Siemens Saturn Iie Epabx General Description Manual
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CONTENTS SECTION PAGE FIGURE PAGE 1.00 2.03 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.03 INTRODUCTION.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l-l Purpcse.................. l-l Siemens SATURN IIE Prnctices. : : : : : : : : : : : : 1-1 Slcmens Cus!omer Support Scrvlces 7-i Fedora1 Commur.ications Commlr,sion (FCC) Rules and Regu!ai:ons 1-2 EQUIPMENT LOCATION AND IDENTIFICATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1 General .................... ............ 2-1 SATURN IIE Cablr,c:s ...................... 2-3 Port Equipment Numbering ................. 2-11 AllocatIon of Printed Circut Boards ......... 2-12 CUSTOMEn SITE PFiEPARA-i!OiN ............ 3-l General .................................. 3-l Equipment Room Preparstion ............... 3-1 House Cab:ing Preparc?&. ................. 3-5 EQUfPMENT INSTALLATION PRCCEDURES ... 4-1 General .................................. 4-l Basic Cabinet. ..................... 4-2 LTU Shelf ........................... ~.‘.‘:.‘&12 Expansion Cabinet ........................ 4-16 Power and Distribution Equi;;ment .......... 4-23 Miscellaneous Equipment .................. Q-36 Printed Circuit Boards ..................... 4-39 Attendant Console ........................ 4-79 SYSTEM SIGNAL AND POWER/GROUND CABLING ARRANGEMENTS ................ 5-l General .................................. 5-1 MDF CABLING AND TERMlNAflNG ARRANGEMENTS ........................ G-1 General................................. 6-1 MDF Cabling . 6-l MDF Terminating Arrangements 6-l LIST OF FlGURES 2.00 SATURN IIE Basic Cabinet (with Front Panel) 2.01 SATURN IIE Basic and Expansion Cabinets (with Front Panel) . 2.02 SATURN IIE System Elock Diagram 2.03 SATURN IIE Equipment Configurn:icn 2.04 SATURN IIE Basic Cabinet (Roar View) 2.05 SATURN ilE Basic Cabinet (Front Vie::) 2.OG SATlJRN IIE Basic and Expansicn Cabinets PAGE 2-1 2-2 2-3 2-4 2-5 2-6 (Rea: View) 2-7 2.07 sATURN IIE Basic and Exgansicn Cabinets (Fret? View) .‘. 2.08 Port Equipment Numbering Method ?.09 Basiz Shelf Channel and Slrt Number 2.10 LTU Shcif Channel and Sic! Nun;bor 300 SATURN IIE System Space Requrcmc& 301 Basic Cabinet Phys:cal Dlmcr;sloils 302 Basic and Expansion C:!bincts Physlcnl Dwenslons 3Cx S.‘\TIJr:i\l IIE Sys!cm M;l;n Powcr.‘Ground (:c‘llrlctl. Dlstrlhu!lon SYS:;,III (I?.%.“~ Cn!?lnc’l
SAlURN IIE EPAT,X Inst;~llatloli I’roccdllres CONTENTS (Continued) PAGE FIGURE 5.04 6.00 6.01 6C2 6.03 6.03 Signal Cablo Dls!ribu!:on Sysic:l: (Expansion Cabinet) MDF Cabling via Top of Cabinet Assembly (Vie\:; of Tjplcal Cabinei) MDF Cablmg via Bottcm of Cabinet Assem!:iy (View of Typical Cabinet) Required MDF Cable Ccnnector Overview of MDF Cabie Connec:ors (Sheet 1 of 2) Overview of MDF Cable Ccnnccicrs (Sheet 2 of 2) LIST OF TABLES 5-7 G-2 6-6 TABLE PAGE 1.00 Mnemonics Used ii1 This PI-actice 1.01 FCC Registration Information - FCS 1-l Ranges .‘. .I.. 3-l 3.01 Basic and Expansions Cabinets AC Registration Number 6:586K-14442~MF-E l-3 2.00 ldentificatton and Functional Description of Equipment Shelves 2-9 2.01 Identification and Functional Dcccripticn of Power and Distribuiion Equipment 2-9 ?.C2 Identification, Location and Funct;onal Description of Miscellaneous Equipment 2-9 2.03 Identification, Location and Functional Description of Common Equipment PCBs 2-10 2.04 Identificaiion, Location and Func!ional Description of Peripheral Interfacing PCBs 2-11 3.00 Equipment Cabinet Temperature/Humidit>j Input Power fiequirements. 3-2 3.02 Ground Conductor Length vs Wire Gauge 3-7 3.03 Cable Running Limitations Wher. Usiilg Non-Twisted Ivo-Pair Cable 3-3 4.00 SATURN II EPAGX Orderable Items List 4-l 4.01 Basic System 4-6 4.02 Line/Trunk Unit Shelf . 4-13 4.03 Expansion Cabinet and Cabling 4-20 4.04 Power System Unit Repairable Items * 23 4.05 Control Logic Board : : 1 1 : : 1 iI23 4.06 PSU Front Panel Circuit Breakers and Fuses 4-24 4.97 Ring Generator (RGEN) Module 4-28 4.08 Memory Support Module (MSM) PCB (L30808-X5130-A7- *-B900) 4-30 409 MSM Battery Pack (L30808-X5130-A51- *-8900) 4-31 4.10 -4DVdc Power Supp!y (-48PS) Module, 110 V,?c @ 60Hz (S30050-K566C-X- * -6900) 4-31 4.11 LTU Power Supply (LTUPS) Module. 110 Vat cij: 6Ol-!z (L30803-X5130-A39- * -Boo-i) 4-3 ! 4.i2 Floppy Disk Drive (FDD) Module (L30EO8-A5130-A50- * -13900) 4-36 4.13 Dual-Tone :Jultifrcquency (DTMF) Receiver PCf3 (S30810-Q431-X2- * -0900) 4..: 3 4.14 Premium Instrument Module Dlglial [Pl\- * -6900) 4 17 Subscriber Line Module Digi!al (SLMD) PCB (S308iO-Q1724-X- * -6900) 4.18 Subscriber Line Analog - 1G Line(SLA16) PCE (S308;0-Qli90-X- * -8900) 4.19 Cen:ral Office Trur;k (TMBM) PC6 (S308iO-Q414-X- * -6900) 4.20 Direct Inward Diaiing Trunk (TMIE) PCB (S30810-Q4i5-X- * -6900) 4.21 T&o-Wire E&M Trunk (TMBA-2) PCB (S30810-Q429-X- * -69GO) ;‘.22 Four-Wire E&M Trunk (TMBA-4) PCB (S30810-Q430-X- * -ESOOj 4.23 ParalleliSerial Converter (PSC) PCB (S30810-Q419-X- * -E900) 4.24 Signal MultlplexeriCiocklTone Generator (SMXTG) PCB (S30810-Q179i-X- * -C9OC) 4.25 Conference (CONF) PCB (S30810-Q0417-X- * -8900) ‘:.26 Memory Contrcl and Attenuation (MCA) PC6 (S3C810-QO4i6-X- * -E900) .‘. ‘. 4-67 4.27 Remote Access Unit/Ports (RAUFI PCB (S30810-Q1792-X- * -8600) .‘. 4-69 4.28 Control!er/ Input-Output Processor (CIOP) PCB (S30810-Q1789-i- * -8900) ‘. :. (S308ld-Ql775-x’- * :B3tiO) .‘. 4-73 4-71 4.29 Memorv i.0 Meoabvte fMEM4) PCBs 4.30 Memory 256 Kilobyte (tiEM3) PCEs (S3081&31740-X- ;-@OO) :. 4-75 4.31 Line/Trunk Unit Control iLTUC! PCB (S30810-Q0428-X- * -BSdO) :. 4-7 4.32 Attendant Console (L30808-X5130-A8- * -B900) 4-79 5.00 Signal and Power/Ground Cabling Fiefcrence List (Basis Cabinet) 5-3 5.01 Signal and Power/Ground Cabling Reference List (Expansion Cabinet) 5-3 6.00 Basic Shelf Channel Group 0 G-7 G.Cl Basic Shelf Channel Groups 0 and 1 6-9 602 Basic Shelf Channel Group 2 6.03 Basic Shelf Channel Groups 2 and 3 : : : 6-11 6-13 6.04 Basic Shelf Channel Group 4 : 6-75 6.05 Basic Shelf Cha?ncl Groups 4 and 5 6-17 6.06 Basiz Shelf Channel Grcup 6 6-;9 6.07 LTU Shelf Channe! Grocp 0 6.08 LTU Shelf Channel Groups 0 23; ;. : : : I 6-21 6-73 6.09 LTU Shelf Channel Group 2 6-25 6.10 LTU Shelf Chaqncl Groups 2 and 3 6-27 6.11 LTU Shelf Channel Groun 4 E-29 6.12 LTU Shelf Charm?! Groups 4 2nd ‘; 6-31 6.13 LTU Shelf Channel Group G 6-Z 6.14 LTU Shelf Channel Groups 6 r:nd 7 6 -.,
SATURN IIE EPABX A3C9C&X5130-01 iO-1-0171 Installation Ptoccdums ISSUO 1. May i9tX SECTION 1.00 INTRODUCTION 1.01 Purpose. Thus practice provides instructlons for craft personnel lcsponslble for site preparation and installation of the SATURN IIE (Saturn II- Expandedj System, up to, but not including, power turn-on. This practice is divided into the fcllowing sections. Section 1 tntroduction Section 2 Equipment Locaiion and Identification Section 3 Customer Site Prepara:ion Section 4 Equipment Installation Procedures Section 5 System Signal and Power/Ground Cabling and Termil;ation Section G MEF Cabling and Terminating Arrangements Tablc 1.00 defines the conlmon mnemcn:cs csccl 1:1 this practice. 1.02 Siemens SATURN HE Practices. The practices an3 dates for the SATUfiN IIE EPABX arc llsted in ihe Prac?Iccs Documentation Index A30508-X5130-AlgO- * -BQ87. NOTE: Always refer to the laiest issue cf the appiicab!e I;- dex to obtain the latest issue of a prac!:ce. 1.03 Siemens Customer Support Services. Slcinc:?s maintains a nationwide network cf flcld service off&s. Con- tact the nearest Siemens regional off~cc fcr any e;iglnec;ing assistance which may be required. MNEMONIC ALM CIOP co CONF COT DCI DID DOD DTMF EIA EPABX FCC FDD IOP KSDA LED LTU LTUC LTUPS MCA MDF MEM MRA MSM PC6 PCM PEN PIMD PRS PSC PSU RAC RARI RAUP l7EN RGEN RMW ROM SDT SLAlG SLMA-S SLMA-0 SL.MD SMDR Table 1.00 Mnemonics Used in This Practice DEFlNlTlON Alarm Controller/Input-Ouiput Processor Ceniral Office Conference Csn:ral Office Trunk Gata Communication Interface Direct Inward Diaiing Direct Outward Dialing Dual-Tone Multifrequency Elecironics Industries Association Electronic Private Automatic Branch Exchange Federal Communications Commission Floppy Disk Drive Input/Output Processoi Keyset Daughter Board “A” Light-Emitting Ciode Lineflrunk Unit Line/Trunk Unit Control Line/Trunk Unit Power Supp!y Memory Control and Attenuator Main Dis!ribuiion Frame Memory Material Return Authorization Memory Support Module Printed Circuit Board Pulse Code Modulation Port Equipment Number Premium Instrument Module Digiial Protection Restore Signal Parallel/Serial Converter Power System Unit Ringing AC Random Access Memory Remote Access Unit/Ports Ringer Equivalence rJumber Ring Generator Ringing Message VLal(:ng Read Only Memory’ “’ Siemcns DigItal Tolephonc SubscrIber Line Analog -- 16 Lmes SubscrIber Lme Module An,lloq - Sta::cii Subscriber Line I.lor!u!c An;!!?3 - Off-F’rcTn;;scs Smmbscriber Lir,c F.dodule Dlg:tnl St,!tion h:cr;sr?r)c Detntl Recordlncl _--- - -. _ --_-__ - -. ..--__~ _-_--- -..
Tabic 1.00 Mnemonics Used in This Practice (Continued) MNEMONIC DEFINITION S?G SMXTG TC TELCO TMBA-2 TMBA-4 TMBM TMIE TTY Single Point Ground Stgnal Multiplexer/Clock Tone Generator Trunk Circuit Telephone Company 2-Wire E & M Trunk 4-Wire E & M Trunk Central Office Trunk Direct Inward Dialing Trunk Teletypewriter 1.04 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Rules and Regulations. In compliance with FCC’s Part 15 and 68 Rules and Regulations, the subsequent statements are presented to the user: !he SATURN EPAGX, the fc!!ow:ng extract flcm FCC Public Notice Number -i718. dated January 9. 1984, IS provided: “FCC rules prohibit the use of non-hearing- aId-compatible telephones In the fcllcwing locc!io:;;: a. Installation of the SATURN IIE EPABX equipment must il) Any public cr semipublic locaiicn where coin- be performed by authorized personnel only. cperaied cr credit card telephone; may be fourid. 5. This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if installed properly will not cause interfer- ence to radio communications. It has boen tested and found to comply with the limits for a class “‘A” com- puting device pursuant to subpart ‘3” of Part 15, FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable pro- tection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment. (2) (3) Elevators, highways and tunnels (autcmobile. sub- way, railroad or pedestrian) where a person with impaired hearing might be isolated in a!? emergency. Places where telephones are speci:iccliy instz!ied to alert emergency authorities such as f:re, pclice or medical assistance personnel. Operation of this equipment in a residential area may cause interference, in which case the user will be re- quired to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference. (4) Hospital rooms. residential health care facili?ies. convalescent homes, and priscns, specifically where te!ephones are used for signaling Ilfe- threatening or emergency situaticns I: alternative signaling meihods are not available. c. lnfcrmation on all devices which are configured for con- nection to the public telephone network may be re- (5) quested by the telephone company. Table 1.01 provides the necessary information that may be requested by (6) Work stations for hearing impaired personnel. the telephone company en the FCC-registered SATURN devices configured for connection to the pub- lic telephone network. In addition, if failure transfer cir- cuitry is to be used, the FCC Registration Number and Serwce Code of the failure transfer equipment and failure transfer telephone sets must also be furnished to the telephcne company. (7) Hotel, motel, apartment lobbies; in stores where telephones are used by patrons to order merc!ian- disc; in public :ransporia?ion terminals where !el- ephones are used to call taxis, or to reserve lodging or rental automoblles. d. Siemcns-supplied cables and wiring meet the FCC rc- quirements for fully protected premises wiring. System MDF cab!es can be ordered directly from Slemens. If installation of non-fully-protected premises wil-ing is to be performed, such installation must ccnform to Scc- tion 68.215 of the FCC part G8 Rules and Regulations. Hotel and mo:el rooms. (At le?.si ten perc,znt of the rooms mus? contain hearing-aid-compatible tcio- phones which will be provided to hearing :mpaircd custcmers upon reques:.)” NDTE: All telephones and st,?!icn a;?;aratus are to be customer-provided and are to bz FCC- rcrjstered umts. e. Connection of party lines and coin telephones to the public telephone neiwork is prohIbited by the FCC. ‘ Undrr certain circumstances, the local telephone coin- pany may ternporarily discontinue service and make? changes In facilittes and scrvires which may affect the opelntion of this equipment. However, the :r:lcphoiic corny !ny v~i!I give adequate notice in wrltmg to allow the usor lo mnlntain unintcrruptcd serb:cc h. If trouble 1s experienced tv:ith this equipmer-,I. the proze- dures contained in the SATURN IIE EPABX h?aln!ennncc and Troubleshooting practice should be performed b!i qualified mJlntenance personnel to ISOlaiC snd correct the malfunction. If an FCC-rccls:e:ed dr?v:ce (Icfcr to D ble 101) is malfunclioning and a spare is not available, the telephone company must be notified tha? the device is malfunctioning 2nd s~!ch devfcc must be disconncct- cd from t!x? publ~.z telephone nc!work The trlc$!oro coxpany m~sl nlso be notl!;e:l v:hc,n tllc f~~ult,; drv#:-e ka.5 been rcpz cd or rrplaci Y! avl su,!i dcv.cr rs rcco;i- S”C‘!i’ ! 10 11!c3 p14bi:7 :!~!Ppll:,rlt~ nrtv:ork
i. Each sys!cm. ;IS stllppod. is accompanied by a Ivl&rinl dcfectwe equlpmpnt for repair. Spxili: warranty Infor- Return Authorizatron (MRA) kit. This kit contnms In- m&on is provltied by Siemens to each +7&r null-0 stiuctions ,7nd rolatcd documen!ation fur returnlnc_l rizod to soli. install nnd maintain SATURN eqwpmcnt Table 1.01 FCC Fkaistration Information FCC ReGistration Number 61586K-14442~MF-E Interfacing Device CENTRAL OFFICE TRUNKS: 2VL:re Lc:p S:::: %\‘!ire Grc:nd Start CIREC%IN.DIALING TRWKS: 2J::i:e (lrmli~g Cnlyl OFF-PREUISES STATION: X’:~e Cl2Sj C AUXILIARY DEVICES: F?.-l::e Trans’er C?!s. lS?E kld::‘s FCG) Sienens Device f~lodel or Part Number T;.:SA4 js3calo-as3c.x- * .esc?) T:.:EM (S3lB;O-CGX- x -E5C3) Sib%0 (53;510.@1:73.X. * .B9C3) Private Line Rciliiy Interface Code/ Scrvicc Code - Ringer Equivalence No. (REN) - - 0.96 0.9 NO. usoc Of Jack Leads NO. ?J2:X ! Comments
I - SATURN IIE EPABX Installation Procedures A30808-X5130-BllO-l-8928 Issue 1. May 1988 SECTION 2.00 EQUIPMENT LOCATION AND IDENTIFICATION 2.01 General. The SATURN IIE System is housed in a sin- gle, lightweight equipment cabinet with expansion capabili- ties. An LTU shelf can be added within the basic cabinet: in addition an expansion cabinet which contains one or two LTU shelves can be mounted on top of the basic cabinet. Figures 2.00 and 2.01 show the basic cabinet and expansion cabi- net. The block diagram shown in Figure 2.02 identifies the functional blocks of circuits into which the system is divided. These functional blocks are related to the system hardware groups. for expansion. The expansion cabinet can contain one or two LTU shelves. b. Power and Distribution Equipment. The SATURN IIE System makes use of distributed power in the cabinet. Several power modules of various sizes are located alongside and at the bottom of the system cabinet. For further information, refer to Figure 2.03. 2.02 SATURN IIE Cabinets. Figures 2.03 through 2.07 show the basic and expanded configurations for the SATURN HE System, The identification, location, and functional descrip- tion of the equipment contained in the system cabinet is presented below. c. Miscellaneous Equipment. Two Floppy Disk Drives (FDD) provide random data storage, using floppy disks as the data storage medium. The FDDs are located at the bottom of the rack (see Figure 2.03). a. Equipment Shelves. The basic cabinet can contain one or two shelves, a reauired basic shelf and an LTU shelf d. Printed Circuit Boards. Two types of Printed Circuit Boards (PC&) are used, common equipment PCBs and peripheral interfacing PCBs. Refer to Table 2.03 for further information on the common equipment PCBs, and Table 2.04 for information on the peripher- at interfacing PCBs. Figure 2.00 SATUHN Ilt uaslc ~aumx (with Front Panel) 2-l
I - SATURN IIE EPABX tnstallation Procedures A30808-X5130-8110-1-69~8 Issue 1, May 1986 -9 . Figure 2.01 SATURN 1lE Basic and Expansion Cabinets (with Front Panel) 2-2
I - SATURN IIE EPABX A30808-X5130-6110-1-8928 Installation Procedures Issue 1, May 1986 I t t I , I PREMIUM INSTRUM. DTMF TRUNK MODULE _ RECEIVER MODULE t PIMD DTMF TMBA 214 SLMA-0 SUBSCRIBER TMBM SLMA-S - LINE MODULE - TMIE SLA16 DIGITAL -1 SLMD r 1 LINE/TRUNK I LINE/ ANCILLARY TRUNK UNIT EQUIPMENT CONTROL. LTUC LTU SHELF BASIC SHELF -v-----------7 ---------------- -I LINE/TRUNK p..,.-P,-.m I..,_ . I CONFERENCE I! I I I - _ -.- -. .-. - I r- I 3”“I lb”lN” , NETWORK , I I I I -’ AXENUATOR i I I i I ! - MODEM INTERFACE TO SLMA 1 OR TRUNK FOR REMOTE MAINTENANCE il. -h 1 I 1 I -II- r 1, I I! LINE MODULE - FDD ___------- ----- ------ -- ---- .-- ----- l-l ATTENDANT CONSOLE SDT I I- r POWER, RING GEN. PlhlC CVhlP 1 POWER SUPPLIES t-1 llll.Y “II..,, AND MAINTENANCE I I ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT I, i ‘TWO LTU CONTROL PCBs PER LTV SHELF (MAXIMUM) A&331-I-3/14/66 Figure 2.02 SATURN IIE System Block Diagram 2-3
I - SATURN IIE EPAEX A30808-X5130-BllO-l-8928 Installation Procedures Issue 1. May 1986 e Q LTU PS2 @ 0 LTU Shelf 3 256 Ports B 0 E LTU LTU Shelf 2 PSl 256 Ports LTU Shelf 1 256 Ports ---xJl Basic Shelf 224 Ports Cor-- Equi r”‘-“’ Expansion Cabinet 26.5 Inches (67.3 CM) Basic Cabinet 70.5 Inches 1 (179 CM) Figure 2.03 SATURN HE Equipment Configuration 2-4
I - ,’ SATURN IIE EPABX A30808-X5130-BllO-l-B928 Installation Procedures Issue 1, May 1986 Figure 2.04 SATURN IIE Basic Cabinet (Rear View) 2-5