6 5 1 General user settings z Click on the User Stations icon in AlphaPro The main field for a normal configuration is Physical Number Directory Number Display Text Station Type Volume Setting Group Access Level Call Setup Priority Class of Service Figure 25 Station configuration window Physical Number all stations are identified by the exchange with its ...

Page 26: ...of the volume the volume bar or the station is used The exchange must be reset if the volume setting has been changed Group Access Level is used to specify which group and PA calls a user may make Each group used for group and PA calls will have an associated Group Access Level The levels are low medium and high The user must have a higher or the same group access level By default the group used f...

Page 27: ...tation Class of Service 1 z Select the services you want to assign to the selected Class of Service z Press OK when all services are selected 6 6 Configure Interface to PA A normal subscriber user extension is used as interface from the ACM system to the PA system At each subscriber position the ACM has a remote control output where RCO1 is at subscriber position 1 and so on The RCO is used to sig...

Page 28: ...e is lifted z Replace handset to end the conversation 7 2 3 Receive call in noisy area For calls in noisy areas the telephone line will be connected in parallel to a signal unit Signal unit will provide visual or audio indication on incoming call z Lift handset to receive call 7 2 4 Public address PA call z Lift handset z Dial 84 for general PA call without zones Call is set up towards the PA syst...

Page 29: ...set z Dial 71 z Dial remote phone number you want calls forwarded to z Press the button to confirm z Replace handset Own phone will ring for 10 sec when called then forwarded if not answered z Dial 70 from your own phone to cancel Call forwarding 7 3 4 Follow me z Lift handset on phone you want calls to be transferred to z Dial 72 z Dial your own phone number z Replace handset Own phone will ring ...

Page 30: ...m racks Data interfaces 2 x 10 100 Mbps Ethernet AutoMDIX RJ45 1 x RS232 serial data RJ45 Data networking Option 4 port industrial data switch Option 5 port industrial power over Ethernet switch IP protocols IP unicast IP multicast IP v4 TCP UDP Telnet FTP TFTP NTP HTTP HTTPS Syslog SNMP v2c SIP RTP RTCP VoIP AlphaNet STENTOFON data OPC Remote system management AlphaPro over IP Web 8 1 Environment...

Page 31: ...t 24V AC In 24V DC In _ _ Program level RCO 1 6 1 RCO 7 12 P6 P5 RCI 2 RCI 1 Eth 0 Eth 1 Serial Port 0 Serial Port 1 USB 485 422 1 12 6 5 18 24 30 7 13 19 25 1 2 3 A C G N D D C G N D 30 25 30 25 30 25 30 25 30 25 30 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 6 7 12 13 18 19 24 25 30 31 36 L L N N X1 X6 X2 X3 X4 X5 NO NO NO NC NC NC COM COM COM RJ11 RJ11 RJ11 RJ11 RJ45 RJ45 CAT 5 RCO 1 6 24 VAC In 24 VDC Out Eth1 RCO Line ...

Page 32: ...ce System is certified to meet the requirements in NS EN ISO 9001 2002 Zenitel Norway AS reserves the right to modify designs and alter specifications without prior notice in pursuance of a policy of continuous improvement 2009 Zenitel Norway AS support vingtor com DOC NO A100K10430 v 1 0 www vingtor com Zenitel Norway AS P O Box 4498 Nydalen NO 0403 OSLO Norway ...

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