TiE Businesscom Plus 24/36/64 Installation Manual

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BUSINESSCOM 
 24/
Installationand Maintenance 
Issue 2-OFebruary 
This manual should be read in its entirety before
attempting to install or program the system.
This manual has been developed by TIE/communications. Inc. It is intended for the use of its customers and service
personnel.
Anycomments or suggestions for improving this manual would be appreciated. Forward your remarks to:
TIE/communications, Inc.
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Attention: Manager, Technical Publications
 information in this manual is subject to change. While every effort has been made to eliminate errors, the
company disclaims liability for difficulties arising from interpretation of the information contained herein.
 1986 by TIE/communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
BUSINESSCOM PLUS is a trademark of TIE/communications, Inc.
Printed in U.S.A. Form 0006 April 1963005093150 
						

							  
         
BUSINESSCOM PLUS 
REVISIO
1-O
2-o
REVISION CONTROL
DATECHANGE
31 DEC 85Initial Release of Manual. Software Level B.
7 FEB 86
Incorporated additional programming conditions in Section 4.
     
						

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 OF BUSINESSCOM PLUS ILLUSTRATIONS
TITLEPAGE
 LINE STANDARD  5 LINE EXECUTIVE DISPLAY
TELEPHONES.
.........................................1-3
8,  LINE STANDARD TELEPHONES.....................1-4
8,  LINE EXECUTIVE DISPLAY TELEPHONES.............l-5
DSSCONSOLES.........................................l- 6
BUSINESSCOM PLUS 24 INSTALLATION LAYOUT..............
BUSINESSCOM PLUS 36 INSTALLATION LAYOUT..............
BUSINESSCOM PLUS 64  LAYOUT..............
BACKGROUND  INSTALLATION.......................
DOOR CHIME BOX INSTALLATION..........................6-3
DSS CONSOLE INSTALLATION
.............................6-4
EXTERNAL ALARM SIGNALS TO STATIONS INSTALLATION
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EXTERNAL PAGING CONTACTS WIRING.....................
EXTERNAL PAGING OUTPUT WIRING.......................6-7
MUSIC ON HOLD (EXTERNAL) INSTALLATION
.................6-8
MUSIC ON HOLD CONTACTS WIRING
........................6-9
BUSINESSCOM PLUS 64 B-PFU-A PCB POWER FAILURE STRAPS . 
REMOTE BUSY LINE INDICATION (FAX) INSTALLATION.........6-12
SPEAKERPHONE PCB INSTALLATION.
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WALL-MOUNTING INSTALLATION..........................6-14
PROGRAMMING SWITCH-WR
.............................7-3
ENTERING THE PROGRAMMING MODE
......................7-4
 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD.........................C-5
OFF-PREMISES EXTENSION CONNECTIONS
..................C-5 
						

							INDEXOFBUSINESSCOMPLUSTABLES
FIGURE #TITLE
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 l-lSPECIFICATIONS, BUSINESSCOM PLUS 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-9
  1-2 SPECIFICATIONS, BUSINESSCOM PLUS 36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
‘lhble 1-3SPECIFICATIONS, BUSINESSCOM PLUS 64 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l-11
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 FORM, BUSINESSCOM PLUS 24 I36 I64 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4
‘lhble 5-lBUSINESSCOM PLUS 24 
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-14
 5-2BUSINESSCOM PLUS 36  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-15
 5-3BUSINESSCOM PLUS 64 .......................5-16
 8-lTELEPHONE TEST PROCEDURE..........................8-2
 C-lB-STUD PCB SPECIFICATIONS............................C-6
 C-2B-STUD STATION BLOCK CONNECTIONS....................C-7
  C-3 “B” BLOCK STATION LOCATIONS..........................C-8 
						

							BUSINESSCOM PLUS 
ELECTRONICKEYTELEPHONESYSTEMS
INTRODUCTION
Section 1, SYSTEM DESCRIPTION, introduces the reader to the system. Section 1 contains general descriptive information
about the system components, and details the telephone company, site and FCC requirements. It also includes a specification
table.
Section 2, FEATURES, provides a detailed description of every feature available in the system. Additional data on key callouts,
flash and signaling patterns, and display messages is also included.
Section 3, HARDWARE CONFIGURATION, allows the reader to develop the Order Sheet. The Order Sheet is used to record
the equipment (hardware) requirements of the installation site.
Section 4, SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION, consists of the instructions necessary to configure the system programmable
options. The data base developed in this section is entered on the Program Record Form (Appendix A). The codes on the
Program Record Forms are entered into system memory during installation.
Section 5, INSTALLATION, includes all the information required to successfully install the system.
Section 6, INSTALLATION OF OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT, contains description and installation data on each piece of
optional equipment that can be used with the system.
Section 7, PROGRAMMING, tells the reader how to enter the data base recorded on the Program Record Forms into system
memory. All systems must be programmed to some degree before being operational.
Section 8, MAINTENANCE, is the final section of the manual and provides maintenance instructions for the system.
Appendix A contains the Program Record Form.
.
Appendix B contains the Operational Specifications.
Appendix C contains information on the Off-Premises Extension. 
						

							ELECTRONICKEYTELEPHONESYSTEMS
CONTENTSPAGE
1.INTRODUCTION...................... l-l
2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION................ l-l
Key Service Unit And Power Supply...... l-l
Telephones........................1-2
Options..........................
3. SPECIFICATIONS....................
4. SITE REQUIREMENTS................
5. FCC AND TELCO REQUIREMENTS.......1-7
Notification To 
.................1-7
Incidence Of Harm..................1-7
Hearing Aid Compatibility
............. l-8
6. RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE..... l-8
1.INTRODUCTION
1.01The System Description Section provides basic
information pertaining to the Businesscorn Plus2.04
The Businesscom Plus 64 has a maximum capacity
of 24 CO lines, six Intercom links and 64 stations.
Privacy is provided on all calls.
24 
 family of Electronic Key Telephone Systems.KEY SERVICE UNIT AND POWER SUPPLY
1.02This section describes the various components of
the system, stations, instruments, specifications, site
and FCC 
  requirements.
2.05The Key Service Units  house replaceable
 that control the system. The  are
designed for wall mounting.
1.03Documents which should be used in conjunction
2.06The power supply units have input requirements of
with this manual are the User’s Guide for the   and are designed for wall mounting.
Multibutton Telephone (PN 01651 MBB), the User’s Guide
for the Executive Display Telephone (PN 01651 EDB), and
the User’s Guide for the attendant telephone 
01651 ACB).
2.SYSTEMDESCRIPTION
2.01The Businesscom Plus  use  micro-
processors as the main processors and additional
processors for tasksharing between the Main Processing Unit
and the station Printed Circuit Boards 
 Also used is
a space division matrix.
2.02The Businesscom Plus 24 has a maximum capacity
of eight Central Office (CO) lines, six Intercom links
and 24 stations. Privacy is provided on all calls.
2.03The Businesscom Plus 36 has a maximum capacity
of 12 CO lines, six Intercom links and 36 stations.
Privacy is provided on all calls. 
						

							TELEPHONES
2.07The Businesscom Plus  can use
telephone from the Businesscorn Plus family.
2.08Businesscorn Plus 8, 12, 24 Line Standard tele-
phones (Figures l-l and 1-2) are equipped with
speakers to accommodate tone signaling and Intercom voice 
tone announcements. Various keys have red Light Emitting
Diodes 
 which provide a visual indication of call or
feature status. Ten function (DSS) keys are available and can
be used as storage bins for Speed Dial and/or Intercom
numbers. A slide control is used for speaker volume
adjustment. A microphone is standard hardware that permits
Handsfree Reply On Intercom (Figure l-1).
2.09Businesscorn Plus  Line Executive Display
telephones (Figures l-l and l-2) are equipped with
all the features of Standard telephones as well as some extras
as detailed in the next paragraph.
2.10Executive Display telephones are factory equipped
with speakerphones. Speakerphones permit two-way
handsfree conversations. CO line keys have both red and
green 
 that give a visual indication of CO line status. A
liquid crystal display is provided that displays time and date
and can be used as a visual indication of CO and Intercom
numbers.
2.11The following lists and describes the Businesscorn
Plus family of telephones:
Businesscorn Plus Family of Telephones
TelephoneDescription
Standard 3 Line
Standard 5 Line
12TDXDisplay 5 Line
24TSStandard 8 Line
24TDXDisplay 8 Line
36TSStandard 12 Line
36TDXDisplay 12 Line
64TSStandard 24 Line
64TDXDisplay 24 Line
.
OPTIONS
Door Chime Box
2.12 Door Chime Boxes can be installed to provide
signaling from outside the building. Door Chime
Boxes do not utilize station positions.
DSS Consoles
2.13DSS Consoles permit easy and quick access to many
features and all stations. DSS Consoles do not utilize
a station position.
External Page Zones
2.14 External zones can receive Background Music, CO
Audible, Paging, and External Alarm Signals.
Single Line Telephones 
2.15Single line telephones can be used for locations not
requiring key telephones. Single line telephones can
be installed on premises or as Off-Premise Extensions
 Single-line sets can be rotary, pulse (500 type) or
DTMF (2500 type), with standard tone or bell ringers. Single
line telephones have limited access to certain Businesscom
Plus features, including:
Intercom features (outbound)
Ringing Intercom calls (inbound)
Direct CO Queue Group Access
Direct CO Line Access
Pickup of incoming calls and calls on System Hold
Call Transfer (Screened or Unscreened)
Incoming CO Audible Assignments
Toll Restriction
Single line sets require special KSU hardware consider-
ations, and reduce the quantity of key phones in a given
system. The maximum number of Single line telephones is
approximately half of the system telephone maximum (see
Appendix C for details).
NOTE: For simplification, this manual refers to Single line
telephones as  whether or not the single line set is
installed off-premises. 
						

							3 Line Standard Telephone
5 Line Standard Telephone
Figure l-l LINE STANDARD AND 5 LINE EXECUTIVE 
  1-3 
						

							  Standard Telephone
 Line Standard  Telephone
Figure 1-2  STANDARD TELEPHQNES 
						

							8 Line Executive Display Telephone
24 Line Executive Display Telephone
Figure 1-3 LINE EXECUTIVE DISPLAY TELEPHONES