Toshiba Strata VI Installation Instructions Manual page 4

01 GENERAL
01.01 This section describes the in-
stallation procedures necessary to en-
sure proper operation of the STRATA
VI system.
02 PACKING
02.01
When a STRATA VI system is
received, examine
all
packages and
make careful note of any visible
damage. If any damage is found, bring
it to the attention of the delivery car-
rier and make the proper claims.
02.02 Check the STRATA VI system
against the purchase order and packing
slip. If it is determined that any car-
tons are missing, contact your deli very
carrier immediately. If it is determined
that any equipment within a carton is
missing, contact your Toshiba supplier
immediately.
02.03
After unpacking (before in-
stallation is started), inspect all equip-
ment for damage. If any damage is
detected, contact your delivery carrier
immediately.
If
possible, retain all
original packing material.
02.04 When handling (installing, re-
moving, examining, etc.) a printed cir-
cuit board,
do
not touch the back
(soldered) side or the edge connector.
Always hold a PCB by its edge.
02.05 When packing or storing the
CRDU and/or MCCU, ensure the fol-
lowing:
• Do not use plastic or any type of
conductive material for packing
either the CRDU or the MCCU.
• Use
plain paper.
NOTE:
Conductive packing material
may cause the internal back-
up battery
to
discharge and
damage the system.
SECTION 100-006-200
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
DECEMBER 1982
02.06
When.ever storing or shipping
the MCCU and/or CRDU, always ensure
that the battery strap is in the OFF
position (Figure 1).
SW! BATTERY STRAP
FIGURE l
NOTE:
Always make sure the battery
strap(s) on the MCCU and/or
CRDU is in the "ON" position
just prior to installation.
If
not, the SET LED on the
MCCU will not operate.
03 MKSU LOCATION REQUIREMENTS
03.01
Power Requirements
03.02
The STRATA VI MKSU re-
quires 24 VDC. This is provided by the
power supply, which in turn requires
power from
a
grounded 115VAC outlet.
The outlet should be separately fused
and rated at 15 amps.
03.03
Two power supplies
are
available:
• MPSA-200 provides sufficient power
for 16 stations, of which a maxi-
mum of three telephones may be
BLF EKTs.
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