Page 1: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS 1. GENERAL PAGE Introduction Features and Facilities Operating Instructions 1.3.1 Station Nomenclature 1.3.2 Station Lamp Signals 1.3.3 System Tones 1.3.4 Outside Calls 1.3.5 Intercom Calls 1.3.6 Other Features 1.3.7 Optional Features 1.3.8 Optional Equipment System Capacities and Components 1.4.1 System Capacities 1.4.2 System Limits...
Page 2 CONTENTS (Cont’d) Installation Programming 2 . 7 . 1 P r o g r a m m i n g D a t a 2 . 7 . 2 C h e c k i n g D a t a 2.7.3 Re-initialising Programmed Data 2.7.4 Facility Programming...
Page 3: General
GENERAL 1 .l INTRODUCTION The Commander AN-61 6 is an electronic key telephone system providing 6 exchange lines and 16 stations. It is an electronic system using hardware and software modules packaged to provide various economical solutions. The stations have a very modern and stylish appearance.
Page 4 1.2.3 Saved Last Number In addition to Last Number Redial a number may be saved and this number will not be erased until a new number is saved. 1.2.4 Multiple Exchange Line Answer The status of each exchange line is displayed at every station facilitating the possibility of answering an incoming call at every station.
Page 5 Repertory Dialling 1.2.13 Basic and On-Hook stations are provided with 8 DSS keys which can be used to store frequently used numbers. Numbers with up to 20 digits can be stored. Handsfree stations are provided with 16 DSS keys and thus can store up to 16 numbers. The stations may store and recall numbers at any time.
Page 6 1.2.25 Intercom Call Back If the station in the Intercom Camp-On mode hangs up, then the Intercom Call Back feature is activated. When the called station becomes idle a signal call is made back to the originating station. Responding to the signal call will re-initiate the original intercom call.
Page 7 1.2.37 Call Signalling Incoming calls are signalled by a tone caller through the station speaker. Different signals are provided for intercom calls and exchange line calls. Each station may be programmed to signal when there is an incoming call on any exchange line or only on a group of exchange lines or it may not signal for incoming exchange line calls.
Page 8: Operating Instructions
1.3 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Station Nomenclature 1.3.1 Fig. 1.3.1 (a1 TS-AN-BA BASIC AND TS-AN-OH ON-HOOK STATIONS AN-61 6 ISSUE 1...
Page 9 Fig. 1.3.1 (b) TS-AN-HF HANDSFREE STATION AN-61 6 ISSUE 1...
Page 10: Station Lamp Signals
1.3.2 Station Lamp Signals LAMP SIGNAL STATUS OUTSIDE LINES line free Steady line busy LN II6 Slow Flash incoming call Flash hold Flicker exclusive hold add-on standby Double Flash I hold ICM KEY Steady intercom call (handset) Double Flash incoming intercom call SPKR KEY Steady on-hook dialling handsfree speech...
Page 11 1.3.4.2 On Hook Dialling To make a call press the SPKR key press a free outside LINE key when dial tone is heard, dial the wanted number when the called party answers, lift the handset to speak. replace the handset when the call is completed to release a line before connection is established, press the SPKR key 1.3.4.3 Incoming Calls...
Page 12: Intercom Calls
1.3.4.10 Outside Line Request When all outside lines in your group are busy, you may request the next free line lift the handset press the HOLD key. The HOLD and ICM lamps glow dial your outside line group number (I to 6) If the request is accepted a burst of tone is heard the HOLD lamp flickers...
Page 13 1.3.5.8 Direct Station Selection (Basic and On-Hook Stations) The Direct Station Selection keys are designated Fl -F8. 8 frequently called station numbers can be stored in the system memory, and called by using only one key (Fl -F8). To store a station number lift the handset press DC, ICM and the required F key where the station number is to be stored dial the station number...
Page 14: Other Features
1.3.5.13 Intercom Call Back (optional) If busy tone is heard when making intercom calls press replace the handset When the called station is free your station will ring lift the handset and the intercom call will be automatically established NOTE: If the call back is not answered within 20 seconds, it will automatically be cancelled.
Page 15 To transfer after announcing ask the outside party to wait call the second station via paging, DSS or intercom. The line will be held automatically announce the call when the wanted party has taken the call the line lamp will glow steadily. To answer After being advised of a waiting call lift the handset...
Page 16 Outside Call Conference Two stations and one outside party can take part in a conference. To set up the conference: ask the outside party to wait press the AD.ON key. The line lamp flickers call the second station via intercom using the special ring facility the called party answers by lifting the handset and pressing the ICM key press the AD.ON key.
Page 17: Optional Features
If a Power-fail Station is installed, incoming and outgoing calls can be made during a power failure simply by lifting the handset. All other facilities are inoperative. When a power failure occurs, outside lines are automatically switched through to pre-assigned stations as follows: POWERFAIL STATION CONNECTION...
Page 18: Optional Equipment
1.3.7.8 Ring Cancel (except Station IO) Stations equipped with this facility are able to stop audible signalling for incoming exchange line calls by pressing the ‘B TR key with the handset off hook. The ‘0‘ TR lamp will show status. Press the ‘n\ TR key with handset off hook to restore audible signalling.
Page 19 Clock Setting If station 10 is a handsfree station, the time, date, year and day may be set as follows: Enter the clock set mode by going off-hook and pressing the SET key. To set time press clock key once dial for AM or # for PM dial the time (four digits), e.g.
Page 20 1.3.8.2 Standard Telephone Station Intercom calls Making an Intercom Call lift the handset, listen for dial tone dial the required station number speak after hearing a single burst of tone If a double burst of tone is heard the called station has the microphone switched off. Remind the called party to switch the microphone on to reply.
Page 21 Enquiry Call To make an internal call while holding an outside call ask the outside party to wait quickly depress and release the switchhooks listen for special facility tone dial the required station number for the enquiry call depress and release the switchhooks to return to the held call. Transferring an Outside Call ask the outside party to wait quickly depress and release the switchhooks...
Page 22 1.3.8.3 Call Details Recorder This facility provides call data printouts via a terminal printer. Details of calls made and received on your Commander AN system are printed in 5 categories. The categories and abbreviations for each are: outgoing incoming...
Page 23 Telecom Australia has skilled Service Advisers available to assist you with the operation of your Commander system. For further information, call your Telecom Business Office. The free call telephone number is listed in the information pages of your telephone directory.
Page 24: System Capacities And Components
Max. Power Dissipation 1 6 0 V A Operating Temperature System 0°C to +45X Stations 0°C to +45X Relative Humidity 10% to 95% Weight Main Equipment 11 Kg Stations Table 1.4.2 - SYSTEM LIMITS FOR COMMANDER-AN AN-61 6 ISSUE 1...
Page 25: System Components
1.4.3 System Components The system is made up of the following items; main equipment (ME-AN), stations and powerfail bells. In addition the following items are available; call metering unit (CMU), two-wire extender unit (2WEU-AN), tie line unit (RTIU) and the ring generator unit (RGU-AN). The main equipment consists of a one shelf rack which houses a removable power supply and a number of polarised plug-in printed circuit boards.
Page 26 Tie Line Unit (RTIU) The RTIU is a small sub-rack which provides the possibility to interface with tie lines with a maximum capacity of two tie lines per sub-rack and a standard board. The RTIU is equipped with its own power supply (PSB-C). The components which can be used with the DESCRIPTION BOARD CODE RTB-A (Standard)
Page 27: Block Diagram And Description
1.5 BLOCK DIAGRAM DESCRIPTION System Block Diagram 1.5.1 This shows the main items of the system and their interconnection. S T A T I O N LOCAL M A I N U I P M E N T RING GEN. P B X L I N E S UNIT RGU -AN.
Page 28 CPU Control consists of the 280 microprocessor, 48K ROM program memory, 8K RAM site dependent data, 1.8 MHz clock, timing and control circuitry. Dial control generates the required decadic and VF dialling pulses. The VF signal is routed through the crosspoint switches to the required exchange line.
Page 29 Fig. 1.5.3(b) - ON-HOOK STATION BLOCK DIAGRAM The Intercom Network contains the amplifiers for the station speaker and Microphone and a solid state switch which the CPU operates to cut off the microphone. The Power-fail Dial provides the dialling facility during power failure. The powerfail dial is an optional feature.
Page 30 1.5.4 Two-Wire Standard Telephone Station Interface Z - W I R E E X T E N D E R -8 UNIT RING GENERATOR UNIT RGU-AN POWER SUPPLY SELECT CIRCUIT TO CROSSPOINT STATION INTERFACE MATRIX FEED CIRCUIT LOOP RING DETECT CONTROL 1 INTERNAL TONE C P U...
Page 31 1 s.5 Call Details Recorder (CDR-AN) C P U C O N T R O L C P B - A N PRI NTER INTERFACE CDRB -AN JACK ASSEMBLY Fig. 1.5.5 - CALL DETAILS RECORDER CDR Memory is used to store call details for each exchange line until the printer is ready for data. Printer Interface sends serial data to the printer in RS-232C format at 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400 or 4800 baud.
Page 32: Installation
INSTALLATION 2.1 INTRODUCTION The procedure, listed below, must be followed when installing the systems. Using the Sales Form, the necessary equipment must be ordered. Mount components, Main Equipment, SDF, Stations, Powerfail Bell, Ring Generator Unit, RTIU and Call Metering Unit. Cable the site.
Page 33 Telecom Australia COMMANDER TELEPHONE SYSTEM ORDER Use for application to purchase/rent Commander Telephone System Refer MODEL AN 616 PAYMENT METHOD Sale (other than deferred payment) Rental Deferred payment TYPE OF COMMANDER TYPE OF INSTALLATION New Sense Removal of Service Replacement for (type or model) If removal, specify equipment at old address ANNUAL SERVICE lNSTA;TA;;ON...
Page 34 COMMANDER TELEPHONE SYSTEM ORDER MODEL AN616 SYSTEM PROGRAMMABLE OPTIONS Tick MUSIC ON HOLD BACKGROUND MUSIC MEET ME ANSWER PAGING INTERCOM CALL SIGNAL INTERCOM VOICE CALL Microphone ON 3 MINUTE AUDIBLE SIGNAL I-HOLD RECALL (enter number of sets.) EXCLUSIVE HOLD RECALL Timer Settmg (enter number of sets.)
Page 35 COMMANDER TELEPHONE SYSTEM ORDER MODEL AN616 STATION PROGRAMMABLE OPTIONS STATION NUMBERS STATION PROGRAMMABLE OPTIONS (tick Stn nos.) POWER FAIL LINES STATIONS TO INCOMING CALL SIGNALLING DAY EXCH LINE NOS. STATIONS TO INCOMING CALL SIGNALLING NIGHT OUTGOING ACCESS TO EXCHANGE LINES...
Page 36: Location And Mounting Of Equipment
2.3 LOCATION AND MOUNTING OF EQUIPMENT 2.3.1 General Requirements Equipment must be located in positions that allow good access for maintenance activities. The customer is responsible for providing satisfactory lighting for installation and maintenance activities. The customer is to provide a single phase 220-25OV. 10 Amp, 50Hz AC general purpose outlet within 1 metre of the equipment.
Page 37: System Distribution Frame
Fig. 2.3.2(a) - MAIN EQUIPMENT CABINET DIMENSIONS The main equipment cabinet is wall mounted. Attach the wall mounting bracket to the wall using the five wood screws provided. Attach the base bracket to the main equipment and hang the main equipment on the wall mounting as shown in fig.
Page 38: Stations
2.3.4 Stations There are three types of stations available with this system. They are Handsfree, On-Hook and Basic station. 2.3.4.1 Wall Mounting The following steps describe how to wall-mount the stations. Refer to fig. 2.3.4 (a), (b) and (cl. Remove sub-base unit from the station (disconnect the ribbon cable from the PBA if the station is Handsfree type).
Page 39 PRESS SOCKET ‘ALLOW ‘BASE THE WALL Fig. 2.3.4(c) - WALL MOUNTING THE STATIONS 2.3.4.2 Colour Panels The colour panels may be changed by unclipping the panel and replacing it with the new panel as shown in fig. 2.3.4(d). Fig. 2.3.4(d) - INSTALLATION OF STATION COLOUR PANEL AN-61 6 ISSUE 1...
Page 40: Powerfail Bell
2.3.4.3 Powerfail Dials A power-fail dial may be installed in a Handsfree or On-Hook station as follows (refer to fig. 2.3.4(e)): Loosen the two screws holding the station case to the base moulding. Lift the case from the base, unclipping the ribbon cable between keyblock and station board and the connections for speaker and volume control.
Page 41: Tie Line Unit 4
2.3.7 Tie Line Unit (RTIU) The unit is located on the wall, normally adjacent to the main equipment. For distances between the mounting hole centres, refer fig. 2.3.7. 423mm Fig. 2.3.7 - WALL MOUNTING OF RTIU 2.3.0 Call Metering Unit The unit is fixed to the wall adjacent to the system distributing frame.
Page 42: Call Details Recorder
2.3.10 Call Details Recorder The jack assembly is mounted on the main equipment to provide a connection for the RS-232C cable to . the printer. Any printer providing 80 column width and a standard RS-232C interface with 7 bit word, even parity and 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400 or 4800 baud, may be used.
Page 43: Cabling And Terminating
2.4 CABLING AND TERMINATING 2.4.1 Cabling Scheme POWERFAIL B E L L S SURGE PROTECTION E X T E R N A L MUSIC C A B L E S O U R C E E X C H A N G E L I N E S.
Page 44: Main Equipment 4
2.4.2 Main Equipment The main equipment is connected to the SDF via cables terminated, at the main equipment end, on 50 pin AMP Champ connectors. Pre-terminated cable tails can be used. ‘IN 50 PIN 25 PAIR 25 REAR VIEW ‘IN 26 PIN 1 PAIR 1 Fig.
Page 45 C A B L E E N T R Y G U I D E F O R 1 0 P A I R S J U M P E R W I R E J U M P E R W I R E ENTRY GUIDE E N T R Y G U I D E F O R 5 P A I R S...
Page 46 CONNECTOR B CONNECTOR A PAIR DESC. PAIR DESC. SIGNAL DESIG SIGNAL DESIG 1 BWT 1 OWT 1 OBL 1 BBL 1 ORD 1 BRD 1 BBK 1 OBK 20WT 12WT 20BL 20RD 20BK 13WT 2 1 W T 21BL 21RD 21BK 22WT 22BL...
Page 47: Surge Protection 4
2.4.4 Surge Protection High voltage surge protection is provided in the system. To utilise this inbuilt surge protection circuitry a telecommunications earth must be provided to the terminal marked ETH on the outside of the main equipment. In lightning prone areas exchange lines and two-wire extensions must be protected at the point of entry or distribution in accordance with TPH 0265N0 “Lightning Protection at Customers Premises”...
Page 48: Tie Lines
The unit is capable of counting meter pulses for three exchange lines. Terminate the exchange lines on the CMU before terminating them at the SDF. The CMU derives its power from the main equipment, amphenol connector (CMU+, CMU-1. Make connections between CMU+ and CMU- via the SDF to + and -, respectively, on the CMU.
Page 49: Two-Wire Extender Unit 4
Standard telephone stations are wired in blocks of four, as each 2WLB-AN provides four station ports. Thus if 2WLB-AN board is inserted into SLB-AN position 4 in the main equipment, stations 22 to 25 would all be standard telephone stations. The stations are connected to the A-pair terminals (AL1 and AL2) on the SDF.
Page 50: Board Installation Instructions
2.5 BOARD INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 2.5.1 General Before inserting boards into the ME rack, the following preliminary work is required. *WARNINGS* This equipment contains a considerable number of MOS, and other static sensitive components. To reduce the incidence of the premature failure due to static discharge, the following precautions MUST be taken: Always ensure that power is disconnected before plugging PBAs.
Page 51 Fig. 2.5.2 - CPB-AN FUSE, BATTERY AND SWITCH LOCATIONS The switch WR (fig 2.5.2) is used to clear the RAM memory and initialise the data base when power is applied for the first time. Check that the WR switch is in “0” (up) positon before powering up the system for the first time.
Page 52: Cdrb-An
- 8 5 0 Fig. 2.5.3 - MOH SWITCH AND VOLUME CONTROLS LOCATION CDRB-AN 2.5.4 The CDRB-AN is installed in the MISC slot of the AN-61 6 Main Equipment. Refer to fig. 2.5.4 for the location of switches and the connector. BAUD RATE SELECTION SWITCH The SW3 switch (Figure 2.5.4) is used to select the baud rate for the printer.
Page 53 OPTION SELECTION SWITCH The SW1 switch (Figure 2.5.4) is used to select printout options. SW I- 1 :Number of Digits in Dialled Number to be Printed OFF - All digits are printed SW l-2: Duration of Calls to be Printed OFF - Outgoing calls printed only if their duration is more than 1 minute SW l-3: Delay Before Call Duration is Timed OFF - Timer starts 1 second after dialling.
Page 54: Installation Programming
Links Sl and S2 on the 2WLB-AN are used to select the power supply for the standard telephone stations as follows: LINKS ON Sl AND S2 POWER SUPPLY SELECTED 1 to2 External (2WEU-AN) 2 to 3 Internal Table 2.5.5 (a) - POWER SUPPLY SELECTION Links Sl and S2 on the 2WCB-A are used to programme the switchhook flash duration for standard telephone stations as follows: LINKS...
Page 55 Data is programmed as follows: place the TPU-AN or TS-AN-HF into programming mode. Operate the key associated with the data category to be programmed and the display shows the code for that data category. Enter data by using the dial on the TPU-AN or TS-AN-HF. Dial “*” to send the write command and dial “#I”...
Page 56 To check the programmed data: DISPLAY PRESS “CHECK” C O 6 DIAL (line 1 - Decadic) “2” (line 2 - VF) 2.7.4.2 Off-Hook Signailing (F-8) DSS key F-B is used to assign off-hook signalling to selected stations for intercom and incoming exchange line calls.
Page 57 Example: Assign line 1 as an exchange line and line 2 as a PABX line. DISPLAY PRESS DIAL (line 1 - exchange line) “2” (line 2 - PABX line) To check the programmed data: PRESS “CHECK” c o 7 DIAL (line 1 - exchange line) (line 2 - PABX line) “2”...
Page 58 Notes: The exclusive line always appears as line six at the assigned station. If any of the lines one to six are assigned as exclusive lines then these lines cannot be accessed at any station other than the assigned station. The exclusive lines should be assigned in reverse order, ie.
Page 59 To check the programmed data: “CHECK” PRESS “P-5” c 1 0 DIAL “ I O ” 3 2 1 6 5 4 “1 2” 2.7.4.7 Grouping for Exchange Line Request (F-3) It is possible to assign exchange lines in up to 6 groups. Any number of lines can be assigned to a group and a particular line can be assigned to more than one group.
Page 60 DISPLAY PRESS “F-4” (Station IO) DIAL “2” 3 2 1 (Access to lines 1 to 3) “3” (Station 1 I) "1 1" “2” (Access to lines 2 and 3) “3” (Station 12) "1 2" “5” (Access to lines 5 and 6) “6”...
Page 61 DISPLAY PRESS DIAL “1 1” (transferred from station 10 to station 11) (Not transferred from station 10 to station 12) 2.7.4.11 Stations Assigned for Do-Not-Disturb (AD.ON) The AD.ON key is used to programme this feature. Data “I” following the station number enables the DND function for that station.
Page 62: P R O G R A M M I N G D A T A
Example: Programme stations 10, 12 and 2 1 within the zone designated “8 1” DISPLAY PRESS (Internal Zone a I) DIAL (Station 12) “2 1 ” (Station 2 1) To check the programmed data: PRESS “CHECK” (Zone a i 1 DIAL Stations can be removed from a zone by pressing F- 10, entering the zone number, pressing F- 10 again and entering the station numbers.
Page 63 To remove the Break-In facility from a station enter “0” as the break-in level. Example: Remove Break-In facility from station 1 1. PRESS “BREAK” (cancel break-in) DIAL (Station 1 1 removed) “1 1” 2.7.4.15 Meet-Me Paging (F-l I) DSS key F- 11 is used to enable Meet-Me-Answer and Meet-Me-Conference paging. To disable Meet-Me paging, programme “0”.
Page 64 2.7.4.17 Three Minute Warning Tone on Exchange Lines (F-l 3). On exchange line calls a warning tone can be provided at three minute intervals. To provide the warning tone, programme “1”. To cancel the warning tone, programme “0”. Example: Warning Tone provided. DISPLAY PRESS DIAL...
Page 65 DISPLAY PRESS “TIMER” 1 2 0 (120 seconds) DIAL 2.7.4.22 Earth RecaiVSwitchhook Flash timer (TIMER, RL) TIMER and RL keys are used to set the duration for Earth Recall or Switchhook flash on PBX lines. Note that switchhook flash is always 1 .B seconds for lines assigned as exchange lines. The length of the pulse is programmable in 0.1 second units up to a maximum of 20 seconds.
Page 66 Example: Adjust the clock to 4.25 pm on Wednesday the 3rd of September, 1985. DISPLAY “SET” PRESS (enter clock set mode) PRESS “CLOCK” “0425” (4.25 pm) “CLOCK” x 2 “0903” 0 9 0 3 (3rd of Sept) 0 9 0 3 “CLOCK”...
Page 67 Class Common allowed codes (data 5) may be programmed. Up to eight codes of up to four digits each may be programmed. Any station may dial these codes, regardless of its access barring class. The number dialled must agree exactly with the programmed code, therefore this facility allows stations to dial numbers which would normally be barred, eg emergency “000”...
Page 68 DISPLAY PRESS (Data 5 - Common Allowed Codes) DIAL “5” (Emergency Code 000) 0 0 0 “000” To check programmed data, press CHECK, F-l 5, dial the data type, “*“, number of the code, “*“. To check other codes of the same data type press ‘I*“, then dial the number of the code. Press “*“, I’#” to terminate. For data 1, only the first 6 digits of the code are displayed.
Page 69 To limit the printout by station number, programme ALARM, dial “3”. “*“, station number for which details aren’t printed. Example: No printout for stations 10 or 1 1. PRESS “ALARM” (Limit printout by station number) DIAL “3” (station 10 no printout) (station 1 1 no printout) “1 1”...
Page 70: Summary Of Facility Programming And Initial Values
2.7.5 Summary of Facility Programming and initial Values INIT. VALUE CODE PAR. FACILITY ASSIGNMENT 2.7.4.1 Dialling Mode VF = 0 1 for all Decadic = 1 lines 2.7.4.2 Off-hook Enter station Number, 0 for all Audible then: disable = 0 stations Signalling enable = 1...
Page 71 INIT. VALUE ASSIGNMENT FACILITY ‘AR. Stage I: 0-VoiceITalkback 1 -Signal ralkback and Stage II: O-Voice call 1 -Talkback call 3-Minute 0 - disable 1 - enable -Hold Ring- Enter number of seconds Enter number of seconds Exclusive Hold Signalling Enter number of seconds TIMER Timeout during Ring Inward...
Page 72: Functional Test
2.8 FUNCTIONAL TEST 2.8.1 General After completing system feature programming, the system must be tested in accordance with the following test procedure. If faults are encountered, follow the repair suggestion. The repair suggestion refers to Section 3.6, Repair Procedures in the Maintenance Section. Caution The test procedures should be followed in the order set out in the following sections.
Page 73 REPAIR EXPECTED RESULT SUGGESTION NO. CHECK ITEM ACTION 3.5.10 Operate ICM while Intercom lights steadily. Seizure off-hook at Station A. dial tone. Dial 2 digits to call Station B. 3.5.11 tone burst through (if talkback handset of Station not equipped A and speaker of go to test 101 Station B.
Page 74 The following test sequence checks that the system options operate correctly. The tests are carried out only on the features that have been provided. The tests for features not provided are to be ignored. REPAIR CHECK ITEM ACTION EXPECTED RESULT SUGGESTION 3.5.17 Background...
Page 75 REPAIR SUGGESTION EXPECTED RESULT ACTION CHECK ITEM 3.5.21 Seize a line at ‘17 Access stations in barring by digit different classes and dial various analysis (as codes. programmed STD access provided access to 16 numbers. when the system is located behind a PABX. occurs the station will hear number unobtainable tone...
Page 76: Station Test
2.8.3 Station Test The following test sequence is to be performed on each station within the system. The sequence is divided into four parts. The first part covers features common to the BASIC, ON-HOOK and HANDSFREE STATIONS. The second part covers features common to ON-HOOK and HANDSFREE stations, while the third part covers features exclusive to the the HANDSFREE station.
Page 77 REPAIR EXPECTED RESULT SUGGESTION NO. 1 CHECKITEM ACTION Handsf ree Press SPKR key. LED’s turn on. operation Seize a line. through station speaker. Dial an outside reached. number. Press SPKR key. 2) Line is disconnected. Part IV - Standard Telephone Station: 3.5.34 Lift the handset Standard...
Page 78: Site Records And Installation Feedback Label
REPAIR EXPECTED RESULT SUGGESTION ACTION NO. CHECK ITEM Seize a line. ‘13 Off-hook 3.5.33 Signalling (if programmed) Make an intercom call to the busy flashes. station. audible signalling. 2.9 SITE RECORDS AND INSTALLATION FEEDBACK LABEL Software Programming Records 2.9.1 Upon completion of the installation a copy of the AN-6 16 SBS System Order should be placed in the SDF as a record of the way the system has been programmed.
Page 79: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE 3.1 TEST EQUIPMENT The following items are necessary to carry out maintenance of the systems: A multimeter with small test probes, to measure the various test voltages and to test the continuity of wiring between the main equipment and stations. (ii) A programming console commonly called TPU-AN, Test and Programming Unit for AN-61 6 Business System.
Page 80 The mains and power supplies are equipped with indicators which light when the supply is active. Refer to section 3.2.2 for their description. If trouble arises with any of the supply voltages, check the voltages and, if necessary, replace the associated fuse.
Page 81: Stations
PS-AN There are five LED’s on the power supply unit to indicate whether any of the power supplies are faulty. They are (from left to right): 3 o v Station Logic Supply 2 o v Relays and Station A-pair Supply Crosspoint and Amplifier Supply Amplifier Bias Supply Main Equipment Logic Supply.
Page 82: Faultfinding Procedures
CAUTION The power supply is powered from a 240V mains supply and hazardous voltages are present within. Ensure that the mains cord is disconnected from the mains before removing the power supply unit. Do not attempt to repair these units. 3.3.4 Stations Maintenance of the stations will be confined to the replacement of transmitter and receiver inserts, cords,...
Page 83 This does not form part of the faultfinding sequence, but provides necessary information (e.g. connector points, terminal allocations, etc.) required by an “Action or Decision Block”. It is attached to the relevant “Action or Decision” block by a dotted line. .
Page 84: Maintenance Flowcharts 8
3.4.3 Maintenance Flow Charts * * * * * * * * * * START * * * * * * * * * * LOCALISE FAULT PAGE F4 l l *** * ONE STATION ONLY FAULT AFFECTING ALL FACILITIES AT PAGE F7 l l *** l EVERY STATION...
Page 85 L O C A L I S E F A U L T ; FAULT RELATED TO PROGRAMMED F E A T U R E S + * FAULT AFFECTING PAGING ONLY RELATED TO FAULT EXTERNAL MUSIC SOURCE FAULT AFFECTING Z-WIRE STATIONS ONLY FAULT RELATED TO...
Page 86 L O C A L I S E F A U L T f FAULT AFFECTING CALL METERING UNIT FAULT AFFECTING C A L L D E T A I L S R E C O R D E R ? + it FAULT AFFECTING HEADSET STATIONS ONLY...
Page 87 PAGE FAULT ON ONE WIRED CORRECTLY ( S E E T A B L E 2 . 4 . 6 ) W I R E CABLED CORRECTLY FROM ....l T H E SDf.
Page 88 AN-61 6 ISSUE 1...
Page 89 PAGE AN-61 6 ISSUE 1...
Page 90 PAGE S Y S T E M F A I L U R E * POWER FAILURE PAGE T H E M A I N S PILOT LAMP ON? S W I T C H IS “ON” AND THAT * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * IS THE M A I N S POWER AVAILABLE? O N C E C O N N E C T E D *...
Page 91 PAGE POWER SUPPLY FAULT THE MAINS FUSE BLOWN? REPLACE POWER SUPPLY * R E P L A C E F U S E ......THE MAINS FUSE BLOWN? R E C O N N E C T T H E M A I N EDUIPMENT *...
Page 92 PAGE FAULT ALL POWER SUPPLY LED’S ON? TURN POWER OFF. * ......* C H E C K S U P P L Y F U S E S .
Page 93 ’ PAGE WWER SUPPLY FAULT * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * REPLACE FUSES. TURN PDWER ON. T U R N PDWER O F F . S U P P L Y F U S E S . .
Page 94 PDWEK SUPPLY FAULT * ** SUPPLY VOLTAGES CORRECT? VOLTAGE IS CORRECT. THE MAINS VOLTAGE *************+++************************ CORRECT? * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ENSURE THAT THE MAINS R E T U R N T O “ S T A R T ” I F F A U L T * S T I L L E X I S T S .
Page 95 SYSTEM * * * . * * * * * * * * * * * * IS CORRECTLY CONNECTED TO * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * YES l * l + H A S PAGE F33 l l *** l...
Page 96 P A C E fl, F18 FAULTY DOES l ** TN FAULT AFFECT P A U F14 A L L F A C I L I T I E S A T MDRE , TMN F O U R S T A T I O N S ? PACE F14 * a t * * * * * * * * * * .
Page 97 PAGE F13 SOME STATIONS FAULTY ALL OF THE STATIONS BELONG TO * FAULTY ..REFER TO NOTE 1 OF TH FOUR PAGE F13 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * REPLACE THE ASSOCIATED SLB-AN BOARD.
Page 98 PACE fl EXCHANGE E X C L U S I V E L I N E S : * * . * * * * * * , * * * * * * SUSPECT EXCHANGE LINES A T TH SDF. .
Page 99 PAGE F15 EXCHANGE AND CAN YOU SEIZE SOME EXCHANGE LINES AT ALLOWED STATIONS? * * * * * * E * t t C * + * + * * REPLACE CPB-AN + * * * * c I * * * * * c * * c * * * * * * * * * * * + * * PAGE F33 TO FAULTY...
Page 100 P A C E Fl, P A G E FlB Y E S T H R E E INTERCOM LINES + * + * + * + + * * + * * * * * C L E A R A L L I N T E R C O M L I N E S * * * * * * * + + * * + i + * * + REPLACE CPB-AN...
Page 101 I N T E R C O M FAULT ; CAN INTERCOM D I A L T O N E B E tEARD A T A L L S T A T I O N S ? + REPLACE THE RELEVANT S L B - A N B O A R D S .
Page 102 PAGE PROGRAMMEU F A C I L I T Y F A U L T C H E C K T H A T T H E “WR” S W I T C H REFER TO NOTE 3 A T 1% E N D O F .
Page 103 DATA LINES . ..**e.**.*...*.. l ** “ES . .*..*****.*..*..*.*..***.*..*..**. . . * . * * * . * * * . . * * . * * . * . * * * . . . * . * * l ,, “ES .
Page 104 P A G E F20 PROGRAMMED NO l FAULT AffECTING PABX P A G E F23 RECALL? t * t * * * * * * * t * * . R E C A L L IS P R O V I D E D . E A R T H RECALL OR’SWITCH-HOOK FLASH.* L I N E S .
Page 105 P A G E F 2 1 PABX RECALL FAULT * * * + + * * + * * * * * * * T O T H E F A U L T Y L I N E S . * * + + * * * * * + * * * * * + H A S l No...
Page 106 i t P A G E F 2 1 PROGRAMMED F A C I L I T Y F A U L T i I S TE FAULT AFFECTING TALK BACK INTERCOM CALLS? C H E C K T H A T TH SYSTEM IS it .
Page 107 PAGE PAGING FAULT * * * * * * * * * c * * * * * * DATA FOR PAGING ZONES. F A U L T A F F E C T I N G I N T E R N A L + ******++*+++*********ik****************** PAGING? CALLED STATIONS.
Page 108 MUSIC SOWCE . CNCX THAT AN EXTERNAL . CHECX 610 SOCXEr FOR MISIC......R E F E R T O S E C T I O N 2 .
Page 109 PAGE 2-W IRE S T A T I O N F A U L T :” 4 t * + * t * * + * * * * * * * + . CHECK T H A T T H E 2 W L B - A N B O A R D I S I N S T A L L E D I N TH * S L O T CORRESPON)ING T O T H E 2-WIRE STATION NUMBER.
Page 110 P A G E F 2 6 WHEN CALLED? RING GENERATOR UNIT. . CHECK T H A T T H E R I N G GENERATOR UNIT IS PRODUCING + R I N G V O L T A G E ( 7 0 - 1 0 0 V O L T S RMS, WITH NO LOAD AND WHEN * MEASURED WITH A MULTEMETER) AND REPLACE IF FAULTY.
Page 111 PAGE F2 A M P 1 IT). . CHM lt!AT CURRECT B O A R D S A , B - T I E L I N E C O N N E C T I O N ARE INSTALLED. RTB-A RING AN) TONES WT, BL - M.E.
Page 112 * P A G E F28 C A N T O MAIN EWIPMENT? REPLACE LRB OR RR8 BOARD. I F STILL N O T RINGING, REPLACE SLB-AN. P A G E F33 H A S i t ++*+++itit+*+*******+*itit******************* THE FAULT CLEARED? REPLACE RTIU 1 1 2 AN-61 6...
Page 113 PAGE C A L L M E T E R I N G :” UNIT FAULT * * * * * * * * * * n * * * * * . CHEo( T H A T TH C A L L LA, LB TO EXCHANGE M E T E R I N G U N I T I S I N S T A L L E D...
Page 114 REPLACE rls KADSEl ......* AN-61 6 ISSUE 1...
Page 115 C A L L Of IAIl S RECURDEK HAS BEEN ......l T H E HAIN ECJJIPMENT C A B I N E T .
Page 116 MOST PAGES FAULT FIXED? HAS THE FAULT BEEN FIXED? l l *+** MOST PAGES * * * * + * * * * * * * * * + * ......S E C T I O N 2 .
Page 117 P A G E FlO, F12, F17 SYSTEMATIC BOARD : REPLACEMENT . TURN POWER OFF . W A I T ONE MINUIE . TURN POWER ON P A G E F33 TURN POWER OFF REMOVE ALL BOARDS PAGE F35 INSERT BOARDS IN THE FOLLOWING * * + * * * * * * * * + * * * * .
Page 118 SYSTEMATIC BOARD = REPLACEMENT . TURN POWER OFF. REPLACE BOARD INSERTEO LAST.* . TURN POWER ON. T N R E ANY FAULTS? ++*******+***+**************** ALL BOARDS IN? POWER SUPPLY. REPLACE PAGE F34 * * c * + * * * * P A G E F 3 2 H A S THE FAULT BEEN FIXED?
Page 119: Suggested Repair Actions
NOTES: The following table illustrates the station numbers and the position of the corresponding SLB-AN boards in the Main Equipment. STATION NUMBER EXCHANGE LINE NO. SLB-AN POSITION I O - 1 3 3 . 4 5 . 6 22 - 25 7 .
Page 120 3.5.2 Exchange Line Check the wiring from the main equipment to the exchange line. Test exchange line. Check receiver and its connections in the station. Replace SLB-AN board if fault still exists. 3.5.3 incoming Call Check connections from the SDF to the exchange line. Test the exchange line.
Page 121 If ICM LED does not double flash change station 8. If no talkback, check the following: System programming data is correct Station 8 microphone wiring is correct. If still no talkback replace Station 8, then boards in the following order: TMB-AN SLB-AN CPB-AN...
Page 122 3.5.21 Access Barring by Digit Analysis Check the programming. Check station allocated to class of service and data needed for barring. Check that the programmed data agrees with the sales form. 3.5.22 External Paging Check that the paging signals appear at the SDF. If they do then the fault is in the paging amplifier or external speaker in which case the repair is customers responsibility.
Page 123 3.5.30 Handsfree Operation Check the ribbon connector between the sub-base board and the main board in the station. Replace the station. 3.5.31 Line Access Check that the programming data is correct. Check the ribbon connector between the keyboard and the main station board. Replace the station.
Page 124: Repair Procedures
3.0 REPAIR PROCEDURES Printed Board Assemblies 3.6.1 No repair of the PBAs will be carried out on-site or in field depots. Any fault in the PBA will necessitate replacement of that assembly. All faulty PBAs will be suitably packaged. To protect against physical damage and damage due to static discharge, PBAs must ALWAYS be packed in the conductive ANTI-STATIC bag and placed in the protective container provided with the new item.
Page 125: Serial And Item Number Parts List
AN 616 STATIONS 338/701 T S - A N - B A Telephone Station AN 6 16 Basic station for use with AN 616 B.S. Basic T S - A N - O H Telephone Station AN 6 16 On-Hook Station for use with AN 616 B.S.
Page 126: Mechanical Drawings
T S - A N - O H 3 3 8 / 7 0 3 T S - A N - H F The AN 6 16 Expansion AN 616 Expansion Package package comprises two comprises: items to provide an...
Page 127 Fig. 82 TS-AN-OH - ON-HOOK STATION Fig. 83 TS-AN-HF - HANDSFREE STATION AN-61 6 ISSUE 1...
Page 128 Fig. 84 ME-AN - MAIN EQUIPMENT Commander@, - F - 2 F - 5 F - 6 F - 7 F-IO F-11 F-12 F - 0 F - 1 3 F-14 F - 1 5 F - 1 6 W R I T E R CL@&11...

Commander AN 616 Manual

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2 Installation

Sales Information

Cabling and Terminating

Test Points

3 Maintenance

Maintenance Procedures

Faultfinding Procedures

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