Toshiba Strata VI User manual

TOSHIBA SYSTEM PRACTICES
ELECTRONIC KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM SECTION
100-006-250
MPSA-200 INSTALLATION
DECEMBER 1982
Strata VI
MPSA-200 INSTALLATION

Strata VI
MPSA-200 INSTALLATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 100-006-250
MPSA-200 INSTALLATION
DECEMBER 1982
TABLE OF CO NT EN TS . • . . • • . ••••••••.
ILLUSTRATION LIST . . • . . • . . . . • . • . . • . i
01 G EN ER AL • • • • • . . • . • • • . . • . . • . • . • • 1
ENCLOSED HARDWARE LIST .••..•.... 1
01.10 SURFACE PREPARATION • • • • . • • • . . . . 1
01.20 MO UN TING THE M PSA . . • . . . . . . . . . • 2
01.30 FUSES • • • • • • • . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3
02 BATTERY BACK-UP INSTALLATION . • • . • • • 3
TABLE A--MINIMUM WIRE GAUGE . • . . . 4
02.10 MPSA PREPARATION ...••.•.•....• 5
02.20 INSTALLING THE PBBU • • . • . . . • . . . • . 6
02.30 REQUIRED LAB ELS . . . . • • • . • • . . • . 7
02.40 BATTERY CONNECTION . • . . . • • • . . . . 7
02.50 INSTALLATION FINALIZATION •.•.•..•. 8
ILLUSTRATION LIST
FIGURE
SUBJECT PAGE
1 ivlPSA ••.•••. .•. •• •••. •. ..••. 1
2 MPSA (Table-mount Configuration) . . . . . . . . . 1
3
TOGGLER . • . . • . • • . . • . • • . . . . • . . . • 1
4 INSTALLING TOGG L ER . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
5 TOGGLER KEY . • . • . • . • . . • • • • • • . . . . 2
6 TOGGLER WITH SCREW . . . • . • . . . . • . . • . 2
7 M PSA
(Wall-mount Configuration) . • • • . . . . . 2
8 PBBU PCB . • . . • . . • • • • . . . . • • . . . . . 3
9 MPSA CONTROL PANEL . • • • . . . . . . • • • • 4
10
MPSA TERMINAL STRIP . • • • . • • . • . . . • . 5
11 WIRE HARNESS IN MPSA • . . • . • • . . . . . • . 5
12 HARNESS CABLE CLAMP . • • • . • . . . • • . • 6
13 PBBU MOUNTING BRACKET • . • • . • . . . . . . 6
14 MPSA CONTROL PANEL . . • • • • • • . . • . . . 6
15 PBBU MOUNTING PINS • • • • • . . . • . . • • • . 6
16 PBBU HEAT SINK • • . • • • • • • • . . . • • • • . 7
17 BATTERY ATTACHMENT . • • • . • • • • • • • • • 7
18 WIRING DIAGRAM • • . . . . . • . . . • • • . • . 8
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01 GENERAL
01.01 The MPSA-200 is equipped
with a reversible, built-in bracket (Fig-
ure 1); it is configured at the factory
FIGURE l
for mounting on a wall or other ver-
tical surface. In order to mount on a
table or horizontal surface securely,
the bracket must be reversed to the
position shown in Figure 2. This orien-
tation is necessary to assure proper
cooling.
FIGURE 2
01.02 Unpack and inspect the power
supply and
the enclosed hardware. Ex-
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amine the package and make careful
note of any visible damage. If any
damage is found, bring it to the atten-
tion of the delivery carrier and make
the proper claims.
01.03 Check the hardware list; if it
is determined that any equipment within
the carton is rmssing, contact your
Toshiba
supplier immediately.
01.04 The following hardware, which
is required to mount and connect the
MPSA to the system, is supplied with
each unit.
ENCLOSED HARDWARE
Quantity
Item
2
T.C. Toggler
Wall Fasteners
(Figure 3)
2 #14 Hex Head
Sheet
Metal
Screws
1
Toggler Key
1
Template
1
Spare
AC Fuse
(Fl,
SLO-BLO 125-VAC)
1
Spare
DC Fuse
(F2,
Fast-BLO, 32-VDC)
1
16
AWG,
3-wire
Cable (54 inches)
Toggler
Flange
I
'
Toggler
Neck
FIGURE 3
01.10 Surface Preparation
2.5 amp,
5 amp,
Jacketed
01.11 Choose a suitable location
(either vertical or horizontal) for the

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lVl PSA and locate the template on that
location. If on a wall, use a spirit
level to verify that the drilling points
are level.
01.12 Place punch marks on the
mounting surface through the two rr+rr
marks on the template.
01.13 Drill through the mounting
surface with a 5/16-inch bit to prepare
the anchoring holes.
01.20 Mounting the MPSA
01.21 Press the anchor legs of the
togglers together, and insert them into
the anchoring holes (Figure 4) until
their neck flanges are flush with the
mounting surface. If insertion is diffi-
cult, tap them lightly with a hammer.
Wall Surface
~=I
FIGURE ti
01.22 Tnsert a togglcr key in to the
small hole in the neck of each fas-
tener, as shown in Figure 5. This
should cause the anchor legs to rrpop"
open. Remove the toggler key.
..,.._Wall Surface
FIGURE 5
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01.23 Thread the screws into the
small holes in the center of the tog-
glers. Leave some clearance between
the bottom of each screw head and the
mounting surface (Figure 6).
Sheet Metal
Toggler
Flange
FIGURE 6
01.24 Place the MPSA against the
mounting surface with the screws
protruding through the holes (Figure 7).
FIGURE 7
01.25 Position the power supply so
that the narrower portions of the holes
slip
over the screws, and (if the unit is ·
wall-mounted) the weight of the power
supply is supported. Tighten the screws.
01.26 If the power supply is tab-
le-mounted, make certain the unit rests
on its four rubber rrf eetrr and is secured
with the mounting bracket. This is es-
sential for proper cooling.

01.30 Fuses
01.31 Remove the spare fuses from
the hardware carton, and place them in
their individually marked holders.
01.32 Remove and inspect the fuses
that were shipped inside the MPSA. If
either fuse is defective, replace it and
order another spare fuse from your
Toshiba supplier.
01.33 Prior to installing the PBBU,
connect the MPSA to the MKSU per
Paragraph 06.10, Section 100-006-200,
Installation.
02 BATTERY BACK-UP INSTALLAT1:0N
02.01 The power battery back-up
unit (PBBU) in Figure 8 is an optional
PCB which may be installed in the
MPSA-200 to interface with two aux-
iliary 12-VDC batteries. In the event
of an electrical power failure, the
PBBU provides an automatic battery
power source, permitting a typical
STRATA VI system to continue normal
operations for some time (in direct
ratio with the type and size of the
batteries chosen).
FIGURE B
02.02 The PBBU contains a voltage
sensing circuit which causes an elec-
tro-mechanical relay to connect the
back-up battery power to the system
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before the Nl PSA output voltage drops
below 21-VDC (at which point system
functions would be disrupted and
existing calls would be disconnected).
02.03 When the normal source of
electrical power is restored, the volt-
age sensing circuit relay will disconnect
the standby battery power source.
02.04 If the standby battery power
source output falls below 21-VDC while
it is connected to the system, the volt-
age sensing circuit will cause the relay
to disconnect the standby batteries
from the system.
02.05 The standby batteries will not
be reconnected unless:
• The "Battery Override
11
switch (Fig-
ures 8 and 9) is placed in the ON
position, or ...
• The
depleted batteries are re-
placed by a freshly charged pair
and the
11
Battery Override
11
switch
is turned on and then released.
02.06 The PBBU also contains cir-
cuitry to provide the charge current
necessary to maintain the batteries at
a satisfactory level of charge while the
STRATA VI system is in normal oper-
ation. An external fast charger may
also be connected across the ba tterv
output terminal connections. -
02.07
The Pl3BU kit contains the
following items:
• PBBU-powcr battery backup PCB.
•
Fuse-spare battery protection fuse.
•
11
PBBU-4 REV
11
-decal to be placed
on the front of the MPSA.
e
11
WARNING
11
-warning tag for at-
tachment to the 115-VAC power
cord.
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FIGURE 9
02.08
these
PBBU.
Jn addition to the PBBU kit,
items are needed to install 11
e Two Batteries-lend-acid, mainten-
ance-free automobile batteries (80
amp/hr maxi mum) are recommen-
ded. The procedures in Paragraph
02.40 assume batteries with sidc-
mounted terminals are used.
e Battery Rack & Separntor-a bat-
tery rack and separator should be
used
to assure the batteries will
not tip and spill battery acicl or
accidentally shot't the ba ttet'y ter-
minals.
• Two-W it'e Connecting Cable-a 2-
wit'e connecting c11ble, ter·minating
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at one end with 3/8-in. t'ing ter-
minals and at the other end with
1/8-in. spade tet'minals, is required
to connect the batteries and the
MPSA. The minimum wire gauge
must be determined by the loop
length of the connecting cable (as
indicated in Table A).
TABLE A-MINIMUM WIRE GAUGE
LOOP LENGTH
12 ft .
20 ft.
30 ft .
50 ft.
RECOMMENDED SIZE
16 gauge
14 gauge
12 gauge
10 gauge
e Single-Wire Cable-a 16 AWG sin-
gle-wire cable, approximately 18
inches in length and equipped with

ring terminals, is required to con-
nect the two batteries in series.
• Cable Clamp-a cable clamp should
be used to
prevent cable movement
from
affecting the batteries.
• Battery Protection-a 10-amp, 32V
fuse, or a 10-amp DC instantan-
eous-tripping cir cuit breaker, is
required to protect the batteries
from power surge or short circuit
damage.
• Bolts-four 3/Sxl/2-in. hex head
bolts are required to connect the
cable terminals to the batteries.
• Washers-eight 3/8-in. flat washers
and four
3/8-in. internal-tooth lock
washers are required for the above
cable terminal connections.
• Battery Cabinet-if the batteries
are not located in a well-venti-
lated closet or other secure area,
protected from fire or sparks, a
properly ventilated protective cabi-
net is required to safeguard them.
CAUTION:
The power supply, battery,
battery rack, and the inter-
connecting wiring shall be
installed only by qualified
installers, in accordance
with all applicable electri-
cal codes and Article 480 of
the National Electrical Code.
Before installing see the
"Installation Instructions"
enclosed with each item.
WARNING:
Only trained personnel may
service or install the PBBU
and power supply.
02.10 MPSA Preparation
02.11 Verify that the power switch
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on the MTOU is in the OFF position,
and then disconnect the 115-V AC power
cord.
02.12 Remove the terminal strip
cover (Figure 10).
FIGURE 10
02.13 The MPSA cover is secured
by ten screws. Viewing the MPSA as
if it
is wall-mounted, two screws will
be
located on the front and four on
each side.
02.14
Remove all ten screws.
02.15
Remove and set cover aside.
02.16 Locate the multi-wire harness
in MPSA (Figure 11), it terminates in a
nylon
connector.
FIGURE 11
02.l'l The harness is loosely secured
to the chassis with a cable clamp
(Figure 12); the clamp will allow slight
harness movement.

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02.20 Installing the PBBU
02.21 Mounted in the MPSA control
panel are two hole plugs, remove and
discard them.
02.22 Unwrap the PBBU.
and save
the screw locn.tcd
mounting brncket (Pigure 13).
FIGURE 13
llernove
in the
02.23 Slip the PBBU fuse holder and
battery override button through their
respective ports in the control panel
(Figure 14). The PBBU mounting brac-
ket should be flush against the rear of
the control panel. The harness should
flow around the PI3BU PCB, with no
wires beneath it.
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FIGURE 14
02.2-<i Align the two tan-colored
PBBU pins with the two holes in the
mounting bracket (Figure 15). Press
the pins into the holes until they catch.
FIGURE 15
02.25 Use the previously removed
screw and secure the mounting bracket
to the control panel (Figure 14).
02.26 Plug the connector into the
nine-hole jack in the center of the
PBBU. Do not force the prongs into
the jack, they are keyed so that they
can be mated in only one position.
02.27
from
the
Make certain that no wires
the harness are caught between
cover and the PBBU heat sink

(Figure 16), and replace the MPSA
cover. Secure it with the ten screws
originally removed.
FIGURE 16
02.28 Depress the battery over-
ride button (Figure 14). If it catches
and stays in, press it again to cause it
to release and protrude out of the
control panel. The button must be out
for the MPSA to operate normally.
02.29 Remove the spare fuse from
the PBBU kit, and put it in the holder
located on the top of the MPSA.
02.30
Tags Required Labels and W
aming
02.31 Remove the warning tag from
the kit and tie it to the power cord
where it connects to the MPSA.
02.32 A "PBBU-4 REVn decal must
be
placed on the control panel of the
MPSA. Remove the decal from the kit,
peel the backing off, and place it on
the control panel (Figure 14).
02.40 Battery Connection
CAUTION:
Do not attempt to connect the
batteries to the power supply
while the AC power cord is
plugged in, or without the
power supply being connected
to the MKSU. Do not connect
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the two-wire cable to the
batteries before connecting
it to the power supply. Once
the batteries are connected
to the power supply, the 24V
output terminals are live.
02.41 Select a location for the
batter'ies near the power' supply. The
loop length of the cab le connecting
them to the power supply will deter-
mine the minimum gauge wiee which
can be used in the cable. See Table A.
NOTE:
The area in which the batter-
ies are to be located must be
well ventilated to prevent a
dangerous accumulation of
battery gases. The batteries
must also be protected from
moisture and extreme tempera-
tures.
02.42 Secure the batteries in the
battery rack and separator, which
should be located in a minimum access
area, such as a closet or a well
ventilated cabinet.
02.43 Verify that the battery over-
ride button is in the OFF position (out).
02.44 Loosen the two screws on the
ter'minal strip identified as 24 V /BAT-
TERY.
02.45 Connect the battery fuse (or
circuit breaker) lead to the negative
terminal on battery #1 (Figure 17).
Battery
Terminal
Post
Terminal
Cable Marker
crr+n or n_rr)
Flat
;;:-=::;;:;;~~F~:O~ Cable
Lock washer
Bolt
FIGURE 17

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Battery #2
Single-Wire
Cable
+ Marker
- Marker
Battery Rack
and Separator
Clamp
EPSA-104
2-W ire
To MKSU
FlGURE 18
02.46 Attach the negative wire of
the 2-wire cable to the battery fuse
(or circuit breaker).
02.47 Connect the positive wire to
the positive terminal of battery #2 (see
Figure 17).
02.48 Connect the two batteries
with the single-wire cable-one end to
the positive terminal on battery #1 and
the other end to the negative terminal
on battery #2 (Figure 18).
NOTE:
Place the cable clamp over
the two-wire cable and secure
it to either the battery rack
or the protective cabinet.
Adjust the clamp to relieve
strain on the cable.
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02.50 Installation Finalization
02.51 Plug the AC power cord in,
and verify that the AC ON indicator is
lit.
02.52 Unplug the AC power cord,
and verify that the DC ON indicator is
lit to indicate the batteries are sup-
plying electrical power.
02.53 Replace the terminal strip
cover and test the STRATA VI system
functions under both AC and battery
back-up power.
CAUTION:
When
testing is complete,
make certain that the battery
override button is in the OFF
position and that the AC ON
indicator is lit.