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Plan Remote Locations
Summary:
Use the System Planning Worksheet and complete the information required under
headings: Function, Remote Locations, and Quantity. This will provide all the information
necessary to determine the size and cost of the required system.
Step 1.
Make a copy of the System Planning Worksheet and note on it any other information which
will be useful during later stages of planning, installation, and programming (e.g., the name
of the site, the contact person, phone number, etc.).
step 2.
Obtain or create a scaled diagram showing the physical layout of the customer's facility,
including: all rooms, hallways, doorways, entrances, exits, and parking areas, conference
rooms, bathrooms, etc. This will be useful in achieving total coverage, for use as a guide to
the installer, and for estimating cabling costs.
NOTE:
While performing Steps 3 through 5, have a copy of the System Planning Worksheet and the
scaled diagram at hand to ensure all options can be reviewed with the customer.
Review the System Description and facility drawing with the customer to determine the
Step 3.
following system requirements and complete the Function and Remote Locations areas of the
System Planning Worksheet.
LCD Display phone:
system programming. A display phone may be coupled with a speaker and any combina-
tion of call-in switches.
VFD (Vacuum Fluorescent Displays):
Attendant stations which do not have display phones.
Note:
VCM:
nel for use by all speakers. Additional VCMs must be installed if more than one intercom
channel is desired. Note that only one VCM (one intercom channel) is allowed per
Speaker Control board.
Administrative Phones:
Staff:
application and determine the number (Quantity) required of each. The following
examples are from the previously discussed system:
Corporation (Orig.
1989
LCD Drivers 1 and 2 can each drive up to 3 displays (LCD and VFD).
pability can be increased with buffers (contact Sales Engineering).
The TC4001 comes equipped with one VCM, supplying one intercom chan-
Specify as many different types (A, B, C, etc.) of staff stations needed for the
Staff - A is a Stand-alone speaker for a corridor, etc.
Staff - B is
Stand-alone speaker with both Normal and Emergency switches for
a
rooms with infrequent communication requirements.
Staff - C is a Multi-Link Staff Phone with speaker for rooms with frequent
communication requirements.
Rev. l/89)
These are recommended for use as Attendant Phones and for
One VFD is required at each location staffed by
One is needed for each user who will dial calls and page.
System Planning
drive ca-
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