Dyna Lec 65032-300 User manual

1.0 Overview
The software implemented in the Analog Terminal provides the flexibility to support several application-specific
functions as well as facilitating functional variations with little or no hardware modifications. Some of the
application-specific functions are as follows:
•Capable of interfacing to either an H-319/U handset or H-320/U headset on connector J2
•Capable of interfacing to either an LS-613A/STC-1 intercom or LS-614A/STC-1 handsfree intercom on
connector J3
•Capable of supportingstandard answer mode where an audible alert indicates an incoming call and the
terminal is manually taken off hook or auto-answer mode where a short audible alert indicates an incoming call
and receive audio is automatically routed to the intercom device connected to J3
•Capable of detecting incoming audio to control the TALK or LISTEN operation state of the handsfree intercom
device connected to J3
•Capable of toggling between the handset/headset on J2 and the intercom device on J3 at any time
•Capable of detectingthe absence of receive audio for a pre-determined period of time and automatically placing
the terminal back on hook to avoid tying up phone lines
2.0 Operational Description
2.1 ON/OFF Button -Taking the unit OFF and ON hook
The 65032-300 Analog Terminal is toggled betweenon-hook and off-hook states using the ON/OFF button on the
keypad. The ACTIVE LED illuminates steady to indicate an off-hook condition. The standard 3 x 4 keypad can be
used to manually dial an extension.
2.2 REDIAL Button -Redialing
The REDIAL button on the keypad can be used to redial the last sequence of numbers dialed (number “recording”
starts when the terminal is taken off hook and is stored when the terminal is put back on hook [10 digits max]). This
button can be pressed with the terminal on hook or off hook. A “chirp” from the sonalert will sound to
acknowledge depression of the redial button.
2.3 MEM Button -Memory Storage and Recall
The MEM button on the keypad is used for both storing speed dial numbers and recalling them. To recall a speed
dial number, press (but do not hold) the MEM button. After hearing the acknowledgement chirp from the sonalert,
press the number (0 through 9) corresponding to the speed dial number to recall. A second chirp will be heard and
the number will be dialed. This function can be performed only with the terminal on hook. To store a speed dial
number, press and hold the MEM button. A chirp from the sonalert will be heard immediately upon pressing the
button and a second chirp will be heard after the button is held for 1 second. After this second chirp, the terminal
is in memory entry mode. At this point, the digits to store should be dialed one-at-a-time and each press will be
followed by a chirp. When dialing is complete, press the MEM button again (a chirp will be heard) followed by the
number (0 through 9) corresponding to the location to store the speed dial. Any existing number in the selected
location will be overwritten.

2.4 MODE Button -Changing Answering and Audio Device Modes
When the terminal is on hook, the MODE button toggles betweenstandard answer mode and auto-answer mode.
In standard answer mode, the ACTIVE LED remains unlit while the terminal is idle and incoming calls are
announced by the sonalert. Calls must be answered by manually taking the terminal off hook using the ON/OFF
button and incoming audio defaults to the device connected to J2 (handset or headset). Inauto-answer mode, the
ACTIVE LED flashes periodically and incoming calls are announcedby a ½-second burst of the sonalert. The call is
then automatically answered and incoming audio is routed to the device connected to J3 (LS-613A/STC-1 or LS-
614A/STC-1). During a call (or anytime the terminal is off hook), pressing the MODE button toggles audio between
the devices connected to J2 and J3. Upon call termination, the audio device selection is returned to J2 for standard
answer mode and J3 for auto-answer mode.
2.5 Disabling Intercom Device Operation
In some implementations, the 65032-300 Analog Terminal will be used only with a handset or headset connected to
J2 (no intercom device used). In these cases, pressing the MODE button during a call would have the undesirable
effect of routing audio to a non-existing device. In these implementations, the MODE button can be disabled by
the following keystrokes: press the MEM button, followed by the * button, followed by the MODE button. After
this sequence is entered, the MODE button will be completely disabled and pressing it will have no effect (no chirp
either) until power to the terminal is cycled.
2.6 Receive Audio Timeout
The 65032-300 Analog Terminal powers up with a 1-minute receive audio timeout enabled. The terminal
incorporates a receive audio detector which registers receive audio above a preset threshold. If no receive audio
above this threshold is detected for a period exceeding 1 minute, the terminal automatically disconnects.
This automatic disconnect can be disabled using the following keystrokes: press the MEM button, followed by the
# button, followed by the MODE button. After this sequence is entered, the receive audio timeout will be disabled
until power to the terminal is cycled.
3.0 Installation
3.1 J1 Power/Line Connector
This connector routes both DC power and the analog phone line into the terminal. The connections are as follows:
Pin A : Analog phone line tip
Pin B : Analog phone line ring
Pin C : Power Return
Pin D : Power Input (-38 to –56VDC)

3.2 J2 Ancillary Device Connector
This connector is the interface between the terminal and the ancillary device. The terminal is capable of supporting
either an H-319/U handset or an H-320/U headset. The connections are as follows:
Pin A : Microphone + input
Pin B : Microphone -input
Pin C : PTT signal (switched to the RETURN pin inside the ancillary device)
Pin D : RETURN (for both Headphone output and PTT signal)
Pin E : Headphone output
Pin H : Ancillary device cable shield
3.3 J3 Ancillary Device Connector
This connector is the interface between the terminal andan LS-613 or LS-614 Intercommunication Unit. The
terminal is capable of providing the power and supporting the signaling on either of these units. The connections
are as follows:
Pin A : Microphone + input
Pin B : Microphone -input
Pin C : PTT signal(switched to the RETURN pin inside the ancillary device)
Pin D : RETURN (for both Headphone output and PTT signal)
Pin E : Headphone output
Pin H : Ancillary device cable shield
Pin J : 10.6V Auxiliary Power
Pin K : Remote PTT signal (switched to the RETURN pin inside the terminal)

*** PARTS LIST *** DYNALEC CORPORATION CAGE 12763 PL 65032-300 REV LTR - SHEET# 1 OF 1
87 West Main Street REV DATE 05/18/98
04/13/99 15:25:15 P. O. Box 188 ORIG DATE 05/18/98
CONTRACT NO: SODUS, NEW YORK 14551 LIST TITLE : ANALOG TERMINAL, WEATHER PROOF MANUF#
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NOTES FIND DYNALEC QTY R E F E R E N C E PART OR SPECIFICATION NOMENCLATURE OR DESCRIPTION DW DWG BD PT
NO PART NO D E S I G N A T O R CAGE IDENTIFYING NO SZ REV CD CD
1 65032-320 1 A1 PCB ASSY,WEATHERPROOF TERMINAL X - A1 60
2 65032-324 1 W1 12763 CABLE ASSY, POWER/LINE X 1 C2 60
3 65032-325 1 W2 12763 CABLE ASSY, AUDIO 1 X 1 C2 60
4 65032-326 1 W3 12763 CABLE ASSY, AUDIO 2 X 1 C2 60
5 65032-327 1 W4 12763 CABLE ASSY, SONALERT/LED X 1 C2 60
6 65032-328 1 W5 12763 CABLE ASSY, KEY PAD-SW MATRIX X 1 C2 60
7 65032-329 1 W6 12763 CABLE ASSY, KEY PAD-LED X 1 C2 60
9 65032-310 1 12763 COVER, ANOLOG PHONE X - 62
10 65032-311 1 12763 BASE PLATE, ANOLOG PHONE X - 62
11 14127-028 1 S1 12522 M2/0107 KEY PAD, 16-BUTTON, BACKLIT 69
12 62413-109 1 LS1 56493 XC-09-212-S SONALERT,2-12V,82-103DBA,29KHZ 69
13 14031-009 1 XDS1 81349 LH90/1 MIL-L-3661 INDICATOR LIGHT,HOUSING 69
14 66656-112-06 1 12763 GASKET, CONN SIZE 20 C - 69
15 16400-041 1 DS1 72619 50747623331500 LED, CARTRIDGE, RED 69
16 66400-050 1 12763 CRADLE ASSY. D G SA 60
17 66407-004 1 12763 QQ-S-766 PLATE - PLUG B D S1 62
18 66407-005 1 12763 MIL-R-15624 GASKET - PLUG PLATE A B 69
19 66407-006 1 12763 QQ-S-766 PLATE HOLDING A D 69
20 66400-012 1 12763 M/F66400-010 QQ-A-591 HOUSING, MACHINED E N S2 61
21 66400-053 1 12763 MIL-R-15624 GASKET, BASE PLATE C B 69
22 66400-054 1 12763 MIL-R-15624 GASKET, PANEL C B 69
23 66400-462 1 12763 QQ-A-250 MODIFICATION PLATE C A 69
24 12130-002 5 96906 MS51957-43 FF-S-92 SCR,MACH-PNH,XREC 8-32 X 3/8 69
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26 12518-020 10 91833 MS51896 MS51896-14 SCREW, CAPTIVE 8-32 X .625 A - 69
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28 12140-003 2 96906 MS51958-63 FF-S-92 SCR,MACH-PNH,XREC 10-32 X 1/2 69
29 12140-005 2 96906 MS51958-65 FF-S-92 SCR,MACH-PNH,XREC 10-32 X 3/4 69
30 12108-004 4 96906 MS51957-18 FF-S-92 SCR,MACH-PNH XREC,4-40 X 5/8 69
31 12108-002 8 96906 MS51957-15 FF-S-92 SCR,MACH-PNH,XREC 4-40 X 3/8 69
32 12301-002 4 96906 MS35649-244 FF-N-836 NUT,PL,HEX 4-40 .093 THK 69
33 12301-004 1 96906 MS35649-284 FF-N-836 NUT,PL,HEX 8-32 .125 THK 69
34 12211-003 12 96906 MS15795-803 FF-W-92 WSHR,FLAT #4 .250 OD .022 THK 69
35 12203-002 16 96906 MS35338-135 FF-W-84 WSHR,LOCK #4 .025 THK .209 DIA 69
36 12211-005 13 96906 MS15795-805 FF-W-92 WSHR,FLAT #6 .312 OD 69
37 12203-003 13 96906 MS35338-136 FF-W-84 WSHR,LOCK #6 .031 THK .250 DIA 69
38 12211-007 6 96906 MS15795-807 FF-W-92 WSHR,FLAT #8 .375 OD .049 THK 69
39 12203-004 6 96906 MS35338-137 FF-W-84 WSHR,LOCK #8 .040 THK 69
40 12211-008 4 96906 MS15795-808 FF-W-92 WSHR,FLAT #10 .438 OD, .05T 69
41 12203-005 4 96906 MS35338-138 FF-W-84 WSHR,LOCK #10 .34OD, .05T 69
42 13029-420 1 81349 M5501/7-F21 MIL-C-5501/7 PLUG 3/4 NPT 69
43 13029-401 1 13511 97-121-420R MS-90376 CAP, DUST PROTECT.CONN. A A 69
44 13037-006 1 25330 GC 866-1 CONN CAP & CABLE A - 69
46 65032-312 1 12763 NAMEPLATE, ANALOG TERMINAL X - 69
47 66400-015 1 12763 TYPE 500 LP-393 CABLE GUIDE C A 69
49 12610-030 10 96906 MS28775-006 MIL-P-25732 PKG. PREFMD 69
50 17004-002 0 71984 M4343 MIL-G-4343 SILICON GREASE MOLYKOTE 55M X 69