Siemens Hicom 112 Manuals

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  1 Important Information

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    Safety Information
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      Hicom 100 E Version 2.1 , Service Manual
    • 19

      Safety Information: Danger
    • 20

      Hicom 100 E Version 2.1 , Service Manual
    • 20

      Safety Information: Warning
    • 21

      Safety Information: Caution
    • 22

      General Information
    • 22

      Hicom 100 E Version 2.1 , Service Manual
    • 23

      Accident Reporting
    • 23

      Behaviour in Emergencies
  • 24

    Data Protection and Data Security
  • 24

    Hicom 100 E Version 2.1 , Service Manual
  • 26

    System Data
  • 26

    General System Description
  • 26

    Hicom 100 E Version 2.1 , Service Manual
  • 27

    Hardware Overview
  • 28

    Documentation
  • 28

    Table 2-1 Documentation
  • 28

    Hicom 100 E Version 2.1, Service Manual
  • 29

    System Types
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    Hicom 108 System Overview
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    Hicom 100 E Version 2.1 , Service Manual
  • 31

    Hicom 112 System Overview
  • 32

    Hicom 118 System Overview
  • 33

    Technical Data
  • 34

    Table 2-3 Ranges (With J-Y(ST) 2X2X0.6) for Terminal Interfaces
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    Table 2-4 Climatic Conditions
  • 35

    Basic Configuration and System Expansions
  • 35

    System Interfaces
  • 35

    Table 2-5 Basic Configuration and System Expansions

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  3 Overview of Modules

  • 36

    Table of Item Code Numbers
  • 36

    Table 3-1 Item Code Numbers with National Versions
  • 38

    Table 3-2 Country Codes
  • 38

    Table 8-5 Table
  • 40

    Overview of Configurations
  • 41

    Standard Extension Number Plans
    • 41

      Standard Numbering of the MB Modules
      • 42

        Table 3-6 Standard Numbering, MB 4/4 Hicom 112 (SW 2.0.1)
      • 43

        Table 3-8 Standard Numbering, MB 6/4 Hicom 118 (As of SW 2.0.1+)
    • 44

      Extension Number Plans of the Add-On Modules
  • 45

    Main Module - Motherboard
    • 46

      Figure 3-4 Motherboard Interfaces (As of SW 2.0.2)
    • 47

      Table 3-9 Contact Assignment of the MB Interfaces 2/4 Hicom 108
  • 48

    Add-On Modules for System Expansions
    • 50

      SLAS8/4 (Subscriber Line Analogue)
    • 51

      SLAS16 (Subscriber Line Analogue)
    • 51

      Figure 3-6 SLAS Interfaces
    • 51

      Table 3-14 Contact Assignment of the SLAS Interfaces
    • 52

      Figure 3-7 SLU8 Interfaces
    • 53

      STLS (Subscriber Trunk Line S )
    • 53

      Figure 3-8 STLS Interfaces
    • 54

      TLA 4/2 (Trunk Line Analogue)
    • 55

      TLA 8 (Trunk Line Analogue)
  • 56

    Function Expansions with Options Bus
    • 56

      Options Adapter
    • 56

      GEE Module
    • 56

      Figure 3-12 GEE Module, Interfaces
    • 56

      Table 3-18 GEE Module, National Versions
    • 57

      Serial Interface Board (SIB) (V.24 Connection)
    • 58

      STRB Control Relay Module (Actuators/Sensors)
    • 58

      Figure 3-14 Control Relay Module - Interfaces
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      Table 3-20 Load Capacity of Control Relay Outputs
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      Table 3-21 Contact Assignment of STRB Module
    • 60

      Fax Recognition and DDI Module
    • 61

      Figure 3-15 Fax Recognition and DDI Module - Interfaces
    • 61

      Table 3-22 Contact Assignment of the Fax Recognition and DDI Module
    • 62

      ALUM Module
    • 63

      Figure 3-17 Basic Layout of the ALUM Module
    • 63

      Table 3-23 Contact Assignment of the ALUM Module
    • 64

      STBG4 Module
  • 65

    Function Expansions Without Options Bus
    • 65

      Exm/Mppi
    • 66

      Figure 3-20 MPPI Interface
    • 67

      Serial Interface Cable and V.24 Adapter
    • 68

      Coarse Protection
  • 69

    Power Supply (PSU/UPS)
  • 69

    Table 3-26 Power Supply (PSU/UPS) - Derived Voltages
  • 69

    Table 3-27 Bridging Times for Different Battery Capacities
  • 70

    Figure 3-24 PSU/UPS Circuitry
  • 70

    Table 3-28 Contact Assignment of PSU/UPS1 and PSU/UPS2
  • 71

    Main Distribution Frame
  • 71

    Figure 3-25 Main Distribution Frame - Screw Terminals

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  4 Features

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    Hardware Features
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    Anis
  • 73

    All Traffic Modes
  • 74

    Incoming Traffic, General
  • 75

    Outgoing Traffic, General (As of SW 2.0.2)
  • 76

    General Trunk Traffic
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    Incoming Trunk Traffic
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    Outgoing Trunk Traffic
  • 78

    Least Cost Routing
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    Internal Traffic
  • 80

    Miscellaneous
  • 82

    Call Charges - Call Detail Recording
  • 82

    Configuration
  • 83

    Measures in the Event of a Power Failure
  • 83

    Cordless Solutions
  • 83

    Cornet-N
  • 84

    Q-Sig Networking
  • 84

    Euro-Isdn to PBX
  • 85

    Euro-Isdn to Extension S
  • 86

    Description of Feature Update in SW 2.1
    • 86

      MSN Feature
      • 86

        Specific Seizure with Existing DDI Number
      • 87

        DDI-Specific Signalling
      • 87

        MULAP Group
      • 88

        Configuration Options
    • 88

      Automatic DTMF Switchover After "CONNECT
    • 88

      Enhanced Door Opener Functions
    • 89

      Extending an Undialed Line
    • 89

      Group Ringing, No Answer
    • 89

      Printout of Updated Customer Data

• 90

  5 Installation

  • 90

    Selecting the Most Suitable Location
  • 90

    Figure 5-1 Location, Dimensions and Minimum Clearances
  • 91

    Installing the System Unit
  • 91

    Power Supply
    • 91

      Figure 5-2 Installing Unit
    • 92

      Battery for UPS1
    • 92

      PSU1/UPS1 Power Supply
    • 92

      PSU2/UPS2 Power Supply
    • 93

      Battery for UPS2
    • 93

      Figure 5-3 Connecting the UPS Battery Cable
    • 93

      Installing the Battery Box
  • 95

    Installing Cards for System Expansions
    • 95

      Installing or Replacing an SLU8
  • 95

    Extension and Line Number Allocation
  • 95

    Figure 5-4 Equipping Sequence for Subscriber and Trunk Modules
  • 97

    Connecting ISDN (S ) Interfaces
  • 97

    Connecting to ISDN Trunk
  • 97

    Connecting to Hicom 300 (Cornet-N)
  • 98

    Connecting ISDN Terminals
  • 99

    Figure 5-5 Examples of Mini-Western Socket Wiring
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    Figure 5-6 Example of S Bus Socket Wiring
  • 101

    Extension Number for Internal S Extensions
  • 101

    Multi-Device Connection
    • 101

      Call Forwarding in the Exchange in the Case of PMP
  • 102

    Connecting Printer, Modem or PC
    • 104

      Pin Assignment of the V.24 Adapter Cable
      • 104

        V.24 Connection to MB
      • 105

        V.24 Connection to SIB
    • 105

      Pin Assignment of the Printer/Modem Adapter
    • 106

      Figure 5-10 Pin Assignment of the Printer Adapter
  • 107

    Connecting A/B Terminals or Entrance Telephones
  • 108

    Connecting Automatic Dialler (Associated Dial)
  • 108

    Connecting the Fax DDI Module

• 110

  6 Initial Operation

  • 110

    Cutover
  • 110

    Upgrading a System
  • 111

    Nationalisation
  • 111

    Table 6-1 National Codes
  • 112

    Re-Initialising
    • 112

      Re-Initialising the System Cards (As of SW 2.0.1+)
    • 112

      Re-Initialising the Expansions Modules (As of SW 2.0.2)
  • 112

    Hicom
  • 113

    Customer Data
  • 113

    Terminal Test
  • 113

    Extension Numbering Plan, Two-Box System (118-2)
  • 113

    Figure 6-1 Terminal Test
  • 114

    System Extension Number
  • 115

    Call Management (CM)
    • 115

      Call Allocation
    • 115

      Reference to Call Destination Lists
    • 115

      Call Destination Lists
    • 116

      Call Group and Hunt Groups
    • 117

      Call Allocation/Call Management: Examples
  • 118

    Hicom
    • 121

      Figure 6-5 Call Management (Example)
    • 122

      Figure 6-6 Call Management (Example, Continued)
    • 123

      Figure 6-7 ISDN Intercept Day/Night
  • 124

    Networking (Hicom 112/118 Only)
    • 124

      Automatic Line Seizure (Menu 16 11) for Optiset Telephones Only
    • 124

      Route Assignment (Menu 16 12)
    • 124

      Overflow Route (Menu 16 13)
    • 124

      Trunk/Pbx Line Type (Menu 16 14)
    • 124

      Route Names (Menu 16 15)
    • 125

      Digit Repetition (Menu 16 16)
    • 125

      Route Seizure (Menu 16 17)
    • 125

      Error Messages for Network Settings
    • 126

      Table 6-2 Error Messages for Network Settings
    • 127

      Figure 6-8 Example of Networking
  • 129

    Upgrading a System
  • 130

    Converting From SW 2.0.2 to SW 2.1

• 132

  7 Administration and Maintenance

  • 132

    Configuring the System
  • 132

    Functions Without an Access Code
  • 132

    Figure 7-1 User Data Codes
  • 133

    Codes/Extension Numbers Without the S Key and * or
  • 134

    Codes for Accessing Services
  • 134

    Table 7-2 Codes for Accessing Services
  • 138

    System Programming in Interactive Mode
  • 139

    System Programming in Expert Mode
    • 140

      Starting System Administration
    • 140

      Codes for Expert Mode
    • 140

      Figure 7-3 Starting System Administration
    • 140

      Table 7-3 Code Groups for Expert Mode

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  2 System Data

  • 144

    Table 7-4 Codes for Expert Mode
  • 157

    Table 8-1 Exception Table
  • 161

    Overview of Configuration Parameters
  • 162

    Table 7-5 System Configuration Via PC And/Or Programming Telephone
  • 174

    System Programming Via PC
    • 174

      PC Tool
  • 175

    Teleservice
    • 175

      Modem Transfer
    • 176

      Digital Modem (Menu 30 2)
    • 176

      DTMF Remote Administration and Maintenance
      • 177

        DTMF Remote Administration and Maintenance Procedure
      • 178

        Activating DTMF Remote Administration
  • 179

    Classes of Service
  • 181

    Toll Restriction
    • 181

      Procedure for Satellite Pbxs
    • 181

      Toll Restriction Data
  • 182

    Timer

• 184

  8 Least Cost Routing (LCR)

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    Single-Stage LCR
  • 185

    Table 8-2 Routing Table
  • 187

    Two-Stage LCR
  • 187

    Table 8-4 Configuration Example for Two-Stage LCR
  • 188

    Dial-In Procedure (Previously T-Net) As of V2.1
    • 188

      Background/General
    • 188

      Implementation with Hicom 100 E
    • 189

      Dialling Into the CN
      • 189

        Signalling Method
    • 190

      Remote Maintenance of LCR Functions
    • 190

      Parameters for the Dial-In Procedure
    • 191

      Table 7-6 Table
    • 191

      Table 8-5 Configuration Example for DICS
  • 192

    Corporate Network LCR (As of V2.0.2)
    • 192

      Table 8-7 Configuration Example for Conversion Table
    • 193

      Examples of Corporate Networks

• 194

  9 Maintenance and Repair

  • 194

    Maintenance
  • 194

    Repair
  • 194

    Spare Parts

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  10 Programming Guide

  • 196

    Programming ISDN Lines
    • 196

      Point-To-Point System Connection (P P)
      • 196

        Entering the System Extension Number
      • 197

        Changing Port Configuration
      • 198

        Activating Call Number Suppression
    • 198

      ISDN Multi-Device Connection (Point-To-Multipoint)
      • 198

        Entering MSN
      • 198

        Programming an ISDN Port As a Multi-Device Connection
  • 199

    Analogue Trunk
    • 199

      Setting Analogue Signalling Method
    • 200

      Setting a Dial Pause
    • 200

      Changing a Trunk Call Interval
    • 201

      Changing Line Length
  • 202

    Networking
    • 202

      Cornet-N Networking
    • 203

      Rerouting
      • 203

        Active Rerouting
      • 204

        Changing a Route
    • 204

      Analogue Networking
      • 204

        Connection As Master
      • 205

        Connection As Slave
    • 205

      Automatic Line Seizure (Simplified Dialling)
    • 206

      Route Assignment
    • 207

      Route Type
    • 208

      Route Overflow
    • 208

      Digit Repetition
    • 209

      Route Seizure
    • 210

      Route Names
  • 211

    Programming Extensions
    • 211

      Station Types
      • 211

        Stations Connected to the U P0/E Port
      • 211

        Stations Connected to the A/B Port
  • 213

    Station Attributes
    • 213

      Individual Classes of Service
      • 213

        Intrusion
      • 213

        Associated Dialling
    • 214

      Camp-On Rejection (Data Security/Call Waiting)
    • 214

      Overriding Do-Not-Disturb
    • 215

      Headset
    • 215

      Call Pickup Groups
    • 216

      Resetting Active Individual Code Lock
    • 217

      Caller List (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 217

      Call Trace (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 218

      Diversion, External (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 218

      Setting Up Executive-Secretary Groups
    • 219

      Station Names
  • 219

    Doorphone Setup
    • 219

      Setting Up an Entrance Telephone (Up to SW 2.0.1+)
    • 220

      Setting Up the Entrance Telephones (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 221

      Programming a Receiving Extension for the Doorbell
  • 222

    Setting Up the Door Opener
    • 222

      Controlling the Door Opener with Actuators
    • 222

      Controlling the Door Opener with a Door Opener Adapter
    • 223

      Controlling the Door Opener Via a Door Opener Adapter
    • 223

      Diverting Calls to Receiving Extension for the Doorbell
    • 224

      DTMF Release Class of Service
  • 225

    Trunk Access
    • 225

      Classes of Service Up to SW Version 2.0.1
    • 225

      Classes of Service As of SW Version 2.0.2
    • 225

      Allowed Numbers List Up to SW Version 2.0.1
    • 226

      Allowed Numbers List As of SW Version 2.0.2
    • 227

      Barred Numbers List Up to SW Version 2.0.1
    • 227

      Barred Numbers List As of SW Version 2.0.2
    • 228

      Trunk Access, Day, Up to SW Version 2.0.1
    • 228

      Trunk Access, Day, As of SW Version 2.0.2
    • 229

      Reference Extensions
    • 230

      Normal Extensions
    • 230

      Trunk Access, Night, Up to SW Version 2.0.1
    • 231

      Reference Extensions
    • 232

      Normal Extensions
    • 232

      Trunk Access with Active Code Lock (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 233

      Dialling Signal Transmission Mode (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
  • 234

    DDI Numbers
    • 234

      Call Groups
      • 234

        Group Members
      • 235

        Group Ringing Mode
      • 236

        Group Names
      • 237

        Signalling Type
    • 237

      Call Allocation with ISDN DDI
    • 237

      Reference to Call Destination Lists
      • 237

        Reference for Day
      • 238

        Reference for Night
    • 239

      Call Allocation for Incoming Analogue Trunk Calls
      • 239

        Changing the Analogue Destination Extension During the Day
    • 240

      Call Allocation for Internal Calls
      • 240

        Changing Analogue Destination Extensions at Night
    • 241

      Call Destination Lists
      • 242

        Destination Indexes
      • 243

        Call Forwarding Times
      • 244

        Common Ringer
      • 244

        Setting the Common Ringer Mode
    • 246

      ISDN DDI Settings
      • 246

        Intercept Console During the Day
      • 247

        Intercept Console at Night
      • 249

        Defining the Console Code
    • 249

      Defining Intercept Criteria
      • 249

        Defining Intercept, No Answer
      • 250

        Defining Intercept, Busy
      • 250

        Defining Intercept, Unavailable DDI Number
      • 251

        Defining Intercept, Incomplete DDI Number
      • 251

        Defining Intercept, Recall (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
  • 252

    System Settings
    • 252

      Music On Hold
    • 252

      Telephone Directory
    • 253

      Setting the V.24 Interface Baud Rate (As of SW 2.0.1+)
    • 253

      Port Allocation for Data Output (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
      • 253

        Port for CDRC (Call Detail Recorder)
      • 254

        V.24 Port for Call Charges/Extension
      • 254

        Port for Call Charges/Line
      • 255

        V.24 Port for Customer Data Printout
      • 255

        V.24 Port for Call Information
    • 256

      External Diversion (As of SW 2.0.1+)
    • 256

      Call Forwarding in the Case of External Diversion (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 257

      Caller List Display Mode (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 257

      Automatic Line Reservation (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 258

      Alerting Tone During Conference (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 258

      Alerting Tone and Ring in Call Pickup Groups
    • 259

      Signal Key Mode (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 259

      Night Service (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 260

      Codes
      • 260

        Substitute Code for
      • 261

        Line Codes
      • 261

        Route Codes
      • 262

        Trunk Code of Main PBX
    • 263

      Displays
      • 263

        Changing Message Texts
      • 263

        Changing Absence Messages
      • 264

        Changing the Display Language Throughout the System
      • 264

        Changing the Display Language for Each Extension
      • 265

        Displaying the Call Duration
      • 265

        Name Display (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
      • 265

        Display During Recall (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
      • 266

        Transfer Without Notification Display (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
      • 267

        Data Compression/Extension (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
    • 267

      Call Detail Recording
      • 267

        Changing the Data Record Output Format
      • 268

        Digit Suppression
      • 268

        Recording Incoming Calls
      • 269

        Recording the Call Duration
      • 269

        Output On Ringing
      • 269

        Changing the Charge Factor
      • 270

        Changing the Currency Unit
      • 270

        Changing the ISDN Factor (As of SW Version 2.0.2)
  • 271

    Programming Expansion Modules
    • 271

      Programming Actuators
      • 271

        Defining the Actuator Type
      • 271

        Defining Actuator Response Time
      • 272

        Allocating Extensions and Actuators
      • 273

        Assigning Actuator Names
    • 273

      Programming Sensors
      • 273

        Defining the Destination Number
      • 274

        Defining the Number for Recorded Announcement Device
      • 274

        Defining Voice Mail Control Data
      • 275

        Defining the Call Duration
      • 275

        Defining the Number of Calls
      • 276

        Defining the Call Interval
      • 276

        Defining the Disable Time
      • 277

        Assigning Sensor Names
    • 277

      Programming the Fax/DDI Module
      • 278

        Defining the Number of Fax Options
      • 278

        Defining the Number of DDI Options
      • 278

        Defining the Number of Fax/DDI Options
      • 279

        Defining the Number of Announcement Without Notification Options
      • 279

        Defining Analogue Access for Each Option
      • 280

        Allocating to a Line
      • 281

        Defining the Fax Destination
      • 281

        Initialising the Fax/DDI Module
      • 282

        Recording Announcements

• 284

  11 Plus Products

  • 284

    Answering Machines
  • 284

    Voice Mail
    • 284

      Memo for Hicom
  • 286

    Entrance Telephones
    • 286

      Direct Connection Without Door Opener
    • 286

      Figure 11-1 Entrance Telephone, Direct Door Opener Connection
    • 287

      Connection Via Door Opener Adapter Box
    • 287

      Figure 11-2 Door Opener Adapter Connections
    • 288

      Figure 11-3 EGUCOM Door Opener System From Ackermann (Emmerich)
    • 288

      Figure 11-4 Entrance Telephone From Grothe
    • 289

      Figure 11-5 Entrance Telephone System From Siedle
    • 290

      Figure 11-6 Entrance Telephone System From Ritto
    • 291

      Figure 11-7 Entrance Telephone System with Telegärtner Amplifier and Siedle
    • 292

      Figure 11-8 Doorline M02 Entrance Telephone
    • 293

      Figure 11-9 Doorline M02 Entrance Telephone
    • 294

      TFE/V Adapter
    • 294

      Figure 11-10TFE/V Adapter Interfaces
    • 295

      Figure 11-11Contact Assignment for Possible Voice Modules
    • 296

      Connection Via TFE/V Adapter Box
    • 296

      Figure 11-12 Connection to Siedle TLM 511-01, Ritto 5760 or Grothe TS 6216
    • 298

      Figure 11-13Overview of Caracas Desk Configuration
    • 299

      Installing Caracas Desk
    • 299

      Setting Up and Initial Operation of Caracas Desk
    • 299

      Figure 11-14Wall Mounting with Closed Housing and Opened Hinged Cover
    • 301

      Caracas Desk Basic Settings
      • 301

        Setting the Extension Number Plan in Hicom 118
    • 303

      Setting Call Charges in Caracas Desk with a Password
    • 303

      Caracas Desk Features Without Password
  • 304

    Multiplexers
  • 304

    PC Cards

• 306

  12 Euroset Line 36/Hicom 118-2

  • 306

    General System Description
    • 306

      Euroset Line 36 Hardware Overview
    • 306

      Euroset Line 36/Hicom 118-2
    • 307

      Hicom 118-2 Hardware Overview
    • 308

      Important Notes
  • 308

    System Data
    • 308

      Two-Box System Assembly
    • 308

      Figure 12-3 Two-Box System Assembly (Minimum/Maximum Clearances)
    • 309

      System Types
    • 309

      Main Distribution Frame
    • 310

      Euroset Line 36 System Overview (Version 2.0.1+)
    • 311

      Euroset Line 36 System Overview (Version 2.0.2)
    • 311

      Figure 12-5 Euroset Line 36 Structural Concept (SW 2.0.2)
    • 312

      Hicom 118-2 System Overview (Basic Box)
    • 313

      Hicom 118-2 System Overview (Expansion Box)
    • 313

      Figure 12-7 Hicom 118-2 Expansion Box Structural Concept
    • 314

      Hicom 118-2 System Expansions
    • 314

      Table 12-1 Add-On Modules for Hicom 118-2 System Expansions
    • 315

      Technical Data
    • 316

      Basic Configuration and System Expansions
    • 317

      Euroset Line 36 Motherboard
    • 318

      Figure 12-8 Motherboard Interfaces – Euroset Line 36
    • 319

      Hicom 118-2 Motherboard
    • 320

      Figure 12-9 MB Interfaces, Hicom 118-2 Basic Box
    • 322

      EB 118-2 Expansion Module
    • 323

      Figure 12-12 Equipping Sequence for the Expansion Box
    • 324

      PSU3 / UPS3 Power Supply
    • 325

      PSU2 / UPS2 Power Supply
  • 326

    Index