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Technical Manual - Tunstall GmbH

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<strong>Tunstall</strong> <strong>GmbH</strong>, Orkotten 66, D-48291 Telgte, www.tunstall.de<br />

Management Interface, Order no. 19 0700 00<br />

Interface for transferring call and system messages, speech<br />

phrases, and connection to speech communication via PBX. Ad‐<br />

ditional interfaces for system administration and for transmission<br />

of recorded data. Connection to the group bus or to a ward bus.<br />

Only 1 Management Interface per group bus.<br />

Only 1 Management Interface per ward bus.<br />

Dimensions (HxWxD): 135 x 190 x 90 mm, weight: approx. 640 g<br />

Current consumption: 240 mA at +24 V DC<br />

Note! The complete installation of the system is<br />

described in the <strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>.<br />

Caution! Electrostatic sensitive components<br />

The printed circuit boards within the control panel 1<br />

include electrostatic sensitive components. Therefore<br />

avoid touching.<br />

Dismantling<br />

1. Use a screw driver to turn both locks 6 to position “open“, see<br />

Fig. B.<br />

2. Hold the control panel 1 with both hands and push both fixing<br />

clips 5 simultaneously.<br />

3. Detach control panel 1 carefully. Caution! Control panel and<br />

base are interconnected via a flat cable 7, see Fig. C.<br />

4. Disconnect flat cable 7 from base 2.<br />

Mounting<br />

Fix the Management Interface to the wall on a one gang back<br />

box or on a cable duct.<br />

1. Strip the connection cable to the appropriate length. Remove<br />

the cable shield and ground wire up to the cable sheath.<br />

2. Fix base 2 at the four mounting holes to the wall using screws<br />

and dowels.<br />

3. Lead the connection wires through the opening in the base 2.<br />

Note! Only one a/b connection may be made either at the con‐<br />

nection field 8 or at the RJ11 socket 9.<br />

4. If you want to use the Management Interface on the group<br />

bus, connect the connection wires according to Fig. E. If you<br />

want to use the Management Interface on a ward bus,<br />

connect the connection wires according to Fig. F.<br />

5. Set jumper JP1 in the control panel 1 to ON position<br />

according to Fig. D. JP1 activates a Li battery for the clock<br />

module as voltage buffer in case of power failure.<br />

6. If you install the Management Interface in an existing nurse<br />

call system with speech transmission, you have to slide the<br />

slide switch according to Fig. D.<br />

You have to slide the slide switch to „Concento“ position, if<br />

one of the following conditions is met:<br />

- Min. one group electronic has the order no. 10 0700 10.<br />

- Min. at one group electronic of order no. 19 0700 10 the<br />

slide switch is set to the upwards „Concento“ position<br />

(refer to product leaflet for group electronic).<br />

7. Set jumper JP3 according to Fig. E or F.<br />

8. Connect flat cable 7.<br />

9. Press control panel 1 to the base 2 until it audibly snaps in.<br />

10.Use a screw driver to turn both locks 6 to position “secured”,<br />

see Fig. B.<br />

11. Attach the patch cords to the connectors 9 according to Fig.<br />

G.<br />

00 8814 00, 10/12 (Rev. 4.0) 1<br />

<strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> Page 127<br />

1<br />

1 Control panel (with electronics)<br />

2 Base (with connection field)<br />

3 Keypad<br />

4 Display<br />

5 Fixing clip<br />

6 Lock<br />

7 Flat cable<br />

8 Connection field<br />

9 Connectors<br />

6 open =<br />

6 secured =<br />

9<br />

7<br />

4<br />

9<br />

9<br />

1<br />

3<br />

5<br />

7<br />

8<br />

2<br />

1<br />

2<br />

2<br />

5<br />

6<br />

Slide switch:<br />

= CONCENTO PLUS (factory setting)<br />

= Concento<br />

JP1<br />

5<br />

6<br />

JP1:<br />

= OFF<br />

= ON<br />

In operation jumper JP1 must<br />

always be set to ON position.<br />

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