Siemens IIe EPABX User Guide

Siemens Practices
Installation Series

A30808-X5130-8120-1-8928

Issue 1, May 1986

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SATURN

Installation Test Procedures Issue 1, May

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SECTION

l.CO INTRDCUCTlON

Purpose ..................................

scope ....................................

Siemens SATURN

Siemens Customer Support Services. ...........

2.00

PREP/%KGXIY

Cener21.

Test Equipment Required. ...................

Handling Precautions for

PC6

Initial Visual Inspection Procedures

3.CO

GROUND TESTS ..........................

General.

System Ground Test. ........................

Shelf Ground Continuity Test. .................

4.00 POWER-UP TESTS ........................

Genera I..................................

Power-Up/Output Voltage Tests. ...............

5.00

OPERATING PROGRAM

General.

Loading
Inputting CMU

&CO

ON-FINE

General.
Connection of Maintenance Phone

MDF Cross-Connecting

System Diagnostic Tests; ....................

.................................

MOS Integrated

Removal and Replacement Guidelines.......

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Operafing Dis!~.

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and Modem ..............................

............;.............

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Practices ................. l-l

ACTIVITY ...................

PC&

Circuiis.

with

....................

LOAD!NG

Data

DlAGrGxTlC

.....................

to

Floppy

Disk. ............

TESTS ...............

Prccedures.

..............

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6.02 Single -Line Telephone Cross-Connections
Using SLMA

6.03 Single

6.04 Siemens Digital

6.05 SATURN Attendant Console Cross-Connections

6.06 CO and

6.07 Two-Wire (Type I) E&M Trunk

6.08 Four-Wire

6.09 Two-Wire

6.10 Four-Wire

6.il

Recorded

6.12 Code

6.13 Dial Ciciation

6.14 Music-en-Hold Cross-Connections Using

6.15 Music-on-Ho!d Cross-Connecticns Using

6.16 Paging With Answerback Cross-Connections 6-10

6.17 Paging Without Answerback Cross-Connections. . 6-10

6.18 Universal Night Answer (UNA) Cross-Connections

6.49 Attendant

620

6.21 Siemens JR-DYAD

-Line

Using

Using SLMD PCB. .

Vacant Number Intercept, and ACD
Announcement

Cross-Connections . . 6-8

TMBA4

SLMAISLA16

Button

Siemens

Sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Depression

Telephone Cross-Connections

CID

(T;lce

I)

_.

(Type II)

(?ype

II)

Anncuncement

Ca!ling

(With or Without Answerback)

PCB . . . . 6-9

PCB . . . . . . 6-9

Conscie

DYIiD Te!ephono Buttcn Ccpressicn

PCB

. . . 6-3

SLAi6

Teiephone

Trunk Cross-Conneciions .

E&M

Trunk Cross-Connections

E&M Trunk Cross-Connections . 6-6

E&M

Trunk Cross-Connections . 6-7

(DID and Tie Trunk

Service)

(DTMF)

Keypad and

Depiassion

Te!ephone

Sequence

PCB

Cross-Connections

Cross-Connec?ions

Cross-Connections 6-7

Cross-Conneciions. 6-8

Fcaturo

Ssquonce

Euitcn

. . 6-23

6-3

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G-4

E-5

G-5
G-S

E-11
G-:3

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7.CO

INSTALLATION TEST

General

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PRCCEDURES CHEC#L!ST

l=lGURE

2.00 Signal

2.01 Signal Cable Distribution for the SATURN

2.02 Power/Ground Distribution for the SATURN

2.03 Power/Ground Distribution for the SATURN

3.00 System Ground Test Connections

3.01 Shelf Ground Continuity Test Connections.

4.00 Location of Input Voltage Connectors on

4.01 Location of Input Voltage Connectors on

5.00 Floppy Disk and Storage Envelope .........

5.01 Power System Unit (Front View).

5.02 Floppy Disk Loading Procedures.

5.03

6.00 Maintenance Phone and Maintenance-Related

6.01

Cab!e

System (Basic Cabinet). ................

System (Expansion Cabinet).

System (Basic Cabinet). ................

System (Expansion Cabinet) .............

Distribution for the SATURN

............

..........

Basic Backplane. .....................

LTU Backplane .......................

...........

CIOP

Printed Circuit Board ...............

Cress-Connections ....................

Modem

Cross-Connections ...............

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1.00 Mnemonics Used in This Practice .............. l-l

2.CO

PCB and

2.01 Visual

3.00 System Ground Test. ........................

3.01 Shelf Ground Continuity

4.00 Power-Up/Output

5.00 Loading Procedures fcr Operating Disk. .........

5.01

CIOP

5.02 LED Display Values for Leading Errors

6.00 Tone Generator Test

6.01 Tone

6.02 DTMF

6.03 Station Line Test. ..........................

6.04 DTMF Pad Test

6.05 Console Test

6.06 Attendant Console Displayable Characters. ......

6.07 Siemens Digital Telephone - DYAD Button Test 6-20

6.08 Siemens Digital Telephone - JR-DYAD

6.09 Siemens

6.10 Siemens Digital Telephone Displayable

6.11 Outgoing Trunk Test .

6.12 Placing Circuit(s) In-Service

6.13 Taking Circuit(s) Out-of-Service

7.CO Insta!lation

Powar

Inspeciion

DIP

Genera:or

Receiver

Button Test . . . . .

Characters . .

Supply Removal

...........................

Test

Voitnge

Test .................

Swiich

Settings ....................

........................

Test

I\!umbers

Test ........................

............................

...............................

Digiial

Telephone

Test Procedures Checklist

Guidelines

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................

-DYAD

Display Test

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1.01

Purpose. The equipment comprising the SATURN

(SATURN Ii-Expanded) System is

compleYely

tested at the fac-

IiE

tory prior to shipment. The inspections and tests covered in
this practice verify that the EPABX equipment has been
properly installed; ensure that no damage

wasIncurred

dur­ing transit; and confirm that the sysiem is completely opera­tional. Table 1.00 defines the mnemonics usedthroughout

ihis

practice.

CAUTION

lnstalbtion

must be performed only by

1.02

tions which are presented in the sequential order of

mance

test procedures on the

SATL’RN I/E EPABX

Siemer;s cetiified

Sccpe.

This practice is

divided

into the following sec-

after initial installation of a SATURN

personnel.

IIE

System. When

per-for-

additional equipment is installed to an existing and active
SATURN

IIE

System, it is the responsibility of craft person-

nel to determine the sequential order of the test procedures

contained in

ACD

ALiVl

tihese

sections.

TaS!e

Au;omaiic Cafl

Alarm

1.00 Mnemonics Used in This Practice

Disiribution

ASCII American Standard Code for Information

CIOP

Controller/Input-Ouiput

Prccessor

CMU Customer Memory Update
co Central Office
CONF Conference Module
COT

Central Office Trunk

DCI Data Communication Interface

DID Direct Inward Dialing
DIP
DP
DTE Da?a
DTMF
EIA
EPABX

Dual

lnline

Package

Dial Pulse

Terminal Equipment

Dual Tone Multifrequency

Electronics Industries Association

Electronic Private Automatic Branch Exchange
FDD Floppy Disk Drive

IRAM

LTU

LTUPS

Input Random Access Memory

Line/Trunk Unit

Line/Trunk Unit Power Supply

LED Light-Emitting Diode
MCA Memory Control and Attenuation

MDF

MEM3
MEM4

MOS

Main Distribution Frame

25Gkb Memory

1Mb

Memory

Metal Oxide Semiconductor

MRA Material Return Authorization.

MSM

MTCE

00s
ORAM

PABX

Memory Support Module

Maintenance
Out-of-Service
Output Random Access Memory

Private Automatic Branch Exchange

PCB Printed Circuit Board
PEN

PIMD
PSC

PSU

Port Equipment Number

Premium Instrument Module Digital

Parallel/Serial Converter
Power Supply Unit

a. Section
b. Section 2.00 - Preparatory

l.CO -

Introduction

Activiiy

c. Section 3.00 - Ground Tests
d. Section 4.00 - Power-Up Tests
e. Section 5.00 - Operating Program Loading

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f. Section

g.

Section 7.00 -

On-Lina Diagnostic Tesis

6.80
lnstallaticn

Test

Procedures

Checklist

7.03

Siemens SATURN

numbers and dates for the SATURN

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The practices, issue

EPABX are

lists3

in the

Practices Documentation Index A.30808~X5130-AlgO- * -E987 Al-

ways refer to the !aiest issue of the application

indcx

to ob-

tain the latest issue number of a practice.

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Siemens

maintains a nationwide network

tact the Siemens regional

sistance

that may be

Cus;oma: Sqpsrt

cf

oifice

requked.

Services.

field

service

Sicrnons

offices. Con-

for any engineering

es-

DEFiN1TfON

lntarchange

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Table 1.00 Mnemonics Used in This Practice (Continued)

[\fiNEMDNIC *

RAUP Remote Access Unit/Ports

.

RGEN Ring Generator

S-416

SLMA
SLMA-S
SLMD
SMXTG

SPC

SPG
TMBA-2
TMBA-4 Four-Wire E&M Trunk

TMBM

TMIE

TMS

TSTAPP

TSTDIAG

TTY

UNA

ZUNA Zoned Universal Night Answer

-48PS

Subscriber Line Module Analog - 16 lines
Subscriber Line Module Analog
Subscriber Line Module Analog - Station
Subscriber Line Module Digital
Signal Multiplexer/Tone Generator
Stored-Program-Controlled
Single Point Ground
Two-Wire E&M Trunk

Central Office Trunk

Direct Inward Dialing Trunk
Transmission Measuring Set
Test - Apparatus

Test - Maintenance Diagnostic
Teletypewriter

Universal Night Answer

-48Vdc

Power Supply

DEFINITION

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SATURN

Installation Test Procedures Issue 1, May 1986

2.01
quired to perform the installation test procedures, handling
precautions for Printed Circuit Boards
ide Semiconductor (MOS) integrated circuits, guidelines for
removal and replacement of
initial visual inspection procedures.

2.02 Test Equipment Required. The following test equip­ment is required to perform the procedures contained in this

practice:

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General. This section describes the test equipment re-

(PCBs)

with Metal Ox-

PCBs

and powei supplies, and

a. Digital Multimeter. A digital multimeter of

mercial quality with an accuracy of + 1.0% or better.

The digital multimeter is used to perform the ground

tests and output voltage tests.

b.

Maintenance Test Phone. For both Dial Pulse (DP) and
Dual Tone Multifrequency
test set or a single line
(MTCE PHONE) is provided on the front
PSU for
equipped with a modular plug. When the maintenance
test phone is not equipped with a modular plug, a sta­tion appearance can be used via the Main Distribu­tion Frame
to perform the on-line diagnostic tests.

c. Data Service Terminal. A Keyboard-Send-Receive

conneciing

(MDF).

The

(KSR) daia terminal equipped with a standard ASCII
keyboard and an EIA RS-232C interface (Silent 700
Series - Model 743 KSR - Texas Instruments, or
equivalent). The data service terminal is used to input
installation dependent data (i.e., system data base) into
system memory when the standard data base format
is supplied with the SATURN

(DTMF)

systems, a lineman’s

te!ephone.

the maintenance test phone when

mainienance

IIE

System.

gocd

com-

A modular jack

panal

of the

test phone is used

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d. -Transmission Measuring Set. A transmission measur-

ing set (TMS) used to measure the transmission qual­ity of a trunk or station (Hewlett Packard HP-355iA or
equivalent). Refer to the manual On-Line
Tests, Outgoing Trunk Test and Station Line

2.03 handling Precautions for
ed

Circuiklt

with MOS integrated circuits free themselves from electrostatic
charge by touching a grounded cabinet frame before handling
such
observe this practice may result in damage to
due to electrostatic discharge.

lirazardous

Be extremely careful when

incjtroubleshooting

panel(s) removed.

2.04
instances during testing, the corrective action for a procedure
in which the proper verification was not obtained requires that
a PCB or a power supply be removed and replaced with a
spare.
served when removing and
plies in an active

2.05

spection procedures contained in
to ensure that the equipment comprising the SATURN

tem has been properly installed and configured to meet the
installation requirements. Before proceeding
spections, the front, rear and side panels of the

be removed to

is important that craft personnel handling

PCEs,

or by wearing grounded wrist straps.

WARNING

voltages

PCB Removal and

Tablo

2.00 provides the guidelines that

lnifial Visual kspactizn Procedurx.

exist r&h.%

procedures

sysicm.

allcw

thorough inspection of the equipment.

PCBs wifh MCS Integmt-

the

eqo&ment

perr”orming fcsa-

with

P,ep!acemenZ Guide%%

rep!acing PCBs

Tab!e

2.01 must be

DiagnostiC

Failur:,

MO3 PCBs

cabins?.

the

oquipmcr;t

shou!d

and

powor SI:;X-

The

visu’al
psrfcrmcd

wiih

the visual in-

cabinei should

Tosl.

FCBs

to

In many

be

o!)-

in-

ItE

Sys-

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Table

2.00 PC3 and Power Supply

I’AODIJLE OR SERVEC”

UNIT

CIOP

STATE

NA
CONF . NA
DTMF 00s
FDDO,

FDDl
LTUC

LTUPS

f

l

NA
NA

NA
MCA
MEM3

MEM4

MSM

MSM

PIMD
PSC

PSU

RAUP

SLAl6

l

Baitery

l NA

kz

NA
NA

00s
NA
NA
NA

00s

SLMA-0 00s

SLMA-S

003

SLMD 00s
SMXTG
TMBA-2
TMBA-4
TMBM

TMIE

-48PS.l

-48PSt

f

ES

00s

00s

00s

NA
NA

Remcval

Guidelines

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SPECIAL

INSTRUCTKWIS

Notes 1 and 2
Notes 1 and 2
Note 3
None
Note 4
Note 5
Notes 1 and 2
Notes 1 and 2
Notes 1 and 2
Note 1
Note 6
Note 3
Notes 1 and 2
Note 7

Notes 1 and 2
Note 3
Note 3
Note 3

Note 3

Notes 1 and 2
Note 3
Note 3

No?e

3
Note 3

Note 8

Noie 3

*

Optional depending upon customer/system requirements.

NA = Not Applicable;

00s =

Out-of-Service

Notes:

1.

System outage (halts call processing). Set BASIC PS circuit breaker on PSU to off.

2.

Open FDD and remove floppy disk before removing PCB. After new PCB is inserted, reinsert floppy disk, close
FDD, set

3. VVait

4.

Removal places one-half of ports in shelf out-of-service.

5.

Before removal, set related LTUPS circuit breaker on PSU to off. Removal places all ports in shelf out-of-service.

6.

Battery may be replaced with power applied to system.

7.

System outage (halts call processing). Before removal, set all circuit breakers to off, open
py disks. After replacement, reinsert floppy disks, close
on

8.

Set related circuit breaker on PSU to off. May halt call processing depending upon system configuration and

BASK

for in-process

CIOR

PS circuit breaker on PSU to on, and press reset switch on

ca!ls

i0

complete.

FDDs,

set circuit breakers to on, and press reset switch

CIOP

FDDs

and remove flop-

traffic. If there are two -48Vdc power supplies (where system includes an Expansion Cabinei), the remaining sup­ply may have sufficient capacity to support system operation.

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Installation Test Procedures

STEP

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

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EPABX

Check that the cabinet ac power cord is not connected to an
electrical outlet.

Check that the -48Vdc power supply is strapped for SATURN

11OVac

or 22OVac. Procedures Practice (Section 4.00)

Check that all circuit breakers on the Power System Unit SATURN
(PSU) are in the OFF position and fuses inserted. Procedures Practice (Section 4.00)

If the MSM is installed, check that the Battery
connected but inserted into corresponding position. Also Procedures Practice (Section 4.00)
check that the PSU is strapped for MSM operation.

Check that each PCB in the system is withdrawn from its
backplane connector.

Check that the DIP switch settings for the
to meet the operating characteristics of the particular data Procedures Practice (Section 4.00)
service terminal to be used to input the installation-dependent

data(i.e.,data

data base format is supplied with the SATURN

Check that each trunk-type PCB (i.e.,

and/or TMBA-4) is properly strapped according to the Procedures Practice (Section 4.00)
operating characteristics of the trunk facility of the Central
Office (CO) or distant PABX.

base) into system memory when the standard

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VISUAL INSPECTION REFERENCE

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Packk

is not SATURN

CIOP

board are set SATURN

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TMEM,

TMIE, TMBA-2 SATURN

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Chec!c

that the intercabinet signal and power/ground cabling Figures 2.00 through 2.03
arrangements are complete and all connectors are firmly seat­ed according to the referenced illustrations (Figures 2.00
through 2.03).

9

Check that Berg Clips are on pins 27 and 28 of unused SATURN
signal cable connectors on basic shelf. Procedures Practice (Section 4.00)

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,xtallation

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Figure

2.00

Signal Cable Distribution for the SATURN

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System (Basic Cabinet)

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EXPANSION CABINET

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i;wi!

i-L--i--

FDD

1

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BASIC CA&NET

Figure 2.01 Signal Cable Distribution for the SATURN

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System (Expansion Cabinet)

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SATURN

tnstallation

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Test Procedures

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LTUSO

LINE TRUNK UNIT SHELF

BASS
BASIC SHELF

J42

J43

El a----

J46

J47

E2

r JP

L

Jl

05039.1..wmG

2-6

Figure 2.02 Power/Ground Distribution for the SATURN

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System (Basic Cabinet)

EXPANSION CABINET REF.

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BASIC‘CABINET REF.

Figure 2.03 Power/Ground Distribution for the SATURN

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System (Expansion Cabinet)

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Installation Test Procedures

3.01

General. The SATURN HE System must be connected
to an earth ground (i.e., metallic cold water pipe or master ground

busbar)

in addition to the safety ground in the ac power cord.

A

G-gauge

(twisted copper wire) conductor should be connect­ed between the grounding lug E5 located on the bottom of the
cabinet frame and the

snlccted

earth ground (refer to Section

3.00 in the SATURN HE EPABX Installation Procedures prac­tice for details). The following tests must be performed to en-

extremely ca-ej’Ll

procedures with the equipment panel(s) removed.

3.02

System

Grcund

procedures indicated in Table 3.00, check that the earth

ground connections are secure and ground conductors are
firmly positioned on grounding lug E5 at
cabinet frame.

sure that proper earth ground connections have been

3.03

accomplished, and that ground connections within the cabinet
assembly have not been damaged or loosened during shipment.

WARNiNG

Hazardous

voltsgos txkt

within the equipment

csbinef. Ee

Shelf Ground Continuity Test. Each LTU shelf assem­bly within the cabinet assembly is grounded via two vertical

busbars.

Beiore proceeding with the test procedures indicat­ed in Table 3.01, check that each shelf backplane is

netted

with the

busbar

position.

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when performing

t~s%i~g/l’roubiesh~oting

Test. Before proceeding with the test’

ihe

bottom of the

flanges and adequately secured into

iniercon-

.l

2

3

4

STEP

1

Table 3.00

PROCEDURE

System

Ground Test

VERlFlCATlON

IF

VERlFlCATION

IS NOT OBTAINED

If connected, remove ac power cord

from commercial power outlet.

Short digital multimeter

tesi

leads

together and noie resistance of test

leads.

Set digital multimeter to lowest
resistance range and connect its
leads between the U-ground pin of the measured test lead resistance.
the ac power cord and the U-ground
socket in the commercial power

Resistance measured should be If a reading greater

betweem

0 and 2 ohms greater than obtained, the faulty ground

nection

must be isolated and

rected

befora continuing

installation test procedures

outlet (refer to Figure 3.00 for details).

Repeat procedure with second ac Same as step 3 above. Same as step 3 above.
power cord if optional expansion

cabinet is incorporated into system.

Table 3.01 Shelf Ground Continuity Test

PROCEDURE

VERIFICATION IF

VERIFICATiON

IS NOT OBTAINED

If connected, remove ac power cord

from commercial power outlet.

ihan

2 ohms is

wi?h

con-

cor-

the

2

Set digital multimeter to lowest Resistance measured should be If a reading
resistance range and connect its between 0 and 1 ohm greater than obtained, the faulty ground
leads between ground lug E5 located the measured multimeter test lead
at the bottom of the cabinet frame,
and one of the

busbar/backplane

resistance. tinuing the installation test

tion must be corrected before
cedures.

attaching screws for each existing

LTU shelf (refer to Figure 3.01)

greator

than 1 ohm is

connec-

con-

pro-

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GND
LUG

(ES)

,

5,

hlatn Cabmel

(Rear View)

Recommended: B-gauge

(iwtsted

conductor not

Copper Wire)

exceedmg

i26

feet m length.

B D

BASIC Cabinet

Power co

PSU

El

El

I

(Ootlonall

f

Fuse Box Facility

llOVAC~$GOi-fZ

Neulral

Ground

3-2

I.1

f

Earth Ground Note: Single Point Ground (SPG) configuration IS shown

Master Ground

Busbar

Figure 3.00 System Ground Test Connections

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Busbar/

Backplane
Attaching
Screws

-

Busbar

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Grounded at

GND

Lug

No. E5

’

7

-

Recommended: 6 Guage

(twisted copper wire) conductor

not exceeding 126 feet in length.

7

I(Rear

View)

Master Ground

Earth Ground

Note: Single Point Ground (SPG) configuration is shown

\

Power
Cord Plug

Busbar

Fuse Box Facility

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Figure 3.01 Shelf Ground Continuity Test Connections

3-3 (3-4 blank)

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SECTION 4.00 POWER-UP TESTS

4.01
tributed power in the equipment cabinet. Several power sup­plies are used in the system. These power supplies provide

voltage and message waiting voltage, from a
input power source. After satisfactorily performing the ground
tests
formed to ensure that proper power cable connections have
been accomplished and that the power supplies inside the

cabinet assembly have not been damaged during shipment.

General. The SATURN

+5Vdc, -SVdc, +12Vdc, -12Vdc, -48Vdc, 90Vac-20Hz

indicaied

YiEP

in Section 3.00, the following

PROCEDtJRE

f not previously done, extract each

‘CB

in the system from its

ive backplane connector in basic

md

LTU shelves.

Check

that

‘SU
311

fuses are inserted in their

,esponding

all

are in the off positions and that

locations.

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System makes use of dis-

tests

Table 4.60 Power-Up/Output Voltage Test

respec-

circuit breakers on the

cor-

ringing

11OVac 60Hz

must be per-

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the test procedures indicated in Table 4.00, check that all pow-

er cable assemblies are properly secured into their correspond­ing locations. Note that the test procedures in Table 4.00 include
procedures for testing the optional MSM, when equipped in the
system.

VERIFICATION

voltages exist within the equipment cabinet.

careful

when performing

with the equipment panel(s) removed.

Power-Up/Output Voltage Tests. Before proceeding with

IF VERIFICATION

IS NOT

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Be

testin@roubkshootjng’

08TAlNED

Jsing the digital multimeter (or an

3c

polarity indicator), verify that the

:ommercial
Jsed
Iroper

Connect the

zommercial
?lace

on

the PSU to the on (up) position:

a) Basic PS
b)
c)
d) LTUPSO (if equipped)
e)

ac power receptacle

for powering the

polarity.

ac

the following circuit breakers

-48PSO

-48PSl

(if equipped)

LTUPSl

(if equipped)

systsm

has the

ac

power cord(s) to the

power receptacle(s).

9 LTUPS2 (if equipped)

If the optional MSM module is
equipped in the system, proceed
follows:

2)

If not previously done, connect

and insert battery pack into
the MSM assembly.

b)Press

the BATTERY TEST

switch on the PSU and
release after verification has
been obtained.

2s

‘olarity

indication must coincide with

=igures

3.00 and 3.01.

The associated green LED should

light steadily.

if polarity indication does not coin­cide, correct before proceeding with

the remainder of test in this

If the green LED remains
guished, the battery pack is below
acceptable voltage limits. Let MSM
charge battery pack and retry test af­ter 30 minutes have elapsed. If green
LED remains extinguished, the bat­tery pack is defective and requires

replacement.

lable.

cxtin-

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Table 4.00 Power-Up/Output Voltage

PROCEDURE

c) On the PSU, place the circuit

breaker designated BASIC PS
in the off (down) position.

d) On the PSU, place the circuit If the red LED remains steadily lit,

1

breaker designated BASIC PS be extinguished. either the cabinet ac power cord is
to the on (up) position.

7

Set digital multimeter to appropriate
dc voltage scale for the following If further troubleshooting information
tests.

To measure the unloaded basic shelf

input voltages, proceed as follows:

a) On basic backplane shown in

Figure 4.00, take reading be- tween

tween terminal El, E2, E3 or PSU. If still out-of-tolerance replace

E4 and ground.

b) On basic backplane connector

J46, shown in Figure 4.00, take

readings beiween pins 2 and 3. If fuse is good, replace -48PSO.

c) Set digital multimeter to

propriate
reading between pins 1 and 2 IC fuse on PSU. If fuses are good,
of J46.

d) Set digital multimeter to appropri-

ate Vdc scale and take readings

between the following pins on
basic backplane connector J47
(shown in Figure 4.00):

1) Pins 1 and 3.

2) Pins 2 and 3.

e) On basic backplane connector

J48, shown in Figure 4.00, take

readings between the following
pins:

1) Pins 1 and 4.

2) Pin 2 or 3 and pin 4.

3) Pins 4 and 5.

Vat

scale and take

ap-

The red LED designated BATTERY If the red LED remains extinguished,

TEST.should

The red BATTERY TEST LED should

Voltage measured should read

Voltage measured should read
tween -43 and -53Vdc.

Voltage measured should be
tween 75 and 100

Voltage measured should be be­tween -4.9 and

Voltage measured should be
tween -43 and -53Vdc check the -488 BASIC fuse on PSU.

Voltage measured should read
tween -11.3 and

Voltage measured should be
tween

Voltage measured should be

tween 4.85 and

VEfiIFICATION

be steadily lit. replace the MSM.

+4.5

and

+11.3

and

Test

(Continued)

+5.5

Vdc. just

Vat.

-5.2Vdc

-12.7Vdc.

+12.7Vdc.

5.15Vdc.

IF VERIFICATION

IS NOT OBTAINED

not connected to the commercial ac
power receptacle or a local ac pow­er failure has occurred.

NOTE

is required during these testing
procedures, refer to SATURN
EPABX Maintenance and

Troubleshooting Practice.

be-

If reading is not within tolerance,

+5V

ADJUST potentiometer on

PSU.

bo-

If reading is not within
check the

be-

If the voltage is not present, check
and replace RGEN fuse or RAC

replace RGEN PCB. If voltage still not
present, replace PSU.

If reading is not within tolerance,
replace the PSU.

be-

If reading is not within tolerance,

If the fuse is good, replace -48PS0.

be-

If reading is not within tolerance,
replace the PSU.

If reading is not within tolerance,

be-

replace the PSU.

be-

If reading is not within tolerance,
check that J16 on the rear panel of
the PSU is strapped to the MSM ter­minal. If the strap is in place, replace
the MSM.

-48P-BASIC

IIE

ad-

to!erance,

fuse in PSU.

BAS-

I

-

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f) Connect positive lead of digital Voltage measured should read + If reading is not 0.05 Vdc, adjust

multimeter to pin 5 of
tor J48 and negative lead to
terminal El on basic
plane. (Refer to Figure 4.00.)

After satisfactorily completing step

8A,

proceed as follows to measure

the loaded basic shelf input voltages.

a) On the PSU, place the circuit The MSM red LED designated

breaker
in the off (down) position.

b) Plug all previously extracted

PCBs

their respective backplane
connectors.

c) On the PSU, place the circuit

breaker designated BASIC PS TERY TEST should be extinguished.
in the on (up) position.

designa?ed BASIC

on the basic shelf into

lbb!c

4.00 Power-Up/Output Voltage Test (Continued)
VERIFICATION IF VERIFICATION

connec- 0.05Vdc.

back-

PS TERY TEST should be steadily lit.

The MSM red LED designated BAT-

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ADJUST potentiometer on PSU. If

adjustment is not effective, replace

PSU.

BAT-

.

+5V

d) Repeat measuring procedures Same verification as in steps 8A a)

on basic backplane connectors
J46,

J47,

El-E4 as indicated in step

9A

To measure the unloaded LTU shelf
input voltages (if applicable), proceed
as follows:

a) On the LTU backplane con-

nector

4.01,take

the following pins:

1) Pins 1 and 3.

2) Pins 3 and 5.

3) Pins 3 and 4.

4) Set digital multimeter to

b) Set digital multimeter to ap-

propriate Vdc scale.

J48 and terminals

J42,shown

a reading between

read

Vat

tween pins 2 and 3.

in Figure

and connect be-

8A.

through e), except that

minal El should read between 4.85
and

5.15Vdc

under load.

Voltage measured should be
tween

+4.5

and

Voltages measured should be
tween -4.9 and

Voltage measured should be
tween -43 and -53Vdc.

Voltage measured should be be- If voltage is not present,
tween 75 and

+5.5Vdc.

-5.2Vdc.

1OOVac.

-t-S!/&

at

ter-

be-

If reading is not within

just

+5V

LTUPS. If the adjustment does not
bring voltage into
LTUPS.

be-

replace appropriate LTUPS.

be-

verification reading, check the

check/replace RGEN fuse or RAC

ADJUST potentiometer on

tolerance,replace

If reading is not within tolerance,

If reading does not coincide with
LTU fuse on PSU. If fuse is good,

replace -48PS0.

LTUO fuse on PSU. If fuses are good,
replace PSU.

to!e:ance, ad-

-48P

C) On LTU backplane connector

J43,shown

a reading between the follow­ing pins:

in Figure 4.01, take

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STEP

98

Table 4.00

PROCEDURE

Power-Up/Output

VEFllFlCATlON

Voliagc?

Test (Continued)

IF VERIFICATION

IS NOT OBTAINED

1) Pins 1 and 3. Voltage measured should read
tween

+4.5

and

+5.5Vdc.

be-

If reading is not within tolerance,

just

+5V

ADJUST potentiometer on

LTUPSO. If adjustment does not bring

the voltage into tolerance, replace

LTUPSO.

2) Pins 1 and 2. Voltage measured should read
tween -43 and -53Vdc.

be-

If reading is not within tolerance,
replace -48PS0. If voltage not
present, check

-488

PSU. If fuse is good, replace 48PS0.

3) Pins 1 and 4.

Voltage measured should read
tween

+11.3

and

+12,7Vdc.

4) Pins 1 and 5. Voltage measured should read

-. ttieen

-11.3 and

-12.7Vdc.

d) On LTU backplane connector Voltage measured should read

J44 shown in Figure 4.01, take tween

+4.5

and

+55Vdc.

If reading is not within tolerance,

be-

replace LTUPSO.

be-

If reading is not within tolerance,
replace LTUPSO.

be-

If reading is not within tolerance,

check

+5V

cabling between
a reading between pins 1 and tween basic shelf and LTU
2 or pins 1 and 3.

Repeat steps 9A a) through d) for ex­pansion cabinet LTU shelf voltages
(if applicable) substituting

-48PSl

for

48Vdc power supply and appropriate

LTUPS.

ad-

LTUO fuse on

be-

9C

After satisfactorily completing steps

9A

and

96,

proceed

measure the loaded LTU shelf input

voltages:

a) On the PSU, place the circuit

breakers designated

LTUPSO,LTUPSl,and

in the off (down) positions.

b) Plug all previously extracted

PCBs

on the LTU shelves into
their respective backplane
connectors.

c) On the PSU, place the circuit

breakers designated LTUPSO,

LTUPSl,

and LTUPS2 in the

on (up) positions.

d) Repeat measurements on LTU

backplane connectors J42, same tolerances except

J43, and J44 per step

2s

follows to

LTUPS2

9A.

Voltages measured should be within

+5Vdc sup-

ply should read between 4.85 and

5.15 Vdc.

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J47/P47

Figure 4.00

Location of Input Voltage Connectors

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J43/P43

J44lP44

Figure 4.0.1

Location cf Input

Voltage

Connectors on LTU

Dackp!ane

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5.01
Controlled (SPC) system. The system is shipped with two iden­tical floppy disks that contain the basic operating and the
installation-dependent data. The operating program uses the

installation-dependent data, commonly referred to as the sys­tem data base, to complete and process calls as required by
the customer. This information includes such items as the

number of station lines and trunks in the system, as well as
their operating characteristics.

The exact equipment configuration of the SATURN

tem must be defined in the data base in order for the system

to operate properly. Depending on how the system is ordered,

the data base is supplied in a standard format or, on request,

can be supplied completely defined and prepared by Siemens.

When the standard data base format is supplied, via the

SATURN EPABX Data Base Preparation practice, the equip-

ment configuration of the particular installation-site must be

evaluated to determine if additional information must be ad-

ded to the floppy disks. The floppy disks are updated via a

service terminal. The procedures for defining the data base

and inputting the data to memory are described in the

SATURN EPABX Data Base Preparation practice and

SATURN EPABX Customer Memory Update (CMU) Proce-

dures practice.

5.02

ing the Power-Up/Output Voltage Tests in Section 4.00, the

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General. The SATURN

boadjng

Operating

D&a.

IIE

EPABX is a

After

Stored-Program-

satisfactoriiy

IIE

Sys-

complet-

system’s operating program, contained on the floppy
is loaded into the FDD modules for the initial processor in­itialization. Both floppy disks are loaded, with either disk
placed in either drive (FDDO or
the loading procedures indicated in Table 5.00, the following
precautions must be observed when handling the floppy disks.

Figure 5.00 illustrates the floppy disk and storage envelope.

a.

Prior to using a floppy disk, leave disk in the same en-

vironment as the FDD module for at least 5 minutes.

b. Do not place heavy objects on floppy disk.
c. Do not write on floppy disk.

d. Do not touch floppy disk suriace while

Damage to FDD head may occur due to skin oil pick-

ing up dirt.

e.

Always return floppy

is not in use.

5.03

Inputting CMU Data to

torily loading the operating disks as indicated in Table 5.00,

refer to the SATURN EPABX Data Base Preparation practice

which defines the particular system’s data base,

EPABX Customer Memory Update (CMU)

tice to input the installation-dependent

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Before proceeding

Disk. After satisfac-

and

Prccsdures

da?a

to memory

Uisks,

with

hand!ing.

SATURN

prac-

Centering
Hole

Read/W
Window

Protective
Envelope

Storage
Envelope

1

Index
Hole

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Figure 5.00 Floppy Disk and Storage Envelope

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WARNING

;TEP

1

2

3

4

Hazardous voltages exist within the equipment cabinet. Be
performing

testir;g/~roobleshooting procedur-

LJ with the equ&ment

e&e&y

Table 5.00 Loading Procedures for Operaling Disk

PROCEDURE

VERIFICATION

On the PSU, shown in Figure 5.01,
place the

FAtLURE

TRANSFER

switch in the AUTO position,

Insert a floppy disk into slot opening

of each FDD until it stops (Figure 5.02).

NOTE:

Either system disk may be placed in
either FDD.

Close FDD latch to secure floppy disk
in place.

Perform the following operations on
the CIOP PCB (Figure 5.03).

a) Connect service terminal to

Set CIOP DlP switches (Figure 5.03)

TTY connector on CIOP PCB for service terminal in use per Table

(Figure 5.03).

b) Depress the reset switch locat-

ed under the

CIOP llY con- appear on the service terminal: the LEDs flash a binary value to indi-

5.01.

The following ihree messages should

nectar. Use pencil or other

nonmetallic object to depress
the switch.

1) THE SIB SIDE IS READY FOR
USE

2) READY TO START BOOT
LOADER initialization, remove the floppy disks

BOOT LOADER COMPLETE”’

3)“*

After the last message, the red
STO-ST3 LEDs perform a cycling

se­quence and the green ACTV LED re-

mains lit.
When the loading process is com-

plete, the red LEDs stop cycling and
one LED remains lit for a few se­conds, then cycling starts again. The
green LED (ACTV) remains lit.

If no failures occur during processor

initialization, the four red

LEDs

display
a code indicating that processor in­itialization has been completed and
the processor is on-line. Concurrent­ly, the service terminal displays soft-

ware version, date base version, patch
level of disk software, site information
and the prompt ENTER PASSWORD.
If it is desired to perform CMU proce­dures or clear the alarm stack, enter
the appropriate password. If the
proper password is entered, a date-
and-time prompt is displayed. If an in­correct password is entered, INVALID

PASSWORD ENTERED is displayed.

careful when

panel(s) removed.

!F

VERIFICATION

IS NOT

OBTA!NED

If a failure occurs during initia!ization,

cate loading error as described in

Ta-

ble 5.02.
Should any of the failures described

in Table 5.02 occur during processor

from FDDs and insert the spare flop-

py disks into the FDDs. If no failures

cccur, the floppy disks previously re-

moved are defective. If the same
failure occurs, refer to ACTION

cOlumn in Table 5,02

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Table 5.00 Loading Procedures for Operating Disk

STEP

5

If the operating disks that were load­ed did not contain a Siemens-.
prepared data base, refer to SATURN

EPABX Data Base Preparation prac­tice to define the particular system
data base, and the SATURN EPABX
Customer Memory Update Proce­dures practice to input the
dependent data to the system

memory.

SWITCH

NUMBER SWITCH ON (CLOSED) SWITCH OFF

1
2

PROCEDURE

installation-

Table 5.01

Before

removing
to the off
to

the

on (up) position.

Maintenance/ Test Normal
Not Used

GOP

(c?own)

PCB to set switches, place BASIC PS circuit

position. After replacement of

VERlFlCATlON

CIOP

DIP Switch Settings

CAUTION:

ClOP

PCB, place circuit breaker

Not Used

(Continued)

brea!:er

IF

IS NOT OBTAINED

on

VERIFlCAT!ON

’

lhe PSU

back

(OPZX)

3&4

5
6

7

8

NOTE: The following are the baud rate combinations for switches 3 and 4.

Baud Rate (see note) Baud Rate (see
One Stop Bit Two Stop Bits
Odd Parity Even Parity

Parity Disabled Parity Enabled

Seven Bits Eight Bits

SW3

OFF OFF

ON OFF

OFF
ON ON

SW4

ON

BAUD RATE

300

1200

2400
9600

no?e)

5-3

I’

Table 5.02

ST0

LED

OFF

:z

OFF
OFF

OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON

ON
ON
ON
ON
ON

Notes:

1.

2.

3.

ST1
LED

I

OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON

%

ON
ON

ON

%F

OFF
OFF
OFF

Upon failure, retry loading procedure. If failure persists, replace
Upon failure, retry loading procedure using another set of floppy disks. If failure persists,

and then

If reload and
is no longer present.

ST2

LED
OFF

OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF

%

OFF
OFF

ON

%F

OFF
ON
ON

CIOP

CIOP

ST3

LED

OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF

ON

OFF

ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON

PCB, if necessary.

PCB replacement (Noie 1) is not effective, replace memory

HEX

CCDE

0

2
3
4
5

:

LED Display Values for Loading Errors

ERRCR

DETECTED

Start of self test not halted

1

6

D
E
F

8

9
A

I3

Main processor error
EPROM checksum
MEM slot 0 low 64k test error

8k by 8 static RAM test error

IRAM

memory test error

ORAM

memory test error
SIB side error
Global memory
Watchdog iimer error
SIB serial
SIB counter timing test error
Start boot process (self test done)

Disk
Drive not ready error

CRC retry

loopback

coniroller

errcrs

error

error

test error

error

exceed 8

CIOP

PC3.

PCBs

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_._________-________

Note 1
Note 1
Notes 1 and 3
Noie 1
Note 1
Note 1
Note 1

NOieS

1 and 3

Note 1
Note 1
Note 1

______-___--___-____--

Note ‘1

Note 2
Note 2

disk drives

0 until failure

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Figure 5.01

Po*wr Sys?em

Unit (Front

View)

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LATCH

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PROTECT
NOTCH

FLOPPY

DiSi’c

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Figure 5.02

Floppy Dish Loading

Proceduics

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ACTW

LED

Connector

Service

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r

‘witch

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Figure

5.03

CIOP

Printed

Circuit Coard

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6.01
and inputting CMU data to system memory via a service ter­minal, the operational capability of the system must be veri­fied after the necessary MDF cross-connections are

performed. The SATURN

group of system and apparatus (ancillary equipment) diag-

nostic test routines which are accessed via the maintenance
phone. Resulting visual and/or audible responses from these

on-line diagnostic tests make it possible to verify correct oper­ation or detect and isolate system and apparatus malfunc­tions. If in doubt about a SATURN PCB or apparatus

maliunctioning,
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System software contains a

EPABX Mainionance and Troubleshooting

craft personnel should refer to the SATURN

the cperating

praciice

disk

for fur-

defective, craft personnel should proceed according to the

instructions contained in the MRA kit.

6.02

Connecticn

Figures 6.00 and 6.01 provide the details for the maintenance
phone and modem initial MDF cross-connections. Figure 6.00
also identifies the leads used when interfacing other main­tenance related equipment such as a power failure transfer
subsystem and dry contact closures for remote minor and
major alarm indications. Note that such equipment is
customer-provided and craft personnel should follow the

manufacturer’s instructions when installing them. To connect

ihe

maintenance phone and modem, the initial MDF

connections

a.

Maintenance Phone. At the MDF connecting block on
which PSU cable J13 is terminated, cross-connect the
T&R leads of pair number 1
leads of the subscriber line circuit assigned for main-

tenance purposes (refer to Figure 6.00 for details). Note
that this subscriber line circuit must be classmarked
with the Maintenance Diagnostic Test
Apparatus Test (TSTAPP) features.

b.

Modem. From the system T&R connecting block that
allocates system MDF cable J44 from the basic shelf,
cross-connect the T&R of pair number 24
to the T&R leads of the subscriber line circuit to be used
for modem application (refer to Figure 6.01 for details).
The subscriber line circuit to be used for modem ap­plication must be assigned to a class of service in
which the Data Line Security (DATASEC) classmark has

been enabled.

After the above initial MDF cross-connections have been

performed, the DTMF telephone set to be used as the
maintenance phone can be connected to the modular

jack designated MTCE PHONE on the PSU if equipped

with a standard modular plug, or connected at the MDF
to the T&R leads of the associated subscriber line cir­cuit. Note that if a permanent maintenance phone is

of Maintenance

aie

as follows:

Phcne

and Modem.

(W/BL- BL/W)

(TESTDIAG)

cross-

to the T&R

and

(V/BR- BR/V)

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desrred

in tho equipment, it may be installed

front of the cabinet, and cross-connected per Figure 6.02.

6.03

MDF

tenance

ed, perform the necessary MDF cross-connections according
to the equipment configuration plan. The following
tions are provided to assist craft personnel in the MDF cross
connections of peripheral interfacing devices:

Cross-Connecting Procedures. After the main-

phone and modem connections have been complet-

a.

Figures 6.02 and 6.03 - Cross-Connections for rotary
or pushbutton Single Line Telephone Instruments in­terfacing with SLMA-S and

b.

Figure 6.04 - Cross-Connections for Siemens Digital

Telephone Interfacing with SLMD PCB.

C.

Figure 6.05 - Cross-Connections for SATURN

dant Console.

d.

Figure 6.06 - Cross-Connections for Central Office
(CO) and Direct Inward Dialing (DID) Trunks.

e.

Figure 6.07 - Cross-Connections for Two-Wire (Type
E&M Tie Trunks.

f.

Figure 6.03 - Cross-Connections for

I)

E&M Tie Trunks.

Figure 6.09 - Cross-Ccnnections for

9.

E&M Tie Trunks.

h.

Figure 6.10 - Cross-Connections for Four Wire (Type
II) E&M Tie Trunks.

i.

Figure 6.11 - Cross-Connections for Recorded An­nouncement Equipment (DID and Tie Trunk Vacant
Number Intercept, and ACD Announcement Service).

Figure 6.12 - Cross-Connections for Coda Calling

i

Equipment with or without

k.

Figure 6.13 -Cross-Connections for DTMF Dial Dicta­tion Equipment.

I.

Figures 6.14 and 6.15 - Cross-Connections for
on-Hold Feature via a Music Source, interfacing with
a TMBA4 and an

m

Figure 6.16 - Cross-Connections for Zoned Paging
Equipment With Answerback Capability.

n.

Figure 6.17 - Cross-Connections for Zoned Paging
Equipment Without Answerback Capability.

0.

Figure 6.18 - Cross-Connections for Zoned Universal
Night Answer (ZUNA or UNA) Signaling Equipment,

SLMA/SLAlG

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SLA16 PCBs,

Four-l”dirc (T]pe

T;:jo-Wire (T]pe I!)

Answerbaclc

PCB, respectively.

neartho

’

illusira-

respectively.

Atien-

I)

Capability.

Music-

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MDF

Cable

Cross-connect
for the maintenance telephone.

PXFER

1

J

PXFER (Normally Closed)

J13

.to

SLMA circuit designated

(No&h Ooen1

,

\$$!

14

0

D > FUBL

I

Cross-connect to failure transfer
relay(s) subsystem (customer­provided).

>

:tG

TIP(Major-NC)

>

RING (Major Common)

TIP (Major-NO)

A30808-X5130-B120-l-B928

Dry contact closures
for remoie
major alarm indica­tions (customer­provided).

miner

and

Syslem Maiafcnancc

Figure 6.00

Note: The cross-connections shown are used for the

Mainienance

RAUP PCB.

Phone and Mainienance-Related Cross-Conneciions

System MDF Cable 144 from Basic Shelf

Connecting

rSystem

Blsck

T&R Connecting Block

Cross-connect to SLMA circuit i
designated for Modem application. !

Figure

G.01

Modem Cross-Connections

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SlNGLE

TELEPHONE

Note: Dashed

I

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LINE ’ HOUSE

!

CABLING I

lilies

represent installation-dependent cross-connections.

Figure 6.02

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Inlerfacing

----------

-+(-Jo--- -________

Sing!e

Line Telephone Cross-Connections Using

EQUIPMENT ROOM

Connecting Block

f

[

---I

System

T&R

Connecting Block

Sys:em MDF Cable J32, J34. J36. C38.

or J44 from

J32. J34. J36. J38, or J40

the EZISIC

I

SLMA

shelf or

PC5

J26, J28, J30,

from tile

JSO,

J42

LTU shelf

I

SINGLE LINE

TELEPHONE

I

HOUSE

i

CABLING

I

Interfacing Connecting Block

\I

EWIPMENT

r

\ \ \

Notes: Dashed lines represent installation-dependent cross-connections

Figure 6.03 Single Line Telephone Cross-Connections Using

ROOM

System T&R

yecling

Block

System MDF Cable J321J33, J34/J35, J3EN37,

J381J39, J401J41, J42/J43.
Basic

shelf; or

J32/J33, J34/J35, J36/J37, J38/J39

\ from

Lhe

LTU shelf.

SLA16

or

J26N27, J28N29, J3O/J31,

J441J45

or

PCB

from

J4O/J41

the

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SIEMENS

DIGITAL : HOUSE

TELEPHONE

DYAD

or

Jr-DYAD

Note: Dashed lines represent installation-dependent cross-connections

ICABLING!

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Figure 6.04 Siemens Digital

I
I

’

.

I

I

Interfacing

I\

.

EQUlPMENT FiOOM

Connecting Block

Te!cphone

System T&R Connecting Block

System MDF Cable J32, J34, J36. J38, J40. J42 :
or J44 from the Basic shelf or

J32, J34, J36, J38, or

Cross-Connections Using

SLMD PC9

J26,

J40

J28,

from the LTU shelf

1

J30,

j

6-4

SAbRN

ATTENDANT

CONSOLE

Note: Dashed lines represent installation-dependent cross-connections.

Figure 6.05 SATURN Attendant Console Cross-Connections

HOUSE

CABLING

i

I

Interfacing Connecting Block

EQUIPMENT ROOM

System T&R Connecting Block

System MDF Cable J32, J34. J36. J38. J40. J42
or J44 from the
J32, J34, J36, J38. or

Basic

I

shelf or

J25

J40

J28,

from the LTU shelf j

J30,

i

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DISTANT

OFFICE

OR

SlGNALING

EQUIPMENT

CENTRAL

OFFICE

co QP C3D

Trunk

Circuit

NO!%

Dashed lines

;

TRUNK

I FAClLlTY :

I

I

I

represcnl ins!allalion-dependenr cross-CCnnEcfions

TRUNK

FACILITV

Figure

i

1

;

Local Telephone Company
Interfacing Connecting

i

G.06 63

and

Interfacing Connecting Block

CUSTOMER PREMISES

Bloc!c

System

MDF

or J44 from the Basic shelf or J26, J28. J30, J32,
J34. J36, J38. or

L

DID

Trunk Cross-Connections

CUSTOMER

Cable J32. J34,

System T&R Connecting

PREMlSES

System T&R Connecting Block

J35, J38, J40.

J40

from the LTU shelf

Dock

ystem MDF Cable J32.

44 from the

36.

J38,

or

Dasic

J40

shelf or

from

J42

J34. J36. J33. J40.

J26. J28. J30.

the LTU

shelf

J32,

J42 or

J34,

I
i

Figure 6.07

System E&M Connecting Block

Two-Wire (Type I) E&M Trunk Cross-Connections

J39, J41. J43, or

‘3.

J31, J33. 335.

if

6-5

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Connecilng

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Block

System T&R

Y

L

System

Connecting Bloc!c

System MDF Cable J32. J34.
or J44 from the Basic shelf or J26. J28, J30, J32,

J34, J36,

L

System

or J45 from the Basic sheif; or J27. J29, J31, J33,

J35. J37,

E&M

Connecting

J38,

or

J40

MDF

Cable J33, J35,

J39 or

J41

6lock

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J36, J38. J40,

J37,

J39,

J41,

she!f

J42

J43,

A5135-1-4/W3!3

DISTANT

OFFICE

OFI

SIGNALING

EQUIPIMENT

Figure

I

TRUNK

t

FACILITY

(

I

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6.06

Four-Wire (Type ;)

f

:

I

i
t

i

Interfacing Connecting Block

I

a

E&M

Trunk Cross-Connections

CUSTOMER PREMISES

L-.

~System

System

T&R Connecting

Lo

System MDF Cable J33, J35,
or J45 from the

J35, J37, J39 or J41 from the

E&M.

Connecting

B!ock

System MDF Cable J32, J34.
or J44 from the Basic shelf: or J26. J28. J30, J32,
J34, J36. J38, or

Elock

J40

from the LTU shelf

Baw

shelf; or

J36, J38, J40,

J37.

J39. J41, J43,

J29, J31, J33,

J27,

LTU

shelf

J42

I

6-6

Figure 6.09 Two-Wire (Type II) E&M Trunk Cross-Connections

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OFFICE

OR SIGNALING

EQUIPMENT

TRUNK

FACiLlTY f

;

CUSTOMER

In:er:ach~g Conneclmg

PfiErvwzs

Block

System T&R

Connecilng

Block

634. J3S. J30. J40.
J28.J~O.J32,~34.J3S.J33.

J42 or

I

J44‘

r------

I

Type II

I

Four-Wire

Trunk

or

Signaling

Circuit

E&M

­R

-

I!

Rl

E

-

SC

-

M

-

SE

-

System E&M Connecting Block

35,

7.

J29,

J37,

J31.

J39. J41.

J33,,‘35, J37, J29

JS3.

or

J45

E!o!e:

Dashed lines represent in

Typical

Announcement

Equipment

G

Audio
output

8

1

SMl @

SM2 @-

SZl a-

sz2 a-

Some ann~uncemenl

Busy (MB)

signals

s:al!ation-dependent crcc;-connections.

Figure 6.10 Four-Wiro (Type

-------

-------

___-----

------

machines send both Start Message (SM) and

over same

par

(EAIEB).

ii) E&M Tiunlc Cross-ConnecZions

or J44
J34.

J36. J38.

Make

u

P

-

System MDF Cable J33. J35, J37, J39, J4!, J43,

or J45 from the Basic shelf; or J27, J29. J31. J33.
J35, J37, J39 or J41 from the LTU shelf

System E&M Connecting

Cable

J32.

J34,

from

the Basic shelf or J26. J28, J30, J32,

or

J40

from the LTU shelf

Block

J36. J33. J40, J42

A5126-l-4,8/86

Figure 6.11 Recorded Announcement (DID and Tie Trunk Vacant Number intercept, and

AC3

Announcement Service) Cross-Connections

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No:es:

~Il”-i-4:oIES

Dashed lines represent installation-dependent

Ei-drrecticnal
swerback

Maximum of one code calling equipment (with or without

bility)

When maintenance procedures are to be performed on code
ment, associated trunk circuit must first be taken out-of-service. Failure
to observe this will cause users accessing code calling to receive unan­swered

connection to code calling device for both calling and

channels shown.

can be interfaced with the system.

ringback

tone instead of busy tone.

Code

Figure 6.12

Cailing

cross-connectrons

answerbaclc capa-

callrng

(With or Without

equip-

Answcrba~h) Cross-Comedons

an-

stem

,

J42 or J44 from the Basic shelf or

, J28,

m the LTU shelf

System MDF Cable J32, J34,

J36, J38, J4.0, J42 or J44 from the

Basic shelf or

J25,

J28,

J30,

J32,

J34, J36, J38, or J40 from the LTU

sheif

MDF Cable J32, J34,

J30,

J32, J34, J36, J38, or

J36, J38,

J40

Notes: Dashed lines represent installation-dependent cross-connections,

Bi-directional connecction

Maximum of four DTMF dial dictation circuits can be interfaced with the
system.

When maintenance procedures are to be performed to a dial dictation equip-

ment, the associated SLMA crrcuit must first be taken out-of-servrce. Fatlure

to observe this

hunt

to

instead of being routed to an in-service device or receiving busy tone.

will

an out-of-service device and receive unanswered

to DTMF dictation equipment shown.

cause users accessing the dial dictation equipment to

Figure 6.13 Dial

Dic?ation

ringback

(DTMF) Cross-Connections

tone

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Interfacing

Connectmg

(Op!lonal)

System E&M Connecting Block

Notes: Dashed lines represent installation-dependent cross-

connections. Broadcast type connection from music source

shown. Two kinds of music source can be cross-connected, con-

tinuous type and demand type. For

leads are not used; and for demand music, the E&M leads are

Figure 6.14

Music-cn-Wc!d

Block

continuous mustc,

System

A----

h

the E&M

Cross-Connections Using

T&R Connecttng 61ocl(

System MDF Cable
from the Basic shelf or J26. J28, J33, J32, J34, J3G. J38.
or

J40

from the LTU shelf

L

System MDF Cable J33: J35, J37, J33. J41, J43. or J45
from the @asic shelf; or J27, J29, J31, J33, J35, J37, J39
or J41 from the LTU shelf

J32. J34. J36.

.Jm.

J40.

J42

TMBA4 PC0

or

J44

I

r

j
I

EQUIPMENT ROOM

Interfacing Connecting

Sloc!c

T

System

T&R

System
or J44 from the Basic shelf or J26,

J34, J36,

Music Source

- - - - -

Notes: Dashed lines represent installation-dependent cross-

connecttons.

System MDF Cable connections are shown for an
SLMA

PCB.

For

SLA16

6.03.

Only continuous type music sources may be cross­connected.

connections, refer to

Figure 6.15 Music-on-Hold Cross-Connections Using

-----

T

-

Ftgure

Connecting Block

MDF

Cable J32, J34. J36,

J38, or

J40

from the LTU shelf

\a

,--\ T

I

1

SLMAiSLAl6

Station Line

Circuit

Within an

SLMAlSLAlG

PCB

J36, JSO,

J26, J30,

PCB

J42

J32,

6-9

System

__----

-------

-----mm

--------

-------

E&M

Connecting

A30808-X5130-0120-1-8928

Block

System MDF Cable J3.2, J34. J36, J36. J40, J42
or J44 from the Basic shelf or J26,
J32, J34, J36.

J36,

or

Trunk Circuit

issue 1, May 1986

JSO

from the LTU shelf

J26, J30.

A5!59-,-4,9:66

Typical
Paging

Equipment

Audio

8-

Input

i

0

BSYl

0

BSY2

0

PGl

0

PG2

0

System E&M Connecting

Figure 6.16 Paging With Answerback Cross-Connections

---------

Interfacing
Connecting Block
(Optional)

[IO’

used’pJ

k/--j

.,,-I

r---m7

i

-w---1

L----

--1

I

I

7

L--w--

I

I
L---s--

Block\

System T&R connecting Block

L

System MDF Cable J33. J35. J37, J39, J41, J43,
or J45 from the Basic shelf; or J27, J29, J31,
J33, J35, J37, J39 or J41 from the LTU shelf

System MDF Cable J32. J34. J36. J36. J40. J42 or
J44 from the Basic shelf or JZG. J28. J30. J32, J34,/I
J36.

J38.

-

or

J40

from the

LTU

shelf

J35, J37, J39. J41. J43, or

or J27, J29. J31. J33. J35.

LTU shelf

6-10

Figure 6.17 Paging Without Answerbock Cross-Connections

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System T+R Connecting Block

UNA Signaling Device

-----a-

Interfacing
Connecting Block
(Optional)

\

------

System MDF Cable J32, J34, J36, J38,

J40, J42 or J44 from the Basic shelf or

J26, J28. J30, J32, J34, J36, J38 or J40

from the LTU shelf

------

Notes: Dashed lines represent installation-dependent cross-connections.

System MDF Cable connections are shown for an SLMA PCS. For SLA16
connections, refer to Figure 6.03.

An AC signaling device operated by
nected to an SLMA circuit used for UNA. Each UNA circuit will drive up
to four equivalent ringer loads. For installations requiring -48Vdc or a dry
contact closure for UNA. appropriate external equipment

The system will support up to four UNA signaling zones (i.e.; ZUNA); one
SLMA circuit is assigned per zone.

Figure 6.18

20Hz

ringing voltage must be con-

must

be used.

Universal Night Answer (UNA) Cross-Connections

With

an

SLMAISLAlG PC13

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6.04

System Diagnostic Tests. After the necessary MDF
cross-connections have been completed, the on-line diagnos­tic

icsts

and procedures are performed to verify

tronal

capability of the system. Note that the subsequent

the opera-

on-line diagnostic tests and procedures are presented in the
sequence in which they should be performed under normal

insiallation

conditions. It is the responsibility of craft

pers,on-

nel to determine the sequence in which such tests and proce­dures should be performed when unusual installation
conditions exist. Unless otherwise indicated, these tests can
be performed with

a.

Tone Generator Test. This system diagnostic test rou-

SDTs

and/or DTMF

SLTs.

tine verifies that each tone provided by the SMXTG
PCS is generated properly. In addition, the test also
checks the connection path(s) through the Memory
Time Switch (MTS). Refer to Table 6.00 for the neces­sary procedures to perform the tone generator test.

b.

DTMF Receiver Test. This system diagnostic test rou-

tine verifies that a DTMF receiver circuit in a

aarticu-

lar DTMF PCB is operating properly. The test also
checks the connection path(s) through the MTS. Refer
to Table 6.02 for the necessary procedures to perform
the applicable DTMF receiver circuit test(s). This test
requires a Type 2500 DTMF Pushbutton Telephone Set.

c.

Station Line Test. This apparatus diagnostic test rou­tine verifies that the supervisory and transmission
capabilities between an SLMA,
cuit and

asscciated

staiion or Siemens Digital Tele-

SLA16

or SLMD cir-

phone instrument are operating properly. This test is

performedfrom the station instrument under test and
applies to both single line telephones (rotary or push­button) and Siemens Digital Telephones. Refer to Ta­ble 6.03 for the necessary procedures to perform the
applicable station line test(s).

d.

DTMF Pad Test. This apparatus diagnostic test routine
verifies that the DTMF keypad performance, including
the transmission capabilities, of any DTMF

pushbutton-

type station instrument is operating properly. The test

is performed from the station instrument under test and
only applies to single line telephones equipped with
a DTMF keypad. Note that a Siemens Digital Telephone
cannot be used for this test since data, not tones, are
transmitted from the

SDTs

pushbutton keypad. Refer

to Table 6.04 for the necessary procedures to perform

the applicable DTMF pad test(s).

e.

Console Test. This apparatus diagnostic test routine

verifies that the data and speech highways to and from

an attendant console are operating properly. The test

also verifies that the console LED indicators, alphanu-

meric display unit and audible alerting device are

oper-

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ating properly. The test is performed from the console

under test. Refer to Table 6.05 for

dures to perform the applicable console

f.

Siemens Digital Telephone Button Tests. These appara-

the

necessary proce-

tes:s.

tus diagnostic test routines verify that the signaling

highways to and from Siemens DYAD and JR-DYAD tel­ephones are operating properly. In addition, the tests
also verifv that the
devices of the telephones are operating properly.

LEDs

and the audible

alertinn

The

tests are performed using the DYAD and JR-DYAD tel-

ephones. Refer to Tables 6.07 and 6.08 for the neces-

sary procedures to perform the applicable Siemens

digital telephone button

Siemens Digital Telephone Display Test. This appara-

9

tus diagnostic test rouiine verifies that the signaling

tests.

highways to and from the Siemens DYAD telephones
are operating properly. In addition, the tests also veri­fy that the alphanumeric display unit and the audible
alerting devices are operating

prcperly.

The tests are

performed using the DYAD telephones under test.

Refer to Table 6.09 for the necessary

form the Siemens digital

h.

Trunk Test. This system diagnostic test verifies that the

ie!ephone

procsdurcs

display tests.

to per-

supervisory and transmission capabilities of an outgo­ing (or outgoing portion of a two-way) trunk are oper­ating properly. In addiiion, the test also verifies the

connec?ion path(s) through the MTS. Refer to Tab!o 6.11

for the necessary procedures to perform the

epplica-

ble trunk tests.

i.

Placing Circuit(s) In-Service. This system procedure al-

lows craft personnel to place an assigned circuit in
service from an out-of-service state. This procedure
works in parallel with the CMU procedure that changes

a circuit’s state. Refer to Table 6.12 for the necessary

procedures to perform the applicable in-service place-

ment of circuits.

Placing Circuit(s) Out-of-Service. This system proce-

j.

dure allows craft personnel to place an assigned cir-

cuit out-of service from an in-service state. This

procedure works in parallel with the CMU procedure

that changes a circuit’s state. Fiefer to Table 6.13 for

the necessary procedures to perform the applicable

out-of-service placement of circuits.

WARNING

Hazardous voltages exist

Mhin the equipmcnr cebkc?.

Be extremely careful when performing test­ing/troubleshooting procedures

panel(s)

removed.

wiih Ehe

equipment

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iab:a

6.00 Tone

Generator

Test

TEP

1

Place maintenance test phone

PCDCECURE

VERIFICATION

Dial tone returned.

off-hook.

2 Dial the

3

Dial 1 for tone generator test.

4A

Dial 00 if all tones are to be tested and

Diagncstic

Test Access Code.

verify that all tones returned are

dis!orted.

Recall dial tone returned.

None.
All tones are returned in the sequence

shown in Table 6.01 for two seconds

un-

each: test repeats until the main­tenance test phone is placed on-hook
or hook flashed.

4B

Dial the individual test number shown

Chosen tone returned until main- If
in Table 6.01 if a particular tone is to tenance test phone is placed
be tested. or hook-flashed.

5A

If additional

tE?SiS

or procedures are

Recall dial tone is returned.
to be performed, hook-flash the main­tenance test phone and dial the next
code (Diagnostic Test Access Code is

not redialed).

56

If no additional tests or procedures are

to be performed,

placa

the main-

Nono.

tenance test phone on-hook.

Table 6.01 Tone Generator Test Numbers

on-hco!c

IF VERIFICATION

IS

NOT OBTAINED

If any tone(s) is returned

test two

mere

times. If distortion con-

distortad

s

retry

tinues, replace the SMXTG PCB. Ncto
that the first 16 tones are hardware in­terrupted. if continuous tones are

returned, replace the SMXTG PCB.

chcsen tono

is returned

dictoricd.

retry test two moie times. If distortion
continues, replace the SMXTG

PCB

TEST

NUMBER

00
01
02
03
04
05
06

07
08
09

10
11
12
13
14
15
16

17
18
19

20

21

22
23

24
25
26
27

TONE

Circular Sequence

DTMF-1
DTMF-2
DTMF-3 (697Hz +
DTMF-4
DTMF-5
DTMF-6

(697Hz +
(6Q7Hz +

(77OHz

+

(77OHz

+ 1336Hz)

(77OHz

+

1209Hz)
1336Hz)

1477Hz)

1209Hz)

14i7Hz)

DTMF-7 (852Hz + 1209Hz)
DTMF-8 (852Hz + 1336Hz)
DTMF-9 (852Hz +

1477H.z)

DTMF-0 (941Hz + 133SHz)

DTMF-’

(941Hz + 1209Hz)

DTMF-#

(941Hz +

14i7Hz)

DTMF-A (697Hz + 1633Hz)

DTMF-B

(770Hz +

1633Hz)
DTMF-C (852Hz + 1633Hz)
DTMF-D (941Hz
Dial Tone
Busy Tone

-I-

1633Hz)

(35OHz

+

440Hz)

(480Hz +620

Hz)

Reorder Tone (Fast Busy Tone)

Test Tone

Low Tone
Audible Ring
Intercept Tone

(1004Hz @-16dEim)

(440Hz)

(440Hz

+

(440Hz

480Hz -

+

620Hz)

uninterrupted)

LDN Call Identification Tone (400 Hz + 480 Hz - interrupted)
Called Party Tone (2100 Hz - uninterrupted)

Remote Hold Recall Identification Tone (400 Hz)

Quiet Tone

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Table 6.02

PROCECURE

Place maintenance test phone
off-hook.

Dial the Diagnostic Test Access Code.
Dial # for DTMF receiver test.

Dial the four-digit PEN number of the
DTMF receiver circuit to be tested.

Depress the maintenance test phone
keypad’s buttons in the following se­quence.

a) For 12-button phones: 1, 2, 3,

4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, *and

b) For

16-button

D, 1,

2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, * ,

and

#.

phones: A, B, C,

#.

Dial tone is returned.

Recall dial tone is returned.

None.

Dial tone returned and the associat­ed DTMF receiver circuit LED in the
DTMF PCB is lit steadily.

Test tone

returned.

DTMF

Receiver Test

VEFHFICATION

(1004Hz

at -16dBm)

If busy tone is returned, the DTMF
receiver circuit is busy. Retry later. If
intercept tone is returned, the DTMF
receiver circuit is not assigned (check
data base assignment).

If intercept tone is returned at any
time, either the DTMF receiver or the
maintenance phone’s key-pad is nc?
operating properly, or the buttons
were depressed in the wrong se­quence. Retry test with another DTMF

phone. If intercept tone is returned

again, replace the DTMF receiver
circuit.

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IF VERIFICATION

IS NOT OBTAINED

6A

If additional tests or procedures are

to be performed, hook-flash main-

tenance tes? phone and dial the next
code (Diagnostic Test Access Code is
not redialed).

68

If no additional tests or procedures are
to be performed, place the main­tenance test phone on-hook.

NOTES: 1) If the system option flag TSTDIAG has been enabled in the data base or the station under test is c!assmarked

STEP

with the TSTAPP feature, the maintenance test phone is not required to enable or disable the Apparatus Diagnos­tic Test routines; therefore, perform only steps 5 through 10.

2) If the system option flag TSTDIAG has been disabled in the data base or the station under test is not classmarked
with the TSTAPP feature, the maintenance test phone is required to enable or disable the Apparatus Diagnostic
Test routines; therefore,

PROCEDURE VERIFICATION

Place maintenance test phone
off-hook.

Dial the Diagnostic Test Access Code.
Dial 3 to enable the Apparatus tests.

Place the maintenance test phone

on-hook.

oerform

.

Recall dial tone is returned and the

associaied

in the DTMF PCB is extinguished.

The associated DTMF receiver circuit

LED in the DTMF PCB is extin­guished.

Table 6.03 Station Line Test

the entire procedure (steps 1

Dial tone is returned.

Recall dial tone is returned.

Confirmation tone is returned.

None.

DTMF receiver circuit LED

throuqh 11).

IF

VERIFKATION

IS NOT OBTAINED

1

6-14

Place the station under test off-hook. Dial tone is returned

;:;ethe

Test-Station Line Access

Confirmation tone is returned.

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.

STEP

7

8
9

10

11

Tab!c A.03

FROCEDUZZ

Station Line

VERIFICATTION

Test fCnntinc)edl

\-----------I

IF VER!FiCATION

IS NOT OBTAINED

Place station under test on-hook.

Ringing returned.

If ringing is not heard, switch the sta­tion instrument to determine if it is
defective. If ringing is still not heard,

replace the associated subscriber line
PCB.

Pick up handset to answer test

Verify that the test tone level is

rect

by using a TMS. returned. swap the instrument to determine if it

tail.
cor-

Test tone

(1004Hz @

-lGdBm) is

If the returned test tone level is weak,

is defective If the test tone level in­creases considerably, replace
tion instrument. If test tone level
remains weak, replace the associat­ed subscriber line PCB (SLMA,

SLA16

Place station under test

on-hoo!(.

None.

or SLMD).

If no additional Test routines are to be
performed, proceed as follows:

Place maintenance test phone Dial tone is returned.

off-boo!<.

Dial the Diagnostic Test Access Code
Dial 2 to disable test routine.

Recall dial done is returned,

None.

’

the s:a-

Place maintenance phone on-hook.

None.

Tab!e

6.04 DTMF Fad Test

NOTES: 1) If the system option flag TSTDIAG has been enabled in the data base or the station under test is

with the TSTAPP feature, the maintenance test phone is not required to enable or disable the Apparatus Test
routines; therefore, perform only

sieps

5 through 8.

2) If the system option flag TSTDIAG has been disabled in the data base or the station under test is not classmarked
with the TSTAPP feature, the maintenance test phone is required to enable or disable the Apparatus Test rou­tines; therefore, perform the entire procedure (steps 1 through 9).

,

STEP

PROCEDURE

VERIFICATION IF VERIFICATION

IS NOT OBTAINED

1

Place maintenance test phone Dial tone is returned.
off-hook.

2

Dial the Diagnostic Test Access Code.

3

Dial 3 to enable the tests.

4

Place maintenance test phone None.

Recall dial tone is returned.
Confirmation tone returned.

on-hook.

5

Place DTMF station under test Dial tone returned.
off-hook.

6

Dial the Test DTMF Pad Access Code.

Recall dial tone is returned.

classmaiked

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6.04

DTMF

Pad Test

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STEP

7

8

9

10

PWO@EDWE

Depress the DTMF keypad buttons in

the following sequence:

For

12-button

7,

8, 9, 0, 4 and

For 16-button phones: A, B, C, D, 1,
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, * and

F;Q;he

Place DTMF station under test on­hook to terminate test.

If no additional apparatus tests are to
be performed, proceed as foilows:

Place maintenance test phone Dial tone is returned.

off-hoo!(.

Dial the Diagnostic Test Access Code.
Dial 2 to disable the Apparatus Tests.
Place maintenance test phone None.

on-hook.

phones: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,

#.

#.

level of test tone by using

Recall dial tone ceases. After all the If busy tone is returned at any time,

DTMFjteypad

in the sequence indicated, test tone depressed in the wrong

(1004Hz @

one minute.

None.

Recall dial tone is returned.
None.

VERIFICATION

buttons are depressed

-16dBm) is returned for

IF VERIFICATIGN

IS NOT OBTAINED

either the DTMF key pad buttons were

DTMF keypad of the station under test
is defective or the subscriber line cir-

cuit is defective.
To locate failure, retry test to verify that

the keypad buttons were not

depressed out of sequence. If
problem persists, swap the station in­strument to determine

If problem remains, replace the

propriate subscriber line PCB.

If the measured test tone is correct
but is weak, replace the station set.
If the measured tone is low,

the subscriber line PCB SLMA or

SLA16).

sequencethe

ii

it is defective.

rp-

rep!ace

Table 6.05 Console Test

NOTES: 1)

STEP

1

2 Dial the Diagnostic Test Access Code.

3
4

5

6-16

If the system option flag TSTDIAG has been enabled in the data base, the maintenance test phone is not required

to enable and disable the Apparatus Test routines; therefore, perform only steps 5 through 9.

2) If the system option flag TSTDIAG has been
to enable and disable the Apparatus Test routines; therefore, perform the entire procedure (steps 1 through 10).

PROCEDURE VERIFICATION IF VERIFICATION

Place maintenance test phone Dial tone is returned.
off-hook.

Recall dial tone is returned.

Dial 3 to enable the Apparatus Tests.
Place maintenance test phone None.

on-hook.
At the Console under test dial the

tendant

Console Test access code access code is displayed

when the console is in an idle state.

Confirmation tone is returned.

At-

Recall dial tone is returned. Also the
ily, then the display changes to CON- retry later.

SOLE TEST and all button
extinguished.

disabted

in the data base, the maintenance test phone is required

IS NO-i- OBTAINED

momentar-

LEDs

are

If reorder tone is returned, the

dant Console Test routine is in use,

Atten-

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Table 6.05 Console Test (Continued)

:TE? PRCCEDURE VERIFICATIDN

6

Depress the console’s keypad buttons
in the following sequence: 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, * and

7

Depress the console’s feature buttons
in the sequence shown in Figure 6.19.’

a

After the last button in the sequence
is depressed, depress any console

button to initiate the display test. The
display can be suspended by last character is displayed (under whether the
depressing any key on the console score character), the display unit is
and resumed in the same manner. cleared and the following

#.

All digits dialed are displayed

cumulate).

Each button LED lights when console is defective, or
depressed and extinguishes when the
next key is depressed. test to verify that the buttons were not

Groups of eight of each of the display- If proper verificaiion is not obtained or
able characters are scrolled in the se- busy tone is returned again, replace

quence

shown in Table 6.06. Ai-ier the

momentarily light then extinguish in

the following sequence: obiained or busy tone is returned

a) TRUNK GROUP STATUS 1

b)

%“RCE

c) DESTINATION
d) ALERT
e) CW

9

MAJ

ALM

g) MIN ALM

After the above indications are com-

pleted the

Ringbeck

All
flash..

After the above indications are com­pleted the following indications occur:

Ringback

All
flash.

The audible alerting device sounds at

intervals.

fo!lowing

indications occur:

tone is returned.

LEDs

on the display assembly

tone is returned.

LEDs

on the display assembly

(ac-

LEDs

-

lF VERlFlCATlON

IS NOT OBTAINED

If proper verification is not obtained or
busy tone is returned at any time, the
keypad buttons or console buttons
were depressed out of sequence, the

is defective. To isolate the failure, retry
depressed out of sequence.

associated

sole is defective. If proper verificaiion
is obtained, replace the

PIMD PCB. If proper verification is not

again, replace the console.

PIMD

PIMD

PIMD

PCB to verify

circuit or the

associa?ed

+

circuit

con-

.

REMOVE HANDSET is displayed.

9

Remove and reinsert handset
bly to terminate test, or wait 30

conds

for test timeout.

10

If no additional apparatus tests are to
be performed, proceed as follows:

Place maintenance test phone Dial tone is returned.

off-hook.

Dial the Diagnostic Test Access Code.
Dial 2 to disable the Apparatus Tests.
Place maintenance test phone None.

on-hook.

assem-

se-

INSERT HANDSET is displayed while
handset is removed. After handset is
reinserted, console returns to normal
operation.

Recall dial tone is returned.
None.

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nnnnnnnn

00000000

li 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

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k

(ALPHANUMERIC DISPLAY

SOUlxi

L'NI;)

OESTIXATION

ALERT

CL'1

Figure 6.19 Attendant Console

Keypad

and Feature Button Depression Sequence

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12.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18

19.

20.

2’:.

Table 6.06 Attendant Console Displayable Characters

CHARACTER

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;;;;,A!,;;;;

$$$$5$$$

o/o o/o 010 o/o o/o o/o o/o %
&&&&&&&&

I I I I I I I I

( ( ( ( ( ( ( (
) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

* l * * * l *

++++++++

I I

> 9 I 1 3I

- - - - - - - ­i i i i i i i i

00000000

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
22222222
33333333

44444444

55555555 66666666

*

ORDER

33. AAAAAAAA

34.

ii:

37. EEEEEEEE

:i

40:

41.

42.

43.

44.

45.

46.

47.

48.

49.

50.

51.

52.

54. 53.

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CHARACTER

BBBBBBBB

cccccccc
DDDDDDDD

FFFFFFFF
GGGGGGGG
HHHHHHHH
I I I I I I I I
JJJJJJJJ
K K K K K K I< K
LLLLLLLL

MMMMMMMM

NNNNNNNN
00000000
PPPPPPPP
QQQQQQQQ

RRRRRRRR

ssssssss
TTTTTTTT
vvvvvvvv uuuuuuuu

23:

24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

30.

29.

31.

32.

77777777
88888888
99999999
: : : : : : : :

; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
(((((((C

TPffSf=>S

????????

OQOQ@@@@

55.

56.

2;

59:

60.

61.

62.

63.

wwwwwwww
xxxxxxxx

YYYYYYYY

zzzzzzzz

[

I [ 1 I 1 1 I

\\\\)))\

1 1 I

A A A A

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Table 6.07 Siemcns Digital Telephone - DVAD

NOTES: 1) If the system option flag TSTDIAG has

STEP

1

2
3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

test is classmarked with TSTAPP feature, the maintenance test phone is nbt required to enable or disable the
Apparatus Diagnostic routines; therefore, perform only steps 5 through 9.

2) If the system option flag TSTDIAG has been disabled in the data base or the Siemens Digital Telephone under
test is not classmarked with the TSTAPP feature. the maintenance test phone is required to enable or disable
the Apparatus Diagnostic routine?

PROCEDURE

‘lace

the maintenance test phone

,ff-hook.
3ial

the Diagnostic Test Access Code.

Iial

3 to enable the Apparatus

lostic

Tests.

‘lace

maintenance test phone

x+hook.
‘lace

Siemens DYAD Telephone

,ff-hook.
Dial

the Siemens Digital Telephone

rest

Access Code.

Ieoress

the Siemens DYAD

&ne

keypad buttons as,

7,

3,

3, 4, 5, 6,

Depress the
the sequence shown in Figure 6.20
and according to the Siemens DYAD
Telephone model.

Place Siemens DYAD Telephone un­der test on-hook to terminate test. normal operation.

If no additional Apparatus Diagnostic
Test routines are to be performed, pro­ceed as follows:

Place maintenance test phone

off-hook.

Dial the Diagnostic Test Access code.
Dial 2 to disable the Apparatus Diag-

nostic Test.
Place maintenance

hook.None.

8, 9, 0,*,

DYAD

feature buttons in

test

Diag-

fo!lows:

i?.

phone

Telc-

1,

on-

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Dutton Test

been

enabled in the data base or the Siemcns Digital Telephone under

herefore, perform the entire procedure (steps 1’ through 10).

s; t

. VERIFICATION

Iial

tone is returned.

qecall

dial tone is returned.

>onfirmation

Uone.

Iial

tone is returned.

secall

The access code is momentarily

3layed,

ton

Button
and extinguish when the next button
is depressed.

After the last button is depressed, the
following indications occur:

Ringback

All button

The audible alerting device sounds at
intervals.

TEST COMPLETE is displayed.

Siemens DYAD Telephone returns to

Dial tone is returned.

Recall dial tone is returned.
None.

None.

tone is returned.

dial tone is returned.

dis-

then the display unit and but- nens DYAD Telephone

LEDs

are extinguished. n use, try later.

LEDs

light when depressed

tone is returned.

LEDs

flash.

f reorder tone is returned, the

xsy

either the keypad buttons cr
buttons were depressed out of se­quence, the DYAD Telephone is defac-
tive, or the SLMD circuit is defective.
To isolate the failure, retry test to veri­fy that the buttons were not depressed

Dut

If proper verification is not obtained or
busy tone is returned again, replace
the Siemens DYAD Telephone under
test with a known good DYAD Tele­phone and retry test. If proper verifi­cation is not obtained or busy tone is
returned again, replace the SLMD

PCB.

IF

VERiFICATlON

IS NOT OBTAINED

f proper verification is not obtained cr

tone is returned at

of sequence.

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time,

featuie

Button

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DYAD

NOTE: These buttons do not

contain

LEDs.

SEE NOTE

SEE NOTE

y

Figure 6.20 Siemens DYAD Telephone Button Depression Sequence

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Table 6.06 Siemcns Digital Telephone - JR-DYAD Button Test

NOTES: 1) If the system option flag TSTDIAG has been enabled in the data base or the Siemens Digital Telephone under

STEP

1

2 Dial the
3

4

5

6

7

8

test is classmarked with TSTAPP feature, the maintenance test phone is ‘not required to enable or disable the

Apparatus Diagnostic routines; therefore, perform only steps‘5 through 9.

2) If the system option flag TSTDIAG has been disabled in the data base or the Siemens Digital Telephone under
test is not classmarked with the TSTAPP feature, the maintenance test phone is required to
the Apparatus Diagnostic routines; therefore,

PROCEDURE VERIFICATION

Place the maintenance test phone Dial tone is returned.

off-hook.

Diag-

Tele-

Recall dial tone is returned.
Confirmation tone is returned.

Button
and extinguish when the next button
is depressed. defective. To isolate the failure, retry

After the last button is depressed, the
following indications occur:

Ringbac!c

All button
The audible alerting device sounds at

intervals.

Diagncstic

Dial 3 to enable the Apparatus

nostic Tests,

Place maintenance test phone None.

on-hook.

Place JR-DYAD Telephone off-hook. Dial tone is rereturned.

Dial the Siemens Digital Telephone Recall dial tone is returned.

Test Access Code.

Depress the Siemens JR-DYAD
phone keypad buttons as, follows: 1,
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, * ,

Depress the JR-DYAD feature buttons
in the sequence shown in Figure 6.21.

Test Access Code.

#.

perfcrm ihe

LEDs

tone is returned.

LEDs

entire procedure (steps 1 through

light when depressed

flash.

If reorder tone is returned, the

mens JR-DYAD Telephcne Button Test
is in use, try later.

Ii proper verification is
busy tone is returned at any iime,
either the keypad buttons or feature
buttons were depressed out of se-

quence,

defective, or the SLMD circuit is

test to verify that the buttons were not
depressed out of sequence.

If proper verification is not obtained or
busy tone is returned again, replace
the Siemens JR-DYAD Telephone un­der test with a known good JR-DYAD
Telephone and retry test. If proper
verification is not obtained or busy
tone is returned again, the SLMD cir­cuit is defective and the

requires replacement.

the JR-DYAD Telephone is

enab!e

or disable

i0).

IF VERIFICATION

IS NOT OBTAINED

net obtainsd

SLMD PC6

Sie-

or

6-22

9

Place Siemens JR-DYAD Telephone
under test on-hook to terminate test. to normal operation.

10

If no additional Apparatus Diagnostic
Test routines are to be performed, pro­ceed as follows:

P&tokmaintenance

Dial the Diagnostic Test Access code. Recall dial tone is reiurned.

Dial 2 to disable the Apparatus
nostic Test.

Place maintenance test phone None.

on-hook.

test phone Dial tone is returned.

Siemens JR-DYAD Telephone returns

Diag- None.

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NOTES:

*

These feature buttons are not testable.

Buttons 9 through 13 do not contain

Figure 6.21 Siemeno JR-DYAD Telephone Button Depression Sequence

LEDs.

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NOTES: 1) If

2) If the system option flag TSTDIAG has been disabled in the data base or the Siemens Digital Telephone under

XEP

1

Place maintenance test phone Dial tone is returned.
off-hook.

Dial the Diagnostic Test Access Code.

2
3

Dial 3 to enable the Apparatus
nostic test.

4

Place maintenance test phone None.
on-hcok.

Place the Siemens Digital Telephone

5

under test off-hook.

G

Dial the Siemens Digital Telephone
test access code.

the

system
test is classmarked with TSTAPP feature, the maintenance test phone is not
Apparatus Diagnostic routines; therefore, perform only steps 5 through 9.

test is not classmarked with the TSTAPP feature, the maintenance test phone is required to enable or disable
the Apparatus Diagnostic routines; therefore, perform the entire procedure (steps 1 through 10).

PROCEDURE

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Table 6.09 Siemens Digital Telephone

option

flag TSTDIAG has been enabled in the data base or the Siemens Digital Telephone under

VERIFICATION IF VERIFICATION

Recall dial tone is returned.
Confirmation tone is returned.

Diag-

Dial tone returned.

Recall dial tone is returned. The

cess

code is momentarily displayed, mens Digital Telephone Display Test

then the display unit clears. is being used, retry later.

-DYAD

Display Test

required

Ac-

If reorder tone is returned, the

to

IS NOT OBTAINED

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enable

or

disabie

the

.

./ ;

Sie-

7

Depress any button in the Siemens

Digital Telephone under test to initiate

test.

(Note: The display test can be sus- played the following occurs: good one and retry test. If verification
pended any time by depressing any is obtained, replace the Siemens
button. The test can be resumed at
any time in the same manner.)

8 Place Siemens Digital Telephone

hook to terminate test or wait 30 se­conds for test timeout.

If no additional Apparatus Diagnostic

9

Tests are to be performed, proceed as
follows:

Place maintenance test phone Dial tone returned.

off-hook.

Dial the Diagnostic Test Access Code.
Recall dial tone returned.

Dial 2 to disable the Apparatus Diag­nostic Test.

Place maintenance test phone None.

on-hook.

Groups of 16 of each of the
ble characters are scrolled in the

quence

shown in Table 6.09. After the

last

characier

Ringback

All button

alerting device sounds at intervals. replace

TEST COMPLETE is displayed.

on-

Recall dial tone is returned

None.

(underscore) is

tone is returned.

LEDs

flash and the audible If verification is still not obtained,

displaya-

se-

dis-

If verification is not obtained, either

the Siemens Digital Telephone or the

SLMD circuit is defective. Replace
Siemens Digital Telephone with a

ital Telephone.

the

SLMD PCS.

Dig-

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Table

ORDER CHARACTER

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14. 46.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

31.

32.

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-I-+++++++++++++++

0000000e00.0.0..

---------------

GE;;;;;;;;;;;

0000000000000000

1111111111111111

2222222222222222

3333333333333333
4444444444444444
5555555555555555

6666666666666666

7777777777777777

8888888888888888

9999999999999999

. . . * . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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ff~~~,,,,,,,,,,,

????????????????

Q@Q@@@@@@@@Q@QOQ

6.10 Siemens Digital Telephone Displayable Characters

ORDER CHARACTER

vo vo

o/o %% o/o %% o/o

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33.

I,

34,

35.

36.

37.

38.

39.

40.

41.

42.

43.

44.

45.

47.

48.

49.

50.

51.

52.

53.

54.

55.

56.

57.

58.

59.
GO.

61.

62.

63.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB

cccccccccccccccc

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ

KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
0000000000000000
PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP

QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ
RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
ssssssssssssssss

TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

vuvvvvuvvvvvuvvv

wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

11

1 [ I [ [ [ 11 I[ [ [ [

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11 1 I II 1111111111

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Table 6.11 Outgoing Trunk Test

STEP

1

5

6

PROCEDURE

?lace

maintenance test phone

Iial

off-hook.
Dial the Diagnos?ic Test Access Code.

Dial 2 to enable trunk test.
Dial the two-digit trunk group number

(00 through 31)

coniaining

the trunk

jecall

done.

done.

circuit to be tested.

Dial the two-digit trunk number (00

99) of the trunk circuit to be tested.

20

­41~0,
In
licate
Iutgoing.

For CO-type trunks (i.e., TMBM PCB),

Test tone

dial the test tone number provided by

the local phone company.

VERlFiCATlCN

tone is returned.

dial tone is returned.

or PABX dial tone is returned.

the associated irunk circuit LED

the trunk PCB is lit steadily to

the trunk has been seized

(1004Hz)

is returned

IF VERIFICATION

IS NOT

I j

OETAINED

If reorder tone is returned, the select-

ed trunk circuit is either an

in-

type, invalid, or not assigned
data base assignments).

If busy tone is reiurned, the selected

trunk is in use, retry later.

If CO or PABX dial tone is not
returned, verify trunk MDF
connections and attempt to access

CO/PABX
trunlc

trunk using a butt set. If the

is working properly replace the

trunk PCB under test and retry test.

incoming-

(chec!c

cross-

i

7

Verify that the returned test tone lev­el is correct, using a TMS.

If additional tests or procedures are

8A

to be performed, hook-flash the main-

tenance test phone and dial the next
code (Diagnostic Test Access Code is
not redialed).

If no additional tests or procedures are

8B

to be performed, place the main­tenance test phone on-hook.

If the reiurned test tone level is weak,
replace PCB with another having the
same characteristics and retry test. If
returned test tone level increases con­siderably, trunk PCB is defective and
should be replaced. If the test tone
level is still weak, contact CO repair
service to verify trunk facility.

Recall dial tone is returned.

None.

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Table 6.12 Placing Circuit(s) In-Service

STEP

1

Place maintenance test phone Dial tone is returned.
off-hook.

2 Dial the Diagnostic Test Access Code.

3

Dial 7 for placing a circuit in-service.
If a single circuit is to be placed

4A

service, dial the four digit PEN

bar of the circuit.

45

If all the circuits in a PCB are to be Confirmation tone is returned. If reorder tone is returned the select­placed in-service, dial the first three
digits of the PEN number for the PCB
followed by digit 8. For an SLA16, dial

the first three digits of the PEN num-

ber associated with the first eight cir­cuits followed by an 8, then dial the
first three digits of the associated PEN
number for the second eight circuits

(W,X,Y+l)

PROCEDURE

followed by an 8.

in-

num-

Recall dial tone is returned.

None.
Coniirmation tone is returned. If reorder tone is returned, the

VERIF!CATION

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Check data base assignments.

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5A

If additional

to be performed,

tenance test
code (Diagnostic Test Access Code is
not redialed).

5B If no additional tests or procedures are

to be performed, place the main­tenance test phone on-hook.

STEP

1

Place maintenance test phone Dial tone is returned.
off-hook.

2

Dial the Diagnostic Test Access Code.

3

Dial 8 for placing a circuit out-of- None.

service.

4A48If a single circuit is to be placed

of-service, dial the four digit PEN
number of the circuit.

If all the circuits in a PCB are to be
placed out-of-service dial the first
three digits of the PEN number for the

PCB followed by digit 8. For an SL416,

dial the first three digits of the PEN

number associated with the first eight

circuits followed by an 8, then dial the

first three digits of the associated PEN

number for the second eight circuits

(W,X,Y+l)

t&s

or procedures are

hoolcilash

phcne

PROCEDURE VERIFICATION IF

followed by an 8.

the main-

and dial the next

Table 6.73 Taking

Recall dial

None.

Recall dial tone is returned.

out-

Confirmation tone is returned.

Confirmation tone is returned. If reorder tone is returned the select-

tcne

is returned.

Ci:cuit(s)

Out-et-Service

VERlFtCATION

IS NOT OBTAINED

If reorder tone is returned, the select-

ed circuit is invalid or unassigned.

Check data base assignments.

ed PCB is invalid or unassigned.
Check data base assignments.

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STEP

5A

Table 6.13

PROCEDURE VERIFICATION IF VERIFICATION

If additional tests or procedures are

Takinq

to be performed, hook-flash the main­tenance test phone and dial the next
code (Diagnostic Test Access Code is
not redialed).

5B If no additional tests or procedures are None.

to be performed place the main­tenance test phone on-hook.

Circuit(s) Out-of-Service

. ,

IContinucdl

Recall dial tone is returned.

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SECTKIN

General. After performing the installation test proce-

7.00 INSTALLATION TEST PROCEDURES

Table 7.00 Installation Test Procedures Checklist

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have been completed satisfactorily. Use Table 7.00,

iion

Test. Procedures Checklist, for this purpose. This table

can be used as a sign-off sheet, if required.

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