Valcom V-5335500 Service Manual

PagePac
®
by
MULTI-TONE GENERATOR
V-5335500
INTRODUCTION
NOTE: If the host telephone system does not have a page port, then a Loop S tart Trunk Adapter can be used from the MTG J2 connector to the Loop Start Trunk.
SPECIFICATIONS
FEATURES
• Night bell activation by a ringing voltage and/or AC or DC voltages
• 6 information tones initiated by contact closures
• Compatible with most paging equipment
• Tone level adjustment
• Quick installation with “piano keyboard” style terminal strip and modular jacks
• Interfaces to mechanical or electronic time clocks for 7 sec. tone/alarm
• Comes with its own 12 VAC power supply that plugs into any 120 VAC, 60 Hz outlet
• CSA/NRTL Certified
• Desk, Shelf or Wal l mountable
Issue 1
Dimensions/Weight
• 5.5”W x 4.5”D x 2.0”D (13.4cm x 11.4cm x 5.1cm)
• 2.0 lbs (0.9 kg)
Environment
• Temperature: -10 to 50°C (14 to 104°F)
• Humidity: 5 to 95%
Power Requirements
• Nominal 12VAC at 60 Hz. The AC power is provided by a 12 VAC wall pl ug type external transformer, supplied with the MTG.
• The AC input power may vary from 95V to 1130V at the wall plug.
The MTG is CSA/NTRL certified.
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OPERATION
The Multi-Tone Generator produces five differ ent tones by contact closure. The sixth tone (time clock input port) is activated by making, or breaking contacts (see Table 1). Requested tones are switched as indicated by the appropriate contact closure onto the paging audio path and provides a contact closure to turn on the connected paging equipment for the duration of the tone request.
POWER
10
FAST SIREN
7
9
8
RINGER
RETURN
SLOW SIREN
STEADY TONE
FAST WARBLE
TIMED PULSE
PULSED TONE
NIGHTBELL
J1
13456
2
COM.
J2
AC/DC
PAGE INPUT
J4 J5
J3
PAGE/TONE IN OUT
OUTPUT
LEVEL
MIN
TONE
MAX
Figure 1. Rear View of Multi-Tone Generator
Table 1. Audio Information Tone
TONE DESCRIPTION PRIORITY LOCATION
Fast Siren
Slow Siren
Fast Warble
Linearly changes in frequency from 560 Hz to 105 0 Hz and back, at a rate of 5 times per second.
Linearly changes in frequency from 560 Hz to 105 0 Hz and back, at a rate of once every 3 seconds.
Linearly changes in frequency from 560 Hz to 105 0 Hz at a rate of 2 times per second.
1J1, PIN 10
2J1, PIN 9
3J1, PIN 8
Tone Pulse
Has frequenc y of 500 Hz, interrupted 5 times per second for a period of 30 milliseconds.
4J1, PIN 7
Steady Tone A steady tone with a frequency of 680 Hz. 5 J1, PIN 6
Tone pulses (same as priority 4) for a duration of 7
Timed Pulse
seconds upon receipt of an external closing or
6J1, PIN 5
opening contact.
Night Bell
Alternates between a frequency of 800 Hz and 1200 Hz, at a rate of 20 times per second.
7
J1, PIN 1
or 3
Paging Signal An audio inp ut signal. 8 J2
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Night Bell Functions
The MTG’s Night Bell function is activ ated through J1, Pins 1, 2 and 3 connector (Night Bell). If the activating signal is a nominal 70 Vac, 20 cycle ringer voltage use Pins 2 & 3. The night bell can also be activated by a key system generating 10 to 30 volts AC at 60 cycles or it can be driven by 24 to 48 Vdc, disregarding polarity on Pins 1 & 2. The customer owned phone system audio and control lines are attached to J2 (Page Input) and are passed unchanged through the MTG to J3 (Page/Tone Output) when it is in the inactive, (Tones/Night Bell Off) state. This mode is referred to as “Page Through”. The MTG, when accessed, will disconnect J2 from J3 and connect the MTG’s audio and control lines to J3.
Table 2. Connectors and Pin Identification
Connector J1. 10 Pin “Self-Securing” connector.
Pin 10 Fast Siren
Pin 9 Slow Siren Pin 8 Fast Warble Pin 7 Tone Pulse Pin 6 Steady Tone Pin 5 Timed Pulse Pin 4 Night Bell Pin 3 Paging Signal Pin 2 Common for Night Bell Pin 1 AC/DC input for Night Bell trigger
Connectors J2, J3, J4 and J5. Quad RJ11 type connectors.
J2: Page Input Interface
Pin 6 Connected to J3-Pin 6 Pin 5 Control In Pin 4 Page Audio In Pin 3 Page Audio In Pin 2 Control 1 In Pin 1 Connected to J3-Pin 1
J3: Page Amplifier Output Interface
Pin 6 Connected to J2-Pin 6 Pin 5 Control 1 Out Pin 4 Page/Tone Out Pin 3 Page/Tone Out Pin 2 Control Out Pin 1 Connected to J2-Pin 1
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Table 2. Connectors and Pin Identification (Continued)
J4. Throughout Interface.
Pin 6 Connected to J5-Pin 6 Pin 5 Control 1 In, to Tone Request Relay Contacts Pin 4 Audio In Pin 3 Audio In, to Tone Request Relay Contacts Pin 2 Control In Pin 1 Connected to J5-Pin 1
J5: Throughout Interface.
Pin 6 Connected to J4-Pin 6 Pin 5 Control 1 Out, Disconnected by Tone Request Pin 4 Connected J4-Pin 4 Pin 3 Audio Out, Disconnected by Tone Request Pin 2 Control Out Pin 1 Connected to J4-Pin 1
Time Clock Functions
The MTG’s Time Clock (Timed Pulse) function is activated by momentary make and/or break contact (i.e., transition from N.O. to N.C. and N.C. to N.O.).
The Time Clock (Timed Pulse) function can be activated from a mechanical or electronic time clock and will respond to both the on and off time trip point s. A single transi tion will produce a seven secon d beep tone.
NOTE: An interval greater than 15 seconds is required between activations to allow for proper reset of the clock activated tone circuit.
INSTALLATION
Installation of the MTG dif fers depending on how the MTG will be used. There are two different proce­dures for installing the MTG with night bell service; when the host telephone system supplies an AC ringing generator or when the host telephone system supplies 24/48 volts DC. In addition, inst allation procedures are included for interfaci ng the MTG to PagePac® paging products.
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