Dialogic Brooktrout TR1034 Instruction Manual

Installing the Dialogic®
Brooktrout® TR1034 DID/DID
& Loop Start PCI Fax Board
Part Number: 931-127-05
The Dialogic® Brooktrout® TR1034 Analog Loop
Start (ALS), Analog Direct Inward Dialing (DID), or
combination ALS/DID PCI Fax Board (“TR1034” or
TR1034 fax board(s)”) is a half-sized, single-slot,
PCI-bus compatible fax board. This board provides
the following:
On-board analog connections
V.34 (33.6 Kbps) fax transmission speeds
Up to four fax or voice channels per board
This installation guide provides information about:
Safety Compliance Statements
System Requirements (including telephone
services)
Setting the Module Number
Installing the Dialogic® Brooktrout® Fax Board
Recognizing PCI Slots
Connecting the Phone Service
Understanding LED Signals
Using the TR1034 DID/DID & Loop Start Board
Getting Help
Safety Compliance Statements
Install this board only in UL Listed equipment
that has instructions stating that the user may
install and remove accessory boards.
Disconnect any TNV circuit connectors
(telephone line cords) from this board before
removing the cover of the equipment.
Models of this board that contain DID interfaces
are for use only in equipment that has a
permanent connection to protective earth and is
installed in a restricted access location.
System Requirements
This board must be installed in an enclosure that
meets the following specifications:
A Pentium or later host processor
An available 33 or 66 MHz, 32- or 64-bit PCI bus
slot. See Recognizing PCI Slots for more
information.
The TR1034 ALS/DID PCI Series boards can be
used in either 3.3V or 5V signaling PCI slots.
Temperature: 0° C - 50° C
Humidity: 10% - 95% (non-condensing)
Power Requirements:
One or both of the following telephone services are
also required:
Analog loop start interface
Analog direct inward dialing interface
Setting the Module Number
Set each board to a unique module number to easily
identify the resources associated with a specific board
in a multi-board system.
Use the SW-1 rotary switch to set a unique module
number for each board. See Figure 4 for the switch
location. Select a number from 2 - F on the rotary
switch. Settings 0 and 1 are reserved and cannot be
used.
Installing the Dialogic®
Brooktrout® Fax Board
To install your fax board:
1. Turn off your PC and remove the cover.
2. Locate a free PCI bus slot, and remove the slot
cover.
3. Carefully align the board with the slot and firmly
seat the board into the slot.
4. Tighten the mounting bracket screw to secure the
board to the chassis.
5. Replace the cover.
6. Turn on your computer.
Note: Dialogic® Brooktrout® fax boards should not be present
in the computer during the installation of any operating
system. The operating system might misinterpret the
board as being some other device, with unpredictable
consequences.
Recognizing PCI Slots
The PCI slots in the computer chassis usually appear
as white slots. Your Dialogic® Brooktrout® fax board
can be inserted into any of the PCI slots shown in
Figure 1.
Figure 1. PCI Slots
Connecting the Phone Service
The appropriate telephone service and hookups must
be installed at your site in order to connect to
telephone service.
Table 1 shows the relationship between channel and
connector for each board configuration.
Use the cable supplied with the board. See Figure 2
for pinout details for your board.
Use the following instructions to connect your board
to ALS or DID service.
1. Plug one end of the cable into the A or B RJ-45
telephone connector on the board (see Figure 3
and Figure 4 to locate connectors).
2. Plug the other end into the wall connector for
your telephone service.
Board +5V +3.3 V Total Power
Combination
2 ALS and 2 DID
Channels
1.5A 1.0A 10.8 W
4 DID Channels 3.0A 1.0A 18.3 W
Caution: A small amount of static electricity can
destroy the sensitive components on your fax
board. To prevent static damage, always connect
yourself to ground using a ground strap before
touchingacircuitboard.Handleboardsonlybythe
edges or metal mounting brackets and transport
boards in an anti-static bag.
Warning: When installing the board, be sure that
the mounting bracket is securely fastened to the
chassis and the chassis is plugged into a
grounded three prong plug. Improper chassis or
bracket grounding can result in harmful or fatal
electrical shock as well as component damage.
5V 64-Bit Connector
3.3V 32-Bit Connector
Insert the connector into any of these slots.
3.3V 64-Bit Connector
5V 32-Bit Connector
Universal PCI Board Edge Connector
Table 1: Channel and Connector Relationship
TR1034+uP4C-R
(Two ALS and Two DID Channel Configuration)
Channel
Number RJ-45 Connector Type of Service
0
1A AALS ALS
2
3B BDID DID
TR1034+uP4D-R
(Four DID Channel Configuration)
0
1A ADID DID
2
3B BDID DID
TR1034+uP2C-R
(One ALS and One DID Channel Configuration)
0A ALS
1B DID
TR1034-P2-2L
(Two ALS Channel Configuration)
0
1A AALS ALS
TR1034+uP2D-R
(Two DID Channel Configuration)
0
1A ADID DID

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Figure 2. ALS and DID Connector Pinouts
Understanding LED Signals
LEDs on the Mounting Bracket
The LEDs on the mounting bracket provide
information about the status of the different systems
on the board. To identify and locate these LEDs, see
Figure 3.
Figure 3. End Panel Connector and LEDs
Table 2 and Table 3 describe how the end panel LEDs
provide information.
Figure 4. Dialogic®Brooktrout®TR1034 DID/DID &
Loop Start PCI Fax Board
Table 3: Board Status LED Using the TR1034 DID/DID & Loop
Start Board
Once you have installed your TR1034 Fax Board, install
and configure your fax or voice software application
according to instructions included with the software.
Getting Help
Dialogic provides technical support for customers who have
purchased hardware or software products from Dialogic. If
you purchased products from a reseller, please contact that
reseller for technical support. This equipment contains no
user serviceable parts and is not intended for repair by
unauthorized personnel. If you experience problems with
your board, please use web site below for repair or warranty
information. If the equipment is causing harm to the
telephone network, the telephone company might request
that you disconnect the equipment until the problem is
resolved. www.dialogic.com/support
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Port A Port B
No connection No connection
No connection No connection
Tip 1 Tip 3
Ring 0 Ring 2
Tip 0 Tip 2
Ring 1 Ring 3
No connection No connection
No connection No connection
Port A = ALS or DID Port B = DID only
Connector A
Connector B
Channel
LEDs
Board
Status LED
2 ALS and
2 DID
or 4 DID
1 ALS and
1 DID 2 ALS or
2 DID
Table 2: Channel LEDs
Channel LEDs Meaning
Off Channel is on hook
(inactive).
Flashing at 0.5 second rate Channel is off hook
(active).
Flashing at Ring Cadence
(varies by country) Incoming ring signal (ALS only).
PCI Connector
Board
Status LED
Channel LEDs
RJ-45
Connector A
Connector B
RJ-45
Board Status LED Meaning
Flashing yellow
(1.5 second rate) Board has successfully powered up and is ready for firmware.
Solid red Board has failed power up tests.
Flashing yellow
and green Application is downloading firmware to the board.
Flashing green
(1 second rate) Firmware is downloaded, and the board is in service.
Off Board is not powered up.
Module Number
Switch (SW-1)