NEC SL2100, BE116515, BE116516, BE116519 Quick Install Manual

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Quick Install Guide – SL2100 Terminals Type B rev 1.0 1

The SL2100

Quick Install Guide:

Terminals Type B (2w)

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Quick Install Guide – SL2100 Terminals Type B rev 1.0 2

This guide explains the installation, configuration and operation of the SL2100 Type B Terminals (2 wire) including the audio and relay connections of the interface card. Further information is available on BusinessNet. Please keep all information supplied for future reference.

Regulatory Notice. Refer to the Declaration of Conformity, Regulatory and Safety Considerations shown in the SL2100 Hardware Manual. Warning: This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

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Contents

Digital Type B Terminals ........................................................................................................................................ 4

Parts available for the SL2100 ........................................................................................................................... 5

IP7WW-082U-B1 Interface Card ............................................................................................................................. 6

1- Unpack the IP7WW-082U-B1 Card .................................................................................................................... 7

2- Install the IP7WW-082U-B1 Card ....................................................................................................................... 8

3- Connect the Telephones .................................................................................................................................... 9

Connecting to the RJ45 sockets of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card .......................................................................... 9

Terminating extensions at RJ11 or RJ45 face plates at the user’s desk. ........................................................12

4- Connect DSS Consoles .................................................................................................................................... 13

5- Connect Doorphones ....................................................................................................................................... 13

6- Connect External Sensors ............................................................................................................................... 14

7- Connect the Power & System Start Up .......................................................................................................... 15

8- Configure the SL2100 ....................................................................................................................................... 16

Connecting PCPro to the SL2100 ....................................................................................................................16

SL2100 PCPro..................................................................................................................................................17

Port Assignment of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card ................................................................................................18

DSS Console and Operator ..............................................................................................................................19

Operator Extension ..........................................................................................................................................20

Analogue Extensions ........................................................................................................................................21

Timed Break Recall (TBR) / Hook Flash ..........................................................................................................24

Doorphones and Door Lock Relay Contacts ....................................................................................................25

What to do if you make errors within the SL2100 Configuration ......................................................................26

SL2100 Digital Terminals – Type B (2w)

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Digital Type B Terminals

The SL2100 system consists of a chassis unit that supports the installation of either Type A or Type B digital terminals, as only one terminal type can be installed there are separate Quick Install Guides for each.

This guide details the installation of Type B terminals. Refer to the following Quick Install Guide for other terminals:

 Quick Install Guide – Digital Terminals Type A  Quick Install Guide – IP Terminal 8IPLD  Quick Install Guide – IP Terminals DT820

Digital Terminal

Connect to interface card

Terminal wiring

Type A

IP7WW-308U-A1 or IP7WW-008U-C1

4 wire connection

Type B

IP7WW-082U-B1

2 wire connection

This guide also includes details of installing the external Music on Hold, Background Music, Paging and Relay connections as these are provided by the interface card.

SL2100 Type B Digital Terminals

12 Button

24 Button

60 Button DSS

Part code & description

BE116515 IP7WW-12TXH-B1 TEL

BE116516 IP7WW-24TXH-B1 TEL

BE116519

IP7WW-60D-B1 CONSOLE

Connected to

Digital Extension Port

Power feeding

From digital extension port

Colour

Black

Display

24 digits x 3 lines with backlight

None

Programmable keys

12 (red/green)

24 (red/green)

60 (red/green)

Soft keys 4 None

Menu curser keys

Yes

Incoming call lamp

Yes (red/green)

Handsfree

Yes (full duplex)

Backlit dial pad

Headset Port

Yes (RJ11 connector)

EHS support

Yes (using WHA BE113158)

Angle Adjustment

Yes (2 steps)

Wall Mounting

Yes (built in)

SL2100 Digital Terminals – Type B (2w)

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Parts available for the SL2100

Not all parts are included within this guide, please refer to the other SL2100 Quick Install Guides or the SL2100 Hardware Manual for a full description and installation instructions of all parts available.

IP7WW-4KSU-C1

SL1100 Chassis unit

IP7EU-CPU-C1

SL2100 CPU card

IP7EU-CPU-C1-A

SL2100 CPU card with preinstalled IP licenses and 2hour InMail

IP7WW-082U-B1

8 Digital Extension (2wire) and 2 SLT extension card

8 digital and 2 SLT extension interfaces, max 3 per unit

IP7WW-008U-C1

8 Hybrid Extensions card for digital (4wire) extensions or SLT extension

8 SLT extension interfaces, max 4 per unit IP7WW-12TXH-B1 TEL (BK)

12 Keys, Digital (2W) Multiline Terminal (Black)

IP7WW-24TXH-B1 TEL (BK)

24 Keys, Digital (2W) Multiline Terminal (Black)

IP7WW-60D DSS-B1 CONSOLE (BK)

60 Keys, Digital (2W) DSS Console (Black)

DX7NA-WHA-A1

Cordless Headset Adapter

DX4NA Doorphone

Doorphone

Refer to Prophix for all parts and licenses available in your region.

SL2100 Interface Card

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IP7WW-082U-B1 Interface Card

SL2100 chassis showing the CPU card with an extension interface card installed.

The card provides: 8 x Digital extension ports 2 x Analogue SLT extensions ports 1 x Connector for mounting a trunk daughter card 1 x External Music on Hold/Background Music audio input 1 x External Paging audio output 2 x Relay contacts (for external device or door lock control)

The card can be installed into any of the universal slots S1~S3.

Note – Slot S4 does not support digital extensions, an IP7WW-082U-B1 card can be installed but will only support the two analogue extensions and any trunk daughter card.

SL2100 Capacity

Item

Maximum capacity in a single chassis

TDM Trunks

There is a trade-off between each trunk type, see below

Analogue

ISDN BRI

ISDN PRI

TDM Extensions

There is a trade-off between each extension type, see below

Analogue SLT

Digital

Maximum IP

176

IP capacity is independent of the TDM capacity

IP Trunks

IP Extensions

112

External Music on Hold

External Background Music

External Paging

Relays

Trade-off between TDM interfaces (for simplicity does not include PRI trunks, Refer to the Quick Install Guide for PRI trunk capacity).

SL2100 Trunk capacity for a single chassis

SL2100 Terminal capacity for a single chassis

Extension Interface card

SL2100 CPU card

Unpack the IP7WW-082U-B1 Card

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1- Unpack the IP7WW-082U-B1 Card

SL2100 Extension Interface card

1 x Interface card

Additional Items Required:

 Cross head screwdriver.  Utility knife or small cutters to remove the plastic knockouts  Solid wire for extending telephone cabling:

Recommended cable type: Twisted pair (CW1308 or similar specification) Conductor diameter: 0.4 to 0.6 mm Maximum cable length: (with 0.5 mm diameter cable) SL2100 system telephone – 300 metres Normal telephone (SLT) – 1125 metres

Install the IP7WW-082U-B1 Card

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2- Install the IP7WW-082U-B1 Card

The SL2100 chassis does not have any cards pre-installed, you install the extension interface card of your choice. ! Ensure the SL2100 is powered off before removing/installing any card.

You may also have a trunk daughter card to mount onto the IP7WW-082U-B1 card, refer to the Quick Install Guide for the trunk card type for installation details. The following trunk daughter cards may be mounted

IP7WW-3COIDB-C1

3 Analogue trunks

IP7WW-2BRIDB-C1

2 ISDN BRI circuits (4 trunk channels)

IP7WW-1PRIDB-C1

1 ISDN PRI circuit (30 trunk channels)

Each IP7WW-082U-B1 card can have one daughter card mounted.

If you are connecting a doorphone unit then you must set the hardware links before mounting a trunk daughter card and installing the card into the chassis, refer to the Doorphone section later in this guide.

Note – Slot 4 does not support digital extensions, an IP7WW-082U-B1 card can be installed but will only support analogue extensions, any trunk daughter card is supported in slot 4.

Remove the plastic knockout from the slot on the front of the SL2100 chassis.

Note – the knockout can not be replaced once removed; there are no blanking covers available, be sure to remove the correct knockout.

Insert the interface card into the SL2100 universal slot, ensure the card slides into the guide rails and tighten the two screws to secure the card.

Connect the Telephones

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3- Connect the Telephones

The connectors of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card have multiple extension ports per RJ45 connector using the RJ61 pin-out format.

Connecting to the RJ45 sockets of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card

The are several methods available to connect these interfaces into the customer’s building infrastructure.

1. Use the cable assembly, adapter or panel available from NEC Cable LPNEC4 – 2m length, converts a four port RJ45 socket to four RJ45 plugs, one port per plug.

Can be used to connect into an RJ45 through coupler panel or directly into the customer’s panels. Can also be used to plug into RJ45 face plates if IDC termination is required. Cable colour: black

One cable is required for each ESI socket of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card.

Ports 1~4 RJ45 plug

1 - 2 - 3

4 R 5 T 6

Connect the Telephones

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Cable LPNEC2 – 2m length, converts a two port RJ45 socket to two RJ45 plugs, one port per plug.

Can be used to connect into an RJ45 through coupler panel or directly into the customer’s

panels. Can also be used to plug into RJ45 face plates if IDC termination is required. Cable colour: black

One cable is required for the SLI socket of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card.

Adapter ADNEC14 – Converts a four port RJ45 socket to four RJ45 sockets, one port per socket. Requires five patch cables of the desired length and colour. Can be used to connect into an RJ45 through coupler panel or directly into the customer’s panels. Can also be used to plug into RJ45 face plates if IDC termination is required. Colour: black Supplied with an adhesive pad.

One adapter is required for each ESI and SLI socket of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card.

Ports 1~2 RJ45 plug

Pin 1 - 2 - 3

4 R 5 T 6

7 - 8

Ports 1~4

RJ45 sockets

1 - 2 - 3 - 4 R 5

Connect the Telephones

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16/24/40 Port Panels FFV16NECBK/FFV24NECBK/FFNEC50

Converts 4/6/12 RJ45 sockets to 16/24/40 RJ45 sockets, one port per socket. Requires 4/6/12 patch cables of the desired length and colour to connect to the SL2100 plus 16/24/40 patch cables to connect into the customer’s panels. Colour: black Can be used for the ESI, SLI and Audio sockets of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card. Note – when used for the two port SLI socket only ports 1~2 will be used.

Ports

1~16/24/40

RJ45 sockets

Pin 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 R 5 T 6

7 - 8

Connect the Telephones

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2. Terminate cables on site with RJ45 plugs and connect directly to the RJ45 sockets of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card.

Use the following pin-out to terminate each RJ45 plug.

ESI 1-4 ESI 5-8

Pin No.

Port

SLI 1-2

Pin No.

Port

4 1

5 1

3. Use pre-terminated RJ45 patch cables and connect directly to the RJ45 sockets of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card.

Use the following cable colours when using a straight through RJ45 patch cable directly into the RJ45 sockets of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card.

Using an RJ45 patch

cable into the RJ45

connectors

SLI 1-2

ESI 1-4 ESI 5-8

No.

Port

RJ45 Colour code

Port

White/Orange

Orange/White

White/Green

1 Blue/White

1 White/Blue

Green/White

3 White/Brown

4 Brown/White

Terminating extensions at RJ11 or RJ45 face plates at the user’s desk. Each port connects to RJ11 = Connections 3 & 4 RJ45 = Blue/White connections

Each port connects to RJ11 = Connections 3/4

RJ11 Face plate

Connection

1 - 2

3 R 4 T 5

RJ45 = Blue/White connections

RJ45 Face plate

Connection

2 - 3 - 4

5 T 6 - 7 - 8

87654321

Connect the DSS Console and Doorphone

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4- Connect DSS Consoles

Up to eight DSS consoles can be connected to the eight digital extension ports of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card. The maximum system capacity is 12 consoles. Each DSS console is assigned to a digital extension with PCPro, up to 4 consoles can be assigned to the same extension.

5- Connect Doorphones

Up to two doorphones (BE109741 – DX7NA) can be connected to the analogue extension ports of the IP7WW082U-B1 card. The maximum system capacity is 6 doorphones.

Each analogue port of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card has hardware links to select SLT/doorphone operation.

The factory setting is SLT operation. Ensure you set the hardware links as shown.

The hardware links set the mode, there is no additional system configuration required to select SLT/doorphone operation

You will need to remove any trunk daughter card to access the hardware links.

Terminating at the doorphone Each port connects to: & at the doorphone.

The connections to the doorphone are none polarity.

SLI 1-2

RJ45 socket

1 - 2

Door 2 T

Door 1 R

Door 1 T

Door 2 R

Rear of doorphone

Connect the External Sensors

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6- Connect External Sensors

The SL2100 can be used to detect the operation of external sensors by connecting to the analogue extension port that is set to doorphone mode. The external sensor can be any normally open contact (Form A) for example, push button/panic switch or PIR detector with a suitable specification. When the external sensor is closed/activated the SL2100 system will ring a group of extensions in the same way as the doorphone would.

Description

Specification

External sensor

Voltage during sensor off (contact open): 25V Loop current during sensor on/activated (contact closed) : 40mA

SLI 1-2

RJ45 socket

Door / sensor 2 T

Door / sensor 1 R

Door / sensor 1 T

Door / sensor 2 R

Connect the Power & System Start Up

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7- Connect the Power & System Start Up

The power cable is plugged into the left side (wall mounted) or rear (when rack mounted) of the unit via an IECC13 connector.

Before connecting the power:

 Ensure the power switch is OFF  Ensure the power is switched off at the source  All cards are installed and secured correctly

System Start Up – First Time

! The first time you start up the SL2100 it is important to clear the system memory. This will ensure that the system is set to the default/factory configuration.

1. Push and hold the LOAD Button located on the front of the CPU card.

2. Turn the power switch on

3. Continue holding the LOAD Button for approximately 10 seconds or until the ALM lamp on the CPU card

lights.

4. Release the LOAD Button

5. When the system has completed reloading the system software (about one minute) the RUN LED is

flashing green on the CPU card and the system phones will display the Time and Date.

Switching the SL2100 OFF ! Be sure that no calls are in progress otherwise they will be cut off. Turn the power switch OFF at the SL2100 chassis.

System Start Up – Retain Customer Configuration This is the normal operation for powering the SL2100 on. Turn the power switch ON at the SL2100 chassis. Any new installed cards will be automatically detected.

Also referred to as ‘COLD Start’

can also be used at any time to

delete the customer’s

configuration. Warning – COLD Start should only be used when you want to

delete the customer’s

configuration from the SL2100 CPU card.

AC Power

cable

Power

switch

Configure the SL2100

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8- Configure the SL2100

This Quick Install guide will cover the most frequently used configuration options. For advanced configuration please refer to the SL2100 Features and Specifications manual. You must have SL2100 PCPro installed to your laptop/PC, this can be downloaded from BusinessNet, refer to the Quick Install Guide – SL2100 PCpro. The SL2100 can also be configured via an SL2100 System phone or via a WebPro interface, these are not included within this guide.

Before you configure your system it is important that you:

 Have a diagram of your exchange lines and telephones.  Plan your requirements before you start.

While you configure your system it is advised that you:

 Make a record of your configuration as you make each change.  Make small changes, upload to the SL2100 and test the changes. Avoid making all your changes at

once as this can make testing more difficult.

With the default/factory settings:

 Each telephone will function and is assigned an extension number (200~211).  Calls received on the exchange lines will ring at telephone number 200.  Each telephone can make exchange line calls by dialing 0.  Each exchange line is presented at a Function Key with busy lamp indication.

Connecting PCPro to the SL2100

CPU Default IP Address:

192.168.0.10 / 255.255.255.0

You can check the IP address at any SL2100 system phone: Press the centre Navigation Key and dial 841

Direct to Ethernet connector on the SL2100 CPU card.

Via the customer’s LAN.

Configure the SL2100

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SL2100 PCPro

Installer level access: User Name: tech Password: 12345678

On first install you may need to setup the default sliding panes if you wish to use these. Select View tab and click Default

Configure the SL2100

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Port Assignment of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card

Go to the Chassis View to confirm the ports assigned to the cards installed within the SL2100 system.

IP7WW-308U-A1 card

Clicking on any of the interfaces will show the appropriate Properties Pane where you can configure the selected port.

Audio and Paging

Digital extensions

Doorphone

Analogue extension

Port designation

Edit each item

within the

Properties pane

Click the Extension button to open the Easy Edit screen to edit all extension names and numbers

Configure the SL2100

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DSS Console and Operator

One DSS consoles can be connected to any digital extension port of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card. The SL2100 will automatically detect the DSS console when it’s connected.

1. Go to the Chassis View and click the DSS console.

2. Assign the console to the extension that it will be used with

3. Setup the keys of the DSS console

Click the DSS

console

Enter the extension that the console will be used

with

Click to setup the DSS

console’s keys

Select the DSS console

from the drop down list

Setup the keys in the

same way as you would

for Programmable

Function keys

Configure the SL2100

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Operator Extension

The Operator pilot number (usually 0 or 9) is setup within the PCPro Initial Setup wizard. You can check/edit the Operator number within Easy Edit-System Numbering Plan-System Numbering (you will need to select level 3 details view).

The Operator extension that is the target of the pilot number is defined in Easy Edit-System Numbering-Default Operator

Select level 3 details view

Select System Numbering

Select the Operator pilot

number

Select Default Operator

Enter the extension number

for the Operator

Configure the SL2100

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Analogue Extensions

Timers for analogue extensions are setup in Easy Edit-Extensions-Extension-Single Line Tele[hone SLT-SLT Data Setup

The following timers are available.

These are not timers and should be set as follows:

 Companding Method Type - Select the codec type for the SLT - A law or u-law

Set this to A-Law

 Ringing Frequency - Select the ringing frequency, 25Hz, 20Hz or 16Hz.

Set this to 25Hz

Calculating the timer setting

Description

Setting

Timer setting

Minimum Break Time

1~255

5~1275mS [5mS increment]

Maximum Break Time

1~255

5~1275mS [5mS increment]

Minimum Make Time

1~255

5~1275mS [5mS increment]

Maximum Make Time

1~255

5~1275mS [5mS increment]

Minimum Hook Flash Time

1~255

5~1275mS [5mS increment]

Maximum Hook Flash Time

1~255

5~1275mS [5mS increment]

Minimum Ground-flash Time

1~255

5~1275mS [5mS increment]

Minimum Off-hook Time

1~255

5~1275mS [5mS increment]

No Detection Time after Off-hook

1~255

5~1275mS [5mS increment]

No Detection Time after Pulse Dial Detection

1~255

5~1275mS [5mS increment]

Loop Disconnect Time after Reversal Time

1~255

10~2550mS [10mS increment]

Ring Message Wait Period

1~255

5~1275mS [5mS increment]

Configure the SL2100

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Default Timer Setting

Description

Function

Default

Minimum Break Time

The minimum duration of a dial pulse break

(10mS)

Maximum Break Time

The maximum duration of a dial pulse break

(50mS)

For Time Break Recall detection set this timer to 13 (65mS).

Do not set this item to less than 13 (65mS)

Minimum Make Time

The minimum duration of a dial pulse make

(10mS)

Maximum Make Time

The maximum duration of a dial pulse make

(100mS)

Minimum Hook Flash Time

The minimum duration of a Hook Flash/Time Break Recall TBR

(100mS)

For Time Break Recall detection set this timer to 14 (70mS).

Maximum Hook Flash Time

The maximum duration of a Hook Flash/Time Break Recall TBR

(100mS)

For Time Break Recall detection set this timer to 25 (125mS)

Minimum Ground-flash Time

The minimum duration of a ground flash

(105mS)

Minimum Off-hook Time

The minimum time for an off-hook duration

(95mS)

No Detection Time after Off-hook

The duration after off-hook before dialling will be accepted

(300mS)

No Detection Time after Pulse Dial Detection

The maximum duration after each pulse

(350mS)

Loop Disconnect Time after Reversal Time

The time after line reversal that a Loop Disconnect is recognised

(600mS)

Ring Message Wait Period

150

(750mS)

Recommended Timer Setting

Description

Setting

Minimum Break Time

2 (10mS)

Maximum Break Time

13 (65mS)

For Time Break Recall detection

Minimum Make Time

2 (10mS)

Maximum Make Time

20 (100mS)

Minimum Hook Flash Time

14 (70mS)

For Time Break Recall detection

Maximum Hook Flash Time

25 (125mS)

For Time Break Recall detection

Minimum Ground-flash Time

21 (105mS)

Minimum Off-hook Time

19 (95mS)

No Detection Time after Off-hook

60 (300mS)

No Detection Time after Pulse Dial Detection

70 (350mS)

Loop Disconnect Time after Reversal Time

60 (600mS)

Ring Message Wait Period

150 (750mS)

SLT Timers

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Dial Pulse

The signalling type can be setup for each SLT port within PCPro Easy Edit – Extensions – Extension – Single Line Telephone SLT – SLT Basic Setup.

Dial Pulse telephones are usually 10pps (pulses per second) with a break period of 66mS & make period of 34mS.

Loop Current

Break 66mS

Make 34mS

The default settings of the SL2100 will detect a break period between 10~100mS and a make period of 10~50mS.

Description

Function

Default

Minimum Break Time

The minimum duration of a dial pulse break

(10mS)

Maximum Break Time

The maximum duration of a dial pulse break

(50mS)

Set to 13 (65mS) when TBR is required

Minimum Make Time

The minimum duration of a dial pulse make

(10mS)

Maximum Make Time

The maximum duration of a dial pulse make

(100mS)

Note – The setting of the Maximum Break Time is reduced to 13 (65mS) to allow the detection of Timed Break Recall (TBR). Note - You must set the Maximum Break Time for Dial Pulse to a value less than that of the Minimum Hook Flash Time otherwise the system will not detect Timed Break Recall.

Signalling type for SLT’s:

DTMF or DP

Configure the SL2100

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Timed Break Recall (TBR) / Hook Flash

Timed Break Recall / Hook Flash is used by an SLT to signal to the SL2100 that secondary dial tone is required, for example to place the call on hold and dial another number when transferring a call. The TBR button on an SLT is usually marked with R or Recall Note, some telephones may have the button marked with FLASH.

Hook Flash is not used in the EU and is usually a break period of greater than 500mS.

Timed Break Recall is typically 90~120mS, so the SL2100 must be setup to detect outside of this range.

Loop Current

TBR

90~120mS

The typical setting for the SL2100 is to detect a TBR within a 70~125mS period.

Description

Function

Setting

Maximum Break Time

The maximum duration of a dial pulse break

(65mS)

For Time Break Recall detection set this timer to 13 (65mS).

Minimum Hook Flash Time

The minimum duration of a Hook Flash/Time Break Recall TBR

(70mS)

For Time Break Recall detection set this timer to 14 (70mS).

Maximum Hook Flash Time

The maximum duration of a Hook Flash/Time Break Recall TBR

(125mS)

For Time Break Recall detection set this timer to 25 (125mS)

Note – You must also set the Maximum Break Time for Dial Pulse to a value less than that of the Minimum Hook Flash Time otherwise the SL2100 will not detect TBR.

Ground Flash Recall (Earth Loop Recall)

Ground Flash Recall is not covered in this guide. It is not recommended that you change these timers from default.

Minimum Ground-flash Time

21 (105mS)

Off Hook Detection Time

These timers determine the duration the phone must be off hook before the SL1100 will begin sending dial tone. It is not recommended that you change these timers from default.

Description

Function

Default

Minimum Off-hook Time

The minimum time for an off-hook duration

19 (95mS)

No Detection Time after Off-hook

The duration after off-hook before dialling will be accepted

60 (300mS)

Loop Disconnect Time after Reversal

It is not recommended that you change this timer from default.

Loop Disconnect Time after Reversal Time

60 (600mS)

Ring Message Wait Period

It is not recommended that you change this timer from default.

Ring Message Wait Period

150 (750mS)

Configure the SL2100

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Doorphones and Door Lock Relay Contacts

You can connect an NEC Doorphone unit to either analogue extension ports of the IP7WW-082U-B1 card (these ports can be either analogue telephone, Doorphone or External sensor. The port is setup by hardware switched on the IP7WW-082U-B1 card, refer to the Quick Install Guide for MOH and External Audio for details. Go to the Chassis View to check the port assignment.

Then click on the port you’ve assigned to show the Properties pane for doorphones, you can then name the doorphone and assign the phones that will ring in each mode.

Doorphone

Configure the SL2100

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What to do if you make errors within the SL2100 Configuration

Errors that break configuration rules will be highlighted when you click the Apply button. The errors will usually show red or you will see a pop-up message depending which area you are configuring. Enter the correct value and re-apply. Then Upload your changes to the SL2100 and re-test.

Tip - Press F1 to get help within PCro.

If you can’t locate your errors within PCPro then you may need to default the SL2100 back to factory defaults and run the Initial Setup wizard again (this will only take a few minutes).

 Before doing this, download the current SL2100 configuration with PCPro and save the file to your PC,

you may then be able to copy and paste the majority of your changes back in, eg the non-configuration effecting items like extension names, speed dials, programmable function keys etc.

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