TOA Electronics EXES 6000 CP-63 User Manual

EXES-6000

CP-63

For

INTERCOM SYSTEM

TOA EXES-6OOO INTERCOM SYSTEM

Central Processing Unit for Tie-line System

CP-63

INSTALLATION HAND BOOK

TOA ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

KOBE, JAPAN

133-21-081-1

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION TO THE INSTALLATION MANUAL FOR EXES-6000 FUNCTIONS WHICH REQUIRE ADDITIONAL UNITS TIE-LINE CONNECTION OF THE EXCHANGES

WIRING FOR TIE-LINE CONNECTION OF THE EXCHANGES

PART 1. OPERATING OF CP UNIT AND NO. 200 PROGRAMMING

1. Precautions for Installation of CP-63 2

. Initial CP 63 set up

3. Trouble Shooting

4. CP-63 DIP Switches for Function Selection

5. Dip Switch Selection and Station No. 200 Programming for Each Function

6. Function Code Table f or Station No. 200 Programming

7. Station No. 200 Programming for Each Function

[Function Group A ]

7-1 Executive Priority (Highest Priority) 7-2 Continuous Calling Tone 7-3 Stations Allowed Access to All Call

Stations Allowed Access to Conferenc

7-4

Automatic Access to Paging

7-5 7-6 Stations Allowed Access to One-shot Make Output 7-7 Stations Allowed Access to Make/Break Output 7-8 Stations Allowed Access to 8 Selectable or Decimal Output 7-9 Stations Allowed Access to 4 Decimal Digits Output

[Function Group B]

7-10 Secretary Transfer 7-11 Master/Sub Relationship 7-12 Group Hunting

[Function Group C]

7-13 Paging Zone 7-14 Group Blocking 1: Establishment of each Group 7-15 Calling Party Indication (Lamp Type)

[Function Group D]

7-16 Group Blocking 2: Allowing Calls among Groups 7-17 Group Blocking 3: Allowing Group Access to Paging

[Function Group E]

7-18 Programmable Station Numbering

8. Programming Data Table Initial Programming

Function Table f or the System

Function Table for Stations (1)

Function Table for Stations ( 2) Function Table for Stations (3) Paging Zone Table Station Numbers Table for Calling Party Indication (Lamp Type) Tables for Group Blocking (3 Tables)

FUNCTION CODE

50 51 52 53 54

57 58 59

61 62

70 71 72

81 82

Page

2 3 5 8

12 13 16 17 18 21

22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30

31 32 33

34 35 36

37 38

39 41 41 42 43 44 45 46 46 46

PART 2. FUNCTION S ELECTION FOR DATA TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING UNITS

9. Setting of Channel Select Switch of Transmitting Unit (DT-E11) and Word Select Switch of Receiving Unit (DR-B61)

10. DIP Switch Table for Data Transmitting and Receiving Units

11. System Diagram of Data Transmitting and Receiving Units

12. Explanation of Data Transmitting Unit Output Channels

13. Explanation of Data Receiving Unit Output Data 13-1 CH-0 IN-OUT Annunciation (500 Contacts) 13-2 CH-1 (1 ) One-Shot Make Output (50 Contacts)

(2) Make/Break Output (100 Contacts) (3) 8-Selectable Make Output (9 Units) (4) Decimal Output (9 Units) (5) 4 Decimal Digits Output (9 Units)

(6) Pager Control Output (64 Contacts) 13-3 CH-2 Calling Party Indication (Lamp Type) (1) 13-4 CH-3 Calling Party Indication (Lamp Type) (2)

Appendix. Instructions for building the CP-63 in the EXES-5000

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49 50 51 52 53 53 54 54 54 54 54 54 55 56 57

INTRODUCTION TO THE INSTALLATION MANUAL FOR EXES-6000

This manual f orms part of the Installation Manual for TOA I NTERCOM SYSTEM EXES-6000. You may add the CP-63 to your TOA INTERCOM SYSTEM EXES6000, according to your specific needs, to obtain various other

functions. Correct operation of these additional functions is not

performed by simply connecting the additional equipments/devices.

Provision of such additional function requires the following: (1) Connection of the additional equipment, a s required. (2) Selection of functions which satisfy your needs and se tting up

these functions in the respective equipment. For (1) Connections of Equipment, etc., refer to " Installation Handbook of Model EX-610/620 EXCHANGE" or Operation Manual of Data Transmitting and Receiving Units", etc.

INSTALLATION HAND BOOK OF EXES-6000

EXES-6000 EX-610/620 INSTALLATION

HAND BOOK OF EXCHANGE 133-21-100-9

EXES-6000 CP-63 INSTALLATION HAND BOOK 133-21-081-1 (This Hand Book)

This "Installation Handbook of CP-63" deals principally with (2) Selection of functions and setting up of respective equipment. This Handbook also explains the connection method for the EXES6000 Tie-line System using the CP-63 and the TI-62 units. There are certain minimum installation requirements to be met even through you may not need many additional functions or additonal equipment, it is still necessary to read "2. Initial CP-63 Set Up

(Page

12)".

When

you may use

only

some

of the

additional

functions or equipments, it is not necessary to read instructions on unrequired functions. Make sure, however, that care ful study of the necessary parts of this booklet should be done before proceeding further.

DATA TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING UNIT "DT-E11 OPERATION MANUAL" 133-05-094-1A "DR-B61 OPERATION MANUAL" 133-05-095-0

Manuals Necessary for Installation of Exchange

SYSTEMS OF

EXES-6000

Normal Conversation

and Paging System

Normal Conversation and Paging System with Display and Control Functions

Tie-line System with Normal Conversation and Paging Functions

Tie-line System with Normal Conversation,

Paging, Display

and Control Functions

EX-610/620 INSTALLATION HAND BOOK OF EXCHANGE

CP-62 INSTALLATION HAND BOOK

EXES-6000 CP-63 INITIAL CHECKING SHEET FOR

THE SYSTEM

133-21-085-5

REQUIRED INSTALLATION HAND BOOK

CP-62 INITIAL CHECKING SHEET

CP-63 INSTALLATION HAND BOOK

CP-63 INITIAL CHECKING SHEET

DATA TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING UNIT OPERATION MANUAL

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FUNCTIONS WHICH REQUIRE ADDITIONAL UNITS

Those functions of the CP-63 which require either the addition of specific units or processing in existing units are as mentioned

below. Before installation and adjustment of equipment, make sure to check your system.

(For

Data

Transmitting

and

Receiving

units,

refer

Part

"Function

Selection

for

Data

Transmitting

and

Receiving

units"

Page

49.)

Function

Talk- Back from

paging speaker

Conference

External PA Paging

Station Paging

Indication and

Control

Tie-line System

Additional Equipment

Required

Talk-Back Unit

Conference

Paging Interface Unit

Data Transmitting Unit

Data Receiving Unit

Tie-line Interface Unit

Unit

Unit Model

Number

TK-12

CL-62

PI -62

PI-62

DT-E11

DR-B61

TI-62

Remarks

Not yet available for sale.

Build this unit in all exchanges connected by tie-line. It is not possible to originate a conference from a station connected to the exchange without the CL unit but possible to participate in the conference from that station.

External PA Equipment is required.

1. Wiring of "Station Paging Assignment" located at the back of the frame of the Exchange.

2. Cutting of LM-62 jumper wire to split station paging

system.

The number that can be mounted on the cabinet-mount type exchange is one (1). Use the connection cable YR-806. When more than 2 pieces are mounted, we suggest you use rack-mount type exchange. For connection between

the exchange and the DT-E11, use the YR-802, and

the YR-803 for extension of the DT-E11 .

Such devices as indicator, control unit etc. can be made by using this unit and 24V DC power supply.

Insert this unit into a slot intended for the PI unit No. 2

(Zone No. 8-15).

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Example of Exchange Mounted on Intercom Cabinet Rack

(For Tie-line System Including All-Call Paging and 7 Individual Zone Paging unit and one Data Transmitting unit)

Exchange EX-620 (for 128 stations)

Exchange EX-610 (for 64 stations)

Central Processing Unit CP-63

Output Control Unit OC-62

Highway Control Unit HC-62

Signal Generating and Distributing Unit SG-62

Conference Link Unit CL-62 (In this location, DL-62 is also

mountable.)

Duplex Link Unit DL-62

Line Modem Unit LM-62

Paging

Interface

mountable.) (Zone 0-7 with All-Call Paging)

Tie-line Interface Unit TI-62

Perforated Panel PF-022G *

Data Transmitting Unit DT-E11 (In the standard system, Perforated Panel PF-012G should com e in th is position.)*

Unit

PI-62

(In

this

location,

LM-62

also

Junction Cable YR-806 (Cable length: 1000mm) (YR-802 (Cable

length: 400mm) is not available.)

Note.* The Exchange Cabinet Rack CR-610 or CR-620 includes Perforated Panels PF-012G and PF-022G.

Power Supply Unit DS-620

Power Switch

AC Fuse

DC Fuse

Battery Fuse

Exchange Cabinet Rack CR-620

Exchange Frame FR-620

Power Supply Unit DS-610

Power Indication Lamp

Battery Power Indication Lamp

Buzzer Stop Switch

Exchange Cabinet Rack CR-610

Exchange Frame FR-610

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TIE-LINE CONNECTION OF THE EXCHANGES

1. Function of the Central Processing Unit CP-63

To make communications between exchanges possible in the EXES6000 system, the CP-63 and the Tie-line Interface Unit TI-62 are required in addition to the exchange EX-610 or the EX-620. The TI-62 is the interfac e unit for transmitting and receiving audio signals and dial data signals between the exchanges. After receiving dial signals from the station, the CP-63 transmits the dial data signals to the TI-62 and instructs it to make calls to the other exchange. The CP-63 also receives the dial data signals from the other exchange through the TI-62 and calls the station which is instructed to call by the other exchange. Overall functions of the system using the Tie-line function are

determined by programming made in the CP-63.

2. Number of stations, paging zones and links

Maximum

number

Composition

of exchange (s)

of links

within

own exchange

EX-610

EX-620

Maximum number of links between tielined

exchanges

Exchange "A" Exchange "B"

Dial

data

Audio Signal

Call

Station

Maximum number of stations

Number

exchange

Maximum

number

paging

without

Paging

zones

EX-610

EX-620

Station

With Paging

(All call+7 zones)

EX-610

EX-620

Without tie-lines

Single Exchange

(EX-1)

2 exchanges

Exchange "A"

(EX-2A)

8 links

Exchange "B"

(EX-2B)

3 exchanges

(EX-3A)

Exchange "A"

4 links

Exchange "C"

(EX-3C)

4 links

Exchange "B"

(EX-3B)

4 between each tielined link

*1 The links within own exchange as well as the tie-line links are used in each

tie-line communication.

*2 All ca ll paging is provided to all the paging zones of all the exchanges con-

nected by tie-line.

All call

+7zones

All call

+7zones

All call

+14zones

All call

+7zones

All call

+21zones

112

168

120

240

120

360

144

112

224

112

336

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3. Numbering schedule for stations and paging zones

A. With personal number (Standard)

Type of

exchange

Single Exchange (EX-1) Exchange "A" (EX-2A/3A)

Exchange "B" (EX- 2B/3B)

Exchange "C" (EX-3C)

B. Without personal number

Type of

exchange

Single Exchange (EX-1) Exchange "A" (EX-2A/3A)

Exchange "B" (EX-2B/3B)

Exchange "C" (EX-3C)

Zone No. 16 through 22 and No. 31 through 37 are employed for Paging Numbering Schedule of 45 zones with 3 exchanges established in the system using the exchanges EX-610 and/or EX-620 and EX-630 (256 stations) connected by tie-line.

Model

EX-610

EX-620

EX-610

EX-620

EX-610

EX-620

Model

EX-610

EX-620

EX-610

EX-620

EX-610

EX-620

Without Paging

Without paging

Numbering for stations

With paging

Numbering for stations

With paging

7 zones

per

exchange

7 zones

per

exchange

Numbering for paging zones

Paging zone per exchange

All call

Numbering for paging zones

Paging zone per exchange

All call

Zone

4. Reduction of the number of stations and paging zones which results from the use of the Tie-line Interface Unit TI-62.

<EX-610 >

Station No.

200-207

208-215

216-223

224-231

232-239

240-247

248-255

256-263

<EX-620>

5. Block diagram for tielined exchanges.

<EX-610 Tie-line>

Exchange "A" (EX-2A/3A)

Exchange "B" (EX-2B/3B)

1. Mounting one ( 1) piece of the TI-62 decreases the number of the LM-62 (the 7th or the 15th LM-62) by one (1).

2. Unless the PI-62 is used, the system can have up to 8 more stations by placing the LM-62 in the 8th or the 16th position.

Station No.

200-207

208-215

216-223

224-231

232-239

240-247

248-255

256-263

<EX-620 Tie-line>

Station No.

264-271

272-279

280-287

288-295

296-303

304-311

312-319

320-327

Note.

LM: Line Modem Unit PI : Paging Inter face Unit

Tl : Tie-line Interface Unit

Exchange "C" (EX-3C)

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6. The relationship between the PI unit and the LM unit

<The case where the tie-line system consisting of 2 or 3 exchanges has an exchange without the PI unit> The case where it is necessary to make the paging ca ll f rom the

exchange without the PI unit to the other exchange (s).

Set "Paging" DIP switch (SW-B-4) to ON.

You may not substitute the LM unit (LM8 or LM16) for the PI

unit.

EX-610: Max. 48 stations, EX-620: Max. 112 stations

Exchange "A"

paging call is possible

Exchange "B"

The case where the paging ca ll is unnecessary from the exchange without the PI unit to the other exchange (s).

Set "Paging" DIP switc h (SW-B- 4) to OFF .

You may substitute the LM unit (LM8 or LM16) for the PI unit.

EX-610: Max. 56 stations, EX-620: Max. 120 stations

Exchange "A"

paging call is impossible

Exchange "B"

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WIRING FOR TIE-LINE CONNECTION OF THE EXCHANGES

Each exchange can be connected by means of a cable with a diameter of 0.65mm (25.6 mils.) for a dist ance of up to 2km (5600 ft). Regarding the tieline links which are not used, turn off the DIP switch of each unused tieline link inside the Tie-line Unit TI-62. Connect "T" line (2 wires) of the 4 wires of each link to "R" line (2 wires) of the other exchange.

The 2 wires of the "T" line and "R" line have no polarity.

If the BX-610/620 is used, its terminals No. 1 and 2 are for the "R" line and No. 3 and 4 are for the "T" line.

Exchange "A"

1. Wiring for tie-line connection of 2 exchanges

Exchange "A"

EX-2A

Note 1. Any combination of tie-line links between exchanges "A" and "B" is possible. But, in conside-

ration of possible increase in the number of exchanges to be connected from 2 to 3 in the future, we suggest you connect 6, 7) of exchange "B".

2. Wiring for tie-line connection of 3 exchanges

Exchange "B"

(link No. 0, 1, 2, 3) of exchange "A" to

Exchange "A"

EX-3A

EX-2B

(link No. 4, 5,

Exchange "C"

EX-3C

Note 2. Be sure to connect (link No. 0, 1, 2 ,3 ) to (link No. 4, 5, 6, 7) between the exchanges.

Connection of

3. DIP Switch selection

1. Switching arrangements of DIP switches (E-1, E-2, E-3) in the CP-63 make each

exchange to be of "EX-1" or "EX-2A" or

"EX-2B" or "EX-3A" or "EX-3B" or "EX3C" type.

2. In the event of the tieline link not to be

used, turn off its corresponding DIP switch

on the TI-62 unit.

Exchange "B"

EX-3B

will lead to failure of proper operation of the system.

DIP Switch

TI-62 P.C.B.

LINK No.

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4. The Example of connection of EX-620 exchange

YR-801 must be connected to J15 for EX-620 exchange (for 128 stations), or to J7 for EX-610 exchange (for 64 station)

"Exchange A"

EX-620

EX-620 BX-620

J15 T1

Terminal board BX-620

EX-610 BX-610

J7 T1

Term ina l board BX-620

"Exchange B"

EX-620

YR-801

for Tie-line

"Exchange A"

BX-620 T1

YR-810 for stations

YR-801 for Tie-line

The cables between the exchanges

(4 wires x 8 links)

"Exchange B"

BX-620 T1

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5. The Example of connection of EX-620 exchange

YR-810 must be connected to J15 for EX-620 exchange (for 128 stations), or to J7 for EX-610 exchange (for 64 station)

"Exchange A"

EX-620

YR-801 for Tie-line

YR-810 for stations

"Exchange A"

BX-620 T1

Terminal board BX-620

"Exchange B"

EX-620

YR-810 for stations

YR-801 for Tie-line

The cables between the exchanges (4 w ires × 4 links)

The cables between the exchanges (4 wires x 4 links)

"Exchange B"

BX-620 T1

Terminal Board

BX-620

Terminal board BX-620

YR-810 for stations

YR-801 for Tie-line

The cables between the exchanges (4 wires x 4 links)

"Exchange C"

BX-620 T1

"Exchange C"

EX-620

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PART 1. OPERATING OF CP UNIT AND NO. 200 PROGRAMMING

1. PRECAUTIONS FOR INSTALLATION OF CP-63

Please read followin g instruct ions carefully to ensure proper operation of the CP-63

1. Be careful about damage by static elec tricity as the CP-63 incorporates CMOS IC's. Do not touch components and connec-

tors.

2. Turn off the AC power switch when you take out or insert the CP-63 unit, or any other unit.

3. Always insert the CP-63 unit into the "CP" slot. O therwise, there is a danger that the unit will be damaged.

4. Make sure mini-jumper for battery back-up is always placed in

ON position each time it is used.

5. Incorrect setting of function select switches may lead to incor-

rect performance.

6. Even if you do not need programming functions, be sure to carry

out initial programming and registration at station No.200 when you install the new unit. Otherwise, some other functions may not work properly.

7. The Ni-Cd battery GB50-3FA1 is capable of saving important

memory registration data even at times of power failure.

To keep the battery fully charged, do not cut the power off for

long hours during the first 8 days after new installation. The CP-63 unit is capable of maintaining the programmed data for

the period of 4 weeks after fully charged even in the event of

long hours of power failure. (About 4 weeks (25°C), About 8 days (40 °C)

FUNCTION SELECT SWITCHES

SW-E

SW-D

SW-C

SW-B (1 ~ 6)

SW-A

8. We suggest you replace the soldered button battery GB50-3FA1

Expected Life Span of small Ni-Cd Battery

Ambient temperature of exchange

9. When shipping the CP-63 unit independently, place the mini-

(1 ~ 6)

(1 ~ 5)

(115-42-031-9) with the new one according to the following list that shows an expected life span of the battery. Be sure to make t he station No.200 programming afte r replace-

ment of the batter y.

Ambient temperature

of battery

0°C

25° C

40° C

jumper for battery back-up in "OFF" position. Cover the CP

with

back and put it in a conductive bag.

cardboard, wrap connector section

These switches select functions.

Link Selection and Time Interval Adjustment

for Paging Amplifier Power Remote.

10°C

35° C

50° C

Life span

About 5 years

About 4 years

About 2 years

aluminium

foil

PROGRAM Set this to "ON" positio exchange an is "programmin is placed in

Note: In t he eve n every exchange The first statio

Exchange Exchange Exchange

MINI-JUMPE

Ni-Cd BATTER

FIX ED MINI-JUMPE

Note: Do not remove

SWITCH for #200 Programming

d registration of functions. In this case, station No.200

g station" but becomes a normal station when switch

"OFF" position.

t of the tie-line system, programming has to be set up in

n of each exchange becomes the Programming station: "A" "B" "C"

R for battery back-up (JP1)

Y GB50-3FA1 (3.6V 50mAh)

R (JP2)

n only at time of initial programming of the

No. 200

(100)

No. 470

(400)

No. 740

(700)

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2. INITIAL CP-63 SET UP In the event of the tie-line system, programming has to be set up in every exchange.

Make sure that you have turned off the AC power switch.

Connect the exchange, terminal boards and stations.

Are Data Transmitting and Receiving Units used?

Remove CP-63 from the exchange.

Set mini-Jumper (JP1) for battery from OFF to ON position.

Set function selection switches (SW-A ~ SW-E) for required functions.

Insert the CP-63 into the exchange.

Put all 4

"Link

select" switches

Look at indication of LINE ADDRESS of HC (14 LEDs) and SIGNAL

CODE indication (4 LEDs)

AL L LED lamps are out

SIGNAL CODE indication

of the HC

Switch on the exchange.

Memory is normal

Some errors in memory

unit

Lighted lamps of LINE ADDRESS LEDs indicate erroneous MEMORY ICs. See Section 3 (Page 13)

upward. (Link

1. Connect Data Transmitting Unit (DTE11) and Data Receiving Unit (DR-

B61).

2. Set channel select switches (CHANNEL SELECT) of DT-E11.

3. Set word select switches (WORD SELECT) of DR-B61.

No. 15}

Place program switch on front panel of the CP in "ON" position.

Dial operation from station No. 200.

Initial programming of the exchange Dial the Following:

Dial tone will be heard

(Station No. 200 (100) becomes a programming station)

Confirmation tone will be heard. *2 (Clears function group S)

Confirmation tone will be heard. *2 (Clears function group A)

Confirmation tone will be heard. *2 (Clears function group B)

Confirmation tone will be heard *2

(Clears function group C)

Confirmation tone will be heard. *2 (Clears function group D)

Confirmation ton e will be heard. *2

(Clears function group E)

Confirmation tone will be heard. *2 (Clears personal numbers, single digit dial

numbers and remote numbers)

Program necessary functions ( Refer to separate instructions for each function) *2

Place program swi tch on f ront panel of the CP in "OFF" position.

Dial operation from station No. 200. *1

(Station No. 200 becomes a normal station.)

Note: *1; The first station of each ex-

change becomes the programming station:

Exchange "A" ... No. 200 (100) Exchange "B" ... No. 470 (400)

Exchange "C"

*2; lf there is any error in CMOS

memory, you hear calling tone instead of confirmation tone.

... No. 740 (700)

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3. TROUBLE SHOOTING

3-1 Check of ROM & NMOS-RAM - No calls on the system.

1. Put the 4 "LINK SELECT" switches of the HC upward (Link No. 15 SELECT) and switch on the AC power of the exchange.

2. If there is no error, the indication lamps will not light.

3. In the event of a memory error, the lamps may light as shown in the example

of Fig. 1.

4. The error indications will remain on until you use Link No. 15 fo r communications.

3-2 Confirming of the CP normal working

If the CP, OC and HC are working normally, the HC's indication lamps of LINE BUSY, LINE ADDRESS and SIGNAL CODE go out. When any of th e lamps lies alight, it is possible that any of the CP, OC or HC is faulty. Check first that the CLOCK lamp of the HC is lighting, then confirm that the CP is working normally by hearing the clicking sound of the PI unit's relay which is produced when the relay is activated through dial operation of the paging. If the CP is found working normally, chances are that the HC is faulty, followed

by the OC.

3-3 Check of CMOS-RAM (Programmed data memory)

You hear calling tone instead of confirmation tone, if there is CMOS memory error at the time of initial programming and registration using station No. 200, or at the time of registration to Single Digit Number or Personal Number or Remote Number.

3-4 Dial receiving test

1. Instead of the PI-62 unit, use the PIU-52A (a unit used in the EXES-5000 System) to check the dial receiving section of the CP also to check if the signal is correctly transmitted as dialed from the station to be tested.

2. If you

place

all

"LINK

"OFF" position, conversation is impossible but the dial code fro m each

SELECT"

station is indicated on the LED's of the PIU as dialed. Use this to find the cause of any fault of receiving dial information.

3. With use of the PI-62 unit fitted

with no LED, you can also check that the CP receives the dial signal by hearing the click sound of the relay produced when it is activated.

switches

(1 ~ 4) of

SW-A

on the

CP-63

Example of Hands-free/Handset Station (HF-600M/S)

Example

No. 1 and No. 2 out of 4 pcs

ROMs (2732) have "read" error.

No. 0 and No. 1 out of 4 sets of N-MOS RAMs (2114) have "read" error. (One set of RAMs consist of

ICs)

Indicate memory error.

LINK SELECT Switches set to select No. 15

Error ROM • RAM Chip No.

Fig.

Fig. 2 DIP switches

(SW-A

of the CP)

3-5 The

order

link

usage.

Aft er power is on, links are used in numerical order for each communication. Remember this to help you when problems are found with specific links.

Remarks:

1. Be sure to avoid mistake at the time of DIP switch installation and No. 200 Programming since such mistake may lead to trouble later.

2. Be sure to make "No. 200 Programming" after "Programming Data Table" (attached to this manual) is filled out. Keep the finished "Programming Data Table" (Initial Checking Sheet for the System 133-21-085-5) as a part of complete drawings for each installation.

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Example of Handset Station (TL-600M/S)

Fig. 3 Dial code indication

PI-62 unit

3-6 The order of Tie-line link usage

The Tie-line Link Number whic h is used in calls between exchanges is not directly indicated, but you can possibly get it f rom the link number which is indicated on the HC-62.

When

one

Tie-line

Link

brings

some

system not to work properly, try to find which link number is

problems

causing the problems from the indication on the HC-62 of the exchange making the call.

which

cause

the

1. Tie-line for 2 exchanges

Exchange which calls

Station which calls

Connection Cable between exchanges

As Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 show, in the exchanges which make calls, the DL Link Number corresponds with Tl Tie-line Link Number.

In the exchange which is called, the Tie-line Link Number of the Tl Unit is fixed by connection between exchanges.

DL Links are used in numerical order.

Exchange which is called

Station which is called

Fig.

2. Tie-line for 3 exchanges

Station which cal ls

Exchange which calls

Fig.

Exchange which is called

No.

47O

Station which is called

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Reference for Connection Link Number between DL and Tl Link

Link No

Exchange which calls

Tl Tie-line Link Number

2 Tie-lines

3 Tie-lines

Exchange which is called

Tl Tie-line

Link Number

Fixed by Connection Cable between Exchanges

Tie-line

Link

After power switch is on, Links are used in numerical order

Note. If the Tl Tie-line Link which corresponds with the DL Link No. is already busy, then,

the next Tie-line Link is automatically used.

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4. CP-63 DIP SWITCHES FOR FUNCTION SELECTION

SW-A

SW-B

SW-C

Functions

Link Selection; Link No. 0 ~ 3

Link Selection; Link No. 4 ~ 7

Link Selection; Link No. 8 ~ 1 1

Link Selection; Link No. 12 ~ 15

Time Interval Adjustment before Paging

Pre-announcement tone

Conference

Call Transfer, Paging during Normal Call

Exective Priority (High priority)

Paging

Secretary Transfer, Group Hunting

System Size Selection

Selectable Numbering Schedules

100-400-700/200-470

-740

Selectable Dial Operation for Paging Response

Not used

Selectable Total Paging Zone Capacity 45/21

Not used

Switch OFF

Not Activate

None

Not Activate

EX-610

No.200 (20)~

(OFF)

21 Zones

(OFF)

Switch ON

Activate

1 sec

Activate

EX-620

No. 100 (10)~

——

45 Zones

——

SW-D

SW-E

Stations Allowed Access to All Call, Conference and General Purpose Control

Not used

Group Blocking

Programmable Station Numbering

Pager

1 x Exchange

EX-1

OFF

2 x Exchange

EX-2A

OFF

EX-2B

OFF

Memory of Calling Party Indication (Lamp type)

Tone of called Mode at Privacy Sw.ON

Continuous Calling Tone (No. 200 Programming)

Functions

Note:

*1 Be

sure

place

the

SW-B-4

(Paging)

functions are used.

*2 "45 zones" made possible with 3 exchanges are used when EX-610/620 is connected to

EX-630 (not yet available for sale) A: Zone 01 ~ 07, B: Zone 16 ~ 22, C: Zone 31 ~ 37

*3 When set to the "Active" position, the lamp continues to light to indicate all the stations that

have ca lled while the called party has been in the "Privacy" or "Busy" mode.

switch

Not Activate

(OFF)

Not Activate

EX-3A

OFF

Without memory

Privacy

Not Activate

Switch OFF

in the ON

position

3 x Exchange

EX-3B

OFF

when

Paging

Activate

——

Activate

EX-3C

With memory

Continuous calling

Activate

Switch ON

and its

allied

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5. DIP SWITCH SELECTION AND STATION NO. 200 PROGRAMMING FOR EACH FUNCTION

No. 200 Programming should be proceeded in the fol low ing manner.

1. Write down the required data in "8. Programming Data Table (Page 42 ~ 47)".

2. Carry out the registration according to "6. Function Code Table for Station No. 200 Programming (Page 18 ~ 20)" and "7. Station No. 200 Programming for Each Function (Page 21 ~ 40)".

Function

Single Digit Dialing

Automatic Access to Paging

Master/Sub Relationship

Privacy

Continuous Calling Tone at Privacy Mode

Continuous Calling To ne One touch Response

Personal Number Call

Remote Response

Call Transter

Paging during Normal Calls

Group Hunting

Secretary Transter

Executive Priority (Highest Priority)

Conference

Paging

Numbering Schedules of

Tie-line System

Programmable Station Numbering

Group Blocking

Programmable Restricted Acce ss for Stations

Selection of Calling Tone

Selection of Paging Pre-announcement Tone Duration

Time-out of Conversation

Time-out of Paging Call

In/Out Annunciation

Calling Party Indication

(Lamp Type)

Pager

Registration or Operation at Each Station

Single Digit Registration

Privacy SW ON

Personal Number Registration

Remote Response Registration

Privacy SW ON

No.

SW-E-5

SW-E-6

SW-C-1

SW-E-5

or SW-E-6

SW-B-2

SW-B-4

SW-A-5

SW-C-5

SW-C-2

SW-B-5

SW-B-3

SW-B-1

SW-B-4

SW-A-5

SW-C-5

SW-C-2

SW-C-1

SW-D-5

SW-D-4

SW-D-1

SW-C-1

SW-E-4

SW-D-6

CP DIP Switch

Function

Tone of Called Mode at Privacy SW ON

Continuous Calling Tone

Sele ctab le Numbering Schedules

Tone of Called Mode at Privacy SW ON

or Continuous Calling Tone

Call Transfer, Paging during Normal Calls

Paging

Time Interval Adjustment before Paging Pre-announcement Tone

Paging Zones Capacity 45/21

Selectable Dial Operation for Paging Response

Secretary Transfer, Group Hunting

Executive Priority (Highest Priority)

Conference

Paging

Time Interval Adjustment before Paging Pre-announcement Tone

Paging Zones Capacity 45/21

Selectable Dial Operation

for Paging Response

Selectable Numbering Sch edul es

Programmable Station Numbering

Group Blocking

Stations Allowed Access to All Call, Conference and General Purpose Control

Selectable Numbering Schedules

Memory of Calling Party Indication

(Lamp Ty pe)

Pager

ON/OFF

OFF

ON/OFF

OFF

ON/OFF

OFF

ON/OFF

OFF

ON/OFF

Function Group

No. 200 Programning

Function Code

Function

Automatic Access to Paging

Master/Sub Relationship

Continuous Calling Tone

Continuous Calling T one

Paging Zone

Group Hunting

Secretary Transter

Executive Priority

Paging Zone

Numbering Schedules of Tie-line System

Programmable Station Numbering

Establishment of Each Groups

Allowing Calls among Groups

Allowing Access to Paging Zones

Stations Allowed Access to All Call

Stations Allowed Access to Conference

Stations Allowed Access to One-shot Make Output

Stations Allowed Ac ce ss to Make/Break Output

Stations Allowed A cc es s to 8 Selectable/Decimal Output

Station Allowed Access to 4 Decimal Digits Output

Selection of Calling Tone

Selection of Paging Pre-announcement Tone Duration

Time-out of Conversation

Time-out of Paging Call

Group of Calling Party Indication

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