Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual

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IMX/GM.X 416/832 INSlXLLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTAJLATION 
Issue 1, November 1994 
FIGURE 3-57. LOOP/GROUND START CARD OLGC) 
LED INDICATORS 
6 
< 
AMPHENOL-TYPE . 
CONNECTOR 
THESE NUMBERS 
ARE SILKSCREENED 
ON THE CARD 
: 
. ..$ 
P :.:::. 
. . . . . . . 
* 
2 STRAPS STRAPS FOR 
- ClFiCUlT3 
1 STRAPS FOR 
- CIRCUIT2 
0 STFIAPS FOR 
- CIRCUIT1 
7 STRAPS FOR 
- ClRCUiT8 
6 STFWS FOR 
- CIRCUIT7 
5 - STRAPSFOR 
CIRCUIT 6 
2 STRAPSFOR 
Q CIRCUIT 5 
FUSES 
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IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION % MAINTENANCE 
FIGURE 3-58. LOOP START CARD (LSC) 
LED INDICATORS 
AMPHENOL-TYPE 
l 
CONNECTOR 
CARD ACTIVE (GREEN) 
FUSES 
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IMWGMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION 
Issue 1, November 1994 
E&M Cards (EM&) 
6.50 
Install each EMC as described below (see RE- 
PLACEMENT PARTS for the part number). Refer to 
Figure 3-59 on page 3-100 for an illustration. 
NOTE: When inserting or removing the Matrix Card, 
Expansion Card, and/or the computer cards, the system 
power must be turned off to prevent damage to the cards. 
However, station and trunk cards can be inserted or re- 
moved with power on. (After inserting a Tl Card, wait 
ten seconds before inserting any other card.) 
(1) 
(2) 
(3) Check to see that all components on the card are 
seated securely in their sockets and that no pins 
are bent. 
Check the fuses. There are 24 specially designed 
fuses on each EMC that cannot be replaced in the 
field (see page 2-21 for more information). 
Depending on the type of E&M trunk to be in- 
stalled on each individual EMC circuit, place the 
associated jumper plugs in the proper “signaling type” (1,2,4, or 5) and “audio type” (2-wire or 
4-wire) positions. 
NOTE: When setting the jumper plugs, note the 
unique ordering of the EMC circuits as shown in 
Figure 3-59. 
Install the EMCs one at a time with the compo- 
nents 
facing right. They may be installed in any 
slot, and slots may be skipped, if desired. How- 
ever, to facilitate installation and programming, 
it is recommended that the cards be installed to 
match one of the default configurations as close- 
ly as possible. (Refer to page 2-18 for informa- 
tion on default configurations.) 
NOTE: When powered up, the system config- 
ures the software to match one of the default card 
configurations. If the actual cards installed do 
not exactly match the selected configuration, ad- 
justments must be made in database program- 
ming. If changing card types (e.g., changing 
from an LGC to an EMC), refer to the program- 
ming procedures on page 5-171 and to the infor- 
mation on pages 3-7 through 3-9. 
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IMx/GMx 
416/832 IN~~xLL?=-= pRAcTIcEs TNm & -ANCE 
FIGURE 3-59. 
E&M CARD (EMC) 
 
2 
j 
LED INDICATORS 
< 
AMPHENOL-TyPE 
CONNECTOR - 
MAKE-BUSY 
SWITCH - 
(RESERVED FOR 
FUTURE USE) 
SIGNALING TYPE 
SELECTION JUMPERS 
FUSES THESE 
NUMBERS 
ARE SILKSCREENED 
ON THE CARD 
1 J 
- JUMPERS FOR 
CIRCUtT 2 
0 - JUMPERSF 
ClRCLm ‘OR 
1 
3 - JUMPERS FOR 
CIRCUIT 4 
2 - JUMPERS FOR 
CIRCUIT 3 
AUDI6 TYPE 
SELECTION JUMP- 
ERS 
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(1) If installing the optional on-board Channel Ser- 
vice Unit (CSU), follow these steps: 
I 
a. NOTE: The on-board CSU can now be pur- 
chased directly from Inter-Tel using part 
number 440.3004. 
Carefully plug the CSU into the large socket 
provided on the card (see Figure 3-60). 
b. Place the DSX/CSU jumper plug in the CSU 
(518) position. 
C. Depending on the distance to the nearest pub- 
lic network Tl repeater, place the line build- 
out (LBO) attenuation jumper plug in the 
appropriate position: 15dB (521) for O-1599 
feet, 7SdB (J20) for 1600-2999 feet, or OdB 
(J19) for 3000-6000 feet. 
Tl cards (Tics) 
6.51 
Install each TlC as described below (see RE- 
PLACEMENT PARTS for the part number). Refer to 
Figure 3-60 on page 3-102 for an illustration. 
NOTE: Like the other station and trunk cards, Tl Cards 
can be inserted or removed with the system power 
turned on, as long as the Tl span is not connected to the 
card. However, after inserting a Tl Card while rhepow- 
er is on, wait at least ten seconds before inserting any 
other card. Also, 
before removing a Tl Card whilepow- 
er is on, first press the make-busy switch on the card and 
allow the system to “busy out” the Tl span, then unplug 
the Tl span from the connector on the card (see page 
2-23 for more information on the make-busy switch). 
If the optional on-boaid CSU is not installs 
place the DSXKSU jumper plug in the DSX 
(J17) position. 
(2) Check the part number of the component 
installed in socket U45 (see Figure 3-60). 
If the component is Weltsi with number 
LXP600, a jumper plug must be installed in 
location J32. 
If the component is label& with number 
Lxp602, a jumper plug must be installed in 
location J33. 
(3) Check to make sure the remaining jumper straps 
and plugs are installed in the following locations 
on the card (see Figure 3-60 for card orienta- 
tion): 
JUlUPERPlNS 
J14 ova pins 2-5 
J15 Ova the top hvo pins 
(4) Check to see that all components on the card are 
seated securely in their sockets and that no pins 
are bent. 
(5) Install the TlCs one at a time (waiting at least ten 
seconds between installations if the system pow- 
er is on) with the components facing right. The 
cards may be installed in any slot, and slots may 
be skipped, if desired. 
NOTE: When powered up, the system config- 
ures the software to match one of the default card 
configurations (see page 2-18). If the actual 
cards installed do not exactly match the selected 
configuration, adjustments must be made in da- 
tabase programming. If changing card types 
(e.g., changing from an LGC to a TlC), refer to 
the programming procedures on page 5-171 and 
to the information on pages 3-7 through 3-9. 
(6) After installing the TlCs, optional Tl alarm sig- 
naling devices may be connected to the cards at 
any time. Refer to page 3-37 for more informa- 
tion. 
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FIGURE 3-60. TlC CARD (Tic) 
LED INDICATORS 
PROVIDING REF- 
ERENcEcLDcK 
ALARM RELAY JACK - 
SERIAL PORT JACK- 
NOT CURRENTLY USED 
Tl SPAN JACK - 
BANTAM TEST JACKS * 
Tl SPAN DB15 _ 
CONNECTOR DSWCSU 
SELECTION JUMPER 
SELECTION JUMPER 
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J. CHECK TEIE TELECOMMUNICATION 
CIRCUIT CARD INSTALLATION 
6.52 After all of the circuit cards have been installed 
in both the main equipment cabinet and the expansion 
cabinet, check the installation by performing the fol- 
lowing steps. 
NOTE: If, on expanded systems, the expanded system 
software is not already installed on the hard disk drive, 
the LEDs on the cards in the expansion cabinet will not 
light as described below. If not already done, install the 
expanded software as described on page 3-146 before 
performing the steps below. 
(1) Ensure that the progrd3 monitor attached 
to the peripheral connector panel is plugged into 
an AC power source and turned on. 
(2) Turn ON the AC POWER switch on each power 
supply unit (main supply first, if not already on) 
and observe the system power-up process as out- 
lined in step 8 on page 3-85. 
(3) After the power-up process is complete, check 
the top (green) LED on each DKSC, KSC, 
KSC-D, SLC, IDC, LGC, LX, EMC, and TIC 
installed in the system. 
If the top LED on every 
card is lit, proceed to step 4. 
If not, follow these 
steps: 
a. Remove all station and trunk cards that do 
not have a lit green LED and check them for 
shorted or loose components, bent pins, etc. 
NOTE: DO NOT remove the Matrix Card or 
the Expansion Card with the system power 
turned on. 
b. Re-insert the cards one at a time and check 
the top LED again. If the LED is not lit afier 
15 secondr, replace the defective card. 
(4) Measure the following voltages on the Matrix 
Card and the Expansion Card. A digital voltme- 
ter of fOS% accuracy is required. Insert the 
“common” voltmeter probe into the ground 
point (TB) and insert the other probe into the de- 
sired voltage test point. (Refer to Figure 3-51 on 
page 3-B and Figure 3-52 on page 3-B for sys- 
tem voltage test point locations.) 
TPlloTP8 
TF’2toTP8 
TP3toTP8 
TF’StoTp8 
TF’4toTP8 
TP6toTpS 
TP7toTp8 -5 fl.4VDC 
+5.1 &oJVDC 
+12.5 fl.sVDC 
-12 &l.lVDC 
+30.5 jg.9vDc 
-49 i7.oVDC 
8.9 &WAC 
NOTE: The AC ring voltage (VRING) mea- 
sured on the MXC and EXP Card is yio the actual 
power supply ring voltage of 9OVAC. 
(5) Referring to Figure 3-25 on page 3-42, measure 
the following voltages on the back of the main 
and expansion Telecom Motherboards. Use 
ground as a reference. 
PWR ALARhI (+4mDC) *om 
CFCP (+5.2VDC to +5.8VDC) fO.lsVDC 
CPCN (-o.lVDC to -0.7VDq ~O.lWDC 
FWR GOOD (t4.7VDC) f 0.15VDC 
NOTE: As long as the CPCP measurement is at 
least O.lV higher than the actual +5V measure- 
ment and the CPCN measurement is at least O.lV 
lower than the actual ground measurement, the 
voltages are within tolerance. 
(6) If the voltages are within tolerance, proceed to 
the next section. If any of the voltages are out of 
tolerance, isolate the defective card(s) by fol- 
lowing these steps: 
a. While monitoring the out-of-tolerance volt- 
age, remove the station and trunk cards one at 
a time. 
b. If the voltage returns to an acceptable level, 
replace the defective card(s). 
If the voltage remains out of tolerance con- 
tact Customer Support. 
CAUTION 
Do NOT attempt to adjust the power supply voltages 
without first contacting Customer Support. Damage 
caused by unauthorized voltage adjustment is not 
covered by the warranty. 
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IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
K. COMPLETE TEIE EQUIPMENT CABINET 
INSTALLATION 
6.53 Complete the equipment cabinet installation as 
follows: 
(1) 
If any of the telecommunication cables (includ- 
ing any line cona3 or ribbon cables used 
for Tl) 
are being dmlpped ftvm the ceiling, rather than 
being routed up from the floor, install the two 
cable brackets (included with the system) on the 
back of the main equipment cabinet. The cable 
bracket can be installed on either the left or the 
right side (screw holes are provided on both 
sides). Then secure the telecommunication 
cables to the cable bracket with a cable tie. 
NOTE: The expansion cabinet also comes with 
a cable bracket that can be installed on the back 
of the expansion cabinet for the same purpose. 
(2) For the main cabinet, route the corresponding 
telecommunication cables (with attached female 
amphenol-type connectors or modular jack/ 
DBl5 connectors) in through the bottom rear of 
the cabinet, through the telecom cable tray, and 
out the front. (3) 
(4) 
(5) 
For the expansion cabinet, route the correspond- 
ing telecommunication cables (with attached 
female amphenol-type connectors or modular 
jack/DBlS connectors) in through the bottom 
rear of the expansion cabinet, through the tele- 
corn cable tray, and out the front. 
Connect each labeled female amphenol-type 
connector to the X)-pin male connector on the 
corresponding card. For Tl trunks, connect each 
labeled line cord or ribbon cable to the Tl jack or 
DB15 connector on the corresponding Tl Card. 
NOTE: Before connecting any Tl spans to the 
Tl Cards in the equipment cabinet, always make 
sure the system power is turned on. All Tl spans 
should always be disconnected from their cards 
before turning the system power on or off. They 
should also be disconnected before pressing the 
reset switch on the HDLC Card. 
Secure each cable to the equipment cabinet or 
the expansion cabinet with a cable tie, leaving 
enough slack so that the card can be removed or 
replaced if necessary. 
Replace the front door(s) and rear panel(s) on the 
cabinet(s). 
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7. SlATION INSIALLATION 
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7.1 Digital keysets are connected to Digital Keyset 
Cards. Analog keysets, analog DSWBLF Units, and At- 
tendant Computer Consoles are connected to Keyset 
Cards. ESLSs, SLJs, single-line M’MF sets, and play- 
back devices are comtected to Single-Line Cards and/or 
Jnward Dialing Cards. 
41 Connectmg a statton mstrument to the wrong type 
NOTE: For information on installing the GX and GMX 
station instruments, refer to appendixes A and B in the 
back of this manual. 
A. IMX 416/832 DIGITAL KEYSET 
INSTALLATION 
7.2 Before installing the digital keysets, unpack each 
one and check for damage. If items are damaged or 
missing, contact Customer Support. Each keyset should 
have the following: 
0 Baseplate 
0 One six-foot, three-pair line cord 
l One handset 
l One four-conductor coiled handset cord 
0 Slide-out directory card (IMIX version) 
l Extra feature key templates 
Optional Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) 
7.3 All Executive Digital Keysets are equipped with 
LCDs. Standard Digital Keysets are available in both 
display and non-display models. Non-display keysets 
can be converted to display keysets by installing an LCD 
Kit (part number 828.1211) as outlined below. 
7.4 To convert a non-display Standard Digital Keyset 
to a display keyset, install the LCD Kit as outlined in the 
following steps (refer to Figure 3-61 on page 3-106): 
(1) Unpack the LCD kit. There should be a clear 
plastic display window, an LCD unit, a ribbon 
cable, and four small Phillips-head screws. 
(2) Remove the line cord and handset cord from the 
keyset. Then loosen the four screws on the bot- 
tom of the keyset. 
(3) Carefully open the keyset to expose the control 
board. To fully open the keyset, disconnect the 
following wires from the keyset control board: 
(4 
(5) 
(6) 
(7) 
line (J2), microphone (J4), handset (J5), and, if 
equipped, data port (J3). See Figure 3-61. 
Disconnect the speaker wires (J6) from the key- 
set control board. 
Remove the single screw securing the control 
board and carefully flip the control board back to 
expose the inside of the faceplate top housing. 
Remove the dummy cover from the display 
opening in the top housing of the faceplate by 
pushing on the cover from the front of the keyset. 
(On some models, it may also be necessary to re- 
move tape that is securing the dummy cover 
from the inside.) 
From the inside of the faceplate top housing, in- 
sert the top edge of the clear plastic window into 
the display opening and slide the window up into 
place. 
Remove the covering from the LCD unit and in- 
stall as follows: 
a. 
If not already connected, slide open the bar of 
the clamp connector on the back of the LCD 
unit, insert one end of the ribbon cable into 
the connector, and close the bar. 
+ t 
f-t w 
OPEN CLOSE 
NOTE: The blue stripe on the near end of the 
ribbon cable should be visible from the back 
side of the LCD unit (see Figure 3-61). Also, 
ensure that the metal strips on the end of the 
ribbon cable are fully seated and properly 
aligned in the connector. 
b. Position the LCD unit on the clear plastic 
window so that the screw holes in the LCD 
unit align with the screw holes in the face- 
plate top housing. Install the four Phillips- 
head screws to hold the LCD unit in place. 
c. Leaving the free end of the LCD ribbon cable 
exposed, flip the control board back over, 
place it in its original position, and re-insert 
the single screw that held it in place. 
d. Slide open the bar of the LCD clamp connec- 
tor (Jl) on the control board (see Figure 
3-61), insert the free end of the ribbon cable 
into the connector, and close the bar. 
NOTE: The blue stripe on the free end of the 
ribbon cable should face down toward the 
keyset control board. Also, ensure that the 
metal strips on the end of the ribbon cable are 
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fully seated and properly aligned in the con- of the faceplate housing is still fully seated and 
nectar. properly aligned. 
(9) Reconnect the line (J2), microphone (J4), hand- (11) Reattach the back of the keyset. 
set (J5), speaker (J6), and, if equipped, data port 
(53) wires to the keyset control board. (12) To ensure that the LCD unit and keyset control 
board are properly come&d and functioning, 
(10) Ensure that the ribbon cable connecting the key- perform the k&et self-test as described on page 
set control board (J7) to the board in the bottom 3-107. 
FIGURE 3-61. STANDARD DIGITAL KEYSET LCD INSTALLATION 
CLAMP 
CONNECTOR 
 BLUE STRIPE MUST BE 
VISIBLE FROM THIS SIDE RIBBON 
CABLE 
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, 
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, 
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Jl 
0 
, 
I 52 
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53 
0 
.- 
I J6 
II’ 1 
I’ 
7 LCD UNlT 
_ LCDCLAMP 
CONNECTOR 
KEYSET 
- CONTROL 
BOARD 
FACEPLATE HOUSING (INSIDE VIEW) 
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