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Copyright 1998 by Dantel, Inc. • Dantel is a registered trademark of Dantel, Inc. • ISO 9001 Registered
Printed in the U.S.A.
INSTALLATION&OPERATION MANUAL
44022-00-0898<90-00023>
44022-00
SUBSCRIBER LINE
INTERFACE MODULE
About this Practice:
This document has been reissued to:
• Update Figs. 2 and 4.
Issue date: July 1998
Reissued Practices: Updated and
new content can be identified by a
banner in the right margin.
UPDATED
Table of Contents
Ordering Information ........................................................................... 2
General Description.............................................................................. 2
Circuit Description ............................................................................... 2
Application Information ....................................................................... 8
Installation.......................................................................................... 12
Operation ............................................................................................ 16
Technical Specifications ..................................................................... 17
Warranty ............................................................................................. 18
44022-00
STATION
INTERFACE
GND
LINE
DROP MON
TRANSMIT
DIST
GND
LINE
DROP MON
RECEIVE
DIST
Busy
Inc. Call
Off Hook
B11-44022-00 REV__
TEST RST
PAGE 2 44022-00-0898<90-00023>
ORDERING INFORMATION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The 44022 Subscriber Line Interface Module (44022)
interfaces a subscriber telephone to a four-wire port. The
44022 also provides group or all-call capability for the Dantel
00330 DTSS3A Selective Signaling Order-Wire Terminal.
The 44022 comes with with two model options, the 44022-00 and
the 44022-10. This practice covers only the 44022-00. The
44022-10 is covered in a separate practice. The 44022-00 is
recommended for applications that do not require an external
ringing generator. The 44022-10 should be used in all applica-
tions requiring an external ringing generator.
The 44022 is a plug-in printed circuit module that fits into any
400-type or similar equipment housing. The 44022 does not
accept subassemblies.
The front panel includes:
♦Operational status indicating LEDs
♦Calibration test points
♦Test jacks
♦Level controls
♦A test/reset switch
The 44022 operates on -21 to -56 VDC input power.
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
T
he Decoder Module circuitry consists of three sections:
audio, signaling/control and power regulator. Fig. 1 shows the
44022 Subscriber Line Interface Module audio section functional
schematic. Fig. 2 shows the 44022 Subscriber Line Interface
Module signaling/control section functional schematic.
NOTE: This section lists the different options available for this product. To order any of the avail-
able options, contact Dantel Inside Sales through our toll-free number, 1-800-432-6835.
OPTION NUMBER FEATURES
B11-44022-00 Subscriber Line Interface
A11-44022-10 Subscriber Line Interface
44022-00-0898<90-00023> PAGE 3
FIG.1-FUNCTIONAL SCHEMATIC,44022SUBSCRIBER LINE INTERFACE MODULE,AUDIO SECTION
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
37
27
2
4
8
9
10
11
36
32
38
40
34
41
47
42
35
17
7
DROP MON
13
51
DROP
MON
53
23
SPK. MONITOR OUT
MONITOR CNTL
IN
OUT
T1
RCV
LINE
PAD
IN
OUT
T1
RCV
LINE
PAD
DIST
LINE 4W RCV
MUTE
SUMMING
INPUTS
BUSY ENABLE
ALERT TONE
BUSY TONE
MANUAL CLR
OFF HOOK TONE
OFF HOOK ENABLE
ALERT ENABLE
ON HOOK TONE
ON HOOK ENABLE
RING BACK TONE
RING-BACK ENABLE
LINE 4W XMT
DISTRIBUTION
OUTPUT
OFF-HOOK
SENSE
RING TRIP
SENSE
R38
DROP
4W RCV
T3
600
600
00
IMPEDANCE
4W
4W
2W2W
IN
OUT
SIDE
TONE
RING
RELAY
SUBSCRIBER
LOOP
INTERFACE
CIRCUIT LINE
DRIVERS
6
POWER
REGULATOR
RING TRIP
GND
-21 TO -56 VDC
BATTERY
SENSE ADJ
NOTE:
IF RING GENERATOR SHOULD BE USED, THE 44022-00 MODULE
MUST BE REPLACED WITH A 44022-10 MODULE
DROP 4W XMT
OR
2W XMT/RCV
RING GENERATOR
INPUT
(See Note Below)
MAN OFF HOOK
-V TO K1
-20 VDC
-10 VDC
-8 VDC
-22 VDC
TALK BATT.
-8 VDC
COMPARATOR
&
LEVEL CLAMP
25
PAD
31
PAGE 4 44022-00-0898<90-00023>
FIG.2-FUNCTIONAL SCHEMATIC,44022SUBSCRIBER LINE INTERFACE MODULE,SIGNALING/CONTROL SECTION
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
UPDATED
33
FORCED
DISCONNECT
19
BUSY
BUSY
IN OUT
PRIVACY
39
16
14
DELAY
DELAY
MAN CLR
ENABLE
ALERT CKT
USAGE
1/3 SEC.
DELAY 1.5 SEC
TIMER
BUSY TONE EN
EXTERNAL
BUSY LIGHT
L
ONE
SHOT
22
TEST SW
CLR
PWR-UP CLR
MAN CLR
1/3 SEC.
DELAY
1/3 SEC.
TIMER
90 SEC.
TIMER
1/5 SEC.
TIMER
3
21
LATCH
REMOTE M LEAD CONTROL
IN OUT
24
GP
CALL
DELAY
DELAY
28
30
1
LATCH
S
CQ
LATCH
S
C
Q
DELAY ON
DELAY OFF
S
C
Q
OFF
HK
D
R
I
V
E
R
29
K1
INC
CALL
BATT.
12
ALERT CKT USAGE
OFF-HOOK EN
MUTE EN
M LEAD
ON-HOOK EN
CALL LITE
BATT.
RGBK EN
RING TRIP
BUZZER
RESET OUT
ALERT EN
OFF-HOOK
-22 VDC
ALL
CALL
26
44022-00-0898<90-00023> PAGE 5
AUDIO SECTION
The audio section consists of a receive circuit, an active hybrid
integrated circuit, and a transmit circuit. Refer to Fig. 1.
Here is a brief description of each of the functional parts of the
circuit:
Receive Circuit
An incoming signal enters at the four-wire line receive input (pins
2 and 4) or at one of the summing inputs (pins 8, 9, 10 or 11).
Signals at the four-wire receive input couple through the trans-
former (T1), pass through a strappable 10 dB pad and then com-
bine with signals from the summing inputs. The signals route to a
monitor circuit and a mute FET.
NOTE: Strap the 10 dB pad IN to prevent high level signals from
falsely turning on the mute FET. Strap the 10 dB pad OUT
only when incoming signal levels are too low to meet output
level specifications. Pad strapping does not apply when you only
use the summing inputs.
The monitor circuit provides an output (pin 37) that drives a
speaker amplifier. A ground at pin 27 enables the monitor output.
The monitor output mutes when you remove the ground from pin
27.
The signal passing through the mute FET goes through a variable
gain amplifier to an impedance strap option. If you strap the
impedance for 0 ohms, the signal couples to the four-wire receive
drop output (pins 7 and 13) through transformer T3 and the drop
receive test jacks.
When you strap the impedance for 600 ohms, the signal routes to
the two-wire/four-wire strap. The signal couples through trans-
former T3 to the four-wire drop receive output when the strap is in
the four-wire position.
Active Hybrid Integrated Circuit
In the two-wire position, the signal routes to the solid state active
hybrid integrated circuit (IC). This circuit provides two-wire
receive/transmit signal combining and loop current sensing for the
phone. The signal passes through line driver transistors, the
closed ringing relay contacts (K1) and the drop transmit test jacks
to pins 51 and 53.
Transmit Circuit
Voice input enters at the two-wire/four-wire drop transmit input
(pins 51 and 53). The voice input passes through the drop transmit
test jacks and the closed K1 contacts, and goes into the active
hybrid IC.
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
PAGE 6 44022-00-0898<90-00023>
The signal passes out the other side of the IC to an amplifier and a
mute FET. At the other side of the FET, the signal splits between
the side-tone feedback path and a variable-gain output amplifier.
The side-tone feedback path has a strap option that allows side-
tone defeat when you use a two-wire phone.
The output amplifier provides an output signal to both the four-
wire line transmit output (pins 41 and 47) and the distribution
output (pin 42). Signals at the four-wire transmit output pass
through a strappable 10 dB pad and couple through transformer
T3.
SIGNALING/CONTROL SECTION
The signaling/control section consists of a busy circuit, an incom-
ing call circuit and a clear circuit. Refer to Fig. 2.
NOTE: If an external ringing generator is to be used, refer to the 46022-
10 documentation.
Busy Circuit
The first stage of the incoming call procedure is circuit busy. A
logic 1 (ground or 0 VDC) applies to the busy input (pin 22). If the
privacy strap is in, the circuit BUSY LED lights up and the
external busy light output (pin 19) turns on (ground). The lamp
lead (pin 12) also turns on (battery).
A busy tone enable turns on the busy FET which connects the
busy tone to the receive circuit so you hear it when you pick up the
phone. The # busy circuit can also hold the mute FETs on and
inhibits M lead (pin 21) operation. This capability is not normally
used in the order wire circuit.
Incoming Call Circuit
Receive an incoming call by grounding the station-call (pin 24), the
group call (pin 26), the all-call (pin 28) or the E lead (pin 1) input.
Three actions occur as the result of an incoming call:
♦Relay K1 operates.
Relay K1 contacts connect an external ringing supply at pins
23 and 31 to the telephone at pins 51 and 53. The ISM is only
used with a DTSS3A package. When used with a true ring
circuit, the ring ON is 2 seconds and the ring OFF is 4 sec-
onds.
If you configure the DTSS3A system with a 44028 Common
Order-Wire Module then you can strap relay K1 for an inter-
rupt rate of one second on and two seconds on or two seconds on
and one second off.
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
44022-00-0898<90-00023> PAGE 7
The front panel INC CALL LED follows the ringing cycle. The
lamp lead and buzzer lead (pin 29) outputs also follow the ring-
ing cycle. In the order-wire application, the 46022 uses the
buzzer lead. Ringing is not applied.
♦The ring-back tone enable operates.
The ring-back tone enable operates an FET that allows the
ring-back tone from the 49920 ISM connected at pin 34 applies
to the transmit line. The ring-back tone also cycles by the in-
terrupt signal.
♦A 90 second timer starts.
The 90-second timer resets the module and transmits an on-
hook tone to the transmit circuit (back to the caller) if the
phone is not answered. The on-hook tone appears at pin 40. The
order-wire system does not use this capability.
The Ring Trip Sense Adjust compensates for situations where
system resistance exceeds the maximum loop loss. Do not use an
external ringing generator with the -00 option.
When an off-hook condition occurs during the ringing cycle, the
44022 detects the loop current, releases relay K1 and the front
panel OFF HOOK LED lights up.
The 44022 generates an off-hook tone enable which applies an off-
hook tone burst (100 milliseconds) to the transmit circuit (back to
the caller). The off-hook tone does not transmit in the order-wire
application.
The 44022 removes the ring-back and busy tone enables which:
♦Turns off their respective FETs.
♦Disables the 90 second timer.
♦Grounds the M lead at pin 21.
♦Establishes voice communication by flowing off-hook loop cur-
rent.
Clear Circuit
The clear function occurs when:
♦The phone hangs up.
♦90 seconds elapse during off-hook.
♦The call terminates before the phone answers.
When the phone hangs up, a pulse at the reset output (pin 3)
resets the 44020 DTMF Decoder Module and returns the circuit to
its normal condition.
Terminate a call before the phone answers by applying a ground to
the clear input (pin 16). Application of ground returns all functions
to normal and outputs a reset pulse at pin 3. The tone decoder
normally applies the clear input upon receipt of an on-hook tone.
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
PAGE 8 44022-00-0898<90-00023>
You can use the front panel TEST/RST switch for card alignment.
Pressing the button once causes an off-hook condition. Pressing
the button again resets the 44022.
POWER REGULATOR SECTION
The power regulator provides -8 VDC, -10 VDC and -20 VDC to the
44022 from a -21 to -56 VDC battery supply. A separate -20 VDC
output powers the relay coil K1 which eliminates the need for a
voltage strap to the relay coil.
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
APPLICATION INFORMATION
The 44022 Subscriber Line Interface Module provides tele
phone interface and signaling/control for:
♦The 00330 DTSS3A Selective Signaling Order-Wire Terminal
♦The 44028 Common Order-Wire Module
Fig. 3 shows a DTSS3A application.
FEATURES
The 44022-00 module offers features which can be made opera-
tional when the module is installed. Some features are selected
by making wiring connections at the edge connector, while
others are selected using mini-jumper strap options on the
module itself. Refer to the Installation section.
Monitor Speaker
The monitor output at pin 37 drives a speaker amplifier to
monitor system activity. This output monitors all signals at the
line side input. It is not affected by grounding the monitor
control input at pin 27. Open the control input circuit to mute.
External Busy
By providing a ground output, the external busy light output at
pin 19 can drive a lamp or other indicator to show that the
system is busy. The maximum rating at -56 VDC is 200 mA.
This feature is not normally available when the 44022-00 is used
in the order wire system.
44022-00-0898<90-00023> PAGE 9
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Buzzer and Lamp Leads
These outputs are provided for operating the buzzer at pin 29
and lamp at pin 12 on the station phone. The lamp lead pulses
with the ringing cycle and comes on steadily with off-hook
conditions. The buzzer lead pulses with ringing. Outputs switch
to negative battery through open collector transistors. The
maximum current rating of the lamp lead is 50 mA, with 200 mA
available at the buzzer lead.
Manual Off-Hook
A ground at pin 6 will activate all module off-hook functions.
This input is used for special applications.
E and M Leads
The E and M leads are located at pins 1 and 21, respectively.
Where a full-duplex radio is used for the communications
system, the M lead operates the radios CD (Carrier Detect)
output.
All Call and Group Call
The all call input at pin 28 and group call input at pin 26 are
connected to the 44020 Address Decoder through the backplane
wiring. These functions are implemented by programming the
address decoder and by strapping.
STRAPS
All Call and Group Call
The All Call and Group Call inputs can be optioned to defeat the
ringback tone and the automatic time-out feature. Install the
strap to enable these features. Remove the strap to disable these
features.
Line Receive and Transmit Pads
It is recommended that the Receive Pad be strapped in unless
the levels specified in Table B of the Installation section
cannot be attained. Both pads attenuate the signal be 10 dB. A
mini-jumper must be installed in either the IN or the OUT
position.
PAGE 10 44022-00-0898<90-00023>
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Remote M Lead Control Strap
This strap can be installed to allow the M lead to be operated
when a call is received. This function is necessary in two differ-
ent applications:
♦For full-duplex radios, this will key the return link transmit-
ter so that the caller will hear the ringback tone.
♦Where supervisory tones are not used, such as open-line sys-
tems without privacy, this enables M lead control.
Privacy Strap
The privacy feature may be defeated by strapping when an open-
line conference system is selected. With the strap in the PRI-
VACY OUT position, the busy function and manual privacy are
disabled. This is the proper strap position for use in the order
wire system.
Two-Wire/Four-Wire Phone Strap
Two straps are provided for this option. Both mini-jumpers must
be installed for the module to function. Install the jumpers
horizontally for four-wire phones. Install both jumpers vertically
for two-wire phones. Four-wire is recommended if the system is
to be used for conferencing or for all call functions between more
than five phones.
Sidetone Strap
Because a two-wire phone provides its own sidetone through the
hybrid, the sidetone strap must be in the OUT position when a
two-wire phone is used. With the four-wire phone, an external
path must be provided to have sidetone. The sidetone strap is IN
for four-wire phones, unless no sidetone is desired.
Four-Wire Drop Receive Impedence Strap
This strap is placed in the 600 ohm position when a telephone is
connected to the drop. In special applications where the drop
receive (output) port connects to a low impedence device or an
amplifier input, the strap should be in the 0 ohm position.
Ring Generator
This strap is left in the OUT position in the order wire applica-
tion.