Toa Cp-66 System manual

EXES-6000

CP-66

For

Central Processing Unit for

Single Exchange System or Tie-line System

INSTALLATION HAND BOOK

CP-66

Toa Electric Co., Ltd.

KO E, JAPAN

INTERCOM SYSTEM

TOA EXES-6OOO INTERCOM SYSTEM

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION TO THE INSTALLATION MANUAL

FOR

EXES-6000

...........................................

- PART 1. TIE-LINE SYSTEM -

TIE-LINE CONNECTION OF THE EXCHANGES ........... 2

WIRING FOR THE TIE-LINE CONNECTION

OF THE

EXCHANGES

......................................

- PART 2. OPERATING OF CP UNIT AND NO. 200 PROGRAMMING-

1. Precautions for Installation of

CP-66.

........................ 9

2. Initial CP-66 set u p ........................................ 10

3. Trouble Shooting ......................................... 11

4. CP-66 DIP Switches for Function Selection .................. 14

5. Function Code Table for Station No. 200 Programming ...... 16

6. Station No. 200 Programming for Each Function

[Fu ctio Group A] FUNCTION CODE

6-1 Executive Priority (Highest Executive Priority).... 50 ... 21

6-2 Continuous Calling Tone ........................ 51 ... 22

6-3 Stations Allowed Access to All Call ............. 52 ... 23

6-4 Stations Allowed Access to Conference ......... 53 ... 24

6-5 Automatic Access to Paging .................... 54 ... 25

6-6 Stations Allowed Access to One-shot

Make Output .................................. 56 ... 27

6-7 Stations Allowed Access to

Make/ reak Output ............................ 57 ... 28

6-8 Stations Allowed Access to 8 Selectable

(One-shot Make) or Decimal O u t p u t............. 58 ... 29

6-9 Station Allowed Access to 4 Decimal

Digits Output.................................. 59.......30

[Fu ctio Group B]

6-10 Secretary Transfer.............................60 ... 31

6-11 Master/Sub Relationship ....................... 61 ... 32

6-12 Group Hunting ................................ 62 ... 33

[Fu ctio Group C]

6-13 Paging Zone .................................. 70 ... 34

6-14 Group locking 1:

Establishment of each Group ................... 71 ... 35

6-15 Calling Party/Conversation partner

Indication (Lamp Type)......................... 72 ... 36

[Fu ctio Group D]

6-16 Combination Paging ...........................80 ... 37

6-17 Group locking 2:

Allowed Calls among G r oups................... 81 ... 38

6-18 Group locking 3:

Allowed Group Access to Paging ............... 82 ... 39

[Fu ctio Group E]

6-19 Programmable Station Numbering

A. Programming of Single Station Number......90 ... 40

. Programming of Serial Station Number.......90 ... 41

[Fu ctio Group F] FUNCTION CODE

External interface ......................................... 42

6-20 Rented line allocation for OD-600 ............... 23 ... 43

6-21 Rented line allocation for LD-600 ............... 24 ... 44

6-22 Telephone line allocation for C -600 ............ 25 ... 45

6-23 Rented line allocation for TI-600 ................ 26 ... 46

6-24 Telephone line allocation to station group ....... 27 ... 47

6-25 To register telephone line for city pager ........ 28 ... 48

6-26 Fixed speed dialling ........................... 29 ... 49

[Fu ctio Group G]

6-27 Handset s t a t i o n ............................... 30 ... 50

6-28 Stations Allowed Access to outgoing

phone call .................................... 31 ... 51

6-29 Stations Allowed Access to incoming

phone call .................................... 32 ... 52

6-30 Automatic pager t r ansfer....................... 34 ... 53

6-31 Door station.................................. 35 ... 54

6-32 Stations Allowed to refuse voice ca ll............36 ... 55

6-33 Stations Allowed to refuse priority interruption . .37 ... 56

6-34 Stations Allowed Access to zone paging ........38 ... 57

6-35 Stations Allowed to refuse station paging ....... 39 ... 58

7. Programming Data Table

Initial Programming ..................................... 59

Function fable for the System ........................... 60

Function Table for Stations .............................. 61

Paging Response T a b l e .................................. 62

- PART 3. FUNCTION SELECTION FOR DATA TRANSMITTING AND

RECEIVING UNITS-

8. Setting of Channel Select Switch of Transmitting Unit

(DT-E60) and Word Select Switch of Receiving

Unit (DR- 61) ............................................ 63

9. DIP Switch Table for Data Transmitting and

Receiving U n i t s ........................................... 64

10. System Diagram of Data Transmitting and Receiving Units

(Single Exchange) ........................................ 65

11. System Diagram of Data Transmitting and Receiving Units

(Tie-line System) ......................................... 67

12. Explanation of Data Transmitting Unit Output Channels . ... . 70

13. Explanation of Data Receiving Unit Output Data

CH-1 Make/ reak Output (512/100 Contacts).............. 71

CH-2 One-shot

Make

Output

(500/50

Contacts)

...........

CH-3 (1) 4 Decimal Digits Output (9 Units) ............... 73

(2) Decimal Output (9 Units) ....................... 73

(3) 8-Selectable Make Output (9 Units).............. 73

(4) Pager Control Output (100 Contacts) ............ 73

(5) 8-Selectable One-shot Make Output (9 Units) . . .. 73

CH-4 Decimal Output (99 Units) ......................... 74

CH-5 8-Selectable Make Output (64 Units) ............... 75

CH-6 Calling Party Indication (Numerical Type) ( 1 )........ 76

CH-7 Calling Party Indication (Numerical Type) ( 2 )........ 77

CH-8 Calling Party/Conversation Partner Indication

(Lamp Type) (1) .................................. 78

CH-9 Calling Party/Conversation Partner Indication

(Lamp Type) (2) .................................. 79

CH-10 Calling Party/Conversation Partner Indication

(Lamp Type) (3) .................................. 80

CH-11 Calling Party/Conversation Partner Indication

(Lamp Type) (4) .................................. 81

CH-12 Destination Indication (1).......................... 82

CH-13 Destination Indication (2).......................... 83

CH-14 IN-OUT Annunciation (1) .......................... 84

CH-15 IN-OUT Annunciation (2) .......................... 85

INTRODUCTION TO THE INSTALLATION MANUAL FOR EXES-6000

ot performed by simply co ecti g the additio al equipmets

/devices.

It is still ecessary

to read "2. I itial CP-66 Set Up.

This manual forms part of the Installation Manual for TOA INTERCOM SYSTEM

EXES-6000.

You may add the CP-66 to your TOA INTERCOM SYSTEM EXES-6000, according

to your specific needs, to obtain various other functions. Correct operation of these

additional functions is

Provision of such additional function requires the following:

(1) Connection of the additional equipment, as required.

(2) Selection of functions which satisfy your needs and setting up these functions

in the respective equipment.

There are certain minimum installation requirements to be met even through you

may not need many additional functions or additional equipment,

functions or equipments, it is not necessary to read instructions on unrequired func-

tions. Make sure, however, that careful study of the necessary parts of this bookets

should be done before proceeding further.

When you may use only some of the additional

— 1 —

PART 1. TIE-LINE SYSTEM

TIE-LINE CONNECTION OF THE EXCHANGES

To make communications between exchanges possible in the EXES-

6000 system, the CP-66 and the Tie-line Interface Unit TI-62 are

required in addition to the exchange.

The TI-62 is the interface unit for transmitting and receiving audio

signals and dial data signals between the exchanges.

After receiving dial signals from the station, the CP-66 transmits the

dial data signals to the TI-62 and instructs it to make calls to the

other exchange. The CP-66 also receives the dial data signals from

the other exchange through the TI-62 and calls the station which is

instructed to call by the other exchange.

Overall functions of the system using the Tie-line function are

determined by programming made in the CP-66.

1. Fu ctio s of the Ce tral Processi g U it CP-66 a d Tie-li e I terface U it TI-62

Audio

Signal

Dial

data

Exchange "A"

Exchange " "

Station

Call

Station

2. Number of statio s, pagi g zo es a d li ks

Without Tie-line

Composition of exchange

Single

exchange

2 exchanges Tie-lined

3 exchanges

Tie-lined

EX-610

EX-620

EX-630

EX-610

EX-620

EX-630

EX-610

EX-620

EX-630

I Maximum

number of

links within

one's own

exchange

12*

16*

12*

16*1

Number of

links

between

Tie-lined

exchanges

—

16*

4 per Tie

line

4 per Tie

line

8 per Tie

line*

Number

exchanges

Maximum number

of paging zones

All station calls

+ 7 zones

All station calls

+ 7 zones

All station calls

+ 31 zones

All station calls

+ 14 zones*4

All station calls

+ 14 zones*

All station calls

+ 30 zones*4

All stations calls

+ 21 zones*

All stations calls

+ 21 zones*

All stations calls

+ 45 zones*4

Maximum number of stations in each exchange

Without paging

120

256

112

240

512

168

360

768

With paging

112

256

224

512

144

336

768

1 The links within one's own exchange are used for communication between Tie-line exchanges.

2 One (8 links) or two Tie-line units (TI-62) are required per exchange.

3 Two Tie-line units (TI-62) are required per exchange.

4 All-station paging is equivalent to all-zone paging in exchanges connected by Tie-lines.

5 Mixed Tie- line of EX-610/620/630 is also available.

EX-1

EX-2A

EX-2

EX-3A

Exchange

EX-3C

EX-3

— 2 —

3. Numberi g schedule for statio a d pagi g zo es

Standard plan (when personal Nos. are provided)

Type of exchange

EX-1 (Single)

EX-2A/EX-3A

EX-2 /EX-3

EX-3C

System

EX-610

EX-620

EX-630

EX-610

EX-620

EX-630

EX-610

EX-620

EX-630

EX-610

EX-620

EX-630

Numbering for stations

Without paging

200~263

200~327

200~455

200~247, 256~263

200~311,320~327

200~455

470~517, 526~533

470~581, 590~597

470~725

740~787, 796~803

740~851,860~867

740~995

With paging

200~255(247)*

200~31

9(311

) *

200~455

200~247

200~31 1

200~455

470~517

470~581

470~725

740~787

740~851

740~995

Numbering for paging zones

Paging zones/exchange

All station calls

Zones

01~07(15)*1

01~07(15)* 1

01~07(31)*

01~07

01~15

08~14(16~22)*

08~14(16~22)*2

16~30

15~21(31~37)*

31~45

1 When the following are specified in the pager dialing operation;

When the Tie-line system consists of either the EX-610 and EX-630, or the EX-620 and EX-630.

When no personal Nos. are provided

Type of exchange

EX-1 (Single)

EX-2A/EX-3A

EX-2 /EX-3

EX-3C

System

EX-610

EX-620

EX-630

EX-610

EX-620

EX-630

EX-610

EX-620

EX-630

EX-610

EX-620

EX-630

Numbering for stations

Without paging

100~163

100~227

100~355

100~147, 156~163

100~211,220~227

100~355

400~447, 456~463

400~511,520~527

400~655

700~747, 756~763

700~811,820~827

700~955

With paging

100~155(147)*'

100~219(211)*1

100~355

100~47

100~211

100~355

400~447

400~511

400~655

700~747

700~811

700~955

Numbering for paging zones

Paging zones/exchange

All station calls

Zones

01~07(15)*

01~07(31)*'

01~07

01~15

08~14(16~22)*

16~30

15~21(31~37)*

31~45

1 When the following are specified in the pager dialing operation;

When the Tie-line system consists of either the EX-610 and EX-630, or the EX-620 and EX-630.

— 3 —

WIRING FOR TIE-LINE CONNECTION OF THE EXCHANGES

Each exchange can be connected by means of a cable with diameter of 0.65mm (25.6 mils.) for distance of up to

2km (5600 ft).

Regarding the tieline links which are not used, turn off the DIP switch of each unused tieline link inside the Tie-line

UnitTI-62.

Connect "T" line (2 wires) of the 4 wires of each link to "R" line (2 wires) of the other exchange.

The 2 wires of the "T" line and "R" line have no polarity.

If the X-620 is used, its terminals No.1 and 2 are for the "R" line and No.3 and 4 are for the "T" line.

Exchange "A"

Exchange " "

1. Wiri g for tie-li e co ectio of 2 excha ges

Tl1

Connector

J11

Exchange "A"

EX-2A

TI2

Connector

J12

TI1

Connector

J11

Exchange " "

EX-2

TI2

Connector

J12

Note 1. Any combination of tie-line links between exchanges "A" and " " is possible.

Note 2. Mount only one Tie-line Interface unit when the number of tie-line links is within 8.

2. Wiri g for tie-li e co ectio of 3 excha ges

Note 1. TI-62 (T11) (connector J11) is the left-hand unit and TI-62 (TI2) (connector J12) is the right-

hand unit, when viewed from the front.

Note 2. e sure to connect connector TI1(J11) to TI2U12) between the exchanges. Connection of TI1

(J11) to TI1(J11) or TI2(J12) to TI2(J12) will lead to failure of proper operation of the system.

X-620

Exchange "A" EX-3A

TI2

(Connector-J12)

TI1

(Connector-J11)

Tie-line Interface Unit TI-62

YR-801

X-620

YR-801

Tie-line Interface Unit TI-62

X-620

YR-801

Tie-li e I terface U it

Tl-62

wires

Tie-line Interface Unit TI-62

— 4 —

3. DIP Switch selectio

1. Set DIP switches of each CP to E1, E2, and

E3 to determine the type of exchange

(EX-1, EX-2A/28, EX-3A/3 /3C).

(See "4. CP-66 DIP switches for Function

Selection" P14.)

2. If some tie-line links are left idle, set the

corresponding DIP switch(es) to OFF.

LINK No.

— 5 —

4. Example of co ectio of two EX-630 excha ges

"Exchange A" Terminal board (for 128 stations) Terminal board (for 128 stations) "Exchange "

EX-630 X-620 X-620 EX-630

YR-810

for stations

YR-801

for Tie-line

(for 128 stations)

X-620

The cables between the

exchanges (4 wires x 8 links)

Terminal board (for 128 stations)

X-620

YR-801

for Tie-line

YR-810

for stations

The cables between the

exchanges (4 wires x 8 links)

YR-810

for stations

"Exchange "

X-620 T1

"Exchange A"

X-620 T1

— 6 —

5. The Example of co ectio of three EX-630 excha ges

"Exchange A"

EX-630

Terminal board (for 128 stations)

X-620

"Exchange "

EX-630

Terminal board (for 128 stations)

X-620

Terminal board (for 128 stations)

X-620

"Exchange C"

EX-630

YR-801

for Tie-line

YR-810

for stations

"Exchange A"

X-620 T1

"Exchange "

X-620 T1

YR-810

for stations

YR-810

for stations

YR-801

for Tie-line

Terminal board (for 128 stations)

X-620

YR-810

for stations

YR-801

for Tie-line

Terminal board (for 128 stations)

X-620

YR-801

for Tie-line

The cables between the exchanges (4 wires x 8 links)

YR-810 for stations

YR-801

for Tie-line

——— PART 2. OPERATING OF CP UNIT AND NO. 200 PROGRAMMING ———

1. PRECAUTIONS FOR INSTALLATION OF CP-66

1. e careful about damage by static electricity as the CP-66

incorporates CMOS IC's. Do not touch components and connec-

tors.

2. Turn off the AC power switch when you take out or insert the

CP-66 unit, or any other unit.

3. Always insert the CP-66 unit into the "CP" slot. Otherwise,

there is a danger that the unit will be damaged.

4. Make sure mini-jumper for battery back-up is always placed in

ON position each time it is used.

5. Incorrect setting of function select switches may lead to incor-

rect performance.

6. Even if you do not need programming functions, be sure to carry

out initial programming and registration at station No.200 when

you install the new unit. Otherwise, some other functions may

not work properly.

7. The Ni-Cd battery G 50-3FA1 is capable of saving important

memory registration data even at times of power failure.

To keep the battery fully charged, do not cut the power off for

long hours during the first 8 days after new installation. The

CP-66 unit is capable of maintaining the programmed data for

the period of 4 weeks after fully charged even in the event of

long hours of power failure.

(About 4 weeks (25°C), About 8 days (40°C))

Please read following instructions carefully to ensure proper operation of the CP-66

8. We suggest you replace the soldered button batteryG 50-3FA1

(115-42-031 -9) with the new one according to the following list

that shows an expected life span of the battery.

e sure to make the station No.200 programming after replace-

ment of the battery.

Expected Life Span of small Ni-Cd attery

Ambient temperature

of exchange

0° C

25° C

40° C

Ambient temperature

of battery

10°C

35° C

50° C

Life span

About 5 years

About 4 years

About 2 years

9. When shipping the CP-66 unit independently, place the mini-

jumper for battery back-up in "OFF" position. Cover the CP

back with cardboard, wrap connector section in aluminium foil

and put it in a conductive bag.

s select functions.

r #200 Programming

only at time of initial programming of the

n of functions. In this case, station No.200

" but becomes a normal station when switch

e system, programming has to be set up in

e becomes the Programming station:

. No. 200 (100)

. No. 470

(400)

. No. 740 (700)

y back-up

1 (3.6V 50mAh)

FUNCTION SELECT SWITCHE

SW-E (1~8)

SW-D (1~8)

SW-C

(1 ~ 8)

SW-

(1 ~ 8)

SW-A

(1 ~ 8)

-These switche

Link Selectio

PROGRAM SWITCH fo

Set this to"ON"position

exchange and registratio

is "programming sation

is placed in "OFF" position

Note:

In the event of the tie-lin

every exchange.

The first stat ion of each exchang

Exchange

"A"

........

Exchange

" "

........

Exchange

"C"

........

MINI-JUMPER for batter

Ni-Cd ATTERY G 50-3FA

— 9 —

Make sure that you have turned off the AC power switch.

Connect the exchange, terminal boards and stations.

Are Data Transmitting and Receiving Units used?

YES

1. Connect Data Transmitting Unit (DT-

E60) and Data Receiving Unit (DR-

61).

2. Set channel select switches (CHAN-

NEL SELECT) of DT-E60.

3. Set word select switches (WORD

SELECT) of DR- 61.

Remove CP-66 from the exchange.

Set mini-Jumper for battery from OFF to ON position.

Set function selection switches (SW-A ~ SW-E) for required functions.

Insert the CP-66 into the exchange.

Set the "LINK SELECT" switches of the HC unit to Link No.15

Switch on the exchange.

Look at indication of LINE ADDRESS of HC (18 LEDs for HC-64 and 14 LEDs

for HC-62) and SIGNAL CODE indication (4 LEDs)

ALL LED lamps are out

Memory is normal

Some errors in memory

Lighted lamps of LINE ADDRESS

LEDs indicate erroneous MEMORY

ICs. See Section 3 (Page 11)

Place program switch on front panel of the CP in "ON" position.

Note:

*1;The first station of each ex-

change becomes the program-

ming station:

Exchange "A" ... No. 200 (100)

Exchange " " ... No. 470 (400)

Exchange "C" ... No. 740 (700)

*2;lf

there

is any

error

CMOS

memory, you hear calling tone

instead of confirmation tone.

Dial operation from station No. 200. *1

— Initial programming of the exchange —

Dial the Following:

Dial tone will be heard

(Station No. 200 (100) becomes a programming station)