Dantel D18-05547 Series User manual

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Copyright 1998 by Dantel, Inc. • Dantel is a registered trademark of Dantel, Inc. • ISO 9001 Registered
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INSTALLATION&OPERATION MANUAL
05547-0798<90-00047>
D18-05547-XX
DTSS3A ORDER
WIRE/DATA
INTERFACE
About this Practice:
This practice has been reissued to:
• Update Figs. 2, 4-6, 16, & 20.
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
Application Information ....................................................................... 3
Installation............................................................................................ 5
Operation ............................................................................................ 23
Warranty ............................................................................................. 26

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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
D18-05547-01 Wired assembly with 41096 Order-Wire Panel, one DTSS3A, 3-digit dialing, one 46105 64Kb
Interface, one 44214 9600 BPS Modem
D18-05547-02 Wired assembly with 41096 Order-Wire Panel, one DTSS3A, 3-digit dialing, one 46105 64Kb
Interface
D18-05547-03 Wired assembly with 41096 Order-Wire Panel, one DTSS3A, 3-digit dialing, one 46105 64Kb
Interface, one 44214 9600 BPS Modem, one B15-00331-00 Off-Net package.
D18-05547-04 Wired assembly with 41096 Order-Wire Panel, one DTSS3A, 3-digit dialing, one 46105 64Kb
Interface, one 44214 9600 BPS Modem, one A18-05723-01 Network Interface package.
B15-00331-00 DTSS3ON Order-Wire/PABX Interface (Off-Net Assembly)
A18-05723-01 Network Interface Shelf
A17-49017-00 Spare components for 41096
A11-44020-00 DTMF Decoder
A12-49018-00 Station Selector Subassembly
B11-44022-00 Subscriber Line Interface
C11-49920-00 Common Interrupt Supply
B11-46105-00 64 KB Interface Supply
B11-46105-01 64 KB Interface Supply with companders
A11-44214-00 4-Wire 9600 Baud Modem
A11-44093-00 RJ-11 Interface
Glossary Utility Disk Defines the terms used in Dantel's product documentation.
ORDERING INFORMATION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The 05547 Equipment Assembly is an order-wire system for either voice or data communications.
The system consists of a 41096 Order-Wire Control and Speaker
Monitor Panel, 00330-02 Selective Signaling Order-Wire Termi-
nal, 46105 Dual VF 64-Kilobit Channel module, 44214 9600 BPS
Modem, a backplane with an M-lead driver, an optical coupler
circuit, and a clock-phase correction circuit to correct phase
problems between the 46105 and external equipment.

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APPLICATION INFORMATION
Refer to Fig. 1 for an application drawing of the system.
FIG. 1 - 05547 APPLICATION
VOICE APPLICATION
The system operates as a standard order-wire when you pick up
the handset on the front of the 41096 panel and call someone at
a remote terminal. The voice circuit uses channel 1 of the
system.
44214
46105
MASTER (CALLED) TERMINAL
FIBER
TERMINAL
44214-00
or Other
External
9600 Baud
4-Wire Modem
05547-xx
REMOTE (CALLED) TERMINAL
05547-xx
00331-00 05723-01
DTSS3ON Order Wire
Off-Net Assembly
Network
Internet Shelf
Public
Switched
Telephone
Network
FIBER
OPTIC
TERM
FIBER
OPTIC
TERM
46105

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DATA APPLICATION
When you use the order wire system as a voice circuit, you dial a
preset number (station 1 code) to call someone at a remote
terminal. When you use the system as a data circuit, you dial a
different number (station 2 code) to call the same remote termi-
nal to set up a data communications path.
Here is how the data circuit works:
1. Select channel 1 on the 41096 panel, then pick up the handset and
call the remote terminal (station 2 code). At the remote end, the
00330 order-wire terminal answers your call and operates an
M lead driver that opens a communications channel through the
44214 9600 BPS Modem.
2. Select both channels 1 and 2 on the 41096 panel. This connects
your computer and external modem to the system. At the same
time the optical coupler (O.C.) circuit disables the sidetone in the
00330 order wire terminal so that the modem does not receive its
own data.
3. Hang up the handset and start sending or receiving digital data.
4. When you finish, press the # key to disconnect the modem at the
remote terminal. Release the channel 2 push button. You can ei-
ther release the channel 1 push button or leave it pushed in since it
is used for both voice and data communications.
OFF-NET APPLICATION
The 05547-03 option includes the B15-00331-00 DTSS3ON
Order Wire/PABX Interface (Off-Net) Assembly. This option
allows world-wide off-net access to virtually any telephone in the
world. The DTSS3ON allows any station in the order wire
system to dial an access line direct to a central office or through
a PABX, then dial out through the public-switched telephone
network (PSTN). In the same manner, an outside party can dial
into the order wire system and selectively dial any station
desired.
NETWORK INTERFACE APPLICATION
The 05547-04 option includes the A18-05723-01 Network Inter-
face shelf. Used in conjunction with the Off-Net shelf described
in the previous paragraph, the Network Interface Shelf allows
the user to access their network from a remote location on the
order wire system.
APPLICATION INFORMATION

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INSTALLATION
This chapter consists of five sections which install and set up the 05547-01. These sections are: Equipment Mounting,
Wiring, Switch and Strap Settings, Turn-Up Procedure, and
Troubleshooting. Follow these sections in order. Following those
are sections on the 00331 Off-Net Interface and the 05723
Network Interface Shelf.
All switch, strap, and level settings are factory-set.
EQUIPMENT MOUNTING
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Ohmmeter
Phillips screwdriver
To install the equipment assembly:
1. Set the assembly on a flat surface.
2. On the left side of the front panel of the assembly is a Phillips
screw. Turn the screw counterclockwise 90 degrees and open the
panel.
3. Carefully remove the 46105, 44214, 44020, 44022, and 49920 mod-
ules. All options and levels have been factory-set.
4. Visually inspect the shelf and modules for obvious damage.
5. Close the front panel of the assembly.
6. Use the ohmmeter to check for a short across the power input at
TB1-1 (negative battery) and TB1-3 (ground) on the rear of the top
(33337-00) equipment shelf. Refer to Fig. 2 for the location of TB1.
7. Refer to Fig. 3 and install the unit in your equipment rack. Hard-
ware is supplied in a bag attached to the side of the assembly.
Fasten the assembly in the rack with three Phillips screws
and lockwashers - two on the right side, and one on the lower
left side.
Fasten the upper left corner of the assembly with one ESD
stud and lockwasher. Make sure the stud is properly
grounded to the frame rail.
Place an ESD label next to the ESD stud.
From the rear of the rack, install the other ESD stud and
lockwasher in the frame rail, ensuring proper grounding of
the stud.
Place an ESD label next to the ESD stud.

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INSTALLATION
FIG. 3 - MOUNTING DIAGRAM
FIG. 2 - TB1 LOCATION
SIDE VIEW
FRONT
TOP
VIEW
FRONT "19 STANDARD MOUNT
SIDE VIEW
FRONT
"19 FLUSH MOUNT
TOP
VIEW
FRONT
"23 STANDARD MOUNT
TOP
VIEW
FRONT
SIDE
VIEW
FRONT
"23 FLUSH MOUNT
TOP
VIEW
FRONT
SIDE
VIEW
FRONT
UPDATED
J7
IN OUT
J5
J6
IN OUT
IN OUT
CAUTION: Do not reverse power
SYSTEM REAR VIEW
06
3
2
1
7
C5 U3 C6 U5 C4
C3
JP1
R6
R8
J6
155
256
55
F1
P2 16
7
19 1
20 2
J1
S2 12
PORT 2
TERMINATION
S3
OUT
IN
PORT 4
TERMINATION
P3
PHONE
JACK
J4
P1
J3
S1
BY-PASS
BRIDGE
IN
FB1 TB1
J3
T1
P3
R7
1
256
55
1
256
P4
R3
4
R2
3
2
1
R1
R4
6
7
R10 R11
15
81
25
13
14
19
4
1
J4 J5
J1
J2
2
1117
R9
01
02
R5
C1 C2
JP2 JP4 JP3
JP2
116 04
111
51 31 11 41 6
9
8
K2 15
8
9
1
1
2
3
(TB1)
FUSE
-BATT
ALM
GND
J2
1
256
55

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WIRING
To wire the equipment assembly:
1. Wire the 46105 Dual VF 64-Kilobit Channel module to the fiber optic
terminal. Refer to the D18-05547-XX Block Diagram. Channel 1 is
labeled J6. Channel 2 is labeled J5. J1 can be used instead of J5 and
J6 if wire-wrap connections are preferred.
2. To use the assembly as a master data terminal, connect an external
202 modem (you must supply the modem) either to J3 (RJ-45 phone
jack) or to the wire-wrap pins at P4.
3. To use the assembly as a remote data terminal, connect the 25-pin
DB connector (C; also labeled J4) to a computer.
4. Wire the power as follows:
Wire ground to connection 3 of TB1.
Wire a visual or audible device to connection 2 of TB1. The
device will indicate when the fuse has blown. When the fuse
blows, connection 2 will have negative battery on it.
Wire negative battery (-21 to -56 VDC) to connection 1 of TB1.
5. End of this section.
FIG. 4 - EQUIPMENT WIRING
NOTE:
Do all wiring at the rear
of the assembly on the top
(33337-00) equipment
shelf. Refer to Fig. 4 and
the D18-05547-XX Block
Diagram.
INSTALLATION
UPDATED
Channel 2 Channel 1
1
2
3
(TB1)
SYSTEM REAR VIEW
06
3
2
1
(J1)
(C)
(P4)
1
8
9
1
1
8
9
1
JP1
J6
J2
P2
J1 S2
PORT 2
TERMINATION
S3
PORT 4
TERMINATION
P3
PHONE
JACK
J4
P1
J3
S1
J3
P3
J7
P4
(J3)
J5
J1
4
1
J2
1
256
55
J5J6
7
C3 C4 C5 U3 C6 U5
R6 R8
155
256
55
F1
16
7
19 1
20 2
12
OUT
OUT
IN
BY-PASS
BRIDGE
IN
FB1 TB1 T1
R7
1
256
R3
4R2
3
2
1
R1
R4
67
R10 R11
8
9
1
15
1
2
55
56
25
13
14
1
4
1
IN OUT
J4
25
1
14
1
1
56
55
IN OUT IN OUT
2
1117
R9
01
02
R5
C1 C2
JP2 JP4 JP3 JP2
116 04
111
51 31 11 41 6
9
8
K2
15
8
9
1
FUSE
-BATT
ALM
GND

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SWITCH AND STRAP SETTINGS
33337-00 EQUIPMENT SHELF
To set the straps:
Refer to Fig. 5 for the location of the straps.
♦Set JP1 in the 1-2 position if the battery is -48 VDC.
♦Set JP1 in the 2-3 position if battery is -24 VDC.
Set JP2-JP5 to the 1-2 position to engage the Clock Phase Correc-
tion Circuit. This will correct clocking problems between the Data
Interface Shelf (05547) and the external device that the shelf
connects to. Set JP2-JP5 to the 2-3 position to bypass this circuit.
FIG.5 -STRAP LOCATION
NOTE:
All switch, strap, and level set-
tings are factory-set.
INSTALLATION
J7
IN OUT
JP4 JP3 JP2 JP5
JP5
J5J6
IN OUT IN OUT
SYSTEM REAR VIEW
C3 C4 C5 U3 C6 U5
06
R6 R8
3
2
1
15
8
9
1
JP1
(C)
7
JP1
J6
155
256
55
F1
J2
P2
16
7
19 1
20 2
J1 S2
12
OUT
PORT 2
TERMINATION
S3
OUT
IN
PORT 4
TERMINATION
P3
PHONE JACK
J4
P1
J3
S1
BY-PASS
BRIDGE
IN
FB1 TB1
J3
T1
P3
R7
56
P4
R3
4
R2
3 2 1
R1 R4
6 7
R10 R11
15
8
9
1
15
8
9
1
1
3
1
3
2
1
2
J4 J5
J1
2
1117
R9
01
02
R5
C1 C2
116 04
1010 12
5
14
3
16
1
13
4
11
6
9
8
K2
1
256
55
25
13
14
1
4
1
JP4 JP3 JP2
3
2
1
J2
1
256
55
UPDATED

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00330-02ORDER-WIRE TERMINAL SHELF
To set the switches:
Remove the back panel cover plate to verify that the switches are
set according to Fig. 6.
FIG. 6 - 00330-02 ORDER-WIRE SWITCH LOCATIONS
NOTE:
All switch, strap, and level set-
tings are factory-set.
INSTALLATION
41096 ORDER-WIRE CONTROL AND SPEAKER MONITOR PANEL
To set the straps:
Refer to Fig. 7 for the location of the straps.
1. Open the front panel of the unit.
2. Place the CTL LMT A strap in the IN position to prevent the ALL
CHAN volume control knob from turning off the speaker. Place the
strap in the OUT position to allow the volume control knob to turn
off the speaker.
3. Place the CTL LMT B strap in the IN position to prevent the CHAN
SELECT volume control knob from turning off the speaker. Place the
strap in the OUT position to allow the volume control knob to turn
off the speaker.
4. End of this section.
UPDATED
P2 16
7
19 1
20 2
J1 J2 S2 12
OUT
PORT 2
TERMINATION
S3
OUT
IN
PORT 4
TERMINATION
P3
PHONE
JACK
J4
P1
J3
S1
BY-PASS
BRIDGE
IN
1
256
55
2
1117
J7
IN OUT
J5
IN OUT
J6
IN OUT
1
256
55

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INSTALLATION
FIG. 7 - 41096 PANEL STRAP LOCATIONS
46105 DUAL VF 64-KILOBIT CHANNEL MODULE
To set the switches:
Refer to Fig. 8 for the locations of the switches.
1. Set S1 (BRDG) in RPTR.
2. Set S2 (LPBK 1) in OFF.
3. S101 (LPBK 2) in OFF.
To set the straps:
Refer to Fig. 8 for the locations of the straps.
1. Set the XMT CLK 1 and XMT CLK 2 straps in TERM.
2. Set the RCV CLK 1 and RCV CLK 2 straps in TERM.
3. Set the RCV DATA 1 and RCV DATA 2 straps in TERM.
4. Set the M LEAD 1 and M LEAD 2 straps in YES.
5. Set the MODE strap in RPTR.
6. Reinstall the module in the left slot in the top equipment shelf.
7. End of this section.
NOTE:
All switch, strap, and level
settings are factory-set.
NOTE:
If an external clock is not
used, strap XMT CLK 1
and XMT CLK 2 to TTL+.
NOTE:
To strap the module for
terminal mode, set switch
S1 to TERM and place the
MODE strap in TERM.
IN