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CP-63
EXES-6000
For
INTERCOM SYSTEM
TOA EXES-6OOO INTERCOM SYSTEM
Central Processing Unit for Tie-line System
CP-63
INSTALLATION HAND BOOK
TOA ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
KOBE, JAPAN
133-21-081-1
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CONTENTS Page INTRODUCTION TO THE INSTALLATION MANUAL FOR EXES-6000 2 FUNCTIONS WHICH REQUIRE ADDITIONAL UNITS 3 TIE-LINE CONNECTION OF THE EXCHANGES 5 WIRING FOR TIE-LINE CONNECTION OF THE EXCHANGES 8 PART 1. OPERATING OF CP UNIT AND NO. 200 PROGRAMMING 1. Precautions for Installation of CP-63 11 2. Initial CP 63 set up 12 3. Trouble Shooting 13 4. CP-63 DIP Switches for Function Selection 16 5. Dip Switch Selection and Station No. 200 Programming for Each Function 17 6. Function Code Table for
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INTRODUCTION TO THE INSTALLATION MANUAL FOR EXES-6000 This manual forms part of the Installation Manual for TOA INTER- This "Installation Handbook of CP-63" deals principally with (2) COM SYSTEM EXES-6000. Selection of functions and setting up of respective equipment. You may add the CP-63 to your TOA INTERCOM SYSTEM EXES- This Handbook also explains the connection method for the EXES- 6000, according to your specific needs, to obtain various other 6000 Tie-line System using the CP-63 and the TI
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FUNCTIONS WHICH REQUIRE ADDITIONAL UNITS Those functions of the CP-63 which require either the addition of specific units or processing in existing units are as mentioned below. Before installation and adjustment of equipment, make sure to check your system. (For Data Transmitting and Receiving units, refer to Part 2. "Function Selection for Data Transmitting and Receiving units" Page 49.) Additional Equipment Unit Model Function Remarks Required Number Talk- Back from Talk-Back Unit TK-12 Not y
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Example of Exchange Mounted on Intercom Cabinet Rack (For Tie-line System Including All-Call Paging and 7 Individual Zone Paging unit and one Data Transmitting unit) Exchange EX-620 (for 128 stations) Exchange EX-610 (for 64 stations) Power Supply Unit DS-620 Central Processing Unit CP-63 Power Switch Output Control Unit OC-62 AC Fuse Highway Control Unit HC-62 DC Fuse Signal Generating and Distributing Unit SG-62 Conference Link Unit CL-62 (In this location, DL-62 is also Battery Fuse mountable
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TIE-LINE CONNECTION OF THE EXCHANGES 1. Function of the Central Processing Unit CP-63 Exchange "A" Exchange "B" To make communications between exchanges possible in the EXES- Dial data 6000 system, the CP-63 and the Tie-line Interface Unit TI-62 are required in addition to the exchange EX-610 or the EX-620. The TI-62 is the interface unit for transmitting and receiving audio signals and dial data signals between the exchanges. Audio After receiving dial signals from the station, the CP-63 transm
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3. Numbering schedule for stations and paging zones A. With personal number (Standard) Numbering for stations Numbering for paging zones Type of 7 zones Paging zone per exchange Model With exchange Without Paging per paging exchange All call Zone EX-610 Single Exchange (EX-1) Exchange "A" (EX-2A/3A) EX-620 EX-610 Exchange "B" (EX-2B/3B) EX-620 EX-610 Exchange "C" (EX-3C) EX-620 B. Without personal number Numbering for stations Numbering for paging zones Type of 7 zones Paging zone per exchange M
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6. The relationship between the PI unit and the LM unit Exchange "A" Exchange "B" The case where it is necessary to make the paging call from the exchange without the PI unit to the other exchange (s). Set "Paging" DIP switch (SW-B-4) to ON. You may not substitute the LM unit (LM8 or LM16) for the PI unit. EX-610: Max. 48 stations, EX-620: Max. 112 stations paging call is possible Exchange "A"
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WIRING FOR TIE-LINE CONNECTION OF THE EXCHANGES Each exchange can be connected by means of a cable with a diameter of 0.65mm (25.6 mils.) for a 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 Unit TI-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 BX-610/620 is used, its t
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4. The Example of connection of EX-620 exchange YR-801 must be connected to J15 for EX-620 exchange (for 128 stations), or to J7 for EX-610 exchange (for 64 station) EX-620 BX-620 EX-610 BX-610 J15 T1 J7 T1 "Exchange A" "Exchange B" EX-620 EX-620 Terminal board Terminal board BX-620 BX-620 YR-810 YR-810 for stations for stations YR-801 YR-801 for Tie-line for Tie-line The cables between the exchanges (4 wires x 8 links) "Exchange A" "Exchange B" BX-620 T1 BX-620 T1 — 9 —
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5. The Example of connection of EX-620 exchange YR-810 must be connected to J15 for EX-620 exchange (for 128 stations), or to J7 for EX-610 exchange (for 64 station) "Exchange C" "Exchange A" "Exchange B" EX-620 EX-620 EX-620 Terminal board Terminal Board Terminal board BX-620 BX-620 BX-620 YR-810 YR-810 YR-810 for stations for stations for stations YR-801 for Tie-line YR-801 for Tie-line YR-801 for Tie-line The cables between the exchanges (4 wires × 4 links) The cables between the exchanges (4
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PART 1. OPERATING OF CP UNIT AND NO. 200 PROGRAMMING 1. PRECAUTIONS FOR INSTALLATION OF CP-63 Please read following instructions carefully to ensure proper operation of the CP-63 1. Be careful about damage by static electricity as the CP-63 8. We suggest you replace the soldered button battery GB50-3FA1 incorporates CMOS IC's. Do not touch components and connec- (115-42-031-9) with the new one according to the following list tors. that shows an expected life span of the battery. 2. Turn off the
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2. INITIAL CP-63 SET UP In the event of the tie-line system, programming has to be set up in every exchange. Make sure that you have turned off the AC power switch. 1. Connect Data Transmitting Unit (DT- Connect the exchange, terminal boards and stations. E11) and Data Receiving Unit (DR- B61). 2. Set channel select switches (CHAN- Are Data Transmitting and Receiving Units used? NEL SELECT) of DT-E11. 3. Set word select switches (WORD SELECT) of DR-B61. Remove CP-63 from the exchange. Set mi
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3. TROUBLE SHOOTING Error ROM • RAM Chip No. 3-1 Check of ROM & NMOS-RAM - No calls on the system. 1. Put the 4 "LINK SELECT" switches of the HC upward (Link No. 15 Example SELECT) and switch on the AC power of the exchange. 2. If there is no error, the indication lamps will not light. No. 1 and No. 2 out of 4 pcs 3. In the event of a memory error, the lamps may light as shown in the example ROMs (2732) have "read" of Fig. 1. error. 4. The error indications will remain on until you use Link No.
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3-6 The order of Tie-line link usage The Tie-line Link Number which is used in calls between exchanges As Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 show, in the exchanges which make calls, the is not directly indicated, but you can possibly get it from the link DL Link Number corresponds with Tl Tie-line Link Number. number which is indicated on the HC-62. In the exchange which is called, the Tie-line Link Number of the Tl When one Tie-line Link brings up some problems which cause the Unit is fixed by connection betwee
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Reference for Connection Link Number between DL and Tl Link Exchange which calls Exchange which is called Tl Tie-line Link Number Tl Tie-line Tie-line DL 2 Tie-lines 3 Tie-lines Link Number Link No Link After power switch Fixed by Connection is on, Links are Cable between used in numerical Exchanges order Note. If the Tl Tie-line Link which corresponds with the DL Link No. is already busy, then, the next Tie-line Link is automatically used. — 15 —
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4. CP-63 DIP SWITCHES FOR FUNCTION SELECTION Functions Switch OFF Switch ON Link Selection; Link No. 0 ~ 3 Not Activate Activate Link Selection; Link No. 4 ~ 7 Activate Not Activate SW-A Link Selection; Link No. 8 ~ 1 1 Activate Not Activate Link Selection; Link No. 12 ~ 15 Not Activate Activate Time Interval Adjustment before Paging None 1 sec Pre-announcement tone Conference Not Activate Activate Call Transfer, Paging during Normal Call Not Activate Activate Exective Priority (High priority) N
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5. DIP SWITCH SELECTION AND STATION NO. 200 PROGRAMMING FOR EACH FUNCTION No. 200 Programming should be proceeded in the following manner. 1. Write down the required data in "8. Programming Data Table (Page 42 ~ 47)". 2. Carry out the registration according to "6. Function Code Table for Station No. 200 Programming (Page 18 ~ 20)" and "7. Station No. 200 Programming for Each Function (Page 21 ~ 40)". Registration or CP DIP Switch No. 200 Programning Function Operation at Function Function Each S
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6. FUNCTION CODE TABLE FOR STATION NO. 200 PROGRAMMING A. Clearance at one time Func- Function Function tion Clearance of Function Function Registration on All Stations Clearance of Function by Function Group Group Code Numbering schedules Confirmation 40 of Tie-line system tone Selection of Calling Confirmation 41 Tone tone Selection of Paging Confirmation S 42 Pre-announcement Tone tone Confir- mation (Clears function group S) Confirmation Time-out of tone 45 Conversation tone Confirmation Tim
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FUNCTION CODE TABLE FOR STATION NO. 200 PROGRAMMING B. Programming of System Initially Function Function Function Remarks Operating for Programming Programmed Group Code Mode The following standard station numbering schedules of the exchanges A, B and C are obtainable. (Hardwired station number) Numbering Schedules B Standard SW-C-1 A C of Tie-line System Station OFF 200 ~ 470 ~ 740 ~ Numbering First station number ON 100 ~ 400 ~ 700 ~ 40 A/B/C= set-up in each 200/470/740 exchange or The first s
