AT&T System 75 Manuals

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AT&T System 75 Wiring Manual (593 pages)

Brand: AT&T | Category: Switch | Size: 11.53 MB

Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

205
- Installing Station Message Detail Recording Interface
  209
- General
  217
- 110-Type Hardware Description
  218
- 110-Type Wiring Blocks
  218
- Index Strips and Connecting Blocks
  218
- 110A-Type Hardware
  222
- 110P-Type Hardware
  225
- 188-Type Backboards
  231
- 110-Type Patch Cords
  232
- Cords
  232
- F-61789 Power Adapter Cords
  233
- Jumpers
  234
- Test Cords
  234
- Tools
  234
- Associated Hardware
  235
- Cable Slack Managers
  235
- Designation Strips
  235
- F Clip Terminal Insulator
  235
- General
  235
- Z113A Housing
  235
- Z114A Housing
  235
- 1.544 Mbps Digital Service Interfaces
  238
- 575-4 Sneak Current Fuse Assembly
  238
- Network Interfaces
  238
- RJ21X Network Interface
  238
- RJ2GX Network Interface
  238
- Sneak Fuse Panels
  238
- 574-5 Power Transfer Unit
  240
- Emergency Transfer Units
  240
- WP-90929, List 1, Cable Assembly
  240
- WP-90929, List 3, Cable Assembly
  240
- Z1A Emergency Transfer Unit
  240
- 16-Port Analog Line Board Adapter Cable
  243
- 4-Port Met Line Board Concentrator Cable
  244
- Adjunct Power Units
  244
- Individual Power Supplies
  244
- Bulk Power Supply
  245
- 346 Modular Bulk Power Supply
  246
- 110-Type Hardware Equipment Room Applications
  249
- Equipment Room Design
  249
- Trunk/Auxiliary Field
  249
- Distribution Field
  251
- General
  256
- Typical Floor Plans
  256
- Typical System Equipment Room Floor Plans
  256
- 110-Type Hardware and Patch Cord Requirements
  261
- Cable Slack Manager Requirements
  261
- Equipment Requirements
  261
- Wall Space Requirements
  261
- Equipment Room Hardware and Cabling Installation
  262
- Frame Mounting 110P-Type Terminal Blocks
  262
- Hardware Installation
  262
- Wall Mounting 110P-Type Terminal Blocks
  262
- Installing the Cable Slack Managers
  266
- Labeling the Cross-Connect Field
  266
- Auxiliary Labels (Yellow)
  271
- Station Labels (White and Blue)
  281
- Port Labels (Purple)
  288
- Installing the Sneak Fuse Panels
  293
- Cable Installation
  294
- Labels
  294
- General
  295
- Routing Cable Guidelines
  295
- Routing Cables from Switch Cabinet to Cross-Connect Field
  299
- Installing Control Carrier Outputs Cable
  301
- Installing Cables between Switch Cabinet and the Cross-Connect Field
  310
- Closets
  311
- Description
  311
- Information Outlets
  311
- Installing Cables between Cross-Connect Field and Auxiliary Cabinet
  311
- Satellite Locations
  311
- Site Locations
  311
- Station Cables
  311
- Station Wiring Design
  311
- Station Circuit Distribution from Equipment Room
  316
- 3-Pair to 4-Pair Station Circuit Distribution
  318
- 110-Type Hardware Requirements
  324
- Adapter Requirements
  324
- Locating Information Outlets
  324
- Locating Satellites and Sites
  324
- Sizing 25-Pair and Multiple 25-Pair Station Cables
  324
- Sizing 4-Pair Station Cables (DIW)
  324
- Station Wiring and Associated Hardware Installation
  325
- Installing 110-Type Hardware at Satellite Locations
  328
- Labeling
  328
- Installing 4-Pair Station Cables
  331
- Installing the Information Outlets
  331
- Adjunct Powering
  332
- Adjunct Powering from the Equipment Room
  332
- Adjunct Powering from Site Locations
  333
- Adjunct Powering from the Satellite Locations
  333
- Adjunct Powering from Information Outlets
  335
- Patch Cord Installation and Administration
  338
- Equipment Room Cross-Connect Field
  340
- Installing Patch Cords
  341
- Removing Patch Cords
  341
- 2-Point Administration
  342
- Installing and Removing Jumper Wires
  342
- Installing and Removing Power Adapter Cords
  342
- Installing INADS (Initialization and Administration System) Interface
  347
- Installing Customer-Provided Alarm-System 75 XE Only
  350
- Installing Off-Premises Terminal Wiring
  350
- Analog Out-Of-Building Terminals
  351
- Digital Out-Of-Building Terminals
  352
- Installing Emergency Transfer Units and Terminals
  354
- 574-5 Power Transfer Unit
  355
- Z1A Power Failure Transfer Unit
  360
- Installing External Ringing
  367
- Installing Queue Warning Indicator
  368
- Auxiliary Equipment Description
  369
- Auxiliary Equipment Installation
  369
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- 66-Type Hardware Description
  428
- 66M1-50 Connecting Block
  428
- Connectorized 66-Type Connecting Blocks
  432
- Non-Connectorized 66-Type Connecting Blocks
  432
- 183-Type Backboards
  433
- Multiple-Mounted 66-Type Connecting Blocks
  433
- 187B1 Backboard
  435
- Power Adapter Cords
  435
- Associated Hardware
  437
- Bridging Clips
  437
- Cable Slack Managers
  437
- Tools
  437
- Z113A Housing
  438
- Z114A Housing
  438
- 1.544 Mbps Digital Service Interfaces
  440
- 575-4 Sneak Current Fuse Assembly
  440
- Network Interfaces
  440
- RJ21X Network Interface
  440
- RJ2GX Network Interface
  440
- Sneak Fuse Panels
  440
- 574-5 Power Transfer Unit
  442
- Emergency Transfer Units
  442
- Trunk Concentrator Cables
  442
- WP-90929, List 2, Cable Assembly
  442
- WP-90929, List 4, Cable Assembly
  442
- Z1A Emergency Transfer Unit
  442
- 4-Port Met Line Board Concentrator Cable
  445
- Adjunct Power Units
  445
- Bulk Power Supply
  446
- Individual Power Supplies
  446
- 346 Modular Bulk Power Supply
  448
- 66-Type Hardware Equipment Room Applications
  451
- Distribution Field
  451
- Equipment Room Design
  451
- Trunk/Auxiliary Field
  451
- Typical Floor Plans
  454
- Typical System Equipment Room Floor Plans
  454
- 66-Type Hardware Requirements
  458
- Cable Slack Manager Requirements
  458
- Equipment Requirements
  458
- Wall Space Requirements
  458
- Equipment Room Hardware and Cabling Installation
  459
- Hardware Installation
  459
- Installing the Cross-Connect Field
  459
- Installing the Cable Slack Managers
  462
- Labeling the Cross-Connect Field
  462
- Installing the Sneak Fuse Panels
  467
- Cable Installation
  468
- Labeling
  468
- Routing Cable Guidelines
  469
- Routing Cables from Switch Cabinet to Cross-Connect Field
  473
- Installing Control Carrier Outputs Cable
  475
- Installing Trunk Cables between Network Interface, Sneak Fuse Panel, and System Cabinet
  477
- Connecting Trunk Pairs to the Switch Cabinet Using Concentrator Cables
  481
- Connecting Trunk Pairs to the Switch Cabinet Using Jumper Wires to Establish 3-Pair Modularity
  482
- Installing Cables between Switch Cabinet and the Cross-Connect Field
  484
- Installing Coupled Bonding Conductor Grounding
  484
- Information Outlets
  485
- Installing Cables between Cross-Connect Field and Auxiliary Cabinet
  485
- Station Cables
  485
- Station Wiring Design
  485
- Closets
  487
- Site Locations
  487
- Station Circuit Distribution from Equipment Room
  490
- 3-Pair to 4-Pair Station Circuit Distribution
  492
- 3-Pair Station Cable Circuits
  497
- 66-Type Hardware Requirements
  497
- Adapter Requirements
  497
- Locating Information Outlets
  497
- Locating Satellites and Sites
  497
- Sizing 25-Pair and Multiple 25-Pair Station Cables
  497
- Sizing 4-Pair Station Cables (DIW)
  497
- 4-Pair Station Cable Circuits
  498
- Installing the Station Cables
  498
- Station Wiring and Associated Hardware Installation
  498
- Installing 4-Pair Station Cables
  500
- Installing 66-Type Hardware at Satellite Locations
  500
- Installing the Information Outlets
  500
- Labeling
  500
- Adjunct Powering
  501
- Adjunct Powering from the Equipment Room
  501
- Adjunct Powering from Site Locations
  502
- Adjunct Powering from the Satellite Locations
  502
- Adjunct Powering from Information Outlets
  504
- Jumper Wire Installation and Administration
  507
- Equipment Room Cross-Connect Field
  510
- Installing Jumper Wires
  510
- Installing and Removing Power Adapter Cords
  511
- Removing Jumper Wires
  511
- 1-Point Administration
  512
- Installing Attendant Console
  513
- Miscellaneous Wiring Installation
  513
- Installing Selector Console
  516
- Installing INADS (Initialization and Administration System) Interface
  517
- Collocated DS1 Tie Trunks
  518
- DS1 Tie Trunks Using 551-Type CSU
  518
- Installing DS1 Tie Trunks
  518
- Installing Customer-Provided Alarm-System 75 XE Only
  520
- Installing Off-Premises Terminal Wiring
  520
- Analog Out-Of-Building Terminals
  521
- Installing Out-Of-Building Terminal Wiring
  521
- Digital Out-Of-Building Terminals
  522
- Installing Emergency Transfer Units and Terminals
  524
- 574-5 Power Transfer Unit
  525
- Z1A Power Failure Transfer Unit
  531
- Installing External Ringing
  539
- Installing Queue Warning Indicator
  540
- Auxiliary Equipment Description
  541
- Auxiliary Equipment Installation
  541
- Installing Loudspeaker Paging and Music-On-Hold
  543
- Installing Loudspeaker Paging Access-278A Paging Adapter
  545
- Installing Loudspeaker Paging Access-89A Control Unit
  548
- Pagepac PAGING SYSTEM
  551
- Pagepac VS
  551
- Installing Music-On-Hold Access
  556
- Installing Loudspeaker Paging with Background Music
  560
- Installing Recorded Announcement Equipment
  561
- Digital Announcer
  565
- Installing Audichron Wake-Up Announcement System-R1V3 Only
  566
- Installing 3270 Data Modules
  569
- Installing Dial Dictation Equipment
  569
- Installing Processor Data Modules (Pdms)
  572
- Installing Applications Processor Interface-System 75
  574
- Installing Audio Information Exchange (AUDIX) Interface-V3
  575
- Installing Call Management System (CMS) Interface-V3 Only
  575
- Installing Distributed Communications System (DCS)-V2 and V3
  576
- Property Management System Interface-V3 Only
  576
- Installing Customer-Provided Terminal Using Asynchronous Data Units (Adus)
  577
- Installing Station Message Detail Recording Interface
  579
- Installing Information System Network Interface
  581
- Installing STARLAN NETWORK Interface
  583
- Installing PLS Interface
  585

AT&T System 75 Wiring Diagram (345 pages)

Brand: AT&T | Category: Telephone System | Size: 4.12 MB

Page Chapter 1. Introduction

4
- Table of Contents
  4
- Chapter 1. Introduction
  
  8
  - General
    8
  - Organization Use of Guide Equipment
    8
Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

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- CHAPTER 2. HARDWARE (66/110-Type)
  
  28
- Chapter 3. Equipment Room Design
  
  80
  - General
    84
  - Hardware Equipment Room Appplications
    84
    
    Trunk/Auxiliary Field
    84
    
    Distribution Field
    87
  - Typical System Equipment Room Floor Plans
    96
    
    General
    96
    
    Typical Floor Plans
    96
    
    Wall Space Requirements
    103
    
    Equipment Requirements
    104
  - Equipment Room Hardware and Cabling Installation
    108
    
    Hardware Installation
    108
    
    Installing Cable Slack Managers
    115
    
    Labeling the Cross-Connect Field
    115
    
    Installing Sneak Fuse Panels
    146
    
    Cable Installation
    147
  - Station Wiring Design
    173
    
    General
    173
    
    Station Circuit Distribution from Equipment Room
    181
    
    Layout
    190

AT&T System 75 User Manual (103 pages)

Brand: AT&T | Category: Telephone | Size: 2.41 MB

AT&T System 75 User Manual (45 pages)

Communications System Generic 1 and Generic 3 Voice Terminal

Brand: AT&T | Category: IP Phone | Size: 0.22 MB

Table of Contents
3
Your 7444 Voice Terminal
5
What the Features Do
8
- Abbreviated Dialing (AD) 1
  8
- Voice Features
  8
- Speakerphone 2
  9
- Display Features
  11
How to Use the Features
12
- Drop
  12
- Special Instructions
  12
Troubleshooting

13
- Conventions 1
  13
- Quick Reference Lists 1
  13
- Voice Features
  14
  - Abbreviated Dialing
    14
  - Automatic Callback 1
    16
  - Bridging 1
    17
  - Call Coverage 1
    17
  - Call Forwarding All Calls 1
    18
  - Call Park 1
    19
  - Call Pickup 1
    20
  - Conference 1
    20
  - Hold 1
    22
  - Intercom (Automatic/Dial) 1
    22
  - Last Number Dialed 2
    23
  - Leave Word Calling (LWC) 2
    23
  - Message 2
    24
  - Mute 2
    24
  - Priority Calling 2
    25
  - Reset Speakerphone 2
    25
  - Select Ring (and Ringer Volume) 2
    26
  - Self-Test 2
    27
  - Send All Calls 2
    27
  - Speaker 2
    28
  - Transfer 2
    30
  - Voice Message Retrieval 2
    31
Activating and Clearing the Display

32
- Display Features
  32
- Inspect
  32
Normal Mode

32
- Integrated Directory
  33
- Message Retrieval
  33
- Normal
  35
- Stored Number
  35
- Time/Date
  36
- Timer
  36
- Tones and Their Meanings
  37
Ringing Tones

37
Handset Tones

37
- Troubleshooting
  38
System 75 Version Notes

39
- Key Words to Know
  40
- Quick Reference Lists
  43

AT&T System 75 User Manual (44 pages)

Communications System

Brand: AT&T | Category: Telephone | Size: 0.21 MB

Table of Contents
4
Your 8101, 8102, and 8110 Telephones

6
- Bottom View
  8
- Side View
  9
What the Features Do

13
- Phone Features
  
  13
- System Features
  
  14
How to Use the Features

16
Phone Features

18
- Answering and Placing a Call
  18
- Auto Answer (for 8110 Users)
  19
- Hold
  20
- Message
  21
- Mute (for 8110 Users)
  21
- Personalized Ring (for 8102 and 8110 Users)
  22
- Programmable Dialing Buttons (8102 and 8110)
  22
- Redial
  24
- Redial (with Auto-Pause) (8102 and 8110 Users)
  25
- Speakerphone (for 8110 Users)
  26
System Features

28
Special Instructions

28
- Abbreviated Dialing
  28
- Automatic Callback
  30
- Call Forwarding All Calls
  30
- Call Park
  31
- Call Pickup
  32
- Call Waiting
  32
- Conference
  33
- Drop (for 8102 and 8110 Users)
  33
- Hold (with Second Dial Tone)
  34
- Leave Word Calling
  36
- Priority Calling
  36
- Send All Calls
  37
- Transfer
  37
- Voice Message Retrieval
  38
  - Tones and Their Meanings
    39
  - Ringing Tones
    39
  - Handset Tones
    39
  - Key Words to Know
    40

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