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AUSTDAC MINE TELEPHONE
USER'S MANUAL
27-225-12
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TYPE A103
Document Number
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  • Page 1 Title AUSTDAC MINE TELEPHONE TYPE A103 USER'S MANUAL Document Number 27-225-12 Issue...

  • Page 2: Revision Control

    Fax: +1 412 635 0179 Copyright 2013-05-22 This document remains the property of Austdac Pty. Ltd. It is subject to its recall and must not be reproduced in part or whole or its contents divulged to third parties without prior written approval...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    REVISION CONTROL ........................2  1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ......................5  2 OPERATION ..........................6  2.1 Making and Receiving Calls ....................6  2.2 Emergency ..........................6  2.3 Mute Function ......................... 6  3 INSTALLATION ..........................7  Pre-installation ..........................7  3.1 Mounting details ........................7  3.2 Termination ..........................
  • Page 4 PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY BEFORE STARTING INSTALLATION. THIS IS A CERTIFIED PRODUCT: CONFIGURATION AND INSTALLATION SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY A COMPETENT PERSON. ANY CONFIGURATION ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT IN A SAFE AREA PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. A103 Mine Telephone IEC and ATEX Approved...

  • Page 5: Product Description

    1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The A103 telephone is an intrinsically safe telephone designed for use in mining applications. It has been design to be a direct replacement for the now obsolete A101 and A102 telephone. The A103 telephone comprises of a carbon loaded glass filled polyester telephone encased in a metallic surround which also contain the customer termination box referred to as the terminal chamber throughout this document.

  • Page 6: Operation

    Note: After a call duration of 90 seconds the A103 telephone will sound a series of 5 beeps indicating to the user that the call is about to be terminated. This is to ensure the A103 telephone cannot be left in an off hook state indefinitely.

  • Page 7: Installation

    3 INSTALLATION Please read all these instructions thoroughly before starting installation. Check the certification regarding the type of cable that is allowed to be used for installation. PRE-INSTALLATION IMPORTANT WARNING - Gland Specifications Glands are supplied. All glands and blanking plugs should be rated at IP55 or better to maintain case sealing integrity.

  • Page 8: Termination

    3.2 TERMINATION Connection should only be made to a Safe Telephone System, either the ST1 or ST2 series exchanges. The telephone may be connected as 1, 2 or 3 telephones per line. See the reverse side of the termination chamber cover for wiring details. There are limitations on distance when 2 or more phones are connected together.

  • Page 9: External Signalling Optional Relay Not Fitted As Standard

    4 External Signalling OPTIONAL relay not fitted as standard The A103 provides a galvanically isolated, normally open volt-free contact for an external signalling device, which closes when a ring signal is received by the A103 telephone. Connection to this contact is made via the terminal block located inside the termination chamber labelled as B1 and B2.

  • Page 10: Programming An Emergency Number Or Emergency Tone

    6.1 PROGRAMMING AN EMERGENCY NUMBER OR EMERGENCY TONE The Emergency ‘E’ button may be configured to dial a pre-defined emergency number of up to 17 digits. To program Emergency ‘E’ button with a number: Press and release the DA key to make the telephone go off hook. Press the store button located on the main PCB (see figure 5).

  • Page 11: Factory Settings For Dtmf

    Disconnect the ribbon cable at either the keypad PCB or the main PCB to prevent damage. The A103 telephone is factory set to tone dialling (DTMF) as default (HD3 & HD4 set to the position as shown below in Figure 3).

  • Page 12: Maintenance

    7.2 and 8 volts. If the battery needs to be replaced carry out the following:  Isolate the line feeding the A103 so that no power is being applied before removing the termination chamber cover. ...

  • Page 13: Battery Safe Area Tests

    7.1 BATTERY SAFE AREA TESTS: The A103 telephone is designed to provide a charge current of 10mA to maintain a good charge state on the BP004. If however the BP004 has been allowed to discharge below 6.5 volts, it may be necessary to remove the battery from the installation and recharge it at a higher current in a safe area.

  • Page 14: Spares

    8 Spares Replacement parts should be obtained from Austdac using the following part number: Description Part number Battery assembly spares kit ST061B Handset assembly spares kit ST061A Main PCB assembly spares kit ST061C Keypad PCB assembly spares kit ST061D Speaker assembly spares kit...

  • Page 15: Certificate Of Conformity

    10 Certificate of Conformity A complete copy can be obtained from the web site or from Austdac...

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