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Users Manual WP 900 UHF.pdf - Jotron

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Installation Guide<br />

PBX Interface T942PX<br />

TD 91012GB<br />

Handook page<br />

53/128<br />

External voltage 12, 24, or 48 Vdc<br />

PBX M signal in<br />

Audio in/out (a and b line, 2-wire)<br />

Audio out (a and b line, 4-wire)<br />

GND (register recall)<br />

Audio in (4-wire)<br />

PBX E signal out<br />

PBX E signal out, inverted<br />

PBX E signal in<br />

J05<br />

1 Ext –<br />

2 Ext +<br />

3 M<br />

4 a<br />

5 b<br />

6 EARTH<br />

7 4W<br />

8 E & M<br />

9<br />

10 E-Relay<br />

11<br />

12<br />

J08<br />

1 Remote paging 1<br />

2 Remote paging 2<br />

3 GND<br />

9. Connection of PBX, External Power (if<br />

necessary), and Remote Paging<br />

Connect external wiring to screw connector J05<br />

as shown in the drawing at left:<br />

1. Connect audio line to J05-4 and 5.<br />

(Audio out for 4-wire connection)<br />

2. If the register recall signal (method 2 under<br />

point 15) is used, connect the telephone<br />

ground to screw 6.<br />

3. If a 4-wire speech/audio line is used, the second<br />

twisted pair is connected to J05-7 and 8.<br />

(See point 13.) (Audio in, T941SM is required)<br />

4. If external power is needed, connect it to<br />

screws 1 and 2. Observe polarity!<br />

5. If E & M signalling is used make connections<br />

to J05-2, 3, 9, 10 and 11.<br />

6. Remote start of pre-programmable personal<br />

paging 1 and 2 are connected to J08-1 and 3,<br />

and J08 2 and 3, respectively.<br />

Inst.<br />

alt.<br />

1<br />

2<br />

Remote start 1 and 2 are CMOS inputs.<br />

The inputs are activated when grounded, i.e.<br />

when contacts close a paging is generated<br />

Audio line<br />

screw 4, 5<br />

trunk line<br />

trunk line<br />

External<br />

voltage<br />

screw 1, 2<br />

Yes, 12 V<br />

Yes, 24 V<br />

S06<br />

2-3, 4-5<br />

2-3, 4-5<br />

S09<br />

S10<br />

1-2 1-2<br />

1-2 NC<br />

SW02<br />

section 1<br />

OFF<br />

OFF<br />

3 trunk line Yes, 48 V 2-3, 4-5 NC NC OFF<br />

4 extension No 1-2, 3-4 NC NC ON<br />

E & M signalling<br />

5 according to ESPA 3-4 NC NC OFF<br />

Standard Interface<br />

Recommendation 4.4.3<br />

NC = Not connected<br />

Installation alternatives 1–4 are not polarized.<br />

For installation alternative 5, connections to<br />

the PBX depend on the type of exchange.<br />

Selection of Installation Alternatives<br />

The table at left is read horizontally and shows<br />

five installation alternatives for connection to a<br />

PBX:<br />

S06, S09, S10, and SW02 (section 1) are used to<br />

select the desired installation alternative. SW02 is<br />

an ordinary toggle switch. S06, S09, and S10 are<br />

special connectors and the pins on these connectors<br />

are jumpered as required according to the<br />

table by using special jumper plugs.<br />

External 12 Vdc supply voltage can be taken from<br />

J03 by connecting J03-1 to J05-2 and J03-2 to<br />

J05-1. This is used only when a telephone that<br />

operates on 12 Vdc is connected directly to the<br />

T942PX.<br />

The following example is for installation<br />

alternative 2:<br />

• Jumper S06 pins 2-3 and 4-5 with special<br />

jumper plugs.<br />

• Jumper S09 pins 1-2 with special jumper plug.<br />

• Set section 1 of SW02 to OFF.<br />

No jumper plug on S10.<br />

• Connect external supply voltage, 24 Vdc to<br />

J05-1 (negative) and J05-2 (positive).<br />

4 1996 11 06

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