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- Page 1 Manual of the Espa 4.4.3 Espa 4.4.4. converter www.elexol.nl Manual for the Espa 443 to 444 converter page 1 Date: 23 Februari 2014...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Index Function of the converter Connecting to an existing Espa 4.4.3. installation. Connecting the power Connecting the Espa 4.4.4. output. How-to open the cover Diagnose leds Using the configuration port Brief explanation about Espa 4.4.3. Manual for the Espa 443 to 444 converter... -
Page 3: Function Of The Converter
Converter M+ (5) If a call is received via Espa 4.4.3. it will be translated to an Espa 4.4.4 call and sent. The status that is received via Espa 4.4.4. will be forwarded to the Espa 4.4.3. side, generating a ‘paged‘ or ‘absent‘ call on the Espa 4.4.3. side. - Page 4 Connecting to an existing Espa 4.4.3. installation: The converter uses PhotoMos technology for the M contact. This contact is used in Espa 4.4.3 to indicate to the PABX that all digits are received, and also to indicate the Absent/Paged status.
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Page 5: Connecting To An Existing Espa 4.4.3. Installation
Connecting to an existing Espa 4.4.3. installation: ESPA 4.4.3 IN 6pole screw-terminal The E+ and E– inputs are connected to the M+ and M– 1: E+ output contacts of the PABX. When the PABX wants to send 2: E- a message it will start by raising the M contact, connecting 3: A M+ and M-. - Page 6 Connecting to an existing Espa 4.4.3. installation: ESPA 4.4.3 IN 8 pole RJ45 connector Connector as shown: 1 2 3 4 5 5 6 8 1: E+ 2: E- 4: A 5: B 7: M (+) 8: M’ (-) Manual for the Espa 443 to 444 converter...
- Page 7 LED indicators for ESPA 4.4.3: Status: Short green flash every second: The converter is in idle state, no errors detected on ESPA 4.4.3 or ESPA 4.4.4. side. No calls present in buffer. Long green flash every second: The converter is in idle state, no errors detected on ESPA 4.4.3. or ESPA 4.4.4.
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Page 8: Connecting The Power
Connecting the power: The power supply of the converter is 12V DC. Please us the supplied power supply. Manual for the Espa 443 to 444 converter page 8 Date: 23 Februari 2014... -
Page 9: Connecting The Espa 4.4.4. Output
Connecting the Espa 4.4.4. output: The converter uses a standard 9 pole SUBD connector with RS232 to communicate with its peripheral (PC or other system). The pin-layout is:: Pin 2: Pin 3: Pin 5: Pin 7: Pin 8: The pin 7 and pin 8 are used for hardware handshake. With a software tool you can select if the hardware handshake is used or not. - Page 10 Connecting the Espa 4.4.4. output: The TxD and RxD leds indicate the communication on the RS232 serial lines to the ESPA 4.4.4. device. If data is sent, the red led lights up shortly, if data is received the green led lights up shortly. Manual for the Espa 443 to 444 converter page 10 Date: 23 Februari 2014...
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Page 11: Howto Open The Cover
Howto open the cover: To open the cover push it into the upper direction, then opening it by the use of a screwdriver into one of the two small holes on the top side of the cover. Manual for the Espa 443 to 444 converter page 11 Date: 23 Februari 2014... -
Page 12: Diagnose Leds
Diagnose leds: Status: Short green flash every second: The converter is in idle state, no errors detected on ESPA 4.4.3 or ESPA 4.4.4. side. No calls present in buffer. Long green flash every second: The converter is in idle state, no errors detected on ESPA 4.4.3. or ESPA 4.4.4. -
Page 13: Using The Configuration Port
Using the configuration port: If needed, the converter can be setup with a ‘ConfigTool’. This is a program running under Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8 using the serial port of a computer of a laptop. It can be used to program settings into the converter, reading current settings out of the converter and to read serial diagnose information All settings that can be programmed via the ConfigTool software are documented in the ConfigTool documentation. -
Page 14: Brief Explanation About Espa 4.4.3
Brief explanation about Espa 4.4.3: Espa 4.4.3 is used to interface between a PABX and a paging system based on transmitting DTMF digits. These digits may be: ‘0’ till ‘9’, ‘*’, ‘#’, ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ and ‘D’. Whereas the digits 0 to 9 are mostly used.
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