Aristel AV256 User manual

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AVAV256256 System Installation Manual
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AV256
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Version number 1.0 issued March 2001
Aristel Networks Pty Ltd
Unit 1, 25 Howleys Rd.
Notting Hill VIC 3168
Telephone: [phone]
Facsimile: 03 8544 3299

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SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE..................................2
INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................2
1. SITE REQUIREMENT...................................................................................................2
2. EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENT.......................................................................................2
3. POWER SUPPLY AND KSU INSTALLATION ................................................................4
4. SYSTEM MODULES.....................................................................................................3
5. TYPES OF KEY TELEPHONE ......................................................................................4
6. SPECIFICATION ..........................................................................................................5
7. ELECTRICAL & OTHER SPECIFICATIONS..................................................................6
8. FEATURES LIST..........................................................................................................7
SYSTEM FEATURES LIST ..................................................................................................7
STATION FEATURES LIST..................................................................................................8
9. PCB AND CABINET LAYOUT.......................................................................................9
9.1 SYSTEM THREE-DIMENSIONAL LAYOUT (ONE CABINET)...................................................9
9.2 SYSTEM ONE CABINET INTER-CIRCUIT LAYOUT............................................................. 14
9.2.1 System two cabinets Inter-Circuit Layout.......................................................... 15
9.2.2 System three cabinets Inter-Circuit Layout....................................................... 17
9.2.3 System four cabinets Inter-Circuit Layout......................................................... 17
9.3 SYSTEM WALL MOUNTING INSTALLATION..................................................................... 18
9.4 A4MBUA (MOTHER BOARD UNIT ............................................................................. 18
9.5 A2PSUA /A2PWUA (SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY)..................................................... 15
9.6 A4MPUA (MAIN PROCESSING UNIT .......................................................................... 16
9.7 A4MIUA (INTERFACE PROCESSING UNIT ................................................................... 17
9.8 A2TKUA (TRUNK UNIT, 4 TRUNK PORTS............................................................. 18
9.9 A4STUA (KEY STATION UNIT, 8 KEY STATION PORTS......................................... 19
9.10 A4SLUA/C (SINGLE LINE STATION UNIT .................................................................. 19
9.11 A4HYUA (HYBRID STATION UNIT ............................................................................ 20
9.12 A4VSUA (VOICE SERVICE UNIT ............................................................................. 21
9.13 A2RSCA (RS232 CARD, FOR SMDR SERIAL PORT DESIGN).................................... 21
9.14 A2RPCA (REMOTE PROGRAMMING CARD)............................................................... 22
9.15 A2MFCA (MULTI FUNCTION CARD)......................................................................... 23

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9.16 WP5007 WIRING.................................................................................................. 23
10. SYSTEM INSTALLATION ......................................................................................... 24
10.1 SYSTEM BACK-UP BATTERY INSTALLATION................................................................ 24
10.2 FAX MACHINE INSTALLATION................................................................................... 25
10.3 KEY TELEPHONE INSTALLATION................................................................................ 26
10.3.1 General key Station Installation ..................................................................... 26
10.3.2 OHCA Key Station Installation....................................................................... 27
10.3.3 Single Line Telephone Installation.................................................................. 28
10.4 DOOR PHONE INSTALLATION.................................................................................... 28
10.5 EXTERNAL MUSIC SOURCE INSTALLATION.................................................................. 29
10.6 EXTERNAL PAGING EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION............................................................ 30
10.7 MULTIFUNCTION CARD INSTALLATION........................................................................ 30
10.8 RS232 INSTALLATION ............................................................................................ 31
SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
Introduction
This manual provides detail procedures for installing the AristelAristel AV-256. Read
this entire section before proceeding with the actual installation.
The National Electrical Code (NEC) requires the Local operation telephone
company (teleco) to provide primary protection devices on telephone lines
terminated at customer’s site. Check the entry point to see that a primary
protectiondeviceisinstalled.Ifnosuchdeviceispresentednotify the telecom
before proceeding with installation.
1. Site Requirement
TheKSUshouldbeinstalledinaclean,dry,secure location that prevent access
by unauthorized personnel. This location must have adequate ventilation and
have a temperature range that does not exceed 32 to 113 degree F (0 to 45
degree C) with a 10Cto 95Cnon-condensing, relative humidity.
The installation site should provide ample room to mount the KSU on the wall
along with the necessary connecting blocks and any ancillary equipment. The
installation site should not be located in areas subject to static electricity (e.g.
dry-copiers), or vibration (e.g. heavy machinery).
Thecustomermust provideadedicatedNEMA5-15R outlet with 115VAC/60Hz

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(230VAC/50Hz) and a 15 Amp circuit. A separate earth ground is required in
addition to the third wire ground on the AC circuit. If a music source or optional
external paging equipment is installed, it must be connected to separate AC
circuitotherthanthesystem’sdedicatedACline.ONLY THE POWER SUPPLY
SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO THE DEDICATED AC OUTLET.
2. Equipment Requirement
Before installing the equipment, carefully inspect packages for evidence of
external damage or possible damage to the contents. Then compare the
equipment received to a list of equipment order to ensure that all components
are on site.
The following materials are required to install the system:
sExterior grade plywood back board for the KSU.
s20-pairs Amphenol cable (WP5007) with male connector at one for
connection to Amphenol female connector on internal station interface
(A2STUA or A2HYUA or A2SLUA or A4STUA or A4HYUA or A4SLUA).
sTwo-pairs or three-pairs (for OHCA station) twisted station cable.
sGrounding wire (14 AWG).
sConnection blocks (66M1-50 type) with bridging clips.
sModular station jacks (625A4, 625F4, or equivalent with screw terminals).
sAppropriate mounting hardware.
3. Power supply and KSU installation
sAttach the plywood backboard in the designation location with appropriate
fasteners.
sA surge protector should be installed at the dedicated AC receptacle.
sConnect 20-pairs male Amphenol cable to the female Amphenol connector
on internal station interface (A4STUA or A4HYUA or A4SLUA/C). Punch
thetwisted1-pairor2-pairsor3-pairs from the end of male Amphenol cable
to the connecting blocks to the terminals.
sConnect the plugs from RJ11 jack on CO Line Interface to the exchange
CO Line for connecting external CO Line.

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4. System Modules
Model Description Remark
A2CBPA MAIN CABINET, consisting of (Metal Cabinet) +
(A2PSUA) Standard Shipment
A2PSUA SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY UNIT Spare Part
A4MBUA MOTHER BOARD UNIT (8 I/O Interface Slots) Standard Card
A4MPUA MAIN PROCESSING UNIT Standard Card
A4IPUA INTERFACE PROCESSING UNIT Standard Card
A2TKUA TRUNK UNIT, consisting of 4 CO Line Ports and 2 Ports
per Line Expansion Card
A2DTKA ISDN TRUNK UNIT, consisting of 4 ISDN CO Line Ports
(EURO ISDN S0 interface, 2B+D/port) Expansion Card
A2STUA KEY STATION UNIT, consisting of 8 Key Station Ports
and One Port per Station Expansion Card
A2HYUA HYBRID STATION UNIT, consisting of (2 Key Station
Ports) + (6 Single Line Station Ports) and One Port per
Station Expansion Card
A2SLUA/C SINGLE LINE STATION UNIT, consisting of 8 Single
Line Station Ports and One Port per Station Expansion Card
A2VSUA VOICE SERVICE UNIT, consisting of 4 Voice Channels
(60 seconds per channel) Optional Card
A2MFCA MULTI FUNCTION CARD, consisting of (4 Sensors) +
(4 Relays) Optional Card
A2MDCA METERING DETECTION CARD (for both 12KHz and
16KHz Metering Pulse) Optional Card
A2RSCA RS232 CARD (for SMDR, Serial Port Design) Optional Card
A2RPCA REMOTE PROGRAMMING CARD (standard Modem
design) Optional Card
5. TYPES OF KEY TELEPHONE
Model Description Color
15 Buttons Key Telephone
KP10XW STANDARD PHONE (without LCD and Handsfree) White
KP10XHW STANDARD HANDSFREE PHONE (without LCD, but with
Handsfree)
White

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Handsfree)
KP10XLW SMALL LCD PHONE (with Small LCD, but without Handsfree) White
KP10XLBW BIG LCD PHONE (with Big LCD, but without Handsfree) White
KP10XDW SMALL LCD DELUXE PHONE (with Small LCD and Handsfree) White
KP10XDBW
BIG LCD DELUXE PHONE (with Big LCD and Handsfree) White
KP10XC STANDARD PHONE (without LCD and Handsfree) Charcoal
KP10XHC STANDARD HANDSFREE PHONE (without LCD, but with
Handsfree) Charcoal
KP10XLC SMALL LCD PHONE (with Small LCD, but without Handsfree) Charcoal
KP10XLBC BIG LCD PHONE (with Big LCD, but without Handsfree) Charcoal
KP10XDC SMALL LCD DELUXE PHONE (with Small LCD and Handsfree) Charcoal
KP10XDBC BIG LCD DELUXE PHONE (with Big LCD and Handsfree) Charcoal
25 Buttons Key Telephone
KP10SW STANDARD PHONE (without LCD and Handsfree) White
KP10SHW STANDARD HANDSFREE PHONE (without LCD, but with
Handsfree) White
KP10LW SMALL LCD PHONE (with Small LCD, but without Handsfree) White
KP10LBW BIG LCD PHONE (with Big LCD, but without Handsfree) White
KP10DW SMALL LCD DELUXE PHONE (with Small LCD and Handsfree) White
KP10DBW BIG LCD DELUXE PHONE (with Big LCD and Handsfree) White
KP10SC STANDARD PHONE (without LCD and Handsfree) Charcoal
KP10SHC STANDARD HANDSFREE PHONE (without LCD, but with
Handsfree) Charcoal
KP10LC SMALL LCD PHONE (with Small LCD, but without Handsfree) Charcoal
KP10LBC BIG LCD PHONE (with Big LCD, but without Handsfree) Charcoal
KP10DC SMALL LCD DELUXE PHONE (with Small LCD and Handsfree) Charcoal
KP10DBC BIG LCD DELUXE PHONE (with Big LCD and Handsfree) Charcoal
64 Buttons Console Phone
DSS64W DSS CONSOLE PHONE (with 64 DSS buttons only) White
DSS64CDSS CONSOLE PHONE (with 64 DSS buttons only) Charcoal

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6. SPECIFICATION
CO Line 0~40 (20 per cabinet)
Key Telephones 0~255
Single Line Telephones 0~255
Auto Attendant 0~40
Door Phones 0~2 (per cabinet)
Relay Switches 0~16
Sensor Interfaces0~16
Fax Monitor 0~10
System Battery Charger Interface 0~1 (per cabinet)
RS232 for SMDR 0~4
Remote Programming 0~1
Speed Dial 0~1200
External Music 0~1
External Paging 0~1
Intercom Paths (Local) 0~48

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7. AV-256 ELECTRICAL & OTHER SPECIFICATIONS
Input AC Voltage 115 VAC±10% (50/60 Hz)/0.57Amps
230 VAC ±10% (50/60 Hz)/0.28Amps
System 40 W
Key Telephone 2.0 W max.
SLT 0.85 W
Power
Consumptio
nDoor Phone 0.5 W
System Power Back-Up Battery 1 ~ 2 Hour (24 VDC ×6.5AH)
Key Telephone 40 Ωmax.
Door Phone 40 Ωmax.
SLT 400 Ωmax.
External Paging 600 Ωmax.
Loop
Resistance
CO Line 1.5K Ωmax.
Outgoing Dialing Tone / PulseDialing
Signal Intercom Dialing Tone / Pulse / Digital
CO Line 2 wires
Relay Switch 2 wires
Key Telephone 4 / 6 wires
Sensor 2 wires
SLT 2 wires
External Music 2 wires
Door Phone 2 wires
External Paging 2 wires
Fax Machine 2 wires
Wiring
Installation
SMDR 6 wires
Type SPDT
Power
Consumption 7A, 110VAC / 240 VAC Relay Switch
Function Door Swit
ching, Paging, Music on Hold, …,
etc.
System Dimension (mm, W ×D ×
H) 555×228 ×400
Key Telephone Dimension (mm) 230L ×180W ×75H
Working Temperature 0 0C ~ 45 0C (32 0F ~ 113 0F)
Working Humidity 10% ~ 90% relative non-condensing
Switch Mode Space Division Matrix (SDM)
Control Mode 8/16 bits CPU, Registered Program

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8. FEATURES LIST
System Features List
Alarm
Attendant Console Assignment
Auto-Attendant
Automatic S.O.S Security System
Automatic Line Access
Automatic Number Redial
Background Music
Be Paged
Call Duration Time Restriction
Call Forwarding (Follow Me)
Call Pick Up
Call Forwarding (All / No Answer / Busy)
Calling Proof
Camp On
Date/Time Setting
Day/Night Service
Day Time Schedule
Dialing Signal (Pulse/DTMF)
Direct Transfer
Direct Intercom Calling
Direct Inward Station Access (DISA)
Door Switch (Open/Close)
Door Phone Connection
Dual-Direction Amplifier
Easy Installation And Operation
Exclusive Hold Recall
Fax Monitor
Flash Time Setting
Flexible Ringing
Flexible Expansion
Flexible Function Key Setting
Forced Account Code
Help List

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Hold Recall
Host PABX Access
Hot Line
I/O Terminal
Illegal Dialing Prevention
Incoming Paging
Message Waiting
Metering Detector
Monitoring Level
Music On Hold
Night Transfer
On Call Programming
One Touch Dialing
Overriding Level
Paging/Meet Me Paging
Password Protection
Pause
Polarity Reverse Detection
Programmable DSS Key
Relay Control
Remote Programming
Remote Maintenance
Reset Security Code
Sensor Detection
SLT Programming Digit
SLT Message Waiting Type
SLT Connection
SLT Hold Operation
SLT Busy Remind Tone Flag
Speed Dial For Both System And Private
Station Message Detail Record (SMDR)
Switching Link Maintenance
System Battery Back Up For Data
System Data Initial
System Data Print Out
Text Message
Time-Reminding Service
Toll Restriction