Toshiba Strata VI Manual de usuario

TOSHIBA

SYSTEM

PRACTICES

ELECTRONIC

KEY

TELEPHONE

SYSTEM SECTION

100-006-250

MPSA-200

INSTALLATION

DECEMBER

1982

Strata

MPSA-200 INSTALLATION

Strata

MPSA-200 INSTALLATION

TABLE

CONTENTS

SECTION 100-006-250

MPSA-200 INSTALLATION

DECEMBER 1982

TABLE

. • . . • • .

••••••••.

ILLUSTRATION

LIST

. . • . . • . . . . • . • . . • . i

01 G

• • • • • . . • . • • • . . • . . • . • . • • 1

ENCLOSED

HARDWARE

LIST

.••..•....

01.10

SURFACE

PREPARATION

• • • • . • • • . . . . 1

01.20

TING

THE

M PSA . . • . . . . . . . . . • 2

01.30

FUSES • • • • • • • . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3

BATTERY

BACK-UP

INSTALLATION

. • • . • • • 3

TABLE

A--MINIMUM

WIRE

GAUGE

. • . . . 4

02.10

MPSA

PREPARATION

...••.•.•....•

02.20

INSTALLING

THE

PBBU • • . • . . . • . . . • . 6

02.30

REQUIRED

LAB

ELS . . . . • • • . • • . . • . 7

02.40

BATTERY

CONNECTION

. • . . . • • • . . . . 7

02.50

INSTALLATION

FINALIZATION

•.•.•..•.

ILLUSTRATION LIST

FIGURE

SUBJECT

PAGE

1 ivlPSA

••.•••.

.•.

••

•••.

•.

..••.

MPSA

(Table-mount

Configuration)

. . . . . . . . . 1

TOGGLER

. • . . • . • • . . • . • • . . . . • . . . • 1

INSTALLING

TOGG

L ER . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

TOGGLER

KEY

. • . • . • . • . . • • • • • • . . . . 2

TOGGLER

WITH

SCREW

. . . • . • . . . . • . . • . 2

7 M PSA

(Wall-mount

Configuration)

. • • • . . . . . 2

8 PBBU

PCB

. • . . • . . • • • • . . . . • • . . . . . 3

MPSA

CONTROL

PANEL

. • • • . . . . . . • • • • 4

MPSA

TERMINAL

STRIP

. • • • . • • . • . . . • . 5

WIRE

HARNESS

MPSA

• . . • . • • . . . . . • . 5

HARNESS

CABLE

CLAMP

. • • • . • . . . • • . • 6

13 PBBU

MOUNTING

BRACKET

• . • • . • . . . . . . 6

MPSA

CONTROL

PANEL

. . • • • • • • . . • . . . 6

15 PBBU

MOUNTING

PINS • • • • • . . . • . . • • • . 6

PBBU

HEAT

SINK • • . • • • • • • • . . . • • • • . 7

BATTERY

ATTACHMENT

. • • • . • • • • • • • • • 7

WIRING

DIAGRAM

• • . . . . . • . . . • • • . • . 8

-i -

01 GENERAL

01.01

The MPSA-200

equipped

with

reversible,

built-in

bracket

(Fig-

ure

1);

configured

the

factory

FIGURE l

for

mounting on a wall or

other

ver-

tical

surface.

order

to mount on a

table

horizontal

surface

securely,

the

bracket

must be

reversed

the

position

shown

Figure

2. This

orien-

tation

necessary

assure

proper

cooling.

FIGURE 2

01.02

Unpack and

inspect

the

power

supply and

the

enclosed

hardware.

Ex-

-1-

SECTION 100-006-250

MPSA-200 INSTALLATION

DECEMBER 1982

amine

the

package

and make

careful

note

any

visible

damage.

any

damage

found, bring

the

atten-

tion

the

delivery

carrier

and make

the

proper

claims.

01.03

Check

the

hardware

list;

determined

that

any

equipment

within

the

carton

rmssing,

contact

your

Toshiba

supplier

immediately.

01.04

The

following

hardware,

which

required

to mount and

connect

the

MPSA to

the

system,

supplied with

each

unit.

ENCLOSED HARDWARE

Quantity

Item

T.C.

Toggler

Wall

Fasteners

(Figure

2 #14 Hex Head

Sheet

Metal

Screws

Toggler

Key

Template

Spare

Fuse

(Fl,

SLO-BLO 125-VAC)

Spare

Fuse

(F2,

Fast-BLO,

32-VDC)

AWG,

3-wire

Cable

(54

inches)

Toggler

Flange

Toggler

Neck

FIGURE 3

01.10

Surface Preparation

2.5

amp,

5 amp,

Jacketed

01.11

Choose

suitable

location

(either

vertical

horizontal)

for

the

SECTION 100-006-250

MPSA-200

INSTALLATION

DECEMBER 1982

lVl

PSA and

locate

the

template

that

location.

on a

wall,

use a

spirit

level

verify

that

the

drilling

points

are

level.

01.12

Place

punch

marks on

the

mounting

surface

through

the

two

rr+rr

marks on

the

template.

01.13

Drill

through

the

mounting

surface

with

5/16-inch

bit

prepare

the

anchoring

holes.

01.20

Mounting

the

MPSA

01.21

Press

the

anchor

legs

the

togglers

together,

and

insert

them

into

the

anchoring

holes

(Figure

until

their

neck

flanges

are

flush

with

the

mounting

surface.

insertion

diffi-

cult,

tap

them

lightly

with

hammer.

Wall

Surface

~=I

FIGURE

01.22

Tnsert a

togglcr

key

the

small hole

the

neck

each

fas-

tener,

as shown

Figure

5. This

should

cause

the

anchor

legs to rrpop"

open.

Remove

the

toggler

key.

..,.._Wall

Surface

FIGURE 5

-Z-

01.23

Thread

the

screws

into

the

small holes

the

center

the

tog-

glers.

Leave

some

clearance

between

the

bottom

each

screw

head

and

the

mounting

surface

(Figure

6).

Sheet

Metal

Toggler

Flange

FIGURE 6

01.24

Place

the

MPSA

against

the

mounting

surface

with

the

screws

protruding

through

the

holes

(Figure

7).

FIGURE 7

01.25

Position

the

power

supply

that

the

narrower

portions

the

holes

slip

over

the

screws,

and

(if

the

unit

wall-mounted)

the

weight

the

power

supply

supported.

Tighten

the

screws.

01.26

the

power

supply

tab-

le-mounted,

make

certain

the

unit

rests

its

four

rubber

rrf

eetrr

and

secured

with

the

mounting

bracket.

This

es-

sential

for

proper

cooling.

01.30

Fuses

01.31

Remove

the

spare

fuses from

the

hardware

carton,

and

place

them

their

individually

marked

holders.

01.32

Remove

and

inspect

the

fuses

that

were

shipped

inside

the

MPSA.

either

fuse

defective,

replace

and

order

another

spare

fuse from

your

Toshiba

supplier.

01.33

Prior

installing

the

PBBU,

connect

the

MPSA

the

MKSU

per

Paragraph

06.10,

Section

100-006-200,

Installation.

BATTERY BACK-UP INSTALLAT1:0N

02.01

The

power

battery

back-up

unit

(PBBU)

Figure

optional

PCB which may

installed

the

MPSA-200

interface

with

two

aux-

iliary

12-VDC

batteries.

the

event

electrical

power

failure,

the

PBBU

provides

automatic

battery

power

source,

permitting

typical

STRATA

system

continue

normal

operations

for some

time

(in

direct

ratio

with

the

type

and

size

the

batteries

chosen).

FIGURE B

02.02

The

PBBU

contains

voltage

sensing

circuit

which

causes

elec-

tro-mechanical

relay

connect

the

back-up

battery

power

the

system

-3-

SECTION 100-006-250

MPSA-200 INSTALLATION

DECEMBER 1982

before

the

PSA

output

voltage

drops

below

21-VDC

(at

which

point

system

functions

would be

disrupted

and

existing

calls

would

disconnected).

02.03

When

the

normal

source

electrical

power

restored,

the

volt-

age

sensing

circuit

relay

will

disconnect

the

standby

battery

power

source.

02.04

the

standby

battery

power

source

output

falls

below 21-VDC while

connected

the

system,

the

volt-

age

sensing

circuit

will

cause

the

relay

disconnect

the

standby

batteries

from

the

system.

02.05

The

standby

batteries

will

not

reconnected

unless:

•

The

"Battery

Override

switch

(Fig-

ures

and

placed

the

position,

...

• The

depleted

batteries

are

re-

placed

by a

freshly

charged

pair

and

the

Battery

Override

switch

turned

and

then

released.

02.06

The

PBBU

also

contains

cir-

cuitry

provide

the

charge

current

necessary

maintain

the

batteries

satisfactory

level

charge

while

the

STRATA

system

normal

oper-

ation.

external

fast

charger

may

also

connected

across

the

tterv

output

terminal

connections.

02.07

The

Pl3BU

kit

contains

the

following

items:

•

PBBU-powcr

battery

backup

PCB.

•

Fuse-spare

battery

protection

fuse.

•

PBBU-4

REV

-decal

to be

placed

the

front

the

MPSA.

WARNING

-warning

tag

for

at-

tachment

the

115-VAC power

cord.

-·

SECTION

100-006-250

MPSA-200

INSTALLATION

DECEMBER 1982

FIGURE 9

02.08

these

PBBU.

addition

the

PBBU

kit,

items

are

needed

install

Two

Batteries-lend-acid,

mainten-

ance-free

automobile

batteries

(80

amp/hr

maxi

mum)

are

recommen-

ded.

The

procedures

Paragraph

02.40

assume

batteries

with

sidc-

mounted

terminals

are

used.

Battery

Rack

Separntor-a

bat-

tery

rack

and

separator

should

used

assure

the

batteries

will

not

tip

and

spill

battery

acicl

accidentally

shot't

the

ttet'y

ter-

minals.

•

Two-W

it'e

Connecting

Cable-a

wit'e

connecting

c11ble,

ter·minating

-4-

one end

with

3/8-in.

t'ing

ter-

minals

and

the

other

end

with

1/8-in.

spade

tet'minals,

required

connect

the

batteries

and

the

MPSA.

The

minimum

wire

gauge

must

determined

the

loop

length

the

connecting

cable

(as

indicated

Table

A).

TABLE

A-MINIMUM

WIRE

GAUGE

LOOP

LENGTH

ft.

RECOMMENDED SIZE

gauge

Single-Wire

Cable-a

AWG

sin-

gle-wire

cable,

approximately

inches

length

and

equipped

with

ring

terminals,

required

con-

nect

the

two

batteries

series.

•

Cable

Clamp-a

cable

clamp should

be used to

prevent

cable

movement

from

affecting

the

batteries.

•

Battery

Protection-a

10-amp,

32V

fuse,

or a 10-amp

instantan-

eous-tripping

cir

cuit

breaker,

required

protect

the

batteries

from power

surge

short

circuit

damage.

•

Bolts-four

3/Sxl/2-in.

hex head

bolts

are

required

connect

the

cable

terminals

the

batteries.

•

Washers-eight

3/8-in.

flat

washers

and four

3/8-in.

internal-tooth

lock

washers

are

required

for

the

above

cable

terminal

connections.

•

Battery

Cabinet-if

the

batteries

are

not

located

well-venti-

lated

closet

other

secure

area,

protected

from

fire

sparks,

properly

ventilated

protective

cabi-

net

required

safeguard

them.

CAUTION:

The

power

supply,

battery,

battery

rack,

and

the

inter-

connecting

wiring

shall

installed

only

qualified

installers,

accordance

with

all

applicable

electri-

cal

codes

and

Article

480

the

National

Electrical

Code.

Before

installing

see

the

"Installation

Instructions"

enclosed

with

each

item.

WARNING:

Only

trained

personnel

may

service

install

the

PBBU

and

power

supply.

02.10 MPSA

Preparation

02.11 Verify

that

the

power

switch

-5-

SECTION 100-006-250

MPSA-200

INSTALLATION

DECEMBER 1982

the

MTOU

the

OFF

position,

and then

disconnect

the

115-V

power

cord.

02.12

Remove

the

terminal

strip

cover

(Figure

10).

FIGURE

02.13

The MPSA

cover

secured

ten

screws.

Viewing

the

MPSA as

if it

wall-mounted,

two

screws

will

located

the

front

and four on

each

side.

02.14

Remove all

ten

screws.

02.15

Remove and

set

cover

aside.

02.16

Locate

the

multi-wire

harness

MPSA

(Figure

11), it

terminates

nylon

connector.

FIGURE

02.l'l

The

harness

loosely

secured

the

chassis

with a

cable

clamp

(Figure

12);

the

clamp will allow

slight

harness

movement.

SECTION 100-006-250

MPSA-200 ;NSTALLATION

DECEMBER 1982

FIGURE

02.20

Installing

the

PBBU

02.21

Mounted

the

MPSA

control

panel

are

two

hole

plugs,

remove

and

discard

them.

02.22

Unwrap

the

PBBU.

and save

the

screw

locn.tcd

mounting

brncket

(Pigure

13).

FIGURE

llernove

the

02.23

Slip

the

PBBU fuse

holder

and

battery

override

button

through

their

respective

ports

the

control

panel

(Figure

14).

The PBBU

mounting

brac-

ket

should

flush

against

the

rear

the

control

panel.

The harness

should

flow

around

the

PI3BU

PCB,

with

wires

beneath

it.

-6-

FIGURE

02.2-<i

Align

the

two

tan-colored

PBBU pins

with

the

two

holes in

the

mounting

bracket

(Figure

15). Press

the

pins

into

the

holes

until

they

catch.

FIGURE

02.25

Use

the

previously

removed

screw

and

secure

the

mounting

bracket

the

control

panel

(Figure

14).

02.26

Plug

the

connector

into

the

nine-hole

jack

the

center

the

PBBU. Do

not

force

the

prongs

into

the

jack,

they

are

keyed

that

they

can be

mated

only

one

position.

02.27

from

the

Make

certain

that

wires

the

harness

are

caught

between

cover

and

the

PBBU

heat

sink

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