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- Page 1 SAMSUNG ¶ SMG-3000 ( M I N I D C S G A T E W A Y ) INSTALLATION MANUAL...
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Page 2: Publication Information
Samsung Telecoms reserves the right without prior notice to revise information in this publication for any reason. Samsung Telecoms also reserves the right without prior notice to make changes in design or com- ponents of equipment as engineering and manufacturing may warrant. - Page 3 259 Gongdan-Dong, Gumi -City Kyungbuk, Korea, 730-030 (factory name, address) declare under our sole responsibility that the product Digital Telephone Exchange model "SMG-3000" to which this declaration relates is in conformity with RTTE Directive 1999/5/EC ( Annex II ) Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC...
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Page 4: Intended Use
Intended Use This telephone system is intended to provide the user with voice communication between the system extensions and connection to the public switched telephone network by digital or analogue links. The telephone system may be provided with the ability to communicate with local computer networks to provide CTI functions and features. - Page 5 Convenient Maintenance and Repair ..............1-2 Chapter 2 SMG-3000 System Setup System Structure ................2-1 System Rack..................... 2-1 Card Types ....................... 2-2 Chapter 3 Installing the SMG-3000 System Installation Procedure Checklist............ 3-1 Basic Requirements ..............3-1 Safety ....................... 3-1 Environmental Conditions ................. 3-1 Grounding the System ..................
- Page 6 Starting the System ..............5-1 Checking System Functions ............5-3 Checking Basic Telephone Functions ............... 5-3 Checking the Attendant Console............... 5-4 Checking Operation of Peripherals..............5-5 Shutting Down the System ............5-5 Chapter 6 SMG-3000 System Maintenance and Repair Exchanging Subscriber Cards ............6-1...
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Page 7: Smg-3000 System Functions
Flexible Modules The SMG-3000 system operates on a modular basis so that you can easily add new hardware, such as cards, or software. There are a number of user (subscriber) slots into which you can insert cards such as a data card, subscriber cards and trunk card. -
Page 8: Future Expansion
1–2 Introduction Future Expansion You do not need to invest a lot of money and effort to add new functions to the SMG-3000 system. This is because the system offers the following functions. • Connection of digital phones providing a variety of functions through the phone line. -
Page 9: System Structure
SMG-3000 System Setup This chapter describes how the SMG-3000 system is structured and looks at the cards that can be inserted into the system rack. This manual does not describe the cards in any detail, nor how to connect telephones to the cards. -
Page 10: Card Types
I/O interface. Subscriber Cards The subscriber cards provide various services to subscribers. The SMG-3000 system can hold a maximum of four subscriber cards in the shelf. For different service types, there are relevant subscriber cards: analogue card, digital card, ISDN card and service card. -
Page 11: Installation Procedure Checklist
Chapter Installing the SMG-3000 System This chapter provides instructions on installing the SMG-3000 system. First, the general procedures are dis- cussed, together with the conditions necessary for installation. Then, it discusses the detailed procedures for installing the rack and inserting the cards. Finally, it explains how to connect the storage battery to supply emergency power to the system if the mains power fails. -
Page 12: Grounding The System
The SMG-3000 system needs to be supplied with AC power. The power outlet supplying AC power should only be used with the SMG-3000, and should not be used by other devices. The power outlet should be in a safe place where the power cannot be cut off accidentally. -
Page 13: Connecting The Power And Battery Cables
Do not tilt or place the system on its side. Always keep it vertical. Connecting the Power and Battery Cables Follow the instructions below to connect the power and battery cables to the SMG-3000 system. 1. Loosen the screw securing the rear cover and remove the cover. - Page 14 3–4 Installing the System When you remove the side cover, you can see the power cable and battery cable (see picture below). Cut the string wrapped around the power cable. Power cable Battery cable Look at the backplane board after you remove the rear cover. You will see two connectors for connect- ing the power cable and the battery cable.
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Page 15: Installing Cards
Installing the System 3–5 Installing Cards Rack Slots The RCMP -D card, RGPS-K card, MCPU2 card and subscriber cards are installed in the system rack as shown. Subscriber cards are mounted in card slots UCS0–UCS3 (slots 3–6). Slot 0 (POWER) Slot 1 (RINGER) Slot 2 (MCPU2) Slot 3 (UCS0) - Page 16 3–6 Installing the System Guide rail Rotate the ejectors located on the upper and lower ends of the card’s front panel 90 degrees to make a right angle with the card as shown. Push the card into the slot until it locks. Then push the ejectors 90 degrees back to their original posi- tions to secure the card firmly to the inner backplane board.
- Page 17 Installing the System 3–7 Insert two screws into the screw holes at the top and bottom of the card’s front panel and tighten.
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Page 18: Connecting Cables To Subscriber Cards
DCS Gateway CD-ROM supplied with your system. Connecting the Cable Connect the cable to the backplane board located on the rear of the SMG-3000 system. 1. If the rear cover is closed, remove the two screws securing it and remove it. - Page 19 Installing the System 3–9 You see the backplane board. Backplane board 2. Locate the connector on the backplane board to attach the cable. There are up to four connectors on the board depending on the number of subscriber cards. Seen from behind the system, the connector on the far right is the UCS0 slot and the connector located on the far left is the UCS3 slot.
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Page 20: Installing The Storage Battery
3–10 Installing the System Caution: • There must be spare connectors in the MDF for future upgrades. • If you are installing the system for the first time or upgrading the system, you need to request appro- priate trunk services or a leased line from the telephone company. Installing the Storage Battery Precautions •... -
Page 21: The I/O Ports
This chapter describes how to connect peripherals such as a printer, the personal computer (PC) for the Maintenance and Administration program (MAP) and the Property Management System (PMS), and so on, to the SMG-3000 system. The I/O Ports The system has a number of I/O ports to which various peripherals and terminals can be connected. These I/O ports are located on the backplane board at the rear of the system and comprise three 25-pin serial ports, a 15-pin LAN port and an RJ-45 LAN port. -
Page 22: Connecting The Pc For Map
• maintaining and repairing the system. The SMG-3000 system is connected to the MAP PC through one of the 25-pin serial ports (I/O 0 – I/O 2) or the I/O 4 (LAN) port. Let’s consider each option. Note: When you finish installation and start the MAP to configure your system, you must enter the parameters for the I/O ports on the PMS PC and the SMG-3000 being used. -
Page 23: Connecting To The I/O 4 (Lan) Port
1. Connect the network (LAN) UTP cable to the UTP port of the PC. UTP port UTP cable 2. Connect the other end of the network cable to the I/O 4 port on the SMG-3000. I/O 3 port I/O 4... -
Page 24: Connecting The Pc For Pms
4–4 Connecting Peripherals Note: If the PC is connected directly to the SMG-3000 system, a UTP crossover cable is required. If the connection is via a hub, a straight-through cable should be used. Connecting the PC for PMS The PMS (Property Management System) is a software package running on a PC which is used in hotels and similar establishments. -
Page 25: Connecting A Serial Printer
Connecting Peripherals 4–5 3. Connect the other end of the cable to one of the serial ports I/O 1 or I/O 2 on the SMG-3000. I/O 1 or I/O 2 port RS-232C cable Connecting a Serial Printer An SMDR (Station Message Detailed Recording) printer and system printer can be connected to the SMG- 3000 system. -
Page 26: Connecting Peripherals
4–6 Connecting Peripherals 3. Connect the other end of the cable to one of the serial ports I/O 1 or I/O 2 on the rear of the SMG-3000. I/O 1 or I/O 2 port RS-232C cable Note: When you have finished installation and start the MAP to configure your system, you must enter the parameters for the I/O ports on the printer and the SMG-3000 being used. -
Page 27: Before Operation
Checking the Ambient Temperature The temperature inside the room in which the SMG-3000 system is installed must be within the normal op- erating range 0 – 45 o C. Use a heater or air-conditioner to maintain this range if necessary. - Page 28 5–2 System Checking & Operation 5. Switch ON the power switches on the RCMP-D card and the RGPS-K card. 6. Confirm that the LEDs on the front panel of the RCMP-D card light green, and the RING LED on the RGPS-K card lights green.
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Page 29: Checking System Functions
Checks should STOP Checking Basic Telephone Functions You should first check the basic functions of the SMG-3000 phone system: these include making internal and external calls, the internal callback function and the external line callback function. When selecting the phone from which to carry out the tests, make sure that it has been assigned a class of service that allows the functions being tested. -
Page 30: Checking The Attendant Console
5–4 System Checking & Operation 3. Press the code for callback and check that you hear confirmation tone. 4. Replace both the handset on your phone and on the busy phone and confirm that your phone rings. 5. Lift your handset and check that ringing stops on your phone and that the calling signal begins. Confirm that you hear ringing tone on the internal phone that was previously busy. -
Page 31: Checking Operation Of Peripherals
Checking the Printer Two types of printer, the system printer and the SMDR printer, may be connected to the SMG-3000 system (see Chapter 4, Connecting Peripherals). Various alarms and event information can be printed and the in- formation can be important if problems occur or for monitoring the system’s activities. Therefore, be sure to check the condition of the printer regularly. - Page 32 5–6 System Checking & Operation MCPU2 card 2. Turn off the switches on the RCMP-D card and RGPS-K card. 3. Turn off the main power switch located on the left-hand side of the system rack to cut off the electricity supplied to the shelf.
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Page 33: Exchanging Subscriber Cards
You should refer to the DCS Gateway Installation Manual and DCS Gateway Maintenance Manual supplied on the Gateway CD-ROM to carry out routine maintenance and repair on your SMG-3000. The Installation Manual includes procedures for exchanging cards in the system rack (see Exchanging Boards in Chapter 7). - Page 34 Samsung Telecoms (U.K.) Limited Brookside Business Park, Greengate, Middleton, Manchester M24 1GS Tel: 0161 655 1100 Fax: 0161 655 1166...