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BT Inspiration Installation & Maintenance Manual

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BT Inspiration
Installation & Maintenance
Manual
Version 2
September 1999
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  • Page 1 BT Inspiration Installation & Maintenance Manual Version 2 September 1999 Page 1...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    INTRODUCTION ............................4 ENERAL OVERVIEW ............................4 AFETY AND RECAUTIONS ..........................5 Safety precautions and switch on........................ 5 Electrostatic precaution (ESP) ........................5 INITIAL INSTALLATION PROCEDURES....................5 INDIVIDUAL ITEMS ........................... 6 MAINTENANCE KIT ........................... 7 INSTALLING THE CCU ..........................8 (CCU)....................
  • Page 3 POWER FAIL ............................... 44 PSTN ................................44 ISDN................................44 CALL MANAGER ............................45 Environment ............................45 HOTEL UPGRADE............................. 46 CONNECTING TO THE NETWORK....................... 48 /PSTN NALOGUE LINES ..........................48 PSTN LINE TERMINATION ........................48 12- 18 EXTENSION SYSTEM ....................... 49 ISDN L INES ..............................

  • Page 4: Introduction

    6+18 • The BT Inspiration can be connected to both PSTN and ISDN networks • The BT Inspiration is a hybrid PABX / key-system, which may be equipped with a Featurephone, or approved apparatus • The BT Inspiration is modular in construction and can be upgraded by adding various system expansion modules •...

  • Page 5: Safety And Precautions

    Electrostatic precaution (ESP) The BT Inspiration contains electrostatic components. To ensure long term reliability of the system, electrostatic precautions should be taken when handling any of the system module PCB’ s. A connector is provided on the MDF for connection of ESP straps.

  • Page 6: Individual Items

    455373 This provides up to 80 minutes of Voice Mail voice storage for extension voice boxes and the system answering machine. BT Inspiration Base 463218 Main circuit board for the system Motherboard BT Inspiration Door 455375 A door intercom unit which can be...

  • Page 7: Maintenance Kit

    All maintenance parts are available in as individual items. A kit containing the following items is also available:- BT INSPIRATION MTC KIT (Item code 462913) Inspiration PSU, Inspiration Base Motherboard, Inspiration ISDN Clocking Card, Inspiration ISDN Expansion Card, Inspiration PSTN Expansion Card and the Inspiration Extension Expansion Card. Page 7...

  • Page 8: Installing The Ccu

    Installing the CCU Location for Central Control Unit (CCU) The CCU is intended for installation in a residential or office-type environment. It needs to be mounted at a convenient working height on a dry flat wall. The normal height is 1 metre from the floor to the bottom of the CCU case.
  • Page 9 Locate the CCU onto the wall- mounting bracket by sliding it down into position Slide the MDF cover off, by moving it upwards BT Inspiration Remove the MDF cover Connect the system to the mains supply retaining screw. Page 9...

  • Page 10: Securing The Ccu To The Wall

    Ensure that there is sufficient space around the CCU to allow adequate ventilation. 100mm Screw 100mm 100mm BT Inspiration Screw 310mm For Battery Back up unit Caution At no time should any system module be removed or inserted when power is applied to the system.

  • Page 11: Base Motherboard

    Base Motherboard ESP Pillar X is the system Functional Earth Y is the Vital activity LED Page 11...

  • Page 12: Base Motherboard Connector Definition Table

    Base motherboard connector definition table 1. Krone IDC connection Extension 20 position 2. Krone IDC connection Extension 21 position 3. Krone IDC connection Extension 22 position/long line extension 4. Krone IDC connection Extension 23 position/Door Intercom 5. Krone IDC connection Extension 24 position 6.

  • Page 13: Extension Expansion Card

    Extension expansion card 230mm Plan view 142mm Side view 1. Krone IDC connection First Extension position 2. Krone IDC connection Second Extension position 3. Krone IDC connection Third Extension position 4. Krone IDC connection Fourth Extension position Fifth Extension position 5.

  • Page 14: Extension Expansion Board Column Support

    Extension expansion board column support Ensure the Extension expansion card is fitted with the column support located under the line termination points. Allowed extension expansion card locations Page 14...

  • Page 15: Pstn Expansion Card

    NOTE : This card allows the BT Inspiration to utilize two analogue trunk lines. Unless this card is fitted no analogue line access is possible when using the switch. There are no single line cards available on the BT Inspiration.

  • Page 16: Allowed Pstn Expansion Card Locations

    Allowed PSTN Expansion card locations Locate PSTN card Locate PSTN card here here Locate PSTN card here Locate PSTN card here Page 16...

  • Page 17: Isdn Clocking Card

    ISDN clocking card A system, originally supplied as an analogue system, can be upgraded to an ISDN unit by installing the ISDN clocking card Insert this way 110mm 45mm Locate the ISDN clocking card into slot 17 on the Base Motherboard, observing the insertion keys on the Base Motherboard connectors Page 17...

  • Page 18: Isdn Clocking Card Location

    ISDN clocking card location ISDN clocking card. Must be fitted when using ISDN. The module connects to the Base Motherboard in one direction only. This is determined by keys on the edge connectors. Page 18...

  • Page 19: Isdn Expansion Card

    ISDN Expansion card Insert this way 135mm ETAL Board ident 57mm ETAL Locate the ISDN expansion card into connectors 14,15 and 16 on the Base Motherboard, or connector 9 on the extension expansion card Page 19...

  • Page 20: Allowed Locations Of Isdn Expansion Card

    Allowed locations of ISDN expansion card Locate ISDN card Locate ISDN card here here Locate ISDN card here Locate ISDN card here Locate ISDN card here ISDN Clocking card. The ISDN clocking card must be fitted when using the ISDN network Page 20...

  • Page 21: System Isdn Settings

    JP-C connected (the So interface emulates the NTE). In situations where the BT Inspiration is not required to provide the S-Bus 100 ohm termination on the To interfaces, the jumpers JP-A and JP-B may be removed. It is recommended the link be inserted on one of the pins to ensure it is not lost.

  • Page 22: Extension Expansion Card Connections

    Extension Expansion card connections There are two sets of four jumpers on the extension expansion card, which provide ISDN/S-Bus setup options when an ISDN expansion card is connected into slot 9. The four jumpers at the back of the RJ45 connector (J1,J3, J4 and J2) must be moved to the S position for So operation.

  • Page 23: S/T Operation

    S/T operation For J1 to J4 - Move all the Jumpers to the T position for To operation (default) or to the left S position for So operation Page 23...

  • Page 24: Voice Mail

    Voice Mail 110mm 75mm Locate the Voice Mail card in slot 18 on the main board Page 24...

  • Page 25: External Serial Port

    External Serial port Local call logging Local PC printer 1. RJ11 Connector V24 interface in the Base Motherboard 2. RJ11 Socket External port input from switch 3. RS-232 9 way male to female connection RS 232 external serial port output from switch 4.

  • Page 26: External Serial Port Cable And Connectors

    External serial port cable and connectors To RJ11 socket To Printer on Base Motherboard or PC Page 26...

  • Page 27: External Serial Port Pin-Out

    External serial port Pin-out Female 9-Way connector which plugs in to a local printer or PC Note A standard, commercially available, DB-9 to DB-25 way converter connector will operate with the external serial port when connecting to equipment which is not fitted with a DB-9 connector as standard.

  • Page 28: Door Intercom

    Door Intercom The Door Intercom must connect to the extension 23 position on the Base Motherboard. Door Intercom bracket Mounting Screw Connect the single pair from the Door Intercom to the AB connections on extension 23. The Door Intercom must be programmed in the System. See the owners manual for the programming details.

  • Page 29: Replacement Of System Printed Circuit Board (Pcb) Modules

    Replacement of system Printed Circuit Board (PCB) modules • Record the system configuration and administration programming. • Disconnect the power including the Battery Backup Unit. • Unplug the Expansion Cards (if fitted). • Ensure all extension, and ISDN line cabling, is tagged, to ensure it can be correctly reconnected. •...

  • Page 30: Power Supply

    Power supply Main connector from PSU to the Base Motherboard BBU Connector from Base Motherboard Main Connector Pin No. Definition Test Output Pin 1 Ringing switch Pin 2 -31 Volts Analogue With respect to Pin 3 output +9Volts +/- 5% Pin 3 -40 Volts Digital Reference Pin for output voltages...

  • Page 31: Replacing A Power Supply Unit

    BBU Connector Pin 1 0 Volts Reference pin for pin 2 Pin 2 49 Volts With respect to pin 1 output 49Volts +/- 2Volts Pin 3 Not used Pin 4 0 Volts Reference pin for pin 6 Pin 5 Not used Pin 6 41.5 Volts With respect to pin 4 output 41.4Volts +/- 1.5Volts...

  • Page 32: Connecting The Battery Backup Unit To The System

    Connecting the Battery Backup Unit to the System Caution - Battery Back Unit with the cover removed When connecting or replacing the BBU remove the fuse (10 Amp 250V [F]) at the bottom of the unit. Replace ONLY when the BBU cable has been connected or disconnected to/from the Base Motherboard Page 32...
  • Page 33 When fitting the battery back up unit 1. Ribbon cable to Base Motherboard Power supply to system 2. Battery backup cable socket Keyed connector for BBU cable (when fitted) 3. Break out section for BBU cable Removable plastic moulding 4. Power supply anti shock cover Removable when mains supply is isolated SYSTE MUST...

  • Page 34: Mounting The Battery Backup Unit

    Mounting the Battery Backup unit The Battery back up unit is mounted on a similar bracket to that on the main CCU. Please refer to the section of this manual referring to the fixing of the CCU. The Battery Backup unit (BBU) contains a 7.2 Ahr rechargable Battery.
  • Page 35 Connecting/Disconnecting the Battery Insert the battery, bottom-first into the mounting bracket using clockwise motion The cable connecting the positive terminal of the battery to the BBU circuit board is attached via the fused (see above), keyed connector. Unplug the connector from the circuit board, before inserting or removing the battery and then connect/disconnect the battery terminals.

  • Page 36: Extension Port (22)

    Central Bell It should be noted that the BT Inspiration is provided with a connector for a Central Bell. This is a single pair on which ringing is supplied. The Central bell can be provided by running a cable pair from the Central Bell IDC see position 7 on Base Motherboard to a master line jack unit.

  • Page 37: General Cabling And Wiring Information

    General cabling and wiring information Do not exceed the following resistance limit when connecting extensions to the CCU (0.5 mm tinned copper conductor). 100 ohms or 500 metres for Featurephone extensions 200 ohms or 1.4 Km for standard 2-wire telephone extensions 336 ohms or 2 kilometres for 2-wire extension connected to extension position 22.

  • Page 38: Mdf Wiring Technique

    MDF Wiring technique Install cables along the left Cable access via break-out hand side of panel on bottom left of CCU the Base Mother- housing board (area in grey) and connect to required terminals Page 38...

  • Page 39: Connecting The Extensions

    Connecting the extensions Note - Only four wires per extension are connected at the CCU; spare wires must be neatly laid back away from the connectors. To prevent cross-talk or interference, cable pairs should not be split or the spare wire of cable pairs used.

  • Page 40: Featurephone

    Featurephone Eight Programmable function keys. Press for exchange line in default Four Icon Keys, used for Programming, Voice Mail Message retreival, Access to personal and system speed dial directory and ISDN network services options Ringing and Message indicate lamp Numeric keypad 4 line LCD LCD Scroll key...

  • Page 41: Featurephone Connections

    Featurephone connections External DC Supply socket for Call Manager option Call Manager option V24 TAPI module socket Extension line socket Handset socket TAPI Page 41...

  • Page 42: Attaching The Featurephone Desk Plinth

    Attaching the Featurephone desk plinth The Featurephone may be attached to the desk plinth at two angles. One angle elevates the display to a higher level. When the correct viewing angle has been verified Upper clip the plinth into either the lower or upper slots on the underside of the Featurephone.

  • Page 43: Wall Mounting A Featurephone

    Wall mounting a Featurephone Locate, drill and plug the two screw locations as shown. The holes should be deep enough to accept a 2.5 cm screw. Screw in the two screws, leaving 3 or 4 mm protruding. Remove the plinth from the base of the phone and locate the two keyhole slots on the base of the phone over the two screws.

  • Page 44: Power Fail

    Power fail When planning the extension wiring for the system, consideration should be given to the use and location of Featurephones and two wire extensions where they may be used in power fails situations. PSTN In the event of a total system power failure at least 50% of the equipped lines are switched to extensions. Lines 1 and 2 are power failed to extensions 24 and 25 the last two extensions on the basic unit.

  • Page 45: Call Manager

    Call manager PC COM Port Mains transformer TAPI Underside of Featurephone Call manager is a PC based application which allows the customer to control their Featurephone from a PC. The application is customer configurable and is loaded from several application disks which the customer receives with their Call Manager equipment.

  • Page 46: Hotel Upgrade

    Hotel upgrade The BT Inspiration Hotel upgrade offers system options to customers in the Hotel/Hospitality industry. The facilities are not available in default mode and have to be switched on remotely by the BT Inspiration SSC in Manchester. The BT Inspiration Hotel Upgrade is only available on systems with revision 1.98 software or higher.
  • Page 47 The V24 module and cable shipped to the customer site connects directly to the BT Inspiration CCU. The RJ 11 socket is under the first stage MDF cover. This is the standard BT Inspiration V24 socket. No additional socket is available.

  • Page 48: Connecting To The Network

    Connecting to the network Analogue/PSTN lines The same IDC Krone connector type is used when terminating analogue lines as is used for terminating the extensions. In this case the first A-B pair is used to terminate one line and the second C-D pair is used to terminate the second line.

  • Page 49: To 8 Line 12- 18 Extension System

    5 to 8 Line 12- 18 extension system PSTN The extension expansion card provides an IDC Krone connection for lines 5&6 on the first expansion card and lines 7&8 on the second expansion card. This IDC Krone connector is located at position 7 (See the section on the extension expansion card in this manual).

  • Page 50: Isdn Lines

    ISDN Lines ISDN Clocking card To 1 Socket To 2 Socket ISDN Connect an ISDN cable from the Network terminator to the RJ45 socket on the base motherboard The extension expansion card provides an RJ45 connection for a third basic rate ISDN2 line on the first expansion card and a fourth basic rate ISDN2 on the second expansion card.

  • Page 51: S-Bus Terminating Socket

    S-Bus terminating socket So Connection RJ45 8- Way connector ISDN CONNECT TO: Local Terminal Adapter Local Data Router Local ISDN device Connect an ISDN cable from the Network terminator to the To 1 RJ45 socket on the Base Motherboard Page 51...

  • Page 52: Installation Completion & Power Up

    Installation completion & power up When the installation is complete please carry out the following procedures Wiring and module insertions • Ensure using suitable ESP, that all system module PCB’ s are secured correctly and that all column supports are fitted to their relevant positions •...

  • Page 53: Refitting The Ccu Cover

    Refitting the CCU Cover Break out sections on CCU cover allow space for expansion cards fitted to the Base Motherboard. When upgrading or refitting modules onto the Base Motherboard ensure the relevant break out panel has been removed prior to refitting the CCU cover Page 53...

  • Page 54: Power Up And Test

    Program PA position MF/LD signalling PBX access - If system is piggy-backed Note As the BT Inspiration can support both ISDN and PSTN , it may be necessary to enable features for ISDN and PSTN options on the same system. Page 54...

  • Page 55: Recommendations For Customer Training

    Ensure the customer has a Quick Reference Guide for each extension and one copy of the owners handbook. The customer familiarization sign off from, must be, completed. This should contain all the relevant customer details and be signed by the customer. The completed form must be faxed or sent to the BT Inspiration SSC.

  • Page 56: Maintenance

    System, Reset Options, and Reset − Reset to default: To do a cold reset of the BT Inspiration, enter the programming mode and choose System, Reset Options, and Reset to Default. WARNING: this will reset ALL programming to factory default.

  • Page 57: Technical Specification

    Technical Specification Type of System Hybrid / PBX ISDN line ISDN 2e ISDN line Capacity Terminals Featurephone or Standard 2-wire Telephone Internal Speech Paths Extension Capacity Systemphone Capacity Standard 2-wire Apparatus Capacity Extension Loop Resistance 100 Ohms (0.7Km) 4 wire Featurephones 200 Ohms (1.4Km) 2 wire phones 336 Ohms 2km Extension 22 only System REN...
  • Page 58 Ringback Tone 400ms on 200ms off 400ms on 2sec off Busy Tone 400ms on 400ms off Congestion Tone 100ms on 100ms off Hold Tone 200ms on 200ms off 200ms on 3.4 sec Conference tone One burst of 400ms. NU tone Continuous tone Call waiting tone 100ms on 4.9 s off Environmental Requirements...

  • Page 59: Configuration Table

    Configuration Table 2+6 PSTN 4+6 PSTN 412 PSTN 2T12 Equivalent to Base Motherboard PSTN Expansion module ISDN Expansion module as To ISDN Expansion module as So 1 optional 1 optional 1 optional ISDN clocking card VoiceMail module optional optional optional optional optional optional...

  • Page 60: Power & Environmental Requirements

    418&2To 818 PSTN 2T18 418&1To 4T18 Equivalent to Base Motherboard PSTN Expansion module ISDN Expansion module as To ISDN Expansion module as So 1 optional 2 optional 2 optional 1 optional ISDN clocking card VoiceMail module optional optional optional optional optional Battery Backup unit optional...

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