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Samsung Prostar DCS Technical Manual (283 pages)

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Table of Contents
3
General Description Section
3
DCS General System Diagram
5
System Overview
6
General Description
6
Size and Configuration with PSU 40
6
Single Cabinet System
6
Two Cabinet System
7
Size and Configuration with PSU 60
8
Three Cabinet System
8
Technology
9
Programming
9
Switching
9
Memory
9
Hardware Descriptions
11
Key Service Unit
11
Expansion Cabinets
11
Common Control Cards
11
Rom 1
12
Rom 2
12
Expansion Cards
12
Expansion a
12
Interface Cards
13
Expansion B
13
Trunk a
13
Trunk A1
14
Trunk B
14
Trunk B1
14
Trunk C1
14
T1 Digital Trunk
15
Dli
15
Sli
15
8Sli
15
Station Equipment
16
Auto Attendant
16
Dial by Voice
16
STD 24B Keyset
17
Basic 12B Model Keyset
18
36 Button Add-On Module (AOM)
19
Door Phone Interface Module (DPIM) and Door Phone
20
Serial Interface Module (SIM)
20
Specifications
21
Electrical Specifications (PSU 40)
21
Electrical Specifications (PSU 60)
21
Dimensions and Weights
22
Environmental Limits
22
Cable Requirements
22
System Tones
23
Keyset Led Indications
24
Continuous
24
For One Second (Programmable)
24
For Three Seconds
24
Reserve Power Duration Estimates (in Minutes)*
25
Features
27
System Features
27
System Feature Description
28
Account Code Entry
28
All Call Voice Page
28
Attention Tone
28
Automatic Hold
29
Background Music
29
Caller ID
29
Name/Number Display
29
Next Call
30
Save CID Number
30
Store CID Number
30
CID Review List
30
Call Forwarding
31
CID on SMDR
31
Number to Name Translation (250)
31
All Calls
31
Call Hold (Exclusive)
32
Call Hold (System)
32
Call Park and Page
32
Call Pickup
32
Centrex/Pbx Use
33
Chain Dialing
33
Class of Service
33
Common Bell Control
33
Database Printout
34
Direct in Lines
34
Direct Inward Dialing (DID) T1/Copper
34
Direct Inward System Access (DISA)
34
DISA Security
35
Distinctive Ringing
35
Door Lock Release (Programmable)
35
Door Phones
35
Executive/Secretary Pooling
36
External Music Interfaces
36
External Page Interfaces
36
Flash Key Operation
36
Flexible Numbering
37
Flexible Ringing
37
Ground Start Trunks (T1/Copper)
37
Hot Line
37
Least Cost Routing
38
Live System Programming
38
Meet Me Page and Answer
38
Memory Protection
38
Music on Hold-Flexible
39
Night Service
39
Off Premises Extensions (OPX)
39
Operator Group
39
Paging
40
Power Failure Transfer
40
Prime Line Selection
40
Recalls
40
Single Line Connections
41
Speed Dial Numbers (1500)
41
Speed Dial by Directory
41
Station Hunt Groups
41
System Alarms
42
System Directory
42
Tenant Service (2)
42
Toll Restriction
42
Trunk Groups (11)
43
Uniform Call Distribution (UCD)
43
Universal Answer
44
Voice Mail Integration
44
Walking Class of Service
44
Station Feature Description
45
Station Features
45
Add-On Module
45
Appointment Reminder
45
Automatic Privacy
46
Busy Station Callback
46
Busy Station Indications (BLF)
46
Dial by Name
47
Direct Station Selection (DSS)
47
Do Not Disturb (Programmable)
47
Door Lock Release
47
Group Listening
48
Headset Operation
48
Hearing Aid Compatible
48
Line Queuing with Callback
48
Off-Hook Voice Announce (Standard)
49
Off-Hook Voice Announce (Executive)
49
One Time Do Not Disturb
49
Programmable Keys
49
Protection from Barge-In
50
Pullout Directory Tray
50
Pulse to Tone Switchover
50
Redial
50
Station Lock
51
Tri-Colored Lights
51
Volume Settings
51
Wall-Mountable Keysets
51
Display Feature Descriptions
52
Display Features
52
Account Code Display
52
Call Duration Timer
52
Inquire Park/Hold
53
Investigate
53
Abandon Call List (50)
53
Calling Party Name
54
Calling Party Number
54
Conference Information
54
Date and Time Display
54
Override Identification
55
Programmed Message Display
55
Soft Keys
55
Stopwatch Timer
55
Sample Displays
56
Sample Caller ID Displays
57
Sample UCD Displays
58
Sample SMDR Printout (Without Caller ID)
59
Sample SMDR Printout (with Caller ID)
60
Sample UCD Report
61
General User Information
63
Radio Frequency Interference
63
FCC Requirements
63
Telephone Connection Requirements
64
Telephone Company Interfaces
64
Ringer Equivalence (REN)
64
Incidence of Harm
65
Changes to Telephone Company Equipment or Facilities
65
Service Center
65
Field Repairs
65
Underwriters Laboratories
66
Music on Hold Warning
66
User Instructions Section
71
Enhanced Display Programming
73
Overview
73
Locking Your Keyset
74
Changing Your Passcode
75
Call Forwarding
76
Setting Your Answer Mode
77
Programming Your Station's Name
78
Programming Personal Speed Dial Locations
79
Naming Your Personal Speed Dial Locations
80
Adding Extenders to Keys
81
Checking Station Status
82
Changing Your Time and Date Display
83
Setting Station On/Off Options
84
Selecting a Ring Tone
86
Alarm Reminder
87
View Memo
88
Off-Hook Ring Volume
88
Setting a Programmed Message
89
Alarm Reminder with Message
90
Background Music Volume
91
Caller ID Display
92
Installation Section
161
Site Requirements
165
Key Service Unit Dimensions
166
Installing Basic KSU and Expansion Cabinets
167
Unpacking and Inspection
167
Single Cabinet Installation
167
Multiple Cabinet Installation
167
Adding Expansion Cabinets to Basic KSU
168
Grounding
169
MDF Cabling
171
Attaching Mounting Bracket to Backboard
172
Securing KSU to Backboard
172
Mounting Locations for Expansion Cabinets
173
Connecting Power Extension Cords
174
Grounding the KSU
175
Cabinet/Slot Numbers
176
Expansion a and Expansion A1 Cards
177
Expansion B Cards
178
Setting Voltage on PSU-60
179
Installing Printed Circuit Cards
181
ROM Card
181
Trunk a Card
181
Trunk A1 Card
181
GTRK Card
182
DID Card
182
E & M Card
182
DLI Card
182
8SLI Card
183
T1 Card
183
VDIAL Card
183
Auto Attendant Card
183
KSU Card Slot Types
184
ROM 1 and ROM 2 Cards
185
Trunk A1 Card
187
Trunk B and Trunk B1 Cards
188
Trunk C1 Card
189
MDF Connections
193
Door Phone and DPIM to DLI Card
193
SIM to DLI Card
194
Wall-Mounting a Keyset
195
Connecting Optional Equipment
197
Music on Hold/Background Music
197
External Paging
197
Common Bell
197
Ring over Page
198
Loud Ringer
198
Smdr
198
PC Programming
198
Remote Programming
199
Power Failure Transfer (PFT)
199
Voice Mail/Auto Attendant
199
MOH Source and Loud Bell to Trunk a or Trunk A1 Card
200
Paging Amplifier to Trunk a or Trunk A1 Card
201
Common Bell to Trunk a or Trunk A1 Card
202
SIM to DLI Card for SMDR
203
SIM to DLI Card for On-Site PC Programming
204
SIM to DLI Card for Remote Programming
205
PIN Connections for SIM to Printer
206
PIN Connections for SIM to Personal Computer
206
PIN Connections for SIM to Modem
206
Power Failure Transfer Connections to Trunk a or Trunk A1 Card
207
Voice Mail to SLI or 8SLI Card
208
SLI Card
210
T1 Installation
214
Power up Procedures
217
Connect Power to the System
217
ROM Card Indications
218
PCB Verification
218
Default Trunk and Station Numbering
218
Locating Fuses on the Power Supplies
220
Connecting TELCO Circuits
221
Safety Precautions
221
Loop Start Lines
221
Ground Start Lines
221
T1 Circuit
222
Ordering a T1
222
Loop Start Line to Trunk a or Trunk A1 Card
223
Loop Start Line to Trunk B or Trunk B1 Card
224
Off Premise Extension from SLI Card
225
T1 Circuit to T1 Card
226
Loop Start Line to Trunk C1 Card
227
Ground Start Line to GTRK Card
228
DID Line to DID Card
229
E & M Tie Line to E & M Card
230
Connecting Station Equipment
231
DCS Keysets
231
Add-On Modules
231
Single Line Telephones
231
Sim (Rs232C)
232
Wall-Mounting Keysets
232
Digital Keyset to DLI Card
233
Add-On Module to DLI Card
234
Single Line Telephone to SLI Card
235
Single Line Telephone to 8SLI Card
236
Installing Keyset Daughterboards
237
Kdb-Dli
237
Kdb-Sli
237
Connecting to the KDBS
237
Keyset Base
238
Installing KBD-DLI Daughterboard
239
Keyset Daughterboard Output Jack
240
Connecting Keyset Daughterboard to Keyset PCB
241
Installing KDB-SLI Daughterboard
242
Connecting a Keyset to a KDB-DLI
243
Conecting a Single Line Telephone to a KDB-SLI
243
Connecting a Station Device to a KDB Via MDF
244
Changing Software
245
Changing System Software
245
Changing Central Processor (CPM) Software in KSU
245
Old ROM Card
245
Changing Local Processor (LPM) Software in Expansion Cabinet
246
Changing Dial by Voice Software
246
Changing Expansion A1 Software
246
Changing T1 Software
247
Changing Auto Attendant Software
247
Installing AA Card in Existing System
247
Old ROM Card with Cover
248
New ROM Card
249
ROM Card and EPROMS
250
Location of CPM Chip
251
Location of LPM Chip
252
Disassembling Card Case
253
Changing Expansion A1 and T1 Software
255
Changing AA Software
256
Adding Cards to the System
257
Adding Stations and Trunks
257
Grading a System with 8SLI
257
Software Port Assignments
258
Numerical List by MMC #
259
Alphabetical List by Function
267
Programming Procedures
279
Program List
279

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