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- Page 1 User Manual TLS-3B Telephone Line Simulator 40-400-00032, Rev. A Covers Model TLS-3B-01 Teltone Corporation 22121-20th Avenue SE Bothell, Washington 98021-4408 USA Phone: 1-800-426-3926 or 425-487-1515 Fax: 425-487-2288 E-mail: info@teltone.com Website: www.teltone.com...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction ................3 1. Connectors and Lights .............4 2. How to Install the TLS-3B ..........5 3. How to Operate the TLS-3B ..........6 4. Caller ID ................8 5. Programming the TLS-3B ..........10 6. Programming Command Summary ........ 14 7. - Page 4 Copyright © 1995 Teltone Corporation. Teltone is a registered trademark of Teltone Corporation. Teltone Corporation 22121-20th Avenue SE...
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Page 5: Introduction
The TLS-3B also provides Caller Identification information to both lines, and lights a Visual Message Waiting indicator. In other words, the TLS-3B is a simple telephone network in a box. When a telephone connection is not available, or when installing a temporary... -
Page 6: Connectors And Lights
(blink) when the TLS-3B is operating. (Single blink = Setup 1, double blink = Setup 2. See Section 5 for more information.) If the Power indica- tor is dark, no power is connected to the TLS-3B. If it lights, but does not flicker, the TLS-3B’s internal processor is not working properly. -
Page 7: How To Install The Tls-3B
TLS-3B when the other line is off hook. Installing a Call Identifier In order to use the TLS-3B’s Caller ID feature, you must use an external call identifier, or a telephone set with Caller ID built in. In most cases, the call identifier goes between the TLS-3B and the telephone set, but follow the instructions supplied with the call identifier. -
Page 8: How To Operate The Tls-3B
3. How to Operate the TLS-3B The TLS-3B has one talk path between the two lines. When a telephone connected to either line goes off-hook while the other is still on-hook, the off-hook telephone receives dial tone. If a telephone is already off-hook, the second telephone will not receive dial tone (silence). - Page 9 Forced Disconnect Cutoff On Disconnect (COD) or Forced Disconnect, as it is also called, is a feature provided by the TLS-3B. COD is a break in loop current that is sent to the off-hook telephone when the other party goes on-hook (hangs up).
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Page 10: Caller Id
(If there is not at least a three-second silence, Caller ID will not be sent). 3. Some Caller ID Devices require a seven-digit telephone number. If this is the case with the device you are using, program the TLS-3B with seven-digit numbers. - Page 11 OSI (Open Switching Interval) which is a period of silence after some action. The TLS-3B can be used to simulate this signal (VMWI) by going off-hook on one of the lines and enteirng 50 to activate VMWI or 51 to de-activate VMWI for the other line.
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Page 12: Programming The Tls-3B
5. Programming the TLS-3B The TLS-3B has a long list of features and functions that a user can configure from a touchtone telephone connected to either line. The TLS- 3B will store two separate configurations in memory. This enables, for example, two separate groups (such as Engineering and Sales) to set up and use the TLS-3B for their applications. - Page 13 Hook-flash Detect When Hook-flash detect is active, the TLS-3B will detect a switchhook flash after the other line has answered. The TLS-3B will return dial tone and allow the user to dial test numbers or one of the port numbers.
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Page 14: Individual Line Commands
20#time# This command specifies the amount of time after the currently selected line goes off hook before the TLS-3B sends dial tone. The time variable sets the duration in 100 mS increments and the range is 0 to 511. The factory default is 100 mS , i.e. - Page 15 Busy Signal This command defines the response to a busy condition. If the other line is off-hook when you dial its number, the TLS-3B will return an audible busy indication, which may be either a busy signal or a reorder tone.
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Page 16: Programming Command Summary
6. Programming Command Summary SYSTEM COMMANDS Programming Mode 99## (Setup 1) 98## (Setup 2) Reset to Factory defaults 00#0# 00#0# Tone Following Disconnect 04#X# Dial Tone (default) X=0, Busy Signal X=1, Reorder Signal X=2, Silence Forced Disconnect Duration (COD) 05#time# Range = 0 to 100 in 50 mS steps (100 = 5 seconds). - Page 17 Dial Tone Delay 20#time# Range = 0 to 511 in 100 mS increments. The factory default is 100 mS. Network Response Delay 21#time# Range = 0-511 in 100 mS increments. The factory default is 200 mS. Second Dial Tone Delay 22#time# Range = 0-255 in 100 mS increments.
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Page 18: Specifications
7. Specifications Physical Dimensions 5.5" x 1.5" x 9.0" Weight 1 lb, 5 oz Environmental Operating temperature 0° to +50° C @ 95% humidity, non-condensing Storage temperature -20° to +60° C long term Electrical Power input 24 VDC nominal, 500 mA minimum On hook voltage -42 VDC nominal ≥... - Page 19 Caller ID/VMWI Operation is per guidelines set in Bellcore Document TR-NWT- 000030, Issue 2, Oct 92 Output level: low attenuation -17dBm +3 to -4dBm high attentuation -28 dBm +3 to -4dBm Transmission Rate 1200 ± 12 baud Mark (Logic 1) 1200 Hz ±...
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Page 20: Warranty And Service
Return Procedures If a unit is found to be defective, contact Teltone Repair Order Entry at 1- 800-426-3926 or 425-487-1515 to obtain a Material Return Authoriza- tion (MRA) number. When returning units, provide the following informa-...
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