Macrotel Mt360 Series Digital Key System Installation Manual

							IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRWTIONSI
Read and understand all instructions
Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product
Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol deaner Use a damp doth for deaning.Do not use this product near water, for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement,Do not olace this oroduct on an unstable cart. stand. or table The product mav fall causjna serious damaae to the Product.
Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are provkled for ventilation, to protect it from ov&reatfng; these openings mustnot be blocked or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing the product on the bed, sofa, rug or similar surface. This
product should never be placed near or-over a radiator or heat register This product should not be placed in a-built-in installation unless
proper ventilation is provided
This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If you are not sure of t he type of powersupply to your home, consult your dealer or local power company
(if provided with a grounded type attachment plug) This product is equipped with a three-wire grounding type plug, a plug having a third
(grounding), pin This plug will only fit into a grounding type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you areunable to insert the plug into the
outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet Do not defeat the safety purposes of the grounding type plug.(If provided with a
polarized attachment plug) This product is equipped with a polarized line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other) This plug will fit into
the power outlet only one way This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet try reversing the plug If the plugshould still not fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purposes of the polarized plug.
Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this product where the cord will be abused by persons walking on it.
Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in the risk of fire or electric shock,
Never push objects of any kind into this product through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could
result in a risk of fire or electric shock Never spill liquid of any kind on the product
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this product, but take it to a qualified serviceman when some service or repair work is
required Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or other risksIn correct reassembly can cause electric shock
when the appliance is subsequently used
Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions
A When the power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed
B If liquid has been spilled into the product
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C. If the product has been exposed to rain or waterD If the product does not operate normally by following the operating instructions Adjust only thosecontrols, that are covered by the operating instructions because improper adjustment of other controls
may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product
to normal operation
E If the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged
F If the product exhibits a distinct change in performance.
Avoid using a telephone (other than a cordless type) during an electrical storm There may be a remote risk of electric
shock from lightning.
Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak
Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm
Never install telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jack is specifically designed for wet locations
Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or terminals unless the telephone line has been disconnected at the
network interface.
Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines, The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to 
thepresence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the productThe installation instructions
provided with equipment intended to be locally powered over telecommunications wiring systems shall include all of the following
A. The current limitations and maximum overcurrent protection for Level C circuits.
BReference to the specific power supply or current iimiting device provided with the product and,
C Detailed instructions showing the proper method of installation and connections to the
telecommunications wiring system.
To reduce the risk of fire or iniurv to mrsons. read and follow these instructionsUse only the following type and bize baitery(ies)’ Lead-Acid Battery 24V
Do not dispose of the batterv(ies) in a fire. The cell may explode Check with local codes for possible specialdisposal instructions.- . ’.Do not open or mutilate the battery(ies). Released electrolyte is corrosive and may cause damage to the eyes or skinIt may be toxic if swallowed
Exercise care in handling batteries in order not to short the battery with conducting materials such as rings, bracelets,
and keys The battery or conductor may overheat and cause burns
Charge the battery(ies) provided with or identified for use with this product only in accordance with instructionsand limitations specified in this manual.Observe proper polarity orientation between the battery(ies) and battery chargersDo not mix old and new batteries in this product (applies to products employing more than one user replaceable
secondary battery)
Do not mix batteries of different sizes or from different manufacturers in this product (applies to products employing
more than one user replaceable secondary battery).
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							MOUNTING THE CABINET
The central unit (KSU) is a single cabinet to be mounted on thewall. ft should be situated so that it is easily accessible, to
ease installation and maintenance.
At least 12 inches of free space must exist above and below thecabinet. 12 inches are also required on the right side of the
cabinet in 
ord,er to connect the cables.
Screw the mounting screws into the wall, 7.5 inches apart, andabout 63 inches from the floor. Allow a bit of the screw to
protrude between the wall and the screw head.
Hang the KSU cabinet on the screws.
CONNECTION OF CABLES
p...*.Leave 12 inches of freei **..,.-- . . . . . . .space,aroundtheKSU
Mount the screws
at least 63 inches
i from the floor
When mounting the KSU on a
concrete or mortar wall always
use anchor plugs
Run the cables for the external (CO ) lines and for the telephoneextensions from the cabinet to the MDF or the distribution blocks Atwisted two-wire cable, of 24 AWG, is recommended as the extension
cable. The maximum loop range for the dffital extensions is 984 feet.lnduded are three cables for the external lines. cable 1 for lines 1-3,cable 2 for lines 4-6, and cable 3 for lines 7-8. the cables are three-pairwith modular plugs 6/6 in one end.A 25 pair with a 50 pin Amphenolplug (female) cable is required for telephone extensions (Not in-cluded)
It is recommended that excess voltage protection be installed on aeriallines or other lines where there is a risk for excess voltageThere isone connection on the KSU for a power failure transfer phone. One
standard single line telephone set should be connected here. In the
case of a power failure, line 1 will be connected to this telephone set.
The power outlet must be dadicated 116-240 volt, 50160 Hz, 3-wire 10Amps. ITSHALL NOTBE SWITCHED.Power outlet should bewithin reach of the 
KSU’s power cord. Avoid using extensioncords.SYSTEM 
SPEClFICATlONSELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
POWER RAnNG
115V @ 0.5 Amp(105 Vat - 128, 50160Hz)220V @ 0.27 Amp(207 Vat - 253 Vat, 50/60Hz)
Current rating
1A
Fusesac/dc 2APower consumption
with no ATA installed120 watts (add 8 watts per ATA installed
FLASH TlMiNGThe default is 
.7 sec. This is programmable from .l w 1.5 set
PAUSE llMlNG
Pause time is programmable as 1.5,2.0,3.5 or 5.0 sec. Defauft
pause time is 2.0 sec.
DTMF TONE DURATlONDTMF tone duration are programmable. The tones can be
programmed as 70,120, or 150 msec. Default is 120 msec.
CADANCESThe Cadances are programmed into an EPROM (27128)
Dial Tone
425 HzContinuous
Special Dial Tone425 Hz320ms on 1 Oms off
Ring Tone425 Hz1 OOOms on 4000ms offBusy Tone
425 Hz500ms on 50ms off
Fast Busy Tone425 Hz200ms on 200ms offNumber Available
950 Hz330ms on 30ms off
Transfer Dial Tone 1400 Hz330ms on 30ms off
MUSIC SOURCEAn Internal melody source is present. An external music sourcecan be plugged into the external music phono jack.
HEA T DISIPA 7lON380 BTUS Maximum
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							Plug the power cord into the AC INPUT.
Check the following items BEFORE turning on the powerswitch:1) Is the voltage range in the correct position?
115V .SAMP, position is for AC voltage input:
105 VAC 
- 128 VAC, 50 Hz/60 Hz.
220V .27AMP, position is for AC voltage input:
207 VAC - 253 VAC, 50 Hz160 Hz.
2) Is the 
“NORMAURESET” switch in the NORMAL position?
Now turn on the power switch, and check that the “SYS IND”
LED is flashing to indicate the KSU is operating. LED will beginflashing within 15 seconds after turning the system “ON.”
‘ower Connection
Main Switch-
AC Fuse
DC Fuss
AC Voltage
Selector
Modem for RPM
Cold Reset Switch‘
System Lamg
SMDC
Connection of
External Lines 7-8
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Battery Connection
Loud Bell
Music Volume
Music Source
External Page
Connection of
Extensions l-24
EarthConnection
Power Failure
Telephone Conn.
Connection of
External Lines 4-6
Connection of
External Lines l-3INSTALLATION OF CENTRAL
OFFICE TRUNKS
Plug the C.O. plugs into the outside line jacks 
COl, C02, and
CO3 are plugged into jack labeled CO1 -CO3. CO4,5, and 6 areplugged into jack labeled CO4-C06. CO7 and 8 are plugged
into jack labeled CO7-C08.
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							INSTALLATION OF POWER FAILURElNSTAUAT/ON OF STATIONS
TRANSFER PHONE
Plug a single line telephone into the jack labeled
“PWR FAILURE PHONE”.
Plug the amphenol connectors into the station port labeled“STAl TO STA24”, as below. See page 2.8 for wiring andextension numbers.
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							INSTAKATION OF SMDR AND MODEMINSTALLATION OF ACCESSORIES
Plug the male end with DB9 of the cable into the SMDR port andMODEM port in the KSU. See below.
1) External paging: plug the input jack of the amplifier into
the earphone jack labeled “EXT PAGE” in the KSU.
Modem connection for remote access:
Useof a null modem cable is required forthe KSU to modem side.2) Music-on-hold /background music: The KSU automaticallvA null modem cable inverts pins 2 and 3 for a local connection,
connect directly to a computer’s 
Corn 1 or Corn 2 port, use astandard O-pin to 25pin cable.
PC?
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Tlma=:F
MODEM
9 PIN
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25 Plrwl
25 
PIN
has an internal music-source (chimes) for musicon hold andbackground music. lf afternative music is required, simply
plug the earphone jack of a radio, tape player, etc. into the
jack marked “MUSIC SOURCE”. The volume of the music
can be changed by the control labeled “MUSIC VOLUME”.
External paging output must be amplified. Therefore use of
a seperate amplifier or amplified speaker is required.
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							INSTALLING THE LOUD BELL
To perform the loud bell function, a loud bell and a DC power
supply which can provide +12 VDC and 1 AMP DC currentminimum are needed to connect to the KSU. To avoid electro-
magnetic interferences, the loud bell should be kept at least 20feet away from the KSU.
The voltage and current rating for the loud bell that can be usedare : 100 VAC, 30 VDC, 2 AMP maximum.
BA77ERY INSTALLATiONInstall a 24V battery to the KSU, as below, to retain
system operation during loss of commercial power.
Note: Two 12V batteries may be substituted maximum amp. and
hour.
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							DB9 TO DB25 CABLE
DES-MALEDE25 - FEMALE
PINPIN
18DCD (DATA CARRIER DETECT)
23TD (TRANSMIT DATA)
32RD (RECEIVE DATA)420DSR (DATA SET READY)57GND (SIGNAL)
66DTR (DATA TERMINAL READY)74CTS (CLEAR TO SEND)
85RTS (REQUEST TO SEND)922RI (RING INDICATOR)DISPOSITION OF JACK (AMPHENOL) FOR EXTENSIONS
PORTWIRE COLOREXTENSION
1BLUE &WHITE10
IORANGE & WHITE
GREEN & WHITE;:4BROWN & WHITE135SLATE & WHITE146BLUE & RED157ORANGE & RED16:GREEN & RED17BROWN & RED1810SLATE & RED1911BLUE & BLACK2012ORANGE & BLACK2113GREEN & BLACK14BROWN & BLACK5:15SLATE & BLACK2416BLUE & YELLOW2517ORANGE & YELLOW2
1:GREEN & YELLOWBROWN & YELLOW;e’20SLATE & YELLOW21BLUE & VIOLET3’:22ORANGE & VIOLET3123GREEN & VIOLET32
24BROWN & VIOLET33
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poleNO.30
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Wire Eaenkn PortCobr No. No.
Viobt NoUsdViobt3324
Viobt3223vlobt3172
Viobt3021Y&m2??20Ydh2819Yellow2718Ydlow2617Yellow2516Blrsk2415Bluk2314Bluk2213Black2112Blacka011
tiii6whim 145whim 134Whim123whia112whim101
!WXE: ATA Extension Numbering. The first extension number of anATA is associated with the port it is connected toExample Port 24 = Extension 33. The second extension number is thefirst extension number plus 48 Example: 33+48=81
Pole 25
Pole 50
Pole 1Pole 26 
						

							There are two methods of programming. One is using the
Remote Programming package, which comes on a diskette,and is used with a PC. The other way is programming through
a Display or Executive set. This document explains the second
method.Database programming is accessed by entering 
F# tOnly
one person can access database programming at a given time.
A password is then entered to gain access to the programmingsection. Database programming is divided into six sections.
These are: Set, Line, Call Handling, Resource, Restriction, and
Peripheral. The following shows which features fall under each
category:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
System TypeMF or KF
setDay Class
Night Class
Routing Class of Service
Voice Mail Port
Line Assignment
Ring Assignment
AC Code (Forced)
Forced LCR
LineAuto Attendant
Hunt Group Answer
Dialing
Held Abandon
Call HandlingBarge-In
Barge AlertExclusive Hold Time
Flash Time
Remind TimeRecall Time
Pause Time
PBX Code
ResourceSystem Alarm
Attendant
Service
Night Start
Night End
User Names
Line NamesSystem SPD
Database Password
6. RestrictionToll Restriction
7. PeripheralSMDR Output
RMT X RateSMDR X RateWhen database programming is entered, each of the six
categories will appear in turn on the LCD display. Scroll throughthe categories by pressing the NEXT soft key. To program oneof the features in a certain category, press SHOW soft key.
Then scroll through the listof features in that category, using thesoft keys. Follow the directions on the screen, and press the
soft keys to program features.Using the soft keys and directions on the screen, the user is
able to program all the database features. This document is
mainly for reference use, as thedirections are, forthe most part,self-explanatory from the LCD display.
To begin, enter database programming, as follows:
Night Service
Set Group
Warning Tone
Drop Time-out
Set Position
MailboxPress: F# 
+(to enter database programming)
Enter six digit passwordDB PSWD 
:______BKSP SHOW CHG
Press: SHOW
NOTE: Default password is 000000
Line Group
Private To
Tone Time
Warning Time
Boss/Secretary
DISA
External CFW
Line-to-Line Conference
Camp-On
System Time
Set Copy
Line Copy
User PasswordCanned Message
Account Code Table
Hour Mode
KSU Revision
Default Setting
LCR Table
Loud Bell
SLT Hook Flash
Voice MailNOTE: F 
= FUNCTION KEY 
						

							SYSTEM TYPE
The installer assigns the FCC Registration type with this
program section. Either KF or MF can be selected.
After accessing database programming
Press : Show
Press : CHG to change or
Press : Next to Accept.System Type : MF
SET CATEGORYThe features in the Set Category refer to those features that areprogrammable on a per-set basis. The MT-360 Series is veryflexible in this way - many of the features are programmable byset. Many of these features can be programmed by the
individual user, through feature programming. Those features
to be programmed under database programming are as fol-
lows:Day Class
Night ClassRouting Class of Service
Voice Mail Port
Line Assignment
Ring Assignment
AC Code (Forced)
Forced LCR
Night Service
Set Group
Warning Tone
Drop Timeout
Set Position
Mailbox
After accessing database programming,1. set
BKSP NEXT SHOW
Press: SHOW
Show Set :BKSP SHOW CHG
Press: 10
if 10 is the set you
wish to program.
Press: SHOW
CLASS Of SERVICE (COS)
This section programs the day and night COS for the selected
station. Stations can be programmed to have COS of 0 -7, with
0 being the highest COS. COS is associated with features suchas toil restriction, Call barge-in, do not disturb override, etc.
NOTE: F = FUNCTION KEYDefault: All stations are programmed with class of service for
Day and Night 
= 0.
Press: SHOW
piF5z-qPress : NEXTPress: CHGPress: CHG
and so on.pi@=&JROUTING CLASS OF SERVICE
The routing COS is used for route selection in least cost routing
tables. Routing classes of service are programmed from 0 
- 3,to allow for different routing of a given call by different users.
Default: All stations have routing COS 
= 0.
Press : NEXT
Press: CHG
and so on.VOICE 
MAIL PORT ASSIGNMENT
A station port may be assigned as a +oice mail port, in order touse it as the interface to a voice mail system. If a port is
programmed as voice mail, calls to any stations forwarded to
this port will cause the system to send DTMF to the voice mailsystem. This DTMF information includes the mailbox number
and digits indicating the reason for the forward.
Default: All stations, voice mail port = N.Press : NEXT
pi%K-iJ
Press : CHGpi!%zqFLEXIBLE 
LINE ASSIGNMENT
This feature programs which lines will be available to a stationuser to make and receive outside line calls.
A station user will then use a line key, or line group key to accessthe idle line, or to answer an incoming ringing call. 
						

							Default: All lines are accessible by all stations.
Press : NEXT
Press : SHOW
To Change to No,Press : CHG
/ Line 1 : N
To Continue to Next Line,BACK NEXT CHG
Press : NEXT/ Line 2 : Y
Continue through line 8
j BACK NEXT CHG 1
Press : NEXTFLEXIBLE 
RING ASSIGNMENT
This feature programs which lines will ring at each station.
Default: Only the attendant (station 10) receives outside line
ringing.
Press : NEXT
Press : SHOW
To Change to No
Press : CHG
Press : NEXT
Continue through line 8.
Press : NEXT
FORCED ACCOUNT CODE
When a station is programmed with forced account codefeature enabled, he must enter a code before making an
outgoing call. These codes must be programmed into an
account code table (See Resource Category of database
programming to program the account code table.) The entered
account code must exactly match one of the possible 100 codesin the account code table in order to place an outgoing call.
Default: Forced account codes disabled for every station.
Press : CHGFORCED LEAST COST ROUTING
When making an outgoing call with forced LCR programming,the digits are compared with the LCR tables to choose the most
economical route.Defauk Forced LCR is disabled for all stations.
Press : NEXT
Press : CHG
Forced LCR : YBACK NEXT CHG
iNIGHT SERVICE STATION
When the system is in night service mode, any station pro-
grammed as a night service station will ring for all incoming
lines, regardless of ring assignment programming.Default: No station is assigned as night service station.
Press : NEXT
Press : CHGNight Service : YBACK NEXT CHG
STATION GROUP ASSIGNMENT
There are eight groups to which stations can be assigned.Features such as group call pickup are associated with station
group assignments.
DefauH: All stations belong to set group 1.
Press : NEXT
Press : CHG
Press : CHG
Continue through set group 8.WARNING TONE
This is associated with other features, such as drop timeout. If
warning tone is enabled, a station will be given a warning tone
10 seconds before the specified warning time has elapsed.Default: Warning tone disabled for all stations.NOTE: F 
= FUNCTlON KEY
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