Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual

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IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION 
Issue 1, November 1994 
l?IGURE3-46. 68OOOEXPANDEDCO-PROCESSOR(PR068E)CARD 
SERIAL PORT 2 
TO SERIAL PORT 1 
- 60-PIN CONNECTOR 
TO HDLC CARD 
- STRAP LOCATION 
- DB9 CONNECTORS 
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FIGURE 3-47. MODEM CARD 
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- MODULAR JACKS 
DIP SWITCHES 
NOTE: Depending on the specific model of Modem Card being installed, the location and order 
of the PHONE jack and the LINE (or WALL) jack can vary from card to card. 
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FIGURE 3-48. MFM-TYPE DISK CONTROLLER CARD 
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TO SYSTEM STATUS PANEL 
W-PIN CONNECTOR NOT CURRENTLY USED 
19PIN CONNECTOR TO HARD DISK DRIVE 
33-PIN CONNECTOR TO HARD DISK DRIVE 
33-PIN CONNECTOR TO FLOPPY DISK DRIVE 
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FIGURE 3-49. IDETYPE DISK CONTROLLER CARD 
STRAPS 
4-PIN CONNECTOR 
TO SYSTEM STATUS PANEL 
40-PIN CONNECTOR TO HARD DISK DRIVE 
34-PIN CONNECTOR TO FLOPPY DISK DRIVE 
NOTE: Both of these connectors on the edge of the card must be plugged into a single large 
(16-bit) slot on the PCMotherboard, rather than plugging only the bottom connector into a small 
(S-bit) slot. For proper slot locations, refer to the appropriate PC Motherboard drawing or to the 
instructions included with the motherboard. 
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G. INSTALL THE COMPUTER DRIVES 
NOTICE 
Personal computer (PC) technology is continually 
evolving. As it does, the 416/832 System will con- 
tinue to incorporate important design enhance- 
ments. Thus, depending on the actual version of 
equipment that is shipped, the following installa- 
tion instructions could vary somewhat. If revised 
instructions are included with the equipment, refer 
to them instead. 
6.34 Currently, there are two types of hard disk drives 
used on the 4161832 System: SJ&inch MFM-type (Mi- 
ni-Scribe 8425 or Seagate ST-225), and the new 
3&inch IDE-type (Quantum Pro-Drive 4Op;T Conner 
1 CP3000, Conner CP341, or Seagate ST312OA). Instal- 
lation instructions for both types are included. 
NOTE: These two hard disk drive types, along with 
their associated Disk Controller Cards and hard disk-to- 
controller interface cables, are not compatible. Either 
use all IDE-type equipment, or use all MFhWype equip 
ment. Do not 
mix the two types. 
CAUTION 
Both the hard disk drive and the floppy disk drive 
are static sensitive. When handling the disk drives, 
use a properly terminated anti-static wrist strap and 
work surface. Any static charge (no matter how 
small the charge) must be discharged from the 
body before touching the disk drives. The warranty 
for this equipment does not cover ahage caused 
by static or mishandling. Disk drives damaged in 
such a manner will not be replaced 
Floppy Disk Drive 
6.35 Install the floppy disk drive as outlined below. 
Refer to Figure 3-50 on page 3-83. 
(1) Ensure that the plastic slide rails have been in- 
stalled on both sides of the floppy disk drive. 
(2) Route the free ends of the disk-to-controller in- 
terface cables (that were previously attached to 
the Disk Controller Card) through the large cut- 
out in the right side of the disk drive mounting 
shelf, and then up and out through the front of the 
mounting shelf. 
(3) Plug the free end (the outside end if there are 
two) of the floppy disk-to-controller interface 
cable into the mule connector on the back of the 
floppy disk drive. NOTE: Be sure that the colored edge of the disk- 
to-controller cable aligns with Pin 1 on the disk 
drive’s male connector. 
(4) Remove one of the two disk drive power cables 
from the power supply chassis and plug the other 
end of the cable into the power connector on the 
back of the floppy disk drive. (There should now 
be two cables attached to the back of the floppy 
disk drive.) 
(5) While guiding the cables, carefully slide the 
floppy disk drive into the top slot of the disk 
drive mounting shelf until it locks into place (see 
Figure 3-50). 
NOTE: To provide adequate air circulation and 
dissipate excess heat, separate the two disk 
drives in the mounting shelf by installing the 
floppy disk drive in the top slot and the hard disk 
drive in the bottom slot. 
(6) Plug the free end of the disk drive power cable 
(removed in step 4) into one of the vacant disk 
drive connectors on the power supply chassis. 
Hard Disk Drive - MF’M-Qpe 
6.36 Install the MFM-type hard disk drive as outlined 
below. Refer to Figure 3-50 on page 3-83. 
(1) 
(2) 
(3) 
(4) 
(5) Ensure that the plastic slide rails have been in- 
stalled on both sides of the MFM-type hard disk 
drive. 
Plug the free end of the MFM-type hard20-con- 
a%ctor (A) disk-to-controller interface cable into 
the small male connector on the back of the hard 
disk drive. 
NOTE: Be sure that the colored edge of the disk- 
to-controller cable aligns with Pin 1 on the disk 
drive’s male connector. 
Plug the free end (the inside end if there are two) 
of the h4FM-type hard34-conductor (B) disk-to- 
controller interface cable into the large male 
connector on the back of the hard disk drive. 
NOTE: Be sure that the colored edge of the disk- 
to-controller cable aligns with Pin 1 on the disk 
drive’s male connector. 
Remove the second disk drive power cable from 
the power supply chassis and plug the other end 
of the cable into thepower connector on the back 
of the MFM-type hard disk drive. (There should 
now be three cables attached to the back of the 
hard disk drive.) 
While guiding the cables, carefully slide the 
MFM-type hard disk drive into the bottom slot of 
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the disk drive mounting shelf until it locks into 
place (see Figure 3-50). 
NOTE: To provide adequate air circulation and 
dissipate excess heat, separate the two disk 
drives in the mounting shelf by installing the 
floppy disk drive in the top slot and the hard disk 
drive in the bottom slot. 
(6) Plug the free end of the disk drive power cable 
(removed in step 3) into one of the vacant disk 
drive connectors on the power supply chassis. 
Hard Disk Drive - IDE-‘Qpe 
6.37 Install the IDE-type hard disk drive as outlined 
below. Refer to Figure 3-50 on page 3-83. 
NOTE: Quantum Pro-Drive 4Op;I, Comer CP3CKKI, 
Conner CP341, and Seagate ST312OA hard disk drives 
are equipped with “self-parking” heads. Do not attempt 
to park the heads on a hard disk drive that has se& 
parking keads. 
(1) 
(2) 
(3) Ensure that the frame extension brackets (which 
allow a 3j$-inch drive to be installed in a 
SJ&inch slot) and the plastic slide rails have 
been installed on both sides of the IDE-type hard 
disk drive. 
Plug the free end of the IDE-type (4O-conductor) 
huni disk-to-controller interface cable into the 
male connector on the back of the IDE-type hard 
disk drive. 
NOTE: Be sure that the colored edge of the disk- 
to-controller cable aligns with Pin 1 on the disk 
drive’s male connector. 
Remove the second disk drive power cable from 
the power supply chassis and plug the other end 
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of the cable into thepower connector on the back 
of the IDE-type hard disk drive. (There should 
now be two cables attached to the back of the 
hard disk drive.) 
While guiding the cables, carefully slide the 
IDE-type hard disk drive into the bottom slot of 
the disk drive mounting shelf until it locks into 
place (see Figure 3-50). 
NOTE: To provide adequate air circulation and 
dissipate excess heat, separate the two disk 
drives in the mounting shelf by installing the 
floppy disk drive in the top slot and the hard disk 
drive in the bottom slot. 
Plug the free end of the disk drive power cable 
(removed in step 3) into one of the vacant disk 
drive connectors on the power supply chassis. 
INSTALL THE PROGRAMMING 
MONITOR AND KEYBOARD 
The programming monitor and the keyboard 
must meet the requirements described in SPECIFICA- 
TIONS on page 2-36. To connect them to the 416/832 
System: 
(1) Carefully connect the monitor cable to the 
MONFIOR (DB9) port on the peripheral con- 
nector panel. 
(2) Plug the monitor’s power cable into an AC pow- 
er source (e.g., one the auxiliary receptacles on 
the power supply chassis). 
(3) Carefully connect the keyboard cable to the 
KEYBOARD @-pin DIN) port on the peripheral 
connector panel. 
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FIGURE 3-50. 
INS’IALLING THE COMPUTER DISK DRIVES 
FLOPPY DISK DRIVE 
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DISK DRIVE 
MOUNTING SHELF 
 
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HARD DISK DRIVE 
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IMX/GMX 416/832 lNS’E4JLA’I’ION & MAINTENANCE 
I. INSTALL THE TELECO MMUNICATION 
CIRCUITCARDS 
639 With the exception of the Matrix Card (which is 
installed in the last slot of the main cabinet - slot 27) 
and the Expansion Card (which is installed in the last 
slot of the expansion cabinet -slot 27), the telecommu- 
nication circuit cards can be installed in any card slot. 
However, to facilitate installation and programming, it 
is recommended that the cards be installed to match one 
1 of the two or three default configurations as closely as 
possible. (See SPECIFICATIONS, page 2-18, for more 
on default configurations.) 
CAUTION 
The cards and components are static sensitive. 
Handle the cards by the edges only and keep them 
in their protective bags until they are to be in- 
stalled. Do not bend or touch the pins of the com- 
ponents or subject them to a static charge. When 
working with the cards, use a properly terminated 
anti-static wrist strap and cover the work surface 
with the bag that protected the card during ship 
ping. Any static charge (no matter how small the 
charge) must be discharged from the body before 
touching the cards or components. The warranty 
for this equipment does not cover damage caused 
by static or mishandling. Can& or components 
damaged in such a manner will not be replaced 
Matrix Card @IXC) 
6.40 Before installing the Matrix Card (MXC) in the 
equipment cabinet, install the Matrix Peripheral Proces- 
sor Chip included with the software disks. This compo- 
nent, which works in conjunction with the software 
stored on the hard disk drive, determines the specific 
software package that the system will use. Refer to 
OVERVIEW, page l-2, for a listing of the available 
software packages. 
(1) Check the part number on the Matrix Peripheral 
Processor Chip. It should match the number of 
the software package that the customer pur- 
chased. Refer to REPLACEMENT PARTS for 
part numbers. 
(2) Place the MXC on a clean, flat surface. 
(3) Carefully insert the Matrix Peripheral Processor 
Chip in socket U13 on the MXC. The notch (or 
small dot in the comer indicating pin 1) on the 
component must match the notch of the outline 
silkscreened on the card -pin 1 on the chip to 
pin 1 on the socket. (See Figure 3-51 on page 
3-86 for chip location.) 6.41 If an expansion cabinet is installed, install the 
five MXC Expansion Chips and the EXP-to-MXC data 
cable as follows. Refer to Figure 3-51 on page 3-86 for 
an illustration of the card. 
(1) 
(2) 
(3) 
(4 
6.42 Carefully insert the small chip labeled 
74HCT541 in socket U8. The notch (or small dot 
in the comer indicating pin 1) on the component 
must match the notch of the outline silkscreened 
on the card -pinlonthechiptopinlonthe 
socket. 
Carefully insert the small chip labeled 74HC573 
in socket U21. The notch on the component must 
match the notch of the outline silkscreened on 
the card. 
Carefully insert the three large chips labeled 
MO88 in sockets U22, U43, and U45. The 
notches on the components must match the 
notches of the outlines silkscreened on the card. 
Install the free end of the EXP-to-MXC data 
cable on the back, inside wall of the main equip 
ment cabinet just below the connector for the 
Matrix Card. The colored edge (pin 1) of the rib- 
bon cable should be to the top. 
NOTE: The other end of the EXP-to-MXC data 
cable comes already installed on the back, inside 
wall of the expansion cabinet just above the con- 
nector for the Expansion Card. 
If desired, up to eight additional IXMF decoding 
circuits (besides the eight that already exist) can be add- 
ed to the MXC. Refer to SPECIFICAI’IONS, page 2-15, 
for more information on IYIMF decoding circuits. To 
install the DTMF Expansion Chips, follow the instruc- 
tions included with the kit (refer to REPLACEMENT 
PARTS for part numbers). 
6.43 Install the Matrix Card in the equipment cabinet 
as follows. Refer to Figure 3-51 on page 3-86 for an il- 
lustration of the card. 
(1) Check to see that all components on the card are 
seated securely in their sockets and that no pins 
are bent. 
(2) If connecting one or two erternal music sounq 
place the associated music-on-hold (MOH) 
jumper strap(s) (Port 1 or Port 2) on the MXC in 
the ON position (over the top two pins) to enable 
music, or place the jumper strap(s) in the OFF 
position (bottom two pins) to disable music. If 
enabled, outside callers will hear music when 
placed on hold. If disabled, outside callers will 
not hear music when placed on hold. 
NOTE: By entering a feature code, individual 
keyset users can choose to listen to background 
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(3) 
(4) 
(5) 
(6) 
(7) 
(8) music from either music source. For the Music- 
On-Hold feature, either music source can be as- 
signed on a trunk groupby-trnnk group basis. 
Make sure the main and expansion AC POWER 
switches an? turned OFF. Inserting or removing 
theiUXC with the power on may abnage thepm 
cessoI: 
With the components facing right, slowly and 
carefully insert the MKC in the last (27th) card 
slot in the bottom half of the main equipment 
cabinet. 
NOTE: To fully insert the MXC in an expanded 
system, it may be necessary to slightly re-align 
the HKP-to-MXC data cable that was installed in 
step 4 on the previous page. 
Attach the free end of the IS-pin HDLC-to-MKC 
interface cable to the E-pin connector on the 
MKC (the other end of the cable was previously 
attached to the HDLC Card). 
Attach the free end of the mod-to-mod line cord 
to the modular jack connector on the MXC (the 
other end of the line cord was previously at- 
tached to the Modem Card). 
Ensure that the programming monitor attached 
to the peripheral connector panel is plugged into 
an AC power source (e.g., one of the auxiliary re- 
ceptacles on the power supply chassis) and 
turned on. 
Turn ON the AC POWER switch on each power 
supply unit (main supply first) and observe the 
system power-up process: 
NOTE: The system is shipped with the operat- 
ing system software and the purchased software 
package already installed on the hard disk. 
If the 
system does notpower up as outlined below, con- 
tact Customer Support. 
a. The system performs a memory test. The 
MAJOR ALARM LED on the system status 
panel is lit, while the DISK ACIIVE LED 
should flash intermittently. The LEDs on the 
MX! are unlit. 
b. The system download process begins. 
c. The system checks the OS (operating system) 
status and displays the 416/832 copyright 
momentarily. d. 
e. The download process continues. During this 
stage of the download, the CPU ACTIVE 
LED on the system status panel should light. 
After the power-up process is complete, the 
monitor displays the Inter-Tel logo and the 
words “416/832 Applications.” The MAJOR 
ALARM and DISK ACIlVE LEDs should 
go out. (The DISK ACI’IVE LED will then 
flash whenever the hard disk is accessed.) 
(9) Measure the following system voltages on the 
MXC. A digital voltmeter of &OS% accuracy is 
required. Insert the “common” voltmeter probe 
into the ground point (II%) and insert the other 
probe into the desired voltage test point. (Refer 
to Figure 3-51 on page 3-86 for system voltage 
test point locations.) 
EST POINTS 
TPltoTP8 
TF’2toTP8 
TP3toTP8 
TPStoTP8 
TF’4toTP8 
TP6toTP8 
TP7toTP8 
YOl mGJE 
-5 &2o%vDc 
+s &2owDc 
+12 #o%vDc 
-12 &20%vDc 
+30 &2o%vDc 
-48-m 
9 &N%VAC 
NOTE: The AC ring voltage (VRING) mea- 
sured on the MXC is fro the actual power supply 
ring voltage of 9OVAC. 
(10) 
If the voltages are within tolerance, proceed to 
step 11. If the voltages are out of tolerance: 
a. 
b. 
C. 
d. Turn OFF the AC POWER switches (main 
supply first). 
Take out the MKC and check for shorted 
components. 
Re-insert the card, turn ON the AC POWER 
switches (main supply first), and check the 
voltages again. 
If still out of tolerance, turn OFF the AC 
POWER switches (main supply first) and re- 
place the defective MXC. 
(11) Turn OFF the AC POWER switches (main sup 
PlY first). 
(12) After installing the MXC, optional equipment 
such as music sources, power failure transfer 
equipment, signaling devices, etc. may be con- 
nected to the MXC terminal block at any time. 
Refer to page 3-142 for external music source in- 
stallation instructions. 
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FIGURE 3-51. MATRIX CARD (MXC) 1. 
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DTMF EXPANSION 
CHIP SOCKETS 
LED INDICATORS - 
SYSTEM VOLTAGE 
TEST POINTS 
-rDa LAmmm I I 
15PIN CONNECTOR - 
TO HDLC CARD 
RESET SWlTCH 
AMPHENOL-TYPE - 
CONNECTOR 
MUSIC-ON-HOLD 
(MOH) STRAPS . . . ” ,--.--, 
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TFa (GmuNo) 
MODULAR JACK 
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TO MODEM CARD 
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/ MXC EXPANSION 
CHIP SOCKETS 
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