S-72 - S-384 Stand-Alone Exchanges: Installation Manual

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S-72 – S-384
Stand-alone Exchanges
LBB 7112/01 - /06
1999-02 21912
2002-01 GB
Subject to change STENTO ASA Printed in
without notice 20 © 01 Norway
LBB 7112/01 - /06 page i
21912 2002-01
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS FCC & ICES INFORMATION
1. Read these instructions. (U.S.A. and Canadian Models Only)
2. Keep these instructions. WARNING - This equipment has been tested and found to
3. Heed all warnings. comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursu-
ant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules and ICES-003 of Indus-
4. Follow all instructions. try Canada. These limits are designed to provide reason-
5. Do not use this apparatus near water. able protection against harmful interference when the
6. Clean only with damp cloth. equipment is operated in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio fre-
7. Do not block any of the ventilation openings, install in quency energy and, if not installed and used in accor-
accordance with the manufacturers instructions. dance with the instructions, may cause harmful interfer-
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, ence to radio communications. However, there is no
heat registers, stoves or other apparatus (including am- guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
plifiers) that produce heat. installation. If this equipment does cause harmful inter-
ference to radio or television reception, which can be
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by
with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug
one or more of the following measures :
has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide
blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. — Re-oriented or relocate the receiving antenna.
When the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, — Increase the separation between the equipment and
consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete receiver.
outlet.
— Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dif-
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or ferent from that to which the receiver is connected.
pinched particulars at plugs, convenience receptacles and
the point where they exit from the apparatus. — Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV techni-
cian for help.
11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manu-
facturer. Intentional or unintentional changes or modifications not ex-
pressly approved by the party responsible for compli-
12. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table ance shall not be made. Any such changes or modifica-
specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the appara- tions could void the user’s authority to operate the
tus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the equipment.
cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.
The user may find the following booklet prepared by the
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when Federal Communications Commission helpful: “How to
unused for long periods of time. identify an Resolve Radio-TV Interference Problems”.
14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servic- This booklet is available from the U.S. Government
ing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402, Stock No.004-
any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, 000-00345-4.
liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into this ap-
paratus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or mois-
ture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
PLEASE READ THIS PAGE CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLATION, USE OR SERVICE OF THIS EQUIPMENT!
Introduction Caution And Warning Statements

Adjustment, maintenance and repair of the equipment
shall be carried out by qualified personnel who are “WARNING”
aware of the hazards involved unless otherwise indicated indicates a potential danger that requires correct
in this manual. procedures or practices in order to prevent personal
injury.
Safety Precautions
“CAUTION”
For the correct and safe use of this equipment it is es- is used to indicate correct operating or maintenance
sential that both operating and servicing personnel follow procedures in order to prevent damage to, or
generally accepted safety procedures in addition to the destruction of, equipment or other property.
safety precautions specified in this manual.
Specific warning and caution statements, where applica- Electrostatic-sensitive device
ble, are found throughout this manual. Use proper CMOS/MOSFET handling precautions to
Warning and caution statements and/or symbols are avoid electrostatic discharge.
marked on the equipment where necessary. Grounded wrist straps should be worn and proper
ESD safety precautions observed when handling elec-
tro sensitive printed circuit boards.
page ii LBB 7112/01 - /06

2002-01 21912
Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 11.4 Local Power Supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
1 ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 12 MAINS CONNECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
1.1 Included Exchanges In This Document . . . . . . . . . . 1 12.1 S-72 — S-216 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
12.2 S-256 — S-384 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
2 SYSTEM OVERVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 12.3 Europe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
2.1 M100 S-72 Exchange Family Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 12.4 UK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
2.2 S-72 Stand-alone Exchange Family . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 12.5 U.S.A. and Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
2.2.1 LBB 7112/01 – S-72 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2.2.2 LBB 7112/02 – S-144 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2.2.3 LBB 7112/03 – S-216 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2.2.4 LBB 7112/04, -/05, -/06, S-256, S-320, S384 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 CONNECTING ACCESSORIES
3 TYPE NUMBERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 13 STATIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
3.1 Exchanges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 13.1 Master Stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
3.2 Cards and Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 13.2 Display Stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
3.3 Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 13.2.1 Line 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
3.4 Termination Material . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 13.2.2 Line 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
3.5 Optional Couplers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 13.2.3 FSK signal setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
13.3 Sub-stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
4 FUNCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
13.4 Allocation Of Buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
4.1 Function Packages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 13.4.1 Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
4.1.1 Standard function packages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 13.4.2 Door station mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
4.1.2 Basic function package. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
13.5 Simplex Loudspeakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
4.1.3 System maintenance program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
13.5.1 Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
4.2 Description of Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 13.5.2 Relay function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
5 EXCHANGE SPECIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 14 ACCESSORIES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
5.1 Technical Specifications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 14.1 Program Distribution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
5.2 Exchange Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 14.1.1 10 Program channels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
5.3 Class-of-Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 14.1.2 2 Program channels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
5.4 Group Call Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 14.2 Public Address Coupler. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
5.5 Signal Tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 14.3 Paging Coupler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
5.6 Display Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 14.3.1 Optical interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
5.6.1 Default display symbols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 14.3.2 Galvanic RS-232 interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
5.7 Timing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 14.3.3 PC interface to paging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
5.8 Paging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 14.3.4 Paging call programming in SysMain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
5.9 Initialization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 14.3.5 Paging receiver programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
14.4 PC Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
14.4.1 Machine requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
14.4.2 Install the SysMain program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
INSTALLATION 14.4.3 Opto interface types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
14.4.4 Connecting Opto interface card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
6 INSTALLATION CHECK-OUT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
15 EXPANSION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
7 CARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
15.1 Expanding Stand-Alone Exchanges . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
7.1 Computer Card (CC), LBB 7103/07. . . . . . . . . . . . 11 15.2 Upgrading to ODIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
7.2 Function Control Card (FC), LBB 7103/13 . . . . . . . 12
7.2.1 Strap setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
7.3 LUS Matrix Card (LUS), LBB 7110/35 . . . . . . . . . . 13
7.4 Amplifier Card (AMP), LBB 7110/31 . . . . . . . . . . . 13 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
7.5 Line Cards (LU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 16 STATION FUNCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
7.6 Voice Card, LBB 7103/48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 16.1 A calls B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
8 CABINETS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 16.1.1 Normal duplex call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
8.1 Back Planes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 16.1.2 Simplex. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
8.2 Module Interconnection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 16.1.3 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
8.2.1 1 to 3 modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 16.1.4 SysMain programmable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
8.2.2 4 to 6 modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 16.2 Wait-on-busy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
16.2.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
9 SYSTEM CABLING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
16.2.2 SysMain programmable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
9.1 Line Length . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 16.3 Privacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
9.2 New Cabling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 16.3.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
9.2.1 Small Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 16.3.2 SysMain programmable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
9.2.2 Larger Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
9.3 Existing Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 17 SYSTEM FUNCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
9.3.1 Telephone cables with free pairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 17.1 Call-me . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
9.3.2 Old intercom or telephone star cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 17.1.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
9.3.3 Old Parallel M100-P Intercom Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 17.1.2 SysMain programmable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
9.4 Wall Socket Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 17.2 Automatic Recall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
10 LINE TERMINATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 17.2.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
10.1 Line Termination Unit, LBB 7105/95 . . . . . . . . . . . 19
10.1.1 Mounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 17.3 Break-in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
10.1.2 Line point numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 17.3.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
10.2 Line Termination Panel, LBB 7105/98 . . . . . . . . . . 20 17.3.2 SysMain programmable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
10.2.1 Mounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 17.4 Follow Me . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
17.4.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
11 POWERING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
11.1 Current Consumption . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 17.5 Short Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
11.2 Internal Exchange Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 17.5.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
11.3 Central Power Supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 17.5.2 SysMain programmable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
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17.6 Sub-station Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
17.6.1 Door opening . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
17.6.2 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
17.7 Enquiry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
17.7.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
17.7.2 SysMain programmable. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
17.8 Triplex. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
17.8.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
17.9 Call Transfer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
17.9.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
17.10 Transfer on busy / always . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
17.11 Executive / Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
17.11.1 Function. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
17.11.2 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
17.12 Group hunt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
17.13 Group Call With Reply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
17.13.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
17.14 All Call With Reply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
17.14.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
17.15 Emergency Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
17.15.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
17.16 Program Distribution. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
17.16.1 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
17.17 Line Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
17.17.1 Open line check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
17.17.2 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
17.18 Initialization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
17.18.2 Power-on reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
17.18.3 FC Computer reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
1 ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT 2 SYSTEM OVERVIEW
The M100 S-72 intercom concept is extremely flexible and • The M100 S-72 intercom exchange is a microprocessor con-
comes in a variety of configurations. New modules are con- trolled, analogue duplex switching system using current level
stantly under development and older ones are improved accord- selection.
ing to technological progress and customer demands.
• M100 S-72 is a star-cabled system with one 2-wire pair for
The intention of this document is to give information on install- signaling and station power and one pair for FSK display
ing and setting up the pre-configured stand-alone branch of the information and optional power.
S-72 family.
• All M100 S stations and kits can be connected to the ex-
This manual does only apply to the CE marked versions with change.
four-layer filtered back-plane and EMC protected cabinets as re-
leased 1996. • All exchanges are modified to meet the CE EMC require-
ments.
The software configuration using a PC system maintenance pro-
gram is described in a separate manual. 2.1 M100 S-72 Exchange Family Groups
• Be aware that the information and procedures given in this The S-72 exchange family is divided in three main groups:
document may not be updated to the latest hardware and
software versions. • SB-80 Basic Function Exchange.
Revisions, additions and updates regarding this document One-module exchange without computer card for up to 80
will be issued. line points. The basic function SW program is included on
the Function Control (FC) card.
• Separate installation manuals for other exchanges in the
S-72 exchange range are issued shortly after the official re- • S-72 stand-alone Exchanges.
lease of each system. Pre-built 1 - 6 modules stand-alone exchanges (no ODIN)
In the event of special hardware or software solutions the actual with max. 384 line points. The full function SW program is
description will normally be delivered with the project. included on a 6U computer card in the first module.
This manual gives instructions to authorized technical personnel • SO-72 ODIN Network Exchanges.
on site for installing S-72 - S-384 stand-alone exchanges. Pre-built 1 - 12 modules exchanges with ODIN node for
up to 768 line points. The full function SW program is in-
1.1 Included Exchanges In This Document cluded on a 3U computer card in the master module.
LBB 7112/01 - S-72 LBB 7112/04 - S-256

LBB 7112/02 - S-144 LBB 7112/05 - S-320
LBB 7112/03 - S-216 LBB 7112/06 - S-384
LBB 7112/08 - S-ME SUB (as part of multi modules)
LBB 7112/09 - S-ME SUB b (as part of multi modules)
U
UADJ Radio
paging
ON
Busy 123 1
brown, james 2
3
4 OFF
5
PRIV VOL PRIV VOL PRIV VOL
6
1 2 3 X 1 2 3 X 1 2 3 X A 7
8
4 5 6 + 4 5 6 + 4 5 6 +
7 8 9
_
7 8 9
_
7 8 9 _ A B 1 2 3 X
_ +
SIMP 0 F C SIMP 0 F C
4 5 6 +
SIMP 0 F C
7 8 9 _
M100 M100 M100 M100 M100 SIMP M100
0 F C
Program
M100
Master Single call Progr. distr. M 100

Reset CPU
10 ch
Chemical distribution
resistant
U
UADJ
ON
Simplex OFF
M100 Telephone
loudspeaker S-72 - S-384 Coupler
Andresen 11 Ingels 17
CALL FROM 345

Bates 15 Jung 25
Carter 23 Krauss 14
Davids 12 Lindt 18
SMITH, JOHN 16 Madsen

Evans 26
Field 24 Nielsen 33
Goldberg 13 Switchboard 10
M 100
1
4
2
5
3
6
X
+
_
4
1 2
5
3
6
X
+
-
A
A B
Public
Address
7 8 9 7 8 9 U
OPTO ADJ
0 F C SIMP C
0 F
R32
SIMP UADJ
P20
ACS-16 audio switch
VOLUME
P10A P5A
R42
LS1
LS2
P7
M100 M100 M100 M100

TIMER
R21
P10B
Paging CCTV PC Status Power

ON
P5B
P2
CONTR.+
A
CONTR.-
RELAY
NO TIMER
XCALL
DOOR
NC
NO
P21
X
B
OFF
Industrial Single call
CCTV
M 100
Door
opening Audio
source
1 2 3
A B
4 5 6
Maintenance PC
1 2 3 X
4 5 6 +
7 8 9
7 8 9 _
X 0 S 1
S 0 F C
2
F C
M100
1 2
M100
Heavy duty Explosion protected Prison Alarm Nurse call
Fig.1. General connection of equipment to a stand-alone S-72 exchange

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2.2 S-72 Stand-alone Exchange Family 2.2.2 LBB 7112/02 – S-144
The family name “STAND-ALONE” means that the exchanges • Two 6U modules in one EMC protected aluminum
(nodes) can not be connected to other exchanges via ODIN op- 19"/12U rack for up to 144 line points.
tical network. • Standard cards and units included:
2 x LBB 7102/94 36V/6A Line power supply
• One exchange may include 1 - 6 modules where only the 1 x LBB 7103/07 Computer card, 6U (first module)
first module has a computer card. 2 x LBB 7103/13 FC card
• The standard SW function package can support a variety of 2 x LBB 7110/35 LUS matrix card
2 x LBB 7110/31 Amplifier card
functions which are set up from an interacting PC. Slots for:
• Up to 10 audio programs may be distributed on separate 1 x LBB 7103/48 Voice board (first module)
channels. 1-9 x Line unit cards in each module
• Interfaces for public address, tieline, paging, mobile radio,

telephone and personal computer are available. U
• Synthesized speech for absence message service, voice mail UADJ
and speech supported functions can be implemented. ON
• The S-72 range is prepared for special segment functions like OFF
hospitals (PAN system), prisons, lifts, door control etc.

• Exchanges with 1 - 3 modules:
– housed in an EMC proof aluminum cabinet
– space for up to 9 line cards in each module
– 72 line points per module
• Exchanges with 4 - 6 modules:
– housed in an EMC proof steel cabinet rack 4 18 25 30 35 39 43 47 51 55 59 63 67 71 74 80
– space for up to 8 line cards in each module

– 64 line points per module U
– powered via a fused inrush limiting switch module UADJ
ON
2.2.1 LBB 7112/01 – S-72 OFF
• One EMC protected aluminum 19"/6U module for up to

72 line points.
• Standard cards and units included:
1 x LBB 7103/07 Computer card, 6U
1 x LBB 7103/13 FC card
1 x LBB 7110/35 LUS matrix card
1 x LBB 7110/31 Amplifier card 4 18 25 30 35 39 43 47 51 55 59 63 67 71 74 80
Slots for:
LBB 7102/94
(Voice board)
LBB 7103/13
LBB 7110/31
LBB 7103/07
LBB 7110/35
1-9 LU cards per module
1 x LBB 7103/48 Voice board
1-9 x Line unit cards, all types
U Fig.3 S-144 standard card types and position

UADJ
ON
OFF
2.2.3 LBB 7112/03 – S-216

• Three 6U modules in one EMC protected aluminum
19"/18U rack for up to 216 line points.
• Standard cards and units included:
1 x LBB 7103/07 Computer card, 6U (first module)
4 18 25 30 35 39 43 47 51 55 59 63 67 71 74 80 3 x LBB 7110/35 LUS matrix card
(Voice board)
LBB 7103/07
LBB 7103/13
LBB 7102/94
LBB 7110/35
LBB 7110/31
1-9 LU cards
Slots for:
1 x LBB 7103/48 Voice board (first module)
1-9 x Line unit cards in each module
Fig.2 S-72 standard card types and position
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2.2.4 LBB 7112/04, -/05, -/06
S-256, S-320, S384
• Four to six 6U modules in one EMC protected aluminum
19", 27U, 33U or 39U rack cabinet for up to 256, 320 or
384 line points.
• Standard cards and units included per module:
1 x LBB 7103/07 Computer card 6U (first module)
2 x LBB 7110/35 LUS matrix card
Slots for:
1 x LBB 7103/48 Voice board (first module)
1-8 x Line unit cards in each module M100
UADJ
ON
U OFF
UADJ
ON
OFF
4 18 25 30 35 39 43 47 51 55 59 63 67 71 74 80
UADJ
ON
OFF
4 18 25 30 35 39 43 47 51 55 59 63 67 71 74 80
UADJ
ON
OFF 4 18 25 30 35 39 43 47 51 55 59 63 67 71 74 80
UADJ
ON
OFF
4 18 25 30 35 39 43 47 51 55 59 63 67 71 74 80
U
4 18 25 30 35 39 43 47 51 55 59 63 67 71 74 80
UADJ
LBB 7102/94
(Voice board)
LBB 7103/07
LBB 7103/13
LBB 7110/35
LBB 7110/35
LBB 7110/31
ON
1-8 LU cards
per module
OFF
UADJ
ON
OFF
4 18 25 30 35 39 43 47 51 55 59 63 67 71 74 80
LBB 7102/94
(Voice board)
LBB 7103/75
LBB 7103/13
LBB 7110/35
LBB 7110/31
1-9 LU cards per module
4 18 25 30 35 39 43 47 51 55 59 63 67 71 74 80
Fig.4 S-216 standard card types and position Fig.5 S-256, S-320 and S-384 standard card types
and position
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3 TYPE NUMBERS 3.3 Software
The list below contains all type numbers related to the current COMPUTER FUNCTION PROGRAMS
M100 SB, S and SO exchange family range. Type numbers re- FC PROM for S-72 LBB 7202/18*
lated to the CE marked S-72 Stand-alone family covered by this FC PROM for SB-80 LBB 7202/19
manual are marked with an * PROM for LBB 7103/13 FC card LBB 7202/28*
Basic function package (FC) LBB 7216/10*
3.1 Exchanges Mk II Prison function package LBB 7216/38
Exchange function package LBB 7216/83*
SINGLE MODULE Note that older special function packages in the LBB 7216/xx series
SB-80 LBB 7112/00 are included in LBB 7216/83.
STAND-ALONE SW PROGRAMS
S-72 LBB 7112/01* Call monitor program LBB 7215/13*
S-144 LBB 7112/02* System maintenance program LBB 7215/22*
S-216 LBB 7112/03* Nurse call program LBB 7215/30*
S-256 LBB 7112/04* Call statistics program LBB 7215/40*
S-320 LBB 7112/05*
S-384 LBB 7112/06* 3.4 Termination Material
ODIN NETWORK
Line termination unit LBB 7105/95*
SO-72 LBB 7112/11 Line termination panel LBB 7105/98*
SO-144 LBB 7112/12 Line termination cable, 16 lines - 8m LBB 7105/97*
SO-216 LBB 7112/13 Line termination cable, 16 lines - 15m 3924 158 00771*
SO-384 LBB 7112/16 PC opto interface card, plastic fibre LBB 7109/23*
SO-448 LBB 7112/17 PC opto interface card, glass fibre LBB 7109/24*
SO-512 LBB 7112/18 SB-80 programming kit LBB 7109/26
SO-576 LBB 7112/19 RS232 Opto interface w/cable LBB 7109/27*
SO-640 LBB 7112/20 Opto cable, 4 m. LBB 7103/61*
SO-704 LBB 7112/21 Opto cable, 10 m. LBB 7103/64
SO-768 LBB 7112/22 Opto cable, 20 m. LBB 7103/65
Opto cable, 30 m. LBB 7103/66
SUB EXCHANGES Opto cable, 40 m. LBB 7103/67
S-72 SUB LBB 7112/08* Serial interface cable, 4 m. LBB 7103/62*
S-64 SUB LBB 7112/09* ODIN patch cable, 3 m. LBB 7103/63
UPGRADE KITS ODIN patch cable, 10 m. LBB 7103/68
SB-80/S-72 Function upgrade kit LBB 7112/30 ODIN patch cable, 20 m. LBB 7103/69
SB-80/SO-72 ODIN function upgrade kit LBB 7112/31
S/SO ODIN upgrade kit LBB 7112/32 3.5 Optional Couplers
216/256 Exchange expansion kit LBB 7112/33 Public Address coupler LBB 7999/35*
320/384 ODIN exchange expansion kit LBB 7112/34 DTMF Telephone coupler LBB 7110/48*
DP 6000 Paging coupler LBB 7112/60*
3.2 Cards and Units
*) Type numbers related to the CE marked Single Node family.
3U MASTER FRAME (M100 SO EXCHANGES)
Power supply 5V/14A LBB 7102/04
+/– 12 V D.C./D.C. converter LBB 7102/87
Computer card, 3U LBB 7103/06
ASIA card LBB 7103/56
ODIN S-72 node LBB 7112/81
6U LINE FRAME
Power supply LBB 7102/94*
Computer card, 6U LBB 7103/07*
Voice board LBB 7103/48*
FC card LBB 7103/13*
Amplifier card, 10 channels LBB 7110/31*
LUS matrix card LBB 7110/35*
Line card, 8 simp. relay loudspeakers. LBB 7110/40*
Line card, 8 stations LBB 7110/45*
Line card, 6 stations+2 loudspeakers LBB 7110/46*
Line card, 6 stations+2 couplers LBB 7110/47*
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4 FUNCTIONS 4.2 Description of Functions
4.1 Function Packages INCLUDED FUNCTIONS
The built-in functions are partly stored in PROM on the FC FUNCTION PREFIX INCLUDED
card and RAM on the computer card as defined SW programs. COMPUTER program type 3924 158 50021 LBB 7216/83
The system parameters are set from a PC with a dedicated sys- FC PROM type 3924 158 50031 LBB 7202/28
PC SYSMAIN program type LBB 7215/22 LBB 7215/22
tem maintenance (SysMain) program.
USER FUNCTIONS +
Two-way hands free conversation 1-6 digit # #
FSysMain
Note that the FC Basic Function Package and the PC
program must be compatible with the actual
Computer Function Package program.
Two-way private conversation
Simplex operation
Microphone blocking
handset
SIMP
SIMP
#
#
#
#
#
#
Wait-on-busy auto # #
In exchanges with CE revision the FC card LBB 7110/13 must STANDARD FUNCTIONS
be version NN02 or later. New exchanges are delivered with FC Call me (in conv.) set:7 res:8 - #
card type LBB 7103/13. Automatic recall (in wait) 7 # #
Break in on busy 3 # #
Break in on privacy 3 # #
4.1.1 Standard function packages Three-way conference 3 # #
A standard SW program stored in RAM on the 6U computer Enquiry 3 # #
card LBB 7103/07 is used in current intercom installations with Transfer on busy 3 # #
stand-alone exchanges. The standard function package for single Transfer always - # #
and multi module exchanges is Exchange function package LBB Add-in conference - - -
7216/83. This SW includes all standard intercom functions as well Follow me F6 # #
as special functions required for hospital, prison and control desk Executive/secretary F1/F0 # #
applications. The same SW is also used on the 3U computer card Executive/secretary, always - # #
LBB 7103/06 in the ODIN SO-72 exchanges. Group call with reply F7n/FX # #
All call with reply F71 / FX # #
The Single node function package, 6-digits LBB 7216/22 was Emergency call F70 # #
used in earlier exchanges with Computer card LBB 7103/05. Loudspeaker connection - O O
Other SW versions and project packages with special configura- 10 channel program distribution nX # #
tions has been delivered. Substation programming X11-X17 # #
Further information can be obtained from the supplier. Door opening X # #
Direct call X11-X17 # #
4.1.2 Basic function package Group hunt auto - #
The basic functions for each module are stored in PROM (IC9) Shorted line check - # #
on all FC cards in the exchange. This program is fixed and can Open line check spec. line card - #
not be changed by the user. DISPLAY
Numbers and symbols # #
The FC program communicates with the computer card via On-line PC text edit # #
opto interface cables (except for the first module where the Help on display X0 - #
communication is transferred on the back plane). INTERFACE
Number list and table editor O -
It is essential that the FC program corresponds to the computer System maintenance LBB 7215/22 # #
master program. - Standard tables # #
- System parameters - #
- Display text on-line # #
COMPUTER CARD FC CARD
PC interface # #
7103/05 7103/07 7110/13 7103/13 Paging interface, DP6000 display F2 - #
7216/22 7202/16 v.1.0 7202/18 v.1.0 Tieline interface 00 - 03 - #
7216/83 7202/16 v.2.0 7202/28 v.1.0 Telephone interface 04 - 05 - #
PC call information protocol - #
VOICE FUNCTIONS (w/ voice board LBB 7103/48)
Absence message menu F9 # #
FNote that PROM SW type LBB 7216/10, -/11 are used in
SB-80 only (without computer card).
Call-me message
Time call
set:7 read:F9
08
#
#
#
#
List no. ID 07 # #
4.1.3 System maintenance program Real no. ID X647 - #
The system set-up and some function parameters must be de- Absence message in own station rec.:F5 read:F9 - #
fined by the customer/installer by use of an on-line PC with a Vice mail set:9 read:F9 - #
system maintenance (SysMain) program. These parameters may SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
be changed at any time. Control desk - #
- Alarm on:X8 off:X9 - #
The System Maintenance Program LBB 7215/22 must be used - Call XX - #
for setting up single node exchanges with 6U computer cards. Nurse desk - #
See separate manual delivered with the SysMain program for de- Bed station - #
tails. Toilet configuration - #
Door/lift station with door opening - #
# = Included functions. O = Optional functions – = Not included
See detailed function description in separate chapter at the end
of this document.
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5 EXCHANGE SPECIFICATIONS
5.1 Technical Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS AND CAPACITIES

TECHNICAL S-72 S-144 S-216 S-256 S-320 S-384
SPECIFICATIONS LBB 7112/01 LBB 7112/02 LBB 7112/03 LBB 7112/04 LBB 7112/05 LBB 7112/06
SUPPLY VOLTAGE (V A.C.) 90 - 190 / 180 - 264
POWER CONSUMPTION (VA) 160 - 210 325-410 485-610 645 - 810 805 - 1010 965 - 1210
DIMENSION (mm)
With 447 447 447 577 577 577
Depth 310 310 310 574 574 574
High 256 512 768 1875 1875 2141
High in units 6U 12U 18U 39U 39U 45U
WEIGHT incl. cabinet, ca. (kg) 10 20 30 165 175 200
CABINET 19" aluminum boxed sub frame LBB 7108/40 LBB 7108/40 LBB 7108/60
FRAMES
6U computer frame 1 1 1 1 1 1
6U sub frame 1 2 3 4 5
3U fuse/switch frame 1 1 1
3U fan frame optional optional optional
MOUNTING
Table top Rubber feet N.A. N.A. N.A.
19" rack Mounting brackets 39U 39U 45U
ENVIRONMENT
Temperature range 0oC to +45oC
Relative humidity 10 to 95 %
Aggressive atmosphere mild SO2 and H2S
Protection by enclosure IP40
Radio interference 1 V/m, 20 KHz - 500 MHz
CE marked YES
EXCHANGE CAPACITIES
AUDIO CHANNELS
Speech, internal 7 2x7 3x7 4x7 5x7 6x7
Speech, overflows 0 8 8 16 16 16
Program channels 10 10 10 10 10 10
EXTENSIONS 72 144 216 256 320 384
FLOATING NUMBERS 72 144 216 256 320 384
Digits per. number 1-6 1-6 1-6 1-6 1-6 1-6
AUTOMATIC RECALL 32 32 32 32 32 32
CALL-ME 50 50 50 50 50 50
PC CONNECTIONS 1 1 1 1 1 1
TIELINE/TELEPHONE COUPLER 6 5 4 3 2 1
PAGING COUPLER 1 1 1 1 1 1
FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY
FC CARD LBB 7103/13, one per. module
COMPUTER CARD LBB 7103/07, one in first module
VOICE CARD LBB 7103/48, optional in first module
ODIN NODE no
DISPLAY DRIVER CHANNEL
FUNCTION PACKAGE LBB 7216/83
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5.2 Exchange Structure
EXCHANGE STRUCTURE
PROPERTIES 7112/01 7112/02 7112/03 7112/04 7112/05 7112/06
S-72 S-144 S-216 S-256 S-320 S-384
CAPACITIES
Modules 1 2 3 4 5 6
Line points, max. 72 144 216 256 320 384
Line cards per module, max. 9 9 9 8 8 8
Overflow lines between modules 8 8 8 16 16 16
Program channels 10 10 10 10 10 10
STANDARD UNITS AND CARDS
LBB 7112/01 6U module, back plane type A *) 1 1 1 1 1 1
LBB 7112/08 6U module, back plane type B *) 1 2 2 2 2
LBB 7112/09 6U module, back plane type C *) 1 2 3
LBB 7112/70 Fuse/switch module 1 1 1
LBB 7108/40 39U mounting rack 1 1
LBB 7108/60 45U mounting rack 1
LBB 7102/94 Line power supply 1 2 3 4 5 6
LBB 7103/07 Computer card, 6U 1 1 1 1 1 1
LBB 7103/13 FC card 1 2 3 4 5 6
LBB 7110/35 LUS matrix card 1 2 3 8 10 12
LBB 7110/31 Amplifier card, 10 channels 1 2 3 4 5 6
ACCESSORIES
LBB 7105/95 Line termination units **) 1 2 3 4 5 6
LBB 7105/98 Line termination panels **) 1 2 3 4 5 6
LBB 7105/97 Line termination cables, 16 lines **) 1-5 6-10 11-15 13-16 17-20 21-24
Number of tieline and/or telephone couplers (max) 6 5 4 3 2 1
DP 6000 Paging coupler yes yes yes yes yes yes
PC connection yes yes yes yes yes yes
Voice message (add LBB 7103/48) yes yes yes yes yes yes
ODIN interface no no no no no no
*) Backplanes: (see also section 7.1)

type A: All connectors mounted - fully EMC filtered
type B: Mains and line voltage connectors mounted - fully EMC filtered
type C: Mains and line voltage connectors mounted - partly EMC filtered
**) Alternative line connections, either LBB 7105/95 or LBB 7105/98 + -/97, delivered on request.
LBB 7108/60 S-384

45U
SWITCH
LBB 7108/40 S-256 S-320
39U Module
SWITCH SWITCH #0
S-72 S-72 SUB S-64 SUB Module Module Module
BACK PLANE BACK PLANE BACK PLANE
#0 #0 #1
TYPE A TYPE B TYPE C Module Module Module
LBB 7112/01 LBB 7112/08 LBB 7112/09
#1 #1 #2
Module Module Module
S-216 #2 #2 #3
18U
Module Module Module Module
S-144 #0 #3 #3 #4
12U
Module Module Module Module
S-72 #0 #1 #4 #5
6U
Module Module Module
#0 #1 #2
LBB 7112/01 LBB 7112/02 LBB 7112/03 LBB 7112/04 LBB 7112/05 LBB 7112/06
Fig.6 Module types and cabinet sizes for the S-72 Stand-alone exchange range
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5.3 Class-of-Service 5.5 Signal Tones
Each line point has a set of Class-of-Service bits to set certain Different call types and information have different signal tones
functions and modes. The system has two 16-bit control words and/or patterns.
(tables), one basic control word which is read by the FC program
and one expanded control word used by the master program only. • The signal frequency is 640 Hz (+480 Hz in Emergency call).
The default setting for all bits are “1" in a new or initialized SW • The signal duration is from 100 ms to 800 ms repeated or
program.. The C-o-S bits can be changed per line point in the non-repeated.
SysMain Class-of-Service tables. Each bit acts as a switch to turn CALL
on or off dedicated functions.
RESET
BASIC CONTROL WORD
C-o-S SET to DESCRIPTION RESPONSE
ENABLE
15 0 Display station CONFIRM
14 0 Control desk*
13 1 Alarm tone OCCUPIED Timeout
12 0 Bath / W.C. area*
PRIVACY
11 0 Door / Lift
10 0 PAN station (LBB 7077/xx series)* GROUP CALL
9 0 Room station*
8 0 Open line check ALL CALL
7 1 Program distribution
6 0 Direct call / Substation EMERGENCY CALL
5 0 PAN station (LBB7076/xx series)*
4 0 Substation "DOUBLE SHORT"
3 1 Emergency call start
2 1 All call start "RINGING"
1 1 Group call start
0 0 All call immunity PAGING - "OK"
* Related to PAN nurse call system
PAGING - "NOT OK"
EXPANDED CONTROL WORD
5.6 Display Functions
C-o-S SET to DESCRIPTION
ENABLE • Any line point except loudspeaker points may be set for dis-
15 1 Follow-me transfer play function by Class-of-Service bit 15 = 0 (programmable
14 1 Break-in access in SysMain).
13 1 Absence message**
12 1 Personal message** • By default the first display line shows a symbol and a number
11 1 corresponding to function and station call number.
10 1 The second line is blank.
9 1 • The symbols may be changed or substituted by text and the
8 1 second line may be programmed to show station number
7 1 related text in SysMain.
6 1
• Up to 6 special language related characters like æ, ö, ñ, è
5 1 etc. can be defined in SysMain for use in display text.
4 1 Default characters are æ-Æ-ø-Ø-å-Å.
3 1
2 1
5.6.1 Default display symbols
1 1
IDLE STATION # short call, station x11
0 1
** Requires Voice card SELECT * short call, paging x12
CALL TO < short call, program x13
5.4 Group Call Groups CALL FROM > short call, group x17
CALL WAITING + (flash) reset exec./secr. f0
• No group call groups are defined as default, all groups are BUSY + set exec./secr. f1
set from SysMain. TRANSFERRED ! paging f2
• Up to 8 groups can be used in one-digit mode (2-9) or up CONSULT CALL = set follow-me f6
to 79 groups in two-digit mode (20-99) CONFERENCE: group call f7
Inquiry to ( reset follow-me f8
• Each station may be member of up to three groups. Inquiry from ) call me f9
In conference ( ) emergency call f70
EXEC./SEC. : all call f71
SHORTED LINE / absence message abs f9
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5.7 Timing 5.9 Initialization
There are some built-in time frames in the system. They are The whole exchange can be reset i.e. all or selected tables and
given individual default values, but may be changed within limits values programmed from stations and/or PC will be deleted.
by SysMain.
TIMING FThis procedure must be performed to clear all tables

and to set PROM default values in new installations.
FUNCTION TIME-OUT in sec. q Turn the exchange off and on to get a power-on reset.
DEFAULT SYSMAIN
q Select [Initialize the exchange...] from the Exchange menu
WAIT ON PRIVACY 60 5 - 600 in SysMain
WAIT ON BUSY 30 5 - 120
q Tag for [Initialize to ROM defaults] to clear all tables in the
SHORT CALL (indirect mode) 60 5 - 600 master CPU.
EMERGENCY CALL 300 10 - 1800
q Tag for [Initialize] in the slave FC card(s) and select the first
ALL CALL 25 5 - 600 number in an incremented number list if wanted.
GROUP CALL 25 5 - 600
ANSWER BACK 25 5 - 120
GROUP-/ALL CALL
AUTO CONFERENCE 20 5 - 600
SETUP
DOOR/LIFT PAGING 30 15 - 120
GROUP HUNT, ind. call time 10 1 - 55
Station LED repeated blink 24 12, 16, 24, 48
5.8 Paging
More information about paging is found in section 13.5.
• All stations except loudspeaker points can make a call to

paging receivers by prefix F2 and a 1 - 4 digit call no. De-
fault is 2 digits, “hidden” number is 10.
• As default the calling station list number is shown in the
paging receiver display. In addition the number related text
may be shown if programmed in SysMain.
• The paging receiver calling bleep code can be selected from
SysMain. Default code is 3, see table below.
PAGING BLEEP CODE
CODE no. BLEEP SEQUENCE
1 T... T... T... T. . .
2 TT.. TT.. TT.. TT . .
3 TTT. TTT. TTT. TT T .
4 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT T T T
5 TTTT TTTT TTTT TT T T
6 .... .... TTTT TT T T
7 .... .... .... .. . .
8 .... .... .... CC C C
9 C... C... C... C. . .
“T” is a clean beep tone and “C” is a cricket like sound.
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INSTALLATION
6 INSTALLATION CHECK-OUT
Use the table below to verify a normal installation and perform-
ance procedure to ensure a safe and satisfactory intercom system.
FNote that the list is valid for S-72 Single-node systems
with function SW package LBB 7216/83 only.
TOPIC 4 ACTION READ

READ THE SAFETY Always read and follow the “CAUTION” and “WARNING” state- Page III
INSTRUCTION ments throughout the manual!
PREPARE CABLING Calculate cable lengths and wire size 9.1
Lay cables according to installation layout 9.2 + 9.3
Mount and connect wall sockets 9.4
CALCULATE POWER Mount ext. power supplies if needed 11
UNPACK AND Fill in the enclosed Installation Quality Report as the installation and
INSPECT THE test proceeds.
SHIPMENT Be sure all standard cards are mounted in the correct slots 2.2
Check that the power supply is set for correct mains voltage. 12
Check that the straps N1-N5 on the back planes are correctly set 8.1
Check the Computer card for correct SW PROM and strap settings 7.1
Check the FC card(s) for correct SW PROM and strap settings 7.2
Check that the right amount and type of line cards are delivered 2.2 + 3 + 7.5
Check that the right amount and type of line termination material 10
and optical fibers are delivered
Check that all items like stations, couplers etc. are present 3
MOUNT THE Place the exchange on a table (/01 - /03) or on the floor (/4 - /6)
EXCHANGE Check the opto cable and overflow line module interconnection 8.2
Mount and interconnect the Line Termination Unit or -Panel 10
Check the mains voltage and the mains plug type 12
Connect local- central- and/or internal power supplies 11
Terminate all lines in the Line Termination Unit 10
MOUNT ACCESSORIES Mount all stations according to their instructions 13
Install kits and external equipment according to their instructions
Mount and connect program source 14.1
Mount and connect public address coupler(s) 14.2
Mount and connect tieline and telephone coupler(s) 14.3-4
Mount and connect Paging coupler if applicable 14.5
Mount and connect a service PC with opto interface card 14.6
INITIAL SYSTEM CHECK Install the SysMain program in the PC 14.6.2
Insert the exchange mains plug and turn the exchange on
Check that LED2 on FC cards are blinking (FC computer is running) 7.2
Check that LED1 on FC cards are flashing (FC-CC card communication) 7.2
SYSTEM MAINTENANCE Open the PC SysMain program
PROGRAMMING Set communication parameters in the “SETTINGS” menu 14.6.4 -SysMain
Perform the “Test COM” to verify two-way PC communication SysMain
Set the node and system parameters in the “SETTINGS” menu SysMain
Initialize the exchange in the “EXCHANGE” menu 17.18.1-SysMain
Pre-define COS for all station types in the “SETTINGS” menu SysMain
Read back the default parameters from the exchange SysMain
Change and set up parameters and lists for the system as appropriate SysMain
Send all new information back to the exchange SysMain
FINAL SYSTEM CHECK Reset system by the reset button on the FC cards 7.2
Check system for shorted (and open) lines 17.17
Dial all stations. Check for correct call numbers and station functions 16
Program all short call buttons and check functions 13.3, 17.5
Program all sub-stations and check functions/door opening 13.3, 17.6
Check display function on all display stations 13.2
Check speech options and voice mail if included
Check all system functions 17
Finalize and sign the Installation and Quality Report, return the form
to CSS Supply Center Oslo
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7 CARDS • This 6U card has optical interface to a maintenance PC, DP
The S-72 Stand-alone intercom exchanges LBB 7112/01 - /03 6000 paging coupler and FC cards in 6 modules.
are delivered in one closed free-standing 19" Euro cabinet with The FC card in the first module (module 0) is connected via the
power supply LBB 7102/93 and standard cards in each module back plane.
as shown in fig.2, 3 and 4. In LBB 7112/04 - /05 the modules
• Tieline and telephone couplers are regarded as modules and
are mounted in Euro racks as shown in fig.5.
can use free module connectors.
All line cards and the optional voice card (VC) are delivered as • The opto connectors are accessed through holes in the
separate order according to installation requirements. front panel.
Line termination units LBB 7105/95 or line termination panels • It is not possible to expand the number of modules beyond
LBB 7105/98 with line termination cables LBB 7105/97 are not the available connectors on the computer card.
included in the type numbers LBB 7112/01 - /06.
• The computer card has three selector jumpers:
7.1 Computer Card (CC), LBB 7103/07 E1 - BATTERY OFF in storage
ON in operation
• This card is equal to LBB 7103/05 except for an additional
PROM socket and a new PLA chip. E2 - WATCH DOG OFF for SW LBB 7116/22
• The computer card is inserted in card slot 25 in the first E3 - PAGING OPTO default
(upper) module only. See fig.2 - 5. GALV for RS232 on back plane
IC16 - OPTION IC17

Normally empty Program PROM
IC16 IC7
OPTO1
PC
LBB 7116/83
0PTO2
IC1 IC4
PAGING
OPTO3
0PTO4
IC20
MODULE 1
1C15
OPTO5 IC2
0PTO6
OPTO7
MODULE 2
0PTO8
IC10
MODULE 3
OPTO9
0PTO10
E3 - Select PAGING connection to:
OPTO11 OPTO coupler in front or
MODULE 4
IC11 GALVanic RS232 connector on back plane

0PTO12
GALV OPTO
PAGING E3
MODULE 5
OPTO13
E2 - Select WATCH DOG ON or OFF.
Select OFF for SW LBB 7116/83
0PTO14 IC12 WATCH DOG E2
OFF ON
OPTO15 E1 - Select BATTERY ON or OFF.
MODULE 6
BATTERY E1
0PTO16
OFF ON Select
BAT1
ON when card is in service.
SW1
Program C5
RESET
Fig.7 Computer card LBB 7103/07 main components and strap settings
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7.2 Function Control Card (FC), LBB 7103/13 7.2.1 Strap setting
• The FC cards contain the module function control software, FC CARD EXCHANGE
a computer, a FSK generator to produce the display text LBB 7103/13
and an optical interface to the computer card.
STRAP POS SB-80 S-72
The two amplifiers for program distribution is not used.
FC SW 7202/19 7202/28
• One FC card is inserted in card slot 30 in each exchange BATTERY E1 OFF
module. See fig.2 - 5.
ON X X
• This card is used in all current M100 intercom exchanges INTERNAL E3 OFF x X
The FC card must be configured by means of four jumpers CONFER. ON x
in order to work correctly in the current application. When
delivered in S-72 - 384 exchanges the straps are set accord- E4 OFF X
ingly from the factory. INTERNAL ON X
GROUP
• If the FC card has to be changed for service purposes, it CALL E5 OFF X
will be delivered without software. ON X
Be sure the strap setting is correct before taken into use!
• The card can be used as replacement for LBB 7110/13,
there is no available SW for S-80, S-64 or S-64MkII.
SB-80 PC or Paging Coupler

Opto cable connection to
MASTER / PAGING / PC
S-72 Master CPU card
SW1 uP RESET
LED1 uP RUN
BAT1
LED5 uP COM master
BATTERY
LED4 uP COM gateway Card in storage - OFF E1
GATEWAY
OFF
ON
LED2 Future error Card in use - ON
LED3 warnings
Opto cable connection to
systems with GATEWAY
Program PROM
IC1
SW PROGRAMS:
SB-80 : LBB 7202/19
S+SO-72: LBB 7202/18
US nurse: LBB 7202/20
P2
PLA programming
PLA IC2
R96
R39
R51 Programme ch.1

SB-80 E4, E5 - ON
VOLUME INTERNAL INTERNAL
R55 Programme ch.2 CONFERENCE GROUP CALL S-72 E4, E5 - OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
S-72 Always OFF E3
E4 E5
2 programme channels: OFF
SB-80
Internal conference on ch.2: ON
Fig.8 FC card LBB 7103/13 main components and strap settings
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7.3 LUS Matrix Card (LUS), LBB 7110/35 8 CABINETS
• The card is primarily used to route communication lines All exchanges are delivered in standard cabinets if not otherwise
from one module to the next. ordered. See fig.6.
The LUS card is needed even in a single module exchange All standard cards are configured and mounted according to ex-
(S-72) due to the SW’s routing of communication. change type. See sections 2.2, 6.1 and 6.2.
All module interconnections are made and the back plane straps
• One LUS card can handle 8 simultaneous conversations. are set as required from the factory.
• The communication overflow between modules is carried All internal mains and earth connections are wired and the mains
on a flat ribbon cable plugged into the back plane. voltage is set according to the mains standard in the actual country.
• One LUS card is inserted in card slot 74 in all modules in 8.1 Back Planes
exchanges with 1 - 3 modules (S-72, S-144 and S-216). See
fig.2 - 4. Three types of backplanes are used in the S-72 exchange family. The
difference is the connectors mounted and EMC filtering.
• Two cards are inserted in card slots 71 and 74 in all mod-
ules in exchanges with 4 - 6 modules (S-256, S-320 and S- Type Module FSK Progr. Paging -36 V Mains Strap Strap EMC
384). This gives 16 overflow lines to handle the traffic in no. P0-P9 N1-N4 N5 filter
larger exchanges. See fig.5. A 0 X X X X X open closed X
B 1-2 - - - X X open closed X
7.4 Amplifier Card (AMP), LBB 7110/31
C 3-up - - - X X open closed partly
• The amplifier card is needed to distribute up to 10 program See also fig.6 for exchange/module backplanes.
sources connected to the first module.
• One card is inserted in card slot 80 in each module. See
fig.2 - 5.
P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
N2 A
N1, N2
MF
FSK1
FSK2
• The program overflow between modules are carried on a N3, N4
A
N5
flat ribbon cable plugged into the back plane.
PAGING 0V
• The volume is adjusted individually for each channel by po- N5

tentiometers marked with the channel number.
PGM LUS/LU9 LU8-9 LU4-7 LU0-3
AMPL LUS LU9 LU8 LU7 LU6 LU5 LU4 LU3 LU2 LU1 LU0 FC CC VC
+5V
7.5 Line Cards (LU) 0V

N4
• Up to 9 line cards can be inserted in card slots 35-67 in ex-

-5V
N3
changes with up to 3 modules (S-72, S-144 and S-216). See OUT LN

220V
fig.2 - 4.
-36V
CUT
0V
-36V
• Up to 8 line cards can be inserted in card slots 35-63 in ex-
changes with more than 3 modules (S-256, S-320 and
S-384). See fig.5.
P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
N2 B
MF
FSK1
FSK2
• Each line card can serve up to 8 line points.

A line point may be:
PAGING
– Intercom stations, master and sub
0V
– Simplex loudspeaker points w. relay PGM LUS/LU9 LU8-9 LU4-7 LU0-3

N5
– Tieline and telephone coupler audio AMPL LUS LU9 LU8 LU7 LU6 LU5 LU4 LU3 LU2 LU1 LU0 FC CC
+5V
VC
• Some line cards are prepared for open line check. Open line 0V
check enable is set in SysMain C-o-S bit 8=0

N4
-5V
N3
LINE CARD TYPES OUT LN

-36V 220V
LBB STATIONS SIMPLEX COUPLERS OPEN LINE CUT

0V
LOUDSPEAKER CHECK
-36V
7110/40
7110/45 8
8
X
P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
N2 C
7110/46 6 2 X
MF
FSK1
FSK2
7110/47 6 2 X
7.6 Voice Card, LBB 7103/48

PAGING 0V
PGM LUS/LU9 LU8-9 N5

LU4-7 LU0-3
• The optional voice card is inserted in card slot 18 in the AMPL LUS LU9 LU8 LU7 LU6 LU5 LU4 LU3 LU2 LU1 LU0 FC CC VC
first module to give all available synthetic voice services. See +5V
fig.2 - 5. N4
0V
-5V
• Full mounting and functional description is given in installa-

N3
tion instruction 3924 985 25512. -36V

OUT LN
220V
CUT
0V
-36V
Fig.9 The three back plane types used in the S-72

exchange family.
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8.2 Module Interconnection LBB 7105/98 with further connection to a locally purchased ter-
mination cabinet via Line Termination cables LBB 7105/97. See
• The modules are divided in two sections: fig.14.
– one power supply with mounted front panel
– one card compartment with a removable front panel.
• The first module front has holes for access to computer and
voice card opto transceivers and reset button and FC card
indicator lamps and reset button.
The rest of the modules have access to the FC card only.
U Reset FC
• The FC cards in each module (except module 0) are con-

FC uP
UADJ PC
FC com
PAGING
nected to the computer card by a dual optical cable. The in-

ON
MODULE 1
terconnection in the first module is established on the back
LBB 7112/01
OFF
MODULE 2
plane. MODULE 3
MODULE 4
P2 P1 N1 MODULE 5
N2 U Reset FC MODULE 6
FC uP Reset
UADJ PC
FC com Reset CPU
LBB 7112/02
VOICE
PAGING
ON M 100
MODULE 1
OFF
PAGING 0V
0V
MODULE 2 U Reset FC
FC uP
UADJ
FC com
N5
LU0-3 MODULE 3 ON
LU1 LU0 FC CC VC MODULE 4

+5V OFF
0V MODULE 5
LBB 7112/03
N4
-5V MODULE 6
N3
Reset
0V Reset CPU
OUT LN VOICE
-36V 220V
CUT M 100 Reset
0V
-36V
VOICE
P2 P1 N1 M 100
N2 U Reset FC
FC uP
UADJ
FC com U Reset FC
FC uP
UADJ
ON FC com
ON
OFF
PAGING 0V
0V OFF
N5
LU0-3
LU1 LU0 FC CC VC
+5V
0V
N4
-5V Reset
N3
Reset VOICE
0V
VOICE
M 100
OUT LN
-36V 220V
CUT M 100
Fig.11 Single modules are mechanically and electri-

0V
-36V
Fig.10 FC to computer optical interconnection cally connected to form a complete exchange
8.2.1 1 to 3 modules
• Exchanges with less than 4 modules are housed in an EMC
safe aluminum enclosure. See fig.11.
VC
• There is one line overflow cable for 8 lines connected be- +5V
tween the LUS/LU9 connectors in all modules. See fig.13.
• There is one program distribution overflow cable between 0V
the PGM connectors in all modules. See fig.13.
-5V
• The mains power connection is applied separately to each mod-
ule via a filtered connector on the back panel. See fig.12.
• -36 V D.C. is available on back panel terminals on each OUT LN
module. See fig.12. 220V
-36V
• Line points are available on connectors LU0-3, LU4-7 and
-36V
0V
LU8-9 on each back plane.
FThe line point connections must be led out of the cabi-

net on three flat ribbon cables through a slot in the back
panel and filtered by ferrite pass-through filters for EMC
reasons.
The flat cables are connected to Line Termination Units LBB Fig.12 Mains power, line power and earth connec-
7105/95 for direct line connection or to Line Termination Panels tions inside the cabinet
LBB 7112/01 - /06 page 14
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P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1 8.2.2 4 to 6 modules
N2
• Exchanges with more than 3 modules are housed in an
FSK1
FSK2
MF EMC safe closed 19"rack. See fig.15.
PAGING

LU4-7
Programme distribution audio bus
LU0-3
M100
+5V
Computer to FC opto cables

0V
N4
8 LUS line audio bus
-5V
N3
U Reset FC
FC uP
UADJ PC
FC com
OUT
PAGING
ON
-36V
0V
MODULE 1
OFF
-36V
MODULE 2
MODULE 3
P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
MODULE 4
N2
FSK1
MF
FSK2
MODULE 5
MODULE 6
Reset
Reset CPU
VOICE
M 100
U Reset FC
PAGING
FC uP
UADJ
FC com
ON
LBB 7112/04
OFF
+5V
0V
N4
-5V
N3 Reset
VOICE
M 100
OUT
-36V
U Reset FC
0V
FC uP
UADJ
LBB 7112/05
-36V
FC com
ON
P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
OFF
N2
FSK1
MF
FSK2
Reset
VOICE
PAGING
M 100
LBB 7112/06

U Reset FC
FC uP
UADJ
FC com
AMPL LUS LU9 LU8 LU7 LU6 LU5 LU4 LU3 LU2 LU1 LU0 FC CC VC ON
+5V
OFF
0V
N4
-5V
N3
OUT
Reset
-36V
VOICE
M 100
0V
-36V
U Reset FC
Fig.13 Program distribution and communication lines

FC uP
UADJ
FC com
ON
are transferred between modules on flat rib- OFF
bon overflow cables

Reset
VOICE
M 100
U Reset FC
FC uP
UADJ
FC com
ON
OFF
LBB 7105/98 Reset
VOICE
M 100
0V 0V
230VAC 230VAC
-36V -36V
LBB 7105/97
LBB 7105/95
Fig.14 The line point cables are EMC filtered when

leaving the modules. Fig 15 Single modules are mounted in a 19" rack and
They may be terminated in a Line Terminal electrically connected to form a complete ex-
Unit or a Line Terminal Panel. change
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• There is one communication line overflow cable for 16 lines
connected between the LU8-LU9 connectors in all modules.
See fig.16. Mains input cable
• There is one program distribution overflow cable between

the PGM connectors in all modules. See fig.16 Mains output cables
to modules
• The mains power is distributed from a common fuse mod-
ule at the rack top and applied separately to each module P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
via a filtered connector on the back panel. See fig.12. and N2
FSK1
FSK2
MF
16.
• -36 V D.C. is available on back panel terminals on each PAGING
module. See fig.12. PGM LUS/LU9 LU8-9 LU4-7 LU0-3

N5
Programme distribution audio bus

• Line points are available on connectors LU0-3 and LU4-7
+5V
16 LUS line audio bus

0V
on each back plane. N4
N3
-5V
F
OU
OUT
Computer to FC opto cables

The line point connections must be led out of the cabi-
-36V
0V
net on three flat ribbon cables through a slot in the back P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
panel and filtered by ferrite pass-through filters for EMC N2
FSK1
MF
FSK2
reasons.
• The flat cables are connected to Line Termination Units GING
PAGING
LBB 7105/95 for direct line connection or to Line Termina-

tion Panels LBB 7105/98 with further connection to a lo-
C
cally purchased termination cabinet via Line Termination ca-

+5V
0V
bles LBB 7105/97. See fig.14. N3

N4
-5V
OUT
-36V
0V
-36V
P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
N2
FSK1
MF
FSK2
PAGING
+5V
0V
N4
-5V
N3
OUT
-36V
0V
-36V
P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
N2
FSK1
MF
FSK2
PAGING
+5V
0V
N4
-5V
N3
OUT
-36V
0V
-36V
Fig.16 Program distribution and communication lines

are transferred between modules on flat rib-
bon overflow cables
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9 SYSTEM CABLING
* Use twisted pair cables only as extension and
power lines.
* Intercom cabling may be run in the same multi ca-
ble as telephone, data or other systems if accepted
by the local PTT.
LU 4-7
LU 0-3 LU 8-9
* Keep intercom cabling away from high tension
wires, radiating wires and equipment like radio
transmitters and electrical motors, or use
screened cable in such areas.
* Protect cables against accidental damage.
9.1 Line Length
The standard line circuit of the M100 S-72 exchange is designed
for a line loop resistance lower than 250 ohms at a line voltage
of 36 V. I.e. by short circuiting the line at one end, the measured Fig.17 Line cable distribution in small systems
resistance between the two wires at the other end should not ex-
ceed 250 ohms.
9.2.2 Larger Systems
For larger installations it becomes impractical to run single pair
Do not exceed 36V line voltage, the system is not de- cables all the way from the exchange to each subscriber.
signed for line voltages higher than 36V.
Normal installation practice is to run a multi pair cable from the
If the line need to be extended beyond the max. length given for line termination unit to a number of distribution boxes (local
standard 2-wire stations, mount special 4-wire stations with sepa- purchase) mounted at strategically locations. Smaller multi cables
rate powering. Max. loop resistance is 500 ohm. may then be run to more distribution boxes in local areas and
dual pair cables are finally run to each station socket as shown in
The table below gives approximate values for standard telephone fig.18
cables. Check the data sheet for the cable you will use in your in-
stallation.
WIRE SIZE / MAX. CABLE LENGTH

WIRE (mmØ) 0.5 0.6 2x0.5 0.8
Loop res. (ohm/km) 180 130 90 70 LU 0-3
LU 4-7
LU 8-9
Mutual cap. (nF/km) 40 90 80 100 LINE TERMINATION UNIT
Max. length, 2-wire (km) 1.35 1.9 2.7 3.5

limited by Cmax.* (km) 2.5 DISTRIBUTION
Max. length, 4-wire (km) 2.7 3.8 5.4 7.0 BOX #A
DISTRIBUTION
limited by Cmax.* (km) 2.8 3.1 2.5 BOX #B
*Cmax = 250 nF
• The line capacitance will affect the sound level and fre-
quency range. 3000 Hz will be damped by 6 dB at 250 nF
which is the limit for subjective acceptance. DISTRIBUTION
BOX #C
• Duplex problems may occur because of too high line ca-
pacitances. The effect may be simulated by adding the calcu-
lated capacitance to the line.
• Doubling the cable pairs to reduce loop resistance will also
double the capacitance. STATION AREA #A
Recommended max. mutual capacitance is 250 nF
9.2 New Cabling

Always use two twisted pairs for each extension run and thus STATION AREA #B
have one pair as station line and one pair for central powering of
kits and display stations. STATION AREA #C
Cable pairs may be added as spares and future extension of the Fig. 18 Multi cable distribution to local intercom
system. areas in larger systems
9.2.1 Small Systems
The cabling is usually run as single 4-wire cables from a line ter-
mination unit to the subscriber wall sockets or as multi-wire ca-
FInstall multi cables with more pairs than required at the
moment to secure spares and future extension of the
system.
ble(s) to remote station areas.
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9.3 Existing Cabling 9.4 Wall Socket Connection
• Read section 8.2. on new cabling and apply as required. At the station side, each cable is terminated in a wall socket
where the station cable is plugged in. See fig.8. for line and
power connection.
FCheck that the wire pairs are twisted and that the loop
resistance is not exceeded.
• The polarity of the line connection is not important.
FMake sure that all connections are sound and that the
cables have an isolation resistance better than 1 Mohm
between the wires and better than 1Mohm between
• The polarity of the power connection is defined but not
important as the power input to kits and display stations are
non-polarized.
each wire and earth measured with a high voltage testing
device (megger). Two socket types are available:
LBB 7069/08 - HIRSCHMANN 6 PIN SOCKET
9.3.1 Telephone cables with free pairs
– Pin 1 and 2 are used for line connection.
Using spare pairs in telephone cables may not be al-
lowed by the telephone companies. Check the local – Pins 3 and 4 is used for power to kits and display sta-
regulations. tions.
– Use snap-in/6-pole station cord LBB 7069/63.
9.3.2 Old intercom or telephone star cabling
Old 2 or 4 wire telephone or intercom cabling which is not cur- LBB 7069/21 - MODULAR RJ 45SOCKET
rently in use may normally be used as it is. – Pin 2 and 3 are used for line connection.
– Pins 1 and 4 is used for power supply to kits and display
9.3.3 Old Parallel M100-P Intercom Cabling stations.
Old 8-10 pair parallel intercom cabling may partly be used. Using – Use modular station cord LBB 7069/62.
one or two dedicated pairs per station gives four to ten M100 S
stations per run. See fig.7.
LBB 7069/21 LBB 7069/08
LINE
1 1
4 2 6
POWER + 3
4
5
LU 0-3
LU 4-7
LU 8-9
3 2 +
LINE POWER
1A FUSE
line 20+21
PRIV VOL
LU0 LU1 LU2 LU3 LU4
1 2 3 X
F20/21
F00/01
F22/23
F10/11
F18/19
F12/13
F02/03
+
F1A/1B
F08/09
4 5 6
F0A/0B
_
7 8 9
SIMP 0 F C
M100 PHILIPS
+ + + + +
PRIV VOL
00 08 10 18 20
1 2 3 X
4 5 6 +
+ + + + +
_
7 8 9
SIMP 0 F C
01 09 11 19 21
+ + + + +
M100 PHILIPS
02 0A 12 1A 22
+ + + + +
03 0B 13 1B 23
PRIV VOL
1 2 3 X
4 5 6 +
SYSTEM
GROUND
_
7 8 9
SIMP 0 F C
M100 PHILIPS
+ -
30-36V POWER LINE
PRIV VOL
CONNECTION POWER
1 2 3 X
Fig.20 Line pair connection to wall sockets and the

4 5 6 +
_
7 8 9
Line Termination Unit

SIMP 0 F C
M100 PHILIPS
PRIV VOL
1 2 3 X
4 5 6 +
_
7 8 9
SIMP 0 F C
M100 PHILIPS
Fig.19 5 stations connected to a 10-pair P-intercom

cable
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10 LINE TERMINATIONS 10.1.1 Mounting
All line points are available at the terminals LU0-3, LU4-7 and q Mount the Line Terminal Unit on the wall as close to the
LU8-9. exchange as possible (max 80 cm.).
The station lines may be terminated in a line distribution unit q Remove the ferrite pass-through filters on the module rear
LBB 7105/95 or a locally purchased distribution cabinet con- covers, split the filter cores and pass the flat cables between
nected to a line termination panel LBB 7105/97 at the rear cover the two halves.
the exchange by means of termination cables LBB 7105/98. q Pass the cables with plugs through the rear cover opening.
10.1 Line Termination Unit, LBB 7105/95 q Remount the ferrite pass-through filters to the back cover.
q Insert the three LU flat cable plugs in the LU terminals on
• LBB 7105/95 is a combined line and power termination the exchange back plane.
unit with a capacity of up to 80 line points
q It is recommended to mount a cable conduct min. 50mm
• The terminals are push-in type accepting solid core size 0.5 - below the termination unit to carry the line/power cables.
0.8 mm. Insertion tool LBB 7069/23 is recommended. The ribbon cables should be laid under the conduct. See
• The terminals are arranged in LU groups (LU0-9) and fig.22.
marked with real hex numbers (00-4F). q Route the dismantled cables between the terminals and in-
sert the wires in the terminal slots.
• Three standard 0.8 m plugable flat cables interconnects the
The left terminals are station lines, the right terminals are power
termination unit with the exchange.
lines.
• Each line point has a power terminal for centralized power-
ing of station kits and display stations.
• The unit can distribute fuse-protected power from two inde- FUse insertion tool LBB 7069/23 to make safe connec-
tions. The tool also cuts the wires to exact length.
pendent power supplies (1 A per two line points).
q Connect external power to the +/- and earth terminals. The
left terminals serves LU0-4, the right serves LU5-9.
The ‘OUT’ terminal on the exchange back plane may be used as

a 36 V power source. 2.2 A is available if 72 normal stations are
installed and 2.5 A if 64 stations are activated during all call. An
external power supply may be required for higher power. See
fig.23.
See section ?. for further information.
* Use insulated cable shoes to avoid short circuits!

LU0 LU1 LU2 LU3 LU4 LU5 LU6 LU7 LU8 LU9
+ - + -
00 08 10 18 20 28 30 38 40 48
01 09 11 19 21 29 31 39 41 49
02 0A 12 1A 22 2A 32 3A 42 4A
03 0B 13 1B 23 2B 33 3B 43 4B LU 4-7
LU 0-3 LU 8-9
+ - + -
04 0C 14 1C 24 2C 34 3C 44 4C
05 0D 15 1D 25 2D 35 3D 45 4D
06 0E 16 1E 26 2E 36 3E 46 4E
07 0F 17 1F 27 2F 37 3F 47 4F
LU4-7
LU0-3 LU8-9
Fig.22 Suggested cable layout in the Line Termination

Unit
* The + terminal and earth are interconnected and

used as system ground. Be sure there is an earth
connection between the termination unit and ex-
change earth!
To LU0-3 To LU4-7 To LU8-9
* Avoid connection to cabinet earth!
Fig.21 Line termination unit, LBB 7105/95
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POWER A POWER B
10.2 Line Termination Panel, LBB 7105/98
SEPARATE If a locally purchased distribution cabinet is preferred, the Line Ter-
POWER SUPPLY
_ mination Panel LBB 7105/98 with D-connectors should be used.
30-36 V d.c. Each connector serves two line cards, 16 line points.
+ - + -
+
LU 4-7
LU 0-3 LU 8-9
P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
N2
MF
FSK1
FSK2
PAGING 0V 0V
LU8-9 LU4-5 LU0-1
LU4-7 LU0-3
LU6-7 LU2-3 230VAC

AMPL LUS LU9 LU8 LU7 LU6 LU5 LU4 LU3 LU2 LU1 LU0 FC CC VC -36V
+5V
LBB 7105/98
0V
N4
-5V
N3
-36V
OUT LN
220V
For S-72,
S-144 and
-36V
CUT
0V
S-216 only
Fig.23 Power connection to the Line Termination Unit
LBB 7105/97
10.1.2 Line point numbers
The line point real numbers are hexadecimal numbers in the Fig.24 A Line Termination Panel mounted to a mod-
range 00-3F in each module for multi S-72 exchanges. ule rear cover.
The real numbers must be given a 2 - 6 digit floating number by Line termination cables are used for intercon-
using the PC SysMain program LBB 7215/22. nection to a termination cabinet
All stations must have at least a three digit call number in sys-
tems with more than one module. The free end of the cables are color coded for identification and
connected to the station terminals according to the table on the
HEXADECIMAL TO DECIMAL REAL NUMBERS next page.
LU0 LU1 LU2 LU3 Standard cable length for LBB 7105/97 is 8m, special lengths of
REAL HEX STN NO REAL HEX STN NO REAL HEX STN NO REAL HEX STN NO 15m, 25m or 60m can be ordered as 3924 158 00771, 00781 or
00 00 08 08 10 16 18 24 00791.
01 01 09 09 11 17 19 25 Note that the line numbers are given as hexadecimal numbers to
02 02 0A 10 12 18 1A 26 be in accordance with the SysMain program.
03 03 0B 11 13 19 1B 27
04 04 0C 12 14 20 1C 28
05 05 0D 13 15 21 1D 29 10.2.1 Mounting
06 06 0E 14 16 22 1E 30
07 07 0F 15 17 23 1F 31 q Remove the ferrite pass-through filters on the module rear
covers, split the filter cores and pass the flat cables between
LU4 LU5 LU6 LU7 the two halves.
REAL HEX STN NO REAL HEX STN NO REAL HEX STN NO REAL HEX STN NO
q Pass the cables with plugs through the rear cover opening.
20 32 28 40 30 48 38 56
21 33 29 41 31 49 39 57 q Remount the ferrite pass-through filters to the back cover.
22 34 2A 42 32 50 3A 58
23 35 2B 43 33 51 3B 59 q Insert the three LU flat cable plugs in the LU terminals on
24 36 2C 44 34 52 3C 60 the exchange back plane.
25 37 2D 45 35 53 3D 61 q Mount the line termination panel to the module rear cover
26 38 2E 46 36 54 3E 62 with 6 screws and spacers.
27 39 2F 47 37 55 3F 63
LBB 7112/01-03 LBB 7112/00 q Insert the line termination cables in the D-sub LU connectors
LU0-1...LU6-7. LU8-9 is used for S-72 - S-256 only.
LU8 LU9
REAL HEX STN NO REAL HEX CALL NO
40
41
64
65
48
49
82
83
FItandis aLUgoodno.,practice to mark the cable ends with module
e.g. ‘1LU0-’1 etc.
42 66 4A 84 q Strap the cables to the rack to ensure stable installation.
43 67 4B 85 q Connect the wire pairs at the free end of the cables to the
44 68 4C 86 line point connectors in the connection cabinet. The color
45 69 4D 87 code for line point identification is shown in the table on
46 70 4E 88 the next page.
47 71 4F 89
Excessive cable can be hidden in the bottom of the rack.
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LINE TERMINATION CABLE 11 POWERING
LINE POINT COLOR CODE Display stations, 4-wire stations and some station application kits
requires 24-36 V D.C. external power from a central or local
LINE POINTS COLOR power supply.
LU0 LU2 LU4 LU6 LU8 CODE
The power connection in the socket is shown in fig.25. and the
00+ 10+ 20+ 30+ 40+ WHITE
00 10 20 30 40 GREEN table below.
01+ 11+ 21+ 31+ 41+ ORANGE
01 11 21 31 41 BLUE WALL SOCKET POWER CONNECTION
02+ 12+ 22+ 32+ 42+ BROWN WALL SOCKET STATION
02 12 22 32 42 GREEN CORD
TYPE LBB + –
03+ 13+ 23+ 33+ 43+ BLUE
03 13 23 33 43 WHITE 6-pole Hirschman 7069/08 3 4 7069/63
04+ 14+ 24+ 34+ 44+ BLACK 4-pole modular RJ45 7069/21 1 4 7069/62
04 14 24 34 44 GREY
+
1 2
05+ 15+ 25+ 35+ 45+ ORANGE LINE
2
1
6
05 15 25 35 45 BROWN + 3 5
POWER 4
06+ 16+ 26+ 36+ 46+ BLACK
06 16 26 36 46 BLUE 4 3 LBB 7069/08
LBB 7069/21
07+ 17+ 27+ 37+ 47+ BLACK
07 17 27 37 47 GREEN Note that stations without socket and some kits are powered di-
LU1 LU3 LU5 LU7 LU9 rectly.
08+ 18+ 28+ 38+ 48+ BLACK
08 18 28 38 48 ORANGE There are three possible power alternatives as illustrated in
fig.25.:
09+ 19+ 29+ 39+ 49+ BLACK
09 19 29 39 49 BROWN • Internal 36 V regulated power from the exchange distrib-
0A+ 1A+ 2A+ 3A+ 4A+ ORANGE uted on the power lines.
0A 1A 2A 3A 4A GREEN
0B+ 1B+ 2B+ 3B+ 4B+ BLUE
• Central 30-36 V regulated or unregulated power distributed
0B 1B 2B 3B 4B GREY on the power lines.
0C+ 1C+ 2C+ 3C+ 4C+ ORANGE • Local 24-32 V unregulated power supplies serving one or a
0C 1C 2C 3C 4C WHITE few near-by stations.
0D+ 1D+ 2D+ 3D+ 4D+ BLUE
0D 1D 2D 3D 4D BROWN LOCAL
1
0E+ 1E+ 2E+ 3E+ 4E+ WHITE 4 1 4 1 2 6 POWER SUPPLY
0E 1E 2E 3E 4E GREY + ++ 3 5 + 24-32 V d.c.
0F+ 1F+ 2F+ 3F+ 4F+ BLUE
3 2 3 2 4 _
0F 1F 2F 3F 4F GREEN Intercom line
Power line
CENTRAL
POWER SUPPLY
_
30-36 V d.c.
+ - + -
+
LU 4-7
LU 0-3 LU 8-9
P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
N2
FSK1
FSK2
MF
PAGING

LU4-7 LU0-3
+5V
0V
N4
-5V
N3
0V
OUT
-36V
-36V
-36V
0V
230VAC
INTERNAL POWER SUPPLY
Fig.25 Power source connection options.

Note that local power supply require a
reference earth connection
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11.1 Current Consumption 11.3 Central Power Supply
Before deciding upon the type or combination of powering and Two external 30-36 V D.C. power supplies can be connected to
the size of power supplies the current consumption must be cal- the Line Termination Unit, one serving LU0-4 the other LU5-9,
culated. Assume “worst case”, i.e. All Call and max. power from see fig.25., list no. 42.
amplifiers.
All LU points can be powered by one supply by interconnecting
The table below shows approximate current consumption at the two minus terminals in the Line Termination Unit.
30 V. The exact value is dependent upon voltage, loudspeaker
impedance and line resistance. * Before connecting any power supply you must
make sure:
• Use AVERAGE values for unregulated powers. – No earth connection to the negative pole
– No earth connection between power chassis
• Use PEAK values for regulated powers. and any power pole.
* A 1.5 mm2 earth wire must be connected be-
CURRENT CONSUMPTION tween the back plane earth terminal and one earth
terminal in the termination unit.
ITEM CURRENT (mA)
LINE POWER SUPPLY * Display stations will not work unless the power
plus pole earth connection is made.
LBB AVERAGE PEAK
7089/XX Station 35 - - * Do not connect the power supply chassis ground
to exchange system earth.
7089/40 H.D. station 40 115 330
7089/11/16 Display stn. 35 15 20 • Use un-stabilized power supplies if possible and calculate
7080/18 w/back-light 35 50 55 AVERAGE current load from the table.
7073/65 Audio/Relay kit* 10 80 300
7073/66 Audio kit* 5 80 300
• If stabilized supplies are used, calculate PEAK current
load from the table.
7073/67 Relay kit 10 - - Simple un-stabilised high-current supplies must be obtained lo-
7073/68 Application kit cally. The supply must handle “worst case” i.e. All Call and peak
6 W, 16Ω single 10 80 300 power output.
10 W, 8Ω single 10 130 500
6 W, 16Ω bridge 10 200 800
11.4 Local Power Supply
7110/29/40 Line card** 400 - -
7999/35 P.A. coupler 35 - - Small 24-32 V D.C. power supplies may be connected directly to
7077/10 Hospital bedside 28 110 wall sockets where kits and display stations are used, see fig.25.,
7078/xx stations*** list no.82.
* Peak power = 6 W in 16Ω loudspeaker The unregulated 24 V/0.25 A D.C. LBB 7002/95 or the regu-
** Peak power = 1.5 W per point in 16Ω loudspeaker lated 24 V/1.5 A D.C. LBB 7195/01 (LBB 7195/02 with UK
*** See technical data for actual hospital/nurse system mains plug) are suitable as local power supplies.
11.2 Internal Exchange Power Use the spare line pair as earth reference by interconnecting the
+pole to earth in the termination unit.
Excessive power from the exchange may be used for powering
kits and display stations. * Before connecting any power supply you must
make sure:
q Connect two 1.5 mm2 wires between the 36 V terminal on – No earth connection to the negative pole
the back cover and the plus and minus terminals on the Line – No earth connection between power chassis
Termination Unit, see fig.25., list no.18. and any power pole.
– The left terminals serves LU0-4, the right LU5-9.
– All LU points can be powered by interconnecting the two
* A 1.5 mm2 earth wire must be connected be-
tween the back plane earth terminal and earth ter-
minus terminals. minal in the termination unit.
* Do not connect the power supply chassis ground
FNote that both plus and ground terminals are internally
interconnected.
to exchange system earth.
* Display stations will not work unless the power
The total available current from the internal 36 V line power +pole earth connection is made.
supply LBB 7102/93 is 6 A.
q Calculate the total line current (IL) by adding the currents in
the LINE column for all used line points FNote that stations without socket and some kits are
powered directly, see installation instructions.
The available current for kits (IA) = 6–IL.
EXAMPLES: * Kits used in the LBB 7080/nn station series must
have local power supplies.
64 master stations:
Line current in All Call: IL = 64 x 0.035 = 2.3 A * Do not connect any power pole to earth!
Available current for kits: IA = 6.0 – 2.3 = 3.7 A
48 master stations and 8 simplex loudspeakers:
Line current to master stations: ILstn = 48 x 0.035 = 1.7 A
Line current to loudspeakers: ILlsp = 8 x 0.4 = 3.2 A
Total line current in All Call: 4.9 A
Available current for kits: IA = 6.0 – 4.9 = 1.1 A
Remember to calculate the kit current consumption from the PEAK col-
umn as the internal power supply is regulated.
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12 MAINS CONNECTION removed. The current limiters are set to 7 A for 36 V, 5 A for +5
V and 1 A for –5V. Line voltage and +5 V are adjustable.
The S-72 stand-alone exchange range is delivered with the switch
mode power supply LBB 7102/94 in each module as standard. 12.1 S-72 — S-216
The mains connection to the power supplies are established via A mains cord with earthen chassis and mains plug is delivered
EMC filtered mains connectors on the back covers to screw ter- per module. The chassis plugs are inserted in each module and
minals on the back planes behind protective shields. the mains plugs in 10-16A mains outlets.
Electrical shock hazard
12.2 S-256 — S-384
VC
The rack mounted exchanges with more than four modules have
+5V
0V
-5V
OUT LN
220V
-36V 0V
-36V
0V
230VAC
-36V
Fig.26 Mains power interconnection in a module
Do not remove the high voltage protective shields un-

less the mains plug is removed from the mains outlet. 0V
Live mains voltage is present at the back plane behind 230VAC
the shields even if the mains switch is turned off. -36V
The power supply is set for 230V or 110V mains ac-

cording to local voltage. The type label on the back
cover indicates the standard setting.
Please check the voltage jumper in the power supply
for correct setting and move the voltage jumper if
needed. See fig.27.
Change the voltage indication on the type label if the
power supply voltage is changed. 0V
230VAC
The exchange must be connected to an earthen mains -36V
outlet only!
Triple mains outlet
The power supply has a built-in primary fuse which is
not accessible for replacement. If this fuse is blown the entire Fig.28 Mains power cord connection to the modules
power supply should be replaced and returned for authorized in S-72 – S-216
service.
The power supply is electronically protected against secondary
a 3U fuse/switch module for mains power distribution.
overload or short circuit. It will be restored when the overload is
This module contain a dual automatic 16 A fuse/switch, an elec-
tronic 0o phase switch-on circuit and a module mains distribu-
tion connector. The entire exchange can be switched on/off by
the main switch and the switch-on circuit ensures smooth turn-
on with reduced current inrush.
230V
110V
Fig.27 Mains voltage setting in LBB 7102/94. Fig.29 Inside the fuse/switch module.
Move jumper to the right terminal for 110 V No re-wiring for 110 V connection
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0V
LU8-9 LU4-5 LU0-1
LU6-7 LU2-3 230VAC

-36V
To mains outlet
Fig.30 Mains power cord connection to the modules

in S-256 – S-384
The single mains plug is inserted in a mains socket protected by

16 A slow-blow fuses.
12.3 Europe
The power supply is set for 230V A.C. as standard and delivered
with EURO type earthen mains plug.
12.4 UK
In UK and other countries where UK standard mains plug is
used, this plug must be mounted locally.
q Cut off the EURO plug and mount the local plug type.
BLUE wire to NEUTRAL
BROWN wire to LIVE
YELLOW/GREEN wire to EARTH
12.5 U.S.A. and Canada

For units delivered in U.S.A. and Canada the power supply is set
for 110V A.C. as standard and delivered with US type earthen
mains plug.
The fuse/switch module does not need any modification for 110
V setting.
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CONNECTING ACCESSORIES
More information about installation and use is given in the in- 13.2.1 Line 1
stallation instructions packed with each unit. The upper line shows the station status by a default symbol or
text (max. 8 characters) and station call number (1-6 digits). The
default status symbol can be substituted by up to 8 character
13 STATIONS texts programmed in SysMain.
13.1 Master Stations This window will also show nurse call related information text
Any type or version of M100 S master stations can be connected when the display station is defined as a nurse desk.
to any line point 00-3F(47) on LU card 0-7(8). There are 126 available 8 character text lines in the system, 47 are
pre-defined. Any default text line can be changed in SysMain un-
• The master stations will be functional according to SW pro- der Tables / Function Text... Function display text for line 1
gram setting after initialization (power-on).
• All stations (line points) must be given a 1-6 digit call num-
ber in the Floating Number table.
The FLN is set by the PC System Maintenance program.
• All functions related to master stations are described in
chapter 4. Other functions are available according to SW in-
stalled and programming.
• If kits are mounted they may require separate power sup-
plies, see section 10.
13.2 Display Stations

Display stations may be connected to all line points in all modules.
• The line point must be defined as a display station in the

Class-of-Service table by setting bit 15 = 0.
• An Amplifier card LBB 7110/31 must be present in each
module to amplify the FSK display signals.
• A separate power line must be connected between the ex-
FThe text must be changed for each module individually.
change and the station wall connector. See section 10. for DEFAULT STATUS TEXT, line 1
alternative powering methods. INTERCOM RELATED NURSE RELATED
* The power plus is used as FSK display signal refer- No. DEFAULT FUNCTION No. DEFAULT
ence. Be sure that the positive power terminal is 0 # Idle 23 Ward
connected to exchange earth!
1 * Select 24 PATIENT
* If a local power supply is used, an earth reference 2 < Call from 25 ASSIST.
line must still be connected to power plus. See
fig.25. 3 > Call to 26 ALARM
The display has two lines with 16 characters each showing sta- 4 ++ Busy 27 MEDICAL1
tion status, call numbers, number related text, warnings and help 5 X11 Dir. stn. no. 28 ERROR
menu. 6 X13 Dir. progr. 29 ASSBW
7 X17 Dir. group call 30 ALABW
status number 8 X12 Dit. paging 31 NURSE
9 F0 Reset ex/sec 32 BATH/W.C.
no.related text 10 F1 Set ex/sec 33 ERROR
11 F2 Paging call 34 NURSE
DISPLAY EXAMPLES 12 PRIVACY Privacy 35 ERROR
13 F4 36 ERROR
SITUATION A-STATION B-STATION
14 F5 37 PRESENT
IDLE STATION textref.0 a-NO. textref.0 B-NO.
15 F6 Follow-me set 38 MEDICAL2
linetext a LINETEXT B
16 F7 Group call 39 PRESB/W.C.
SELECTION textref.1 B-NO. textref.0 B-NO. 17 F8 Follow-me res 40 ERROR
LINETEXT B
18 F9 Call me 41 Pager
CONNEC- textref.3 B-NO. textref.2 a-NO. 19 F70 Emergency 42 ABSENT!
TION A-B linetext B linetext a 20 F71 All call 43 WAIT!
B OCCUPIED textref.4 B-NO. textref.2 C-NO. 21 = Consult call 44 CALLED!
linetext a Linetext C + 22 ABS F9 Absence mess 45 BUSY!
B IN PRIVACY textref.12 B-NO. textref.2 a-NO. 46 HT-ALARM
linetext B linetext a 47 HT-PRES
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13.2.2 Line 2 13.3 Sub-stations
The lower line can be programmed to show number related texts
(subscriber names or station location) from SysMain under Ta- • Any line point in S-72 stand-alone exchanges can be defined
bles / Number list. Up to 16 characters can be used. as “sub-station”.
The names are connected to stations real numbers. • A sub-station can make from 1 to 9 pre-defined functions
by a single button selection:
– Call to a station in direct or indirect mode.
– Initiate a paging call
– Select a program channel
– Initiate a group call
• Any type or version of M100 S sub-station or master sta-
tion can be used as a sub-station.
• The sub-station line point is defined by C-o-S bit 4 and 6
set to 0.
• The exchange is programmed by a master station connected
to the line point prior to installation of the sub-station or
programmed from SysMain.
• The lower text line will scroll through 10 help text lines by • A call from a sub-station in indirect mode must be accepted
selecting x0 from an idle station. Each line is visible for by pressing digit button 5.
2 sec. • A sub-station may be used as a door station with door
The help menu has a default contents, but should normally be opening function by including a Relay kit LBB 7073/67,
edited to suit the actual installation. The text lines can be edited Audio/relay kit LBB 7073/65 or Application kit LBB
in SysMain under Tables / Function Text... Function display text 7063/68.
for line 2, ref. no. 50-59. The door lock is activated by selecting X when called.
• A sub-station can be called by its list number
• A sub-station can not call another sub-station.
• A sub-station number can not be transferred.
• The substation mode is preserved by battery backed mem-
ory in the event of a power failure.
• Standard sub-stations have one or two single call buttons to
access one or two preprogrammed numbers. Special sub-
stations may have a different number of single call buttons.
13.4 Allocation Of Buttons

Each selection button represent a digit 1-9. Single, dual and
multi-call stations are preset as shown in the table below.
ALLOCATION OF BUTTONS
The same table contains the text for display stations defined as KEYBOARD BUTTON DEFAULT SETTING
control desk (nurse desk). These text lines are displayed as call DIGIT P3 SINGLE/ FOUR- SIX-
related information and fault warnings. No. PIN DUAL CALL CALL CALL
This text can be edited but must retain the same meaning related 1 4
to its ref. no. 2 5 A A
3 6 B B
FIfindividually.
the text is edited it must be changed for each module 4
5
7
8
C
D
There are 126 available 16 character text lines in the system, 43 6 9 A C E
are pre-defined. 7 10 F
8 11
13.2.3 FSK signal setting
The FSK signal generator for display is located on the FC cards. 9 12 B D
The FSK signal is amplified by the amplifier card LBB 7110/31 C 16 RESET RESET RESET
in each module. The FC card generator is activated by leaving the
solder split N5 on the back plane just below the right end of the The settings can be changed by moving the programming wires
LU0-3 connector closed. The FSK split is closed as default. in the keyboard connector P3, see fig.31.
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X8 6 4 20
Program from SysMain
GND PR +
23 21 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1 q Select [Tables] from the Main menu
q Select [Direct call list] from the Tables menu.
You can [Insert], [Change] or [Delete] short call allocations.
The short call list can also be accessed by selecting [Direct cal]
from the [Update records] window in the number list menu.
22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2
q Select [Insert] for new entries.
C LED CSIMP 9 7 5 3 1 F The [Select floating number] menu pops up
VOLUME P3 DIGITS
q Select the actual floating number from the table
Fig.31 Each call button is given a digit by movable The [Record will be added] window pops up for the actual
number
wires inserted in the keyboard connector
q Fill in the keying sequence related to the key buttons
Do NOT enter the X11, X12, X13 or X17 codes!
– To stations: Enter floating number + X,
13.4.1 Programming tag for D direct or I direct mode
– To paging: Enter prefix (F2) + paging number,
q Define the line point in the Class-of-Service table: tag for D direct mode
SUB-STATION: C-o-S bit 4 = 0
– To program: Enter program number (X0-9),
SHORT CALL: C-o-S bit 6 = 0
tag for D direct mode
This setting is normally used for all sub-stations.
– To group call: Enter prefix (F7) + group number,
– If C-o-S bit 4 = 1 the sub-station can not be used as a tag for D direct mode
door station. The short call is still possible.
– If C-o-S bit 6 = 1 the station can not be programmed for q When finished, select [OK]
The entries will be added in the Direct call list
short call. The door opening function is still possible. The example below shows a short call station where key buttons
Program from master station 1-6 are programmed to different allocations according to the in-
q Connect a master station with standard keyboard to the structions above.
sub-station line point.
q Program each digit button for Short Call:
q Program each button for Direct Call allocation type:
To a station: X11
To paging: X12
To music channel: X13
To group call: X17
SHORT CALL PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
BUTTON
NUMBER
MODE /
PREFIX
RESET
DIGIT
TONE
TONE
TONE
TONE
CALL
13.4.2 Door station mode

Any sub-station can be used as a door station by mounting a Re-
STATION X11 T 1-9 T 1-6 T 1 = Indirect TT
Digits 0 = Direct lay kit, an Audio/Relay kit or an Application kit.
PAGING X12 T 1-9 T n+X TT Auto Reset Program
PROGR. X13 T 1-9 T 0-9 TT Auto Reset q Connect the magnetic door lock according to installation in-
GR.CALL X17 T 1-9 T 1-99 TT Auto Reset struction.
REMOVE X11 T 1-9 T X TT Auto Reset q Set the kit strap ‘B’ in ‘DOOR’ mode.
BUTTON -X17
q Adjust the active time by the ‘TIMER’ control.
REMOVE X11 T X TT Auto Reset
ALL -X17 q Program the button(s) as for sub-station in indirect mode.
Be sure C-o-S bit 4 is set to 0 (enable sub-station) and C-o-S
By using a display station as programming station, the entries bit 6 = 0 (enable Short Call) .
during programming are shown on the display.
Door Opening
Example: • Make a call from the door station.
Button “A” on a door station should call station no.1234 in indirect mode.
Button “A” is set to digit 6. • Accept the call by selecting 5
X11 » 6 » 1234 » 1 » » (auto reset) • Activate the door lock by selecting X
The door may be opened by a master station whenever in con-
versation with the door station.
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13.5 Simplex Loudspeakers Lenght (m) ø
Any 16-50 ohm loudspeaker can be connected to any line point to Wire size (mm )
form a simplex loudspeaker point with 1.5W output. 1400 2 x 0.8
MAX. LINE LENGHT
• Loudspeaker points are automatically sensed by the ex- 1200
change SW, no Class-of-Service definition is needed.
• Line card 1000
- LBB 7110/40 with eight loudspeaker points or
- LBB 7110/46 with two loudspeaker points
800 2 x 0.6
must be inserted in actual LU slot.
0.8
• Horn loudspeaker LBC 3490/10 (3 W/16 ohm) is recom- 600
mended. 2 x 0.5
• Each line point has a corresponding relay contact which is 400
closed when the point is called or closed when the [SIMP] 0.6
button is used. 0.5
The mode is selected by strap setting, see fig.32. 200
• The simplex line points can be used for:
- Public address with an output power of 1.5 W 10 20 30 40 50
- Push-to-talk / release-to-listen simplex intercom R loop (ohm)
- Public address amplifiers with switch-on
- Mobile radio with talk/listen control Fig.33 Cable length vs. loop resistance at various
The audio volume for each line point can be adjusted by the cor-
responding potentiometer, the upper pot. R013 adjusts the first wire sizes
line point on the card. See fig.32.
76543210 A C
B
LBB 7110/40 A
E8
E7
E6
E5
E4
E3
E2
E1
0 R013
1 R113
RELAY
Pout (W)
PIN
2 R213
P1 RLS (ohm)
3 R313
9 7 2.0
P2 10 6 MAX. OUTPUT POWER
11 5
4 1.5
R413
12 4
5 R513
3
13
14 2 1.0
15 1
6 R613
50
16 0
7 R713
0.5 25
16
Fig.32 - Relay contact is available at P1 AC9-16 10 20 30 40 50

- Relay function is set by E1 - E8 Rloop (ohm)
- Adjust volume with R013 - R713 Imax (mA)
RLS (ohm)
400
13.5.1 Wiring
Simplex loudspeakers require a much lower line loop resistance CURRENT AT MAX. OUTPUT
than normal stations in order to maintain useful output power. 300
• Use the thickest available cable or run cables in parallel.
Avoid more than 50 ohms loop resistance. The line length 200
and loop resistance at different wire sizes is shown in fig.33.
50
• The amplifiers consume power from the internal 36 V line 100 25
power supply. 16
The output power and current consumption at different
loudspeaker types and line loop resistance can be calculated 10 20 30 40 50
from fig.34. Rloop (ohm)
Be sure not to overload the power, see section 7.2.
Fig.34 Max. output power and current at loud-
speaker points vs. line loop resistance.
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13.5.2 Relay function 14.1.2 2 Program channels
If the relay function should be used, separate wiring must be laid Two program channels can be distributed in a S-72 system with-
from the exchange back plane to the switched unit. out Amplifier card LBB 7110/31.
q Select the relay switch mode by the straps E1-E8: • The program sources are connected to P1 and P2 on the
Remove the simplex card from the LU slot. first module back plane.
- Pos. A: Relay activated when SIMP is depressed. The remaining 8 program inputs P3-P0 are not used.
- Pos. B: Relay activated when point is on.
See fig.32. • The four solder straps N1-N4 on the back plane are con-
nected in 2-program mode.
q Solder wires directly to the LU P1 connector on the ex-
change back plane. See fig.32. P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
N2
FSK1
FSK2
MF
RELAY FUNCTION ON LBB 7110/40 Program inputs Connect straps
for 2 program
LINE SET RELAY VOLUME distribution
POINT STRAP CONTACT CONTROL PAGING 0V
0 E1 A-C16 R013
1 E2 A-C15 R113 PGM LUS/LU9 LU8-9 LU4-7 LU0-3
N5
2 E3 A-C14 R213 AMPL LUS LU9 LU8 LU7 LU6 LU5 LU4 LU3 LU2 LU1 LU0 FC CC
+5V
VC
3 E4 A-C13 R313 0V
4 E5 A-C12 R413 N4
-5V
5 E6 A-C11 R513 N3
6 E7 A-C10 R613 OUT LN

220V
7 E8 A-C9 R713
-36V
-36V
CUT
0V
Fig.36 Modifications on the back plane for 2- or 10
14 ACCESSORIES channel program distribution
14.1 Program Distribution
2 • The programs are distributed via amplifiers on the FC cards.
P1-P0 are 5-pin 180o DIN connectors where 4 5 P1 volume is adjusted by R27 and P2 by R31 on the FC cards.
pin 1,3,4 and 5 are interconnected, pin 2 is
ground. The signal level is set to match any 1 3 • As Add-in Conference function is not included in S-72,
normal LF signal source like radio, cassette strap E3 on the FC card must be open.
player and compact disc (200 mV line input).
• Program 1 is selected by 1x
14.1.1 10 Program channels Program 2 is selected by 2x
Up to ten program channels can be distributed in a S-72 system • The programs are interrupted by all calls to and from the
with Amplifier card LBB 7110/31 mounted in each module. The station and restored when reset.
program sources are connected to P1, P2, P3...P0 on the first
module back plane. • The program is reset by C
1-10 programme sources P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
N2
14.2 Public Address Coupler
0 5
MF
FSK1
FSK2
The Public Address Coupler LBB 7999/35 connected to any

1 6 PAGING 0V
normal line point could be used to distribute a one-way public
N5 address message via a PA amplifier.
2 7
• The coupler converts the line speech signal to a symmetrical

+5V
3 8 N4
0V
N3
-5V
600 ohm 0 dB signal.
4 9
• A potential free contact is closed when the line is active
OUT LN
-36V 220V
-36V
0V
CUT
which may be used to turn the amplifier on.

Fig.35 Up to 10 program sources connected to
module 0 • The coupler may also be used for remote control purposes.
• The four solder straps N1-N4 on the back plane are open • The PA coupler does not need external powering.
See Installation Instruction 3924 985 15913 for more details.
in 10 program mode.
• The programs are distributed via amplifiers on the Amplifier
cards in all modules.
The volumes are adjusted individually for each channel by
potentiometers marked with the channel number. 600 ohm PA amp.
• Programs are selected by nx where “N” is the pro- LINE LBB 7999/35
gram number 0...9.
• The programs are interrupted by all calls to and from the Amplifier ON/OFF
station and restored when reset.
• The program is reset by C.
Fig.37 Public Address Coupler LBB 7999/35
connection
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14.3 Paging Coupler
IC5
3942 157 71121
v 1.00
CH: 087F
E1 - OFF
The paging coupler LBB 7112/60 is designed to perform radio Battery save OFF
ON
E1
LED1
1
X2
paging from the S-72 system via a DP 6000 paging system. E4 - GALVANIC E4 E5 SW1
F1
E2
E3
7
E2, E3 - OFF
External power
OFF
ON
OPTO 9600
400mA
GALVANIC 1200 OPTO1 OPTO2 12V
E5 - 9600
The paging desk LBB 5800/00 or any paging controller using
0V
AUDIO
Baud rate P1 R52 R51 P4 GND
ESPA protocol at 1200 baud may also be used. To Paging system bus
See Paging Coupler LBB 7112/60 installation instruction 3924
985 22512 for detailed information.
P0 P9 P8 P7 P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 N1
There are three basic interconnection methods: N2
FSK1
MF
FSK2
14.3.1 Optical interface
The optical interface is the preferred interconnection method. PAGING 0V
IC5 PGM LUS/LU9 LU8-9 N5

LU4-7 LU0-3
3942 157 71121
v 1.00
CH: 087F
E1 - OFF X2
+5V
Battery save OFF

E1
1
ON 0V
LED1
N4
7
E4 - OPTO E4 E5 SW1
F1
E2
E3
E2, E3 - OFF N3
-5V
External power
OFF
ON
OPTO 9600
400mA
GALVANIC 1200 OPTO1 OPTO2 12V
E5 - 1200 0V
AUDIO OUT LN
0V
Baud rate P1 R52 R51 P4 GND

-36V 220V
-36V
0V
CUT
To Paging system bus
Fig.39 Galvanic cable interface to paging coupler LBB

7112/60. (Not recommended method)
U Reset FC
PC FC uP
UADJ
FC com
PAGING
ON
14.3.3 PC interface to paging
OFF
MODULE 1
The paging coupler may be connected to a free COM-port on a
MODULE 2
PC running an interactive program permanently connected to
MODULE 3 the S-72 exchange
MODULE 4
This connection method is recommended when the exchange is part of a hos-
MODULE 5 pital or prison system.
MODULE 6
Reset
FNote that the paging services are interrupted if and

Reset CPU
VOICE
M 100 when the PC is used for other purposes.
Fig.38 Opto cable interface to paging coupler LBB DP6000 bus

7112/60. (Preferred connecting method)
AUDIO
OFF
X2
GND
12V
0V
ON
1
7
E2
E3
P4
400mA
F1
q Connect a dual opto cable LBB 7103/61 between OPTO1

R51
and OPTO2 on the coupler and the second opto connector

R52
pair on the computer card in the first module.

LBB 7103/61
LED1
OPTO1 OPTO2
q On the Paging coupler, set jumpers: COM 2

battery save
SW1
E1 - OFF P1 COM 1
12 V from DP6000 bus LBB 7109/23
9600
1200
E2 and E3 - OFF DTE

E4 E5
DCE RS 232
3942 157 71121
SV
IC5
CH: 087F
12 V from separate supply

OPTO
GALVANIC
LBB 7109/27
v 1.00
ON
P1
E1
Interconnection
OFF
ON
E4 - OPTO
E5 - 1200 Baud rate LBB 7112/60 SERVICE PC
q Set PAGING jumper E3 on the Computer card to “OPTO”

U Reset FC
FC uP
14.3.2 Galvanic RS-232 interface UADJ PC
FC com
Do not use this method if opto interface can be used! ON

PAGING
MODULE 1
q Connect a standard 9-pin/9-pin RS-232 interface cable be-

OFF
MODULE 2
tween P1 on the Paging coupler and the PAGING terminal
on exchange back plane in the first module. MODULE 3
MODULE 4
q On the Paging coupler, set jumpers:

E1 - OFF battery save MODULE 5
E2 and E3 - OFF 12 V from DP6000 bus Reset

MODULE 6
ON 12 V from separate supply VOICE

Reset CPU
E4 - GALVANIC Interconnection M 100

E5 - 9600 Baud rate
q Set jumper E3 on the Computer card to “GALVANIC”. Fig.40 Interface between a system PC and a Paging
q Set PAGING jumper E3 on the Computer card to “GALV” to se- coupler LBB 7112/60
lect the PAGING RS-232 port on the exchange back plane.
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q Connect permanently a service PC to the exchange accord- q Select [Settings] from the Main menu, select [Chg/Setup]
ing to section 13.6. and proceed to [Paging parameters].
q The com-port definition is set from the Nurse Call program. q Tag for [Four digits in paging system] and select the hidden
number.
q The jumper E3 on the Computer card is not functional.
– One digit call:
Optical connection to PC
Set the fixed digits to 1 0 0, the ‘ ? ’ is the call digit.
q Mount an Opto interface card LBB 7109/23 according to – Two digit call:
section 13.6.5 and assign COM2 to the board. Set the fixed digits to 1 0, the ‘ ? ? ‘ are the call digits.
q On the Paging coupler, set jumpers: q Tag the [Bleep code enable] and select the normal call
E1 - OFF battery save bleep code, default is 3. See bleep code table in section 5.6.
E2 and E3 - OFF 12 V from DP6000 bus
ON 12 V from separate supply q Select [OK] when finished.
E4 - OPTO Interconnection
E5 - 9600 Baud rate 14.3.5 Paging receiver programming
The paging receivers are either pre-programmed when ordered
q Connect opto cables between the PC Opto interface card or programmed from an intercom station.
and OPTO1-2 on the Paging coupler.
Galvanic connection to PC q Set the receiver to be programmed in Program Mode as de-
scribed in the paging receiver documentation.
q Connect a RS-232 data cable between P1 on the coupler and
COM2 9-pin serial port on the PC. q Select F2NN from a station. (NN = receiver number).
If the cable in the LBB 7103/62 package is used, use the Each receiver may have up to three call numbers.
9/25-pin adapter on the coupler side.
q Disable the Program Mode.
q On the Paging coupler, set jumpers:
E1 - OFF battery save q Repeat the procedure for all paging receivers.
E2 and E3 - OFF 12 V from DP6000 bus The prefix for calling paging service is F2
ON 12 V from separate supply
E4 - GALVANIC Interconnection
E5 - 9600 Baud rate 14.4 PC Connection
A PC is needed to initiate a new S-72 installation and to enter
14.3.4 Paging call programming in SysMain Floating Numbers, set up Group Call groups, enable or disable
The DP6000 paging receivers have four digit call numbers but station functions in the Class-of-Service table and to specify the
may be called from the intercom system by 1, 2, 3 or 4 digits. If Transfer table by means of the PC System Maintenance program
there are less than 10 receivers, one digit call can be used, other- for Windows, LBB 7215/22.
wise two digits is normal in a S-72 system. The PC can be a stationary or portable type with an opto inter-
Other paging systems may have less call digits. face card for optical connection to the FC card.
If less than four digits are used for paging call, the unused “hid-
den” digits must be defined. The hidden digits are the same for 14.4.1 Machine requirements
all receivers, use 100 or 10. • PC 486 with minimum 8Mb RAM memory
• Windows v. 3.11 or Windows 95, 98, Me, NT or 2000
• 1.44MB floppy disk drive (A-drive)
• Hard disk (C-drive) min. 6MB available space
• One free serial port
Fig.41 Paging programming from SysMain
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14.4.2 Install the SysMain program The default parameters for PC - S-72 Exchange are:
The PC System Maintenance Program for Windows must be ver-
Port: COM1
sion 3.0 or later. Baud rate: 1200
The program is delivered on two floppy disks. Parity: Even
Data bits: 7
q Insert DISK1 in drive A. Stop bits: 2
q Run A:\SETUP form the Application Manager and follow
the instructions given by the installation program.
14.4.3 Opto interface types

COM1 / COM3 = IRQ4
There are three alternatives:
COM2 / COM4 = IRQ3
• LBB 7109/27 - RS232 opto interface w/cable
– Adapter to be connected to a 9-pin D-sub COM port.
– Must be used on portable PCs without free card connectors. COM1
COM2
– The adaptor doesn't need external power COM3
– 4 m. plastic fiber optic cable is included IRQ3
COM4
LED1
• LBB 7109/23 - PC opto interface card, plastic fiber
– Adapter card to be mounted inside stationary PC in a free IRQ4
ISA card connector.
LED2
– For use with max. 30 m plastic optical fiber cable.
– Selectable COM port 1, 2, 3 or 4.
• LBB 7109/24 - PC opto interface card, glass fiber
– As LBB 7109/23.
– For use with max. 1.5 km glass optical fiber cable.
The PC opto transceivers on the computer card must

be changed to ST type for glass fiber. Fig.42 PC Opto Interface Card LBB 7109/23 and
Be sure to specify “LBB 7103/07 with ST connectors” LBB 7109/24
when ordering .
14.4.4 Connecting Opto interface card SV

DCE RS 232
DTE
Be sure the mains cable is disconnected from the PC LBB 7109/27
before opening the cabinet.

q On the interface board, set the jumpers to COM1 LBB 7109/23
and IRQ4 (default settings).

If the mouse is assigned to COM1, set the jumpers to
COM2 and IRQ3. Do not forget to change the COM port U Reset FC
setting in SysMain! UADJ PC FC uP

FC com
PAGING
ON
q Remove the two rubber protection plugs from OFF

MODULE 1
the opto transceivers. MODULE 2
q Open the PC cabinet and mount the LBB

MODULE 3
Opto 7109/23 or /24 opto interface card according MODULE 4
transmitter to standard procedure. MODULE 5
q Reassemble the PC and connect an optical fi-

MODULE 6
Opto Reset
receiver bre cable between the interface card and the VOICE
Reset CPU
upper transceivers on the exchange front, see M 100

fig.48.
Transmit q The two LEDs on the interface card flashes Fig.43 PC opto connection to a stand-alone exchange
indicator when data are transmitted between the units. using LBB 7109/23 or /27 interface
Check the communication from SysMain by click-
ing the [Test COM] ‘button’.
Receive The [Rx] and [Tx] ‘LEDs’ should turn green.
indicator
If the interface LEDs does not flash and/or the
SysMain Rx/Tx communication indicators turns
red, interchange the opto cables.
q Check the COM port Configuration in Sys-
Main:
– Select [Setup COM port...] from the Settings
menu.
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15 EXPANSION EXPANSION
15.1 Expanding Stand-Alone Exchanges EXPAND Use LU card Max. Add
from to LBB.. /module ext. rack
• Any stand-alone exchange can be expanded up to 6 mod-
ules (384 stations) by adding a sub-exchange or an expan- S-72 S-144 7112/08 9 144
sion kit. S-144 S-216 7112/08 9 216
S-216 S-256 7112/33 8 256 7108/40
• Sub exchanges and kits are delivered with all material
needed except line termination material AND line cards. S-256 S-320 7112/09 8 320 7108/40
Cabinet racks for S-256 - S-384 are ordered separately. S-320 S-384 7112/09 8 384 7108/60
• Expanding from S-216 to S-256 also expands overflow lines
from 8 to 16 by an additional LUS card in all modules. One
line card has to be moved from modules 0, 1 and 2 to mod-
ule 3.
S-320 S-384
FC card LUS card AMP card FC card 2xLUS cards AMP card
LBB 7110/13 LBB 7110/35 LBB 7110/31 LBB 7110/13 LBB 7110/35 LBB 7110/31
S-216/256 Expantion kit 1-8
LULU
1-8
LUS/8 cable
Fuse/switch module S-256
LBB 7112/70 LUS/16 cable
Move 1-8
M 100
Program distr. cable LU9 cards

M 100
Front panel Front panel LULU

1-8
Program distr. cable
FC-SBC opto cable S-144 S-216 1-8 1-8
LULU
1-8
FC-SBC opto cable
Rack LULU
1-8
Mains cable w. plug rails Rack

Rear panel 1-9 Rear panel Mains cable w.o. plug rails
LU 1-8 1-8
LULU
1-8
LULU
1-8
3 x LUS card
1-9 LBB 7110/35
S-72 SM-72 sub LU
3 x LUS/16 cable
1-8
SM-64 sub 1-8
LULU
1-8 LULU
1-8
1-9 1-9 1-9 1-8

LU LU LU 1-8 1-8 LULU 1-8
LBB 7112/03 LULU LULU
1-8
1-8
LULU
1-8 1-8
LBB 7112/01 LBB 7112/08 LBB 7112/02 SM-64 sub LBB 7112/09 LBB 7112/09
LBB 7112/03 LBB 7112/04 LBB 7112/05
LBB 7112/33 LBB 7112/06
Fig.44 Expanding stand-alone exchanges up to 6 modules by adding sub exchanges and kits
15.2 Upgrading to ODIN • The master module contains an ODIN node LBB 7112/81
for interconnection to other exchanges via an ODIN con-
• Any stand-alone exchange can be upgraded to an ODIN ex- troller.
change by adding an upgrade kit LBB 7112/32.
• ODIN exchanges can be expanded up to 768 extensions
• The main modification is the addition of a 3U master mod- (12 modules)
ule with computer card LBB 7103/06 and ODIN SW LBB
7216/83. A number of ACIA cards LBB 7103/56, each
serving two modules, has to be added according to system
size.
S to ODIN Function Upgrade Kit

ODIN
STAND-ALONE EXCHANGES
EXCHANGES
SM master ODIN node SBC PROM
LBB 7112/10 LBB 7112/81 LBB 7216/82 SO-72...384
S-72 ... 384
FC-SBC
opto cable
1-9 M 100 LUS Prog.distr. 1-9
LU Front panel interface interface LU
LBB 7112/01.../06 LBB 7112/11.../16
LBB 7112/32
Fig.45 Upgrading stand-alone exchanges to ODIN exchanges by adding a kit
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FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
The following description is related to functions in the Single 16.1.2 Simplex
Node Function Package LBB 7216/22 and SysMain program • Push to talk, release to listen, use [SIMP]
LBB 7215/22.
• Back to duplex, select 5
The examples are given for a two-digit floating number call sys-
tem.
FUNCTION OVERVIEW 16.1.3 Display

FUNCTION CODE SECTION PAGE Idle station:
A calls B nn 16.1 34
WAIT-ON-BUSY auto 16.2 35 # aa
PRIVACY PRIV 16.3 35
CALL ME nn+7 17.1 36
AUTOMATIC RECALL nn+7 17.2 36 In A, during selection:
BREAK-IN nn+3 17.3 37
FOLLOW ME F6+nn 17.4 37 * bb
SHORT CALL PROGR. X1y+N+nn 17.5 38
SUB-STN. PROGR. X1y+N+nn 17.6 39
ENQUIRY 3+nn 17.7 39 In A, conversation with B:
TRIPLEX 3+nn+3 17.8 40
CALL TRANSFER 3+nn+C 17.9 40 < bb
TRANSFER ON BUSY SysMain 17.10 41
EXECUTIVE/SECR. F1 / F0 17.11 41
GROUP HUNT SysMain 17.12 42 In B, called from A:
GROUP CALL F7n(n) 17.13 43
ALL CALL F71 17.14 44 > aa
EMERGENCY CALL F70 17.15 45
PROG. DISTR. 0X,1X...9X 17.16 45
LINE CHECK auto 17.17 46 16.1.4 SysMain programmable
INITIALIZATION SysMain 17.18 46 Station numbers 1 - 6 digits
Any floating number
16 STATION FUNCTIONS
16.1 A calls B
BB
A B
16.1.1 Normal duplex call

bb ≈ < c o n v e r s a t i o n > C ≈ R
Selection not completed:
b < 6 sec. > ≈ R Display line 1 Text, 8 characters
Default: See 12.2.1.
IDLE #
Non-existing number: SELECTION *
CALL TO <
nn ≈ R CALL FROM >
• Station lamp remains OFF if all lines are busy. Display line 2 number-related text,16 char.
Help menu
Control desk information
Default See sect. 12.2.2.
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16.2 Wait-on-busy 16.3 Privacy
A calls B while B is in conversation with C. B has switched the [PRIV] button on, red marker is visible.
All calls are indicated with a privacy signal.
A receives busy signal and is put in hold waiting for B to be free.
A calls B, A receives privacy signal and is put in hold waiting for
B to accept the call.
BB
A B C PRIV
BB
A B
B is busy:
bb » ...<30 sec.> » R
B is set in privacy:
• Normal call if B is free within 30 sec. bb » ... » < 6 0 s e c . > » R
• Manual reset, select C • Manual reset, select C
• Automatic recall, select 7 (se 17.2.)
• B accepts call, select 5
• Break-in if urgent, select 3 (see 17.3.) • Low speaking by lifting handset in station B.
• Call transferred to another sation if “Transfer on busy” is • Break-in if urgent, select 3 (see 17.3.)
defined in the SysMain Transfer table.
16.3.1 Display
16.2.1 Display
In A, call to B in privacy:
In A, B is busy:
+ bb < bb
In B, called in privacy:
In B, call is waiting:
< cc +
The ‘+’ sign is
flashing.
> aa
16.3.2 SysMain programmable

Display line 1 Text, 8 characters
Display line 1 Text, 8 characters Default
Default CALL TO <
BUSY + CALL FROM >
WAITING + (flash)
Disable Break-in on busy Set XC-o-S bit 14 = 0 Disable Break-in on privacy Set XC-o-S bit 14 = 0
Default XC-o-S bit 14 = 1 Default XC-o-S bit 14 = 1
Transfer on busy Select [Transfer table]
From = Primary, To = Secondary Privacy time-out 0 - 600 sec.
Default 60 sec.
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17 SYSTEM FUNCTIONS 17.2 Automatic Recall
Ask engaged subscriber for automatic recall if free within 10
17.1 Call-me
minutes.
Leave a “call-me” message as flashing lamp at absent subscriber.
FThis function is not valid when Voice card LBB 7103/48

is mounted.
A
7
auto B C
BB + 7 M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS
A F9 B
Set RECALL in busy B station:
bb » ... » ... » 7 »» R
17.2.1 Display
Set CALL-ME message in B: No recall indication.
bb » ( B a b s e n t ) 7 »» R
Lamp in B flash every 24 sec. 17.2.2 SysMain programmable
No parameters.
Answer from B when flashing lamp:
F9 » ( c o n v e r s a t i o n w i t h A )
Reset CALL ME message from A:

bb » 8 » R
17.1.1 Display
In B, during recall
f9 aa

Display line 1 Text, 8 characters
Default F9
Display line 2 number-related text, 16 char.
Default blank
Lamp flash repeat time 12, 16, 12 or 48 sec.
Default 24 sec.
Disable Call-me from station Set C-o-S bit 10 = 0
Default C-o-S bit 10 = 1
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17.3 Break-in 17.4 Follow Me
Urgent message to engaged station or station in privacy. Calls to station B is routed to station C.
BB + 3
A B C C AA A B
F6 + AA
A breaks into B-C conversation: Programmable from station C only.

bb » ... »... 3 »»
Route B to C:
Station A + B in conversation, C is placed in hold.
F6 » bb » » R
A withdraw from A-B conversation: Lamp in B will flash every 24 sec.
A select C Single tone indicates that programming is not accepted.
A is reset, B and C resumes conversation. (C-o-S bit 8 = 0 or programming to own number).
B withdraw from A-B conversation: Remove “FOLLOW-ME” function:

B select C F8 » bb » » R
B is reset, conversation between A and C is established.
Programmable from any station.
C leaves “hold” position:
17.4.1 Display
C select C
C-display when B is transferred :
C is reset, A and B remains in conversation.
f6 bb
A breaks into B in PRIVACY
bb » ... » » ... 3 » »
B-display when transferred:
17.3.1 Display
A-display after BREAK-IN: # bb !
< bb
B-display after BREAK-IN: Flashing “ ! ” at transferred station.
> aa 17.4.2 SysMain programmable

Display line 1 Text, 8 char.
Default
TRANSFER FROM F6
REMOVE TRANSFER F8
No change in C display.
17.3.2 SysMain programmable Change transfer symbol One char.

Default !
Break-in Disable Set XC-o-S bit 14 = 0
Default XC-o-S bit 14 = 1
Disable FOLLOW-ME setting Set C-o-S bit 8 = 0
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17.5 Short Call Remove one button allocation:
Digit button 1-9 can be allocated as one-digit selection to prede- X1y » n » x » R

termined stations in “direct” or “indirect” mode, program chan- Y = 1: STATION, 2: PAGING, 3: PROGRAM, 7: GROUP
nels, paging receiver or group call groups. N = button digit no.
It is not necessary to remove a button allocation before allocat-
ing a new number to the button.
Remove all allocations:
1 2 X1y » x » R
M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS
Y = 1: STATION, 2: PAGING, 3: PROGRAM, 7: GROUP
A
All allocated buttons on all stations will be removed by initiating
the system.
4 3
M100 PHILIPS
17.5.1 Display
During allocation:

x11 nbbX
• The programming is performed from a normal station on the
actual line point or from SysMain in the Short Call table.
• Short Call is enabled by C-o-S bit 6 = 0. Display line 1 Text, 8 char.
• Digit buttons without allocation can be used as first digit in Default
normal dialing. STATION X11
PAGING X12
• Short Call is ignored by selecting ‘0’ before normal dialing. PROGRAM X13
GROUP CALL X17
Enable Short Call Set C-o-S bit 6 = 0
Set STATION allocation: Default C-o-S bit 6 = 1
X11 » N » bbx » d » » R Indirect Call time out 0 - 600 sec.
Default 60 sec.
N = button digit no (1-9).
D = ‘0’ for direct call - ‘1’ for indirect call. Set SHORT CALL allocations See section 12.4.1.
Enter ‘X’ after the call number digits. Select [Tables] from the main menu
Select [Short Call list...]
Single tone before auto reset indicates non-existing station Enter the keying sequence in the Update Short Call
number, the programming is not accepted. Table:
To stations Enter floating number + X
Set PAGING allocation: tag for Direct or Indirect mode.
X12 » N » pP » » R To paging Enter F2 + paging number1)
To program Enter program code 0X...9X2)
P = paging receiver no. To group call Enter F7 + group call group3)
Do not enter ‘F2’ before paging number.
Single tone before auto reset indicates non-existing station
number, the programming is not accepted. 1) In early SW versions “F” must be entered as “A”, e.g. A2NN
2) In early SW versions “X” must be entered as “E”, e.g. 1E
Set PROGRAM allocation: 3) In early SW versions “F” must be entered as “A”, e.g. A72
X13 » n » Mx »» R
M = program no. (0-9).
Single tone before auto reset indicates non-existing program
number, the programming is not accepted.
Set GROUP CALL allocation:

X17 » N » g » » R
G = group call group no. (1-99)
Do not enter “F7" before Group Call number.
Group 1 is All Call.
Emergency Call can not be programmed.
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17.6 Sub-station Programming 17.7 Enquiry
Dedicated line points with C-o-S bit 4 = 0 are defined as sub- A and B in conversation, A or B calls C for consultation. Triplex
stations in direct or indirect mode. conversation or Call Transfer can be selected after Consult Call.
A 3 + CC
A B B C
A B
B
• A sub-station can be called by its number. Initiate from A or B:

• Sub-stations can not make a normal call. 3 » cc »
• Two sub-stations can not call each other.
• Sub-stations can not perform any functions. • The initiator is in conversation with C.
• The call must be accepted by 5 or lifting handset in indi- • The other station is set in hold.
rect call mode. • If C is busy, select C to return to A - B, or wait for C to
be free.
• The automatic time-out is 60 sec. if the call is not accepted.
• Selecting X from a station in conversation with a sub-sta- Remove C from conversation:
tion will activate a door opening function if a Relay kit, Au-
dio/relay kit or Application kit is mounted.
5 » »
• Programming is performed from a normal station at the • The A - B conversation is re-established.
sub-station line point or from SysMain.
• C is reset.
• Each call button is programmed as Short Call buttons.
See section 17.5 for full programming procedure and section
12.3 for further information on sub-stations. 17.7.1 Display
Initiating station during selecting C:
17.6.1 Door opening
= cc
A X DISPLAY

Default =
• A Relay kit, Audio/Relay kit or an Application kit must be

mounted in the sub-station.
• Make a call from the door station by pressing a button.
• 5 or lifting handset.
The called station accepts the call by
• The called station can activate the door lock by X
• The door may be opened by a master station whenever in
conversation with the door station.
17.6.2 Display
During sub-station programming:
* x11nbbx

Enable SUB-STATION C-o-S bit 4 = 0
Set time-out 5 - 600 sec.
Default 60 sec.
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17.8 Triplex 17.9 Call Transfer
A and B in conversation A and B in conversation
A or B calls C for consultation. A or B calls C for consultation
Select open Triplex conversation. Transfer conversation to C.
B B
A C
M100 PHILIPS
A C
M100 PHILIPS
3 + CC + 3
3 + cc + C
M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS
Select B from A:
Initiate from A or B:
bb » <conversation>
3 » cc » 3 » » Select C from A:
• A, B and C are in conversation. 3 » cc » <conversation>

• Any station can withdraw by C (cancel) B is in hold.
Transfer to B-C:
The remaining stations are still in conversation.
C » »R
17.8.1 Display B-C in conversation, A is reset.
A- or B-display during selecting C:
17.9.1 Display
= cc A- or B- display during C selection:
= cc
A-display after selecting C:
< cc B-display after transfer:
< cc
B-display during TRIPLEX:
< aa C-display after transfer:
> bb
C-display during TRIPLEX:
> aa 17.9.2 SysMain programmable

Default
CONSULT =
17.8.2 SysMain programmable CALL TO <
CALL FROM >
Default
CONSULT =
CALL TO <
CALL FROM >
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17.10 Transfer on busy / always 17.11 Executive / Secretary
An automatic transfer to C when B is busy is set in the SysMain The purpose of a secretary station is to filter calls to one or
Transfer table and defining the “Transfer on Busy” control more executives.
number 40. See also section 16.2
A permanent transfer to C when B is called is set in the SysMain ?: 3+Exec.
Transfer table and defining the “Transfer always” control A -> Exec.: 3+C
number 80. Exec. A -> Secr.: 5
A Secr. Exec.
B
• One Secretary can have one Executive only.
• One Executive can have one Secretary only.
BB
A
M100 PHILIPS
C
• Sub-stations can not be Exec./secr. (C-o-S bit 4 = 0).
• Loudspeaker points can not be Exec./secr
• Exec./secr. groups can be set up from SysMain only.
• Exec./secr. groups can be activated from executive station
or made permanent.
Display line 1 Text, 8 characters 17.11.1 Function

Default • The Executive station enables the function by selecting
BUSY +
WAITING + (flash) f1. The station LED blinks every 40 sec.
– A station calling EXEC. will be transferred to the SECR.
Transfer on busy/always Select [Transfer table]
From = Primary • The secretary can:
To = Secondary – CALL the executive by [EXEC. no.].
Busy Control = 40
Always Control = 80 – CONSULT the executive by selecting 3 + [EXEC. no.]
– TRANSFER the call by 3 (triplex) + C (withdraw).
– RESET CONSULT by 5.
• The Executive station disables the function by selecting
f0. The station LED stops blinking.
– A station calling the Executive will not be transferred to
the Secretary.
17.11.2 Display
Consult call to EXEC.:
= ee
Transfer to EXEC.:
: ee
E = EXECUTIVE no.

Default:
CONSULT CALL =
TRANSFER :
Exec./Secr. groups Select [Transfer table]
Executive = Primary
Secretary = Secondary
Pair Control = 01
Always Control = 82
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17.12 Group hunt 17.12.1 SysMain programmable
In order to enter a station group hunt ring, a non-existing
A number of stations or tieline couplers can be defined in a hunt dummy number must be defined as a non-used real number.
ring.
The group hunt ring is accessed by a group number which is a q Select [Number list] from the Tables menu.
virtual dummy number related to an existing not used real q Enter a non-existing number on a free real number.
number.
q Select [Transfer list with Group hunt...] from the Tables
The call is routed to the first free station, if this number is busy menu.
or not accepted within a defined time-out, the call is transferred The Transfer list pops up.
to the next free number in the hunt ring.
q Select [Group Hunt Setup]
The Update Group Hunt Ring window pops up.
q Select [Station] from the Ring selection.
q Click on the [...] button to select the Start no.
M100 PHILIPS
The [Select floating number] list pops up.
q Select the station group dummy number as Group Hunt
M100 PHILIPS
M100 PHILIPS
NN
NN start.
A
q Click on [Add member] and select the station members.
The ring members are listed.
q Click [ OK] when finished.
M100 PHILIPS
M100 PHILIPS
M100 PHILIPS
The Node, Primary, Secondary, Control description and Hunt

M100 PHILIPS
• To spread the calls the next group hunt call will start on the ring are automatically defined in the Transfer list.
next station.
• If a station in the hunt ring is selected, the hunt will not
proceed.
• A call to stations is made in indirect mode, i.e. the station is
“ringing” and call is accepted by digit 5 or handset.
• Calling station may select Break-in 3 to get direct access.
• Station in Privacy will transfer call to next station, Break-in
can not be done.
• Tieline call is in direct mode.
See section 13.3 for Tieline route hunt.
• There can not be a mix of stations and tielines in the same
ring.
• Sub-stations can not be member of a group hunt ring.
• The table can be edited by selecting [Insert], [Change] or

[Delete] from the Transfer list window.
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17.13 Group Call With Reply 17.13.1 Display
One-way announcement to a group of stations. Calling station during initiation:
* F7N
G2 G2 G2 G2
F72
Calling station during GROUP CALL:
FX
F7 N
A G3 G3 G3
M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS All group members during GROUP CALL:
M100 PHILIPS
> AA
G4 G4 G4 G4 G4
M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS M100 PHILIPS
N = group no. 2 - 9
• Any station in the called group may answer to the group
call initiator within a limited time after reset. 17.13.2 SysMain programmable
• Ongoing activities are interrupted and re-established after Display line 1 Text, 8 char.
Group Call reset. Default F7
• All stations may be member of up to three groups. Disable group call from station C-o-S bit 1 = 0
• There are 8 groups in one-digit mode (groups 2-9) or 79
groups in two-digit mode (20-99). Group call time-out 5 - 600 sec.
Default 25 sec.
Select group call:
Answer back time 0 - 120 sec.
Default 25 sec.
F7n » » (N = group no. 2 - 9 or NN = 20-99.) Set group call digits 1 or 2
Default 1
• A Group Call is indicated with a double call tone in the re- Define group tables up to 3 groups/station
ceiving stations. Default none
• The initiating station is in simplex “talk” mode without us- q Initially, select the number of group call digits:
ing [SIMP]. Select [Settings]
from the main
• The called group is in simplex “listen” mode. menu, then [Nodes
• Reset group call from the A station by C and System parame-
ters], [Chg./Setup]
• The group call is automatically reset after 25 sec. (default). and [Setup System
parameters]
ANSWER TO GROUP CALL:
FX » q Select 1 or 2 in the [Group Call Digits] area.
• Any station in the group may answer to station A within 25 q Select [Number list] from the main menu.
sec. after reset. q Select [Insert] for new station entries or [Change] to edit an
existing entry.
• The conversation is in normal duplex mode.
q Enter 1, 2 or 3 group call groups for the selected line point.
Use one or two digits, 0 or 1 can not be used as first digit.
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17.14 All Call With Reply 17.14.1 Display
One-way announcement to all stations. Calling station display during initiation:
* F71
Calling station display during ALL CALL:

FX F71 AA
A F71
All station displays during ALL CALL:

M100 PHILIPS
> AA
• Sub-stations can not perform an All Call. 17.14.2 SysMain programmable

• Any station may answer to the call within a limited time af-
ter reset. Display line 1 Text, 8 char.
Default F71
• Ongoing activities including Group Call are interrupted and
re-established after All Call reset. Disable All Call to station C-o-S bit 0 = 0
Default, all stations C-o-S bit 0 = 1
Disable All Call from station C-o-S bit 2 = 0
Select ALL CALL: Default C-o-S bit 2 = 1
F71 » » All call time-out 5 - 600 sec.
Default 25 sec.
• An All Call is indicated with a double call tone in the receiv- Answer back time 0 - 120 sec.
ing stations. Default 25 sec.
• The initiating station is in simplex “talk” mode without us-
ing [SIMP].
• The called stations are in simplex “listen” mode.
• Reset all call from the A station by C
• The All Call is reset automatically after 25 sec. (default)
Answer to ALL CALL:

FX »
• Any station may answer to station A within 25 sec. after re-
set.
• The conversation is in normal duplex mode.
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17.15 Emergency Call 17.16 Program Distribution
One-way emergency announcement to all stations. Ten music and program channels are available in all master
stations.
0 5

1 6
2 7
! F70 0X
A 3 8
..
.
4 9
9X M100 PHILIPS
M100 PHILIPS Select program channel:

nx » <music>
N = channel 0, 1, ... 9.
• Any call will overrule the program channel.

• Emergency call can be initiated from any station.
• Perform normal selection without resetting program distri-
• The call is received in all stations. bution.
• Ongoing activities including Group- and All Call are inter- • The selected program will be restored after conversation,
rupted and not re-established. group call and all call, but not after emergency call.
• Reset program by Cancel button C.
Select EMERGENCY CALL:
F70 » » » » 17.16.1 Display

During program selection:
• An All Call is indicated with a dual frequency tone call in
the receiving stations. * 1x
• The initiating station is in simplex “talk” mode without us-
ing [SIMP]
• The called stations are in simplex “listen” mode.
• Reset emergency call from A station by C Disable station program C-o-S bit 7 = 0
• Emergency call is reset automatically after 300sec. (default).
See section 13.1 for more information
17.15.1 Display
Calling station during initiation:
* f70
Calling station during EMERGENCY CALL:
f70 aa
All stations during EMERGENCY CALL:
>f70

Default F70
Disable emrg. call from station C-o-S bit 3 = 0
Emergency call time-out 0 - 1800 sec. (0 - 30 min.)
Default 300 sec. (5 min.)
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17.17 Line Check 17.18 Initialization
All station lines are automatically checked for short circuit as The entire system or selected tables can be reset by initialization.
long as the system is on.
A total initialization should be performed on new exchanges.
FBefore initializing a programmed exchange, save the cur-

rent SysMain database in the File menu to avoid unde-
sired deletes!.
DISPLAY
• The function can be performed from SysMain only.

• All programmed functions in RAM on the CPU card can be
cleared from the tables.
00 • The number lists in the FC card(s) can be initialized

• All or selected messages stored in the Voice card can be re-
moved.

• A shorted line is reported as a double tone and display in- q Select [Initialize the exchange] from the Exchange menu
formation to a control desk in the same group and/or to a q Tag for all tables in the CPU window to be cleared.
PC with logging.
q If [Initialize] in the Slave (FC card) is tagged, FC card(s) as
• The report must be reset by C selected in the main menu will be affected.
• Expect up to 5 minutes for new or repeated error report. A floating number list will be created if the increment field
is filled in. Leave blank to keep old list.
17.17.1 Open line check
Open lines can be detected and reported to a control desk in the
same group when line cards supporting open line check are used
(LBB 7110/45).
q Set C-o-S bit 8 = 0 for lines to be checked.
17.17.2 Display
When SHORTED LINE is reported:
short nn
When SHORTED LINE is reported:
open nn
NN = shorted line at call no.

17.18.2 Power- on reset
When power is switched on all ‘hardware’ functions are reset.
Error report to Station in same control desk group*) • The FC computer is restarted
Default none
Enable Open line check C-o-S bit 8 = 0
• All programmed functions remains in RAM
17.18.3 FC Computer reset
Default SHORT The computer on the FC card can be reset and restarted by
OPEN pushing the reset button on the FC card.
*) route error report to non-existing number to disable report
function. • The effect is the same as a ‘power-on’ reset.
• The button is mounted in front of the upper part on the
FC card and easily accessed from the exchange front
through the upper hole in the front cover.
• A running FC computer is indicated by LED2.The LED is
flashing at a rate of 1 Hz.
• LED1 is flashing to indicate communication with the com-
puter card.
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USER’s FUNCTION GUIDE
M100 S-72 STAND-ALONE INTERCOM SYSTEM
FUNCTION ACTION
• PRIVACY calls are indicated by busy signal [PRIV] activated - red marker visible
– ACCEPT CALL within 60 sec. 5 or deactivate [PRIV] or lift HANDSET
• SIMPLEX forced one-way speech [SIMP] push to talk - release to listen (from calling sta-
tion)
– RETURN TO DUPLEX 5 from calling station
• CALL ME SET when subscriber is absent. (flashing lamp) 7 after connection
– RESET from any station [Subscriber no] + 8
– ANSWER from station with flashing lamp F9 (shown on display stations)
• RECALL AUTOMATIC when subscriber is engaged 7 when waiting for connection
• BREAK-IN on conversation 3 when waiting for connection
• ENQUIRY to 3rd party from duplex (A-B) 3 + [3rd party no.] from A or B station
– TRIPLEX establish 3-way conference (A-B-C) 3 in ENQUIRY
– TRANSFER / WITHDRAW from TRIPLEX C from any station in TRIPLEX mode
– RETURN to A-B duplex 5 from A or B. C is reset
• FOLLOW-ME Transfer station number to another station F6 + [own no.] from any station
– DELETE “Follow-me” F8 + [own no.] from any station
• GROUP CALL calling a selected group of stations F7n (N = group no. 2 - 9 or 20 - 99)
– REPLY to GROUP CALL fx from any called station
• ALL CALL calling all stations F71
– REPLY to ALL CALL FX from any station
• EMERGENCY CALL F70 from authorized stations only
• PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION 0X - 9X in 10 program mode
1X - 2X in 2 program mode
• SHORT CALL button programming (Normal station) X11 + [button no.] (1-9) + [stn. no.] + 0 for
SUBSTATION programming (designated lines only) direct call or 1 for indirect call
X12 + [button no.] (1-9) + [paging no.]
X13 + [button no.] (1-9) + [program no.]
X17 + [button no.] (1-9) + [group call. no.]
– NORMAL CALL from Short Call Station only 0 + [station call no.]
– REPLY to Indirect Call 5 to accept the call
– DOOR OPENING (Substations only) X when in conversation
• EXECUTIVE/SECRETARY Defined in the TRANSFER table (SysMain)
– SET EXEC./SECR. Calls to EXEC. transferred to SECR. F1 from EXEC. station
Function indicated by blinking lamp
– CALL EXEC. [EXEC. no] from SECR. station only
– CONSULT EXEC. from SECR. station, B in hold 3 + [EXEC. no.] from SECR. station
– RESET CONSULT resume A-B conversation 5 from SECR. station or C from EXEC. station
– TRANSFER conversation from SECR. to EXEC. 3 enter TRIPLEX + C from SECR. station
– RESET EXEC./SECR. to normal stations F0 from EXEC. station
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M100

Introduction Caution And Warning Statements

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LBB 7112/01 - S-72 LBB 7112/04 - S-256

Master Single call Progr. distr. M 100

CALL FROM 345

SMITH, JOHN 16 Madsen

M100 M100 M100 M100

Paging CCTV PC Status Power

Industrial Single call

Heavy duty Explosion protected Prison Alarm Nurse call

Fig.1. General connection of equipment to a stand-alone S-72 exchange

• Interfaces for public address, tieline, paging, mobile radio,

• Synthesized speech for absence message service, voice mail UADJ

and speech supported functions can be implemented. ON

hospitals (PAN system), prisons, lifts, door control etc.

– space for up to 8 line cards in each module

– powered via a fused inrush limiting switch module UADJ

2.2.1 LBB 7112/01 – S-72 OFF

• One EMC protected aluminum 19"/6U module for up to

U Fig.3 S-144 standard card types and position

2.2.3 LBB 7112/03 – S-216

Fig.2 S-72 standard card types and position

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1-9 LU cards per module

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SPECIFICATIONS AND CAPACITIES

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*) Backplanes: (see also section 7.1)

LBB 7108/60 S-384

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TIMING FThis procedure must be performed to clear all tables

• All stations except loudspeaker points can make a call to

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TOPIC 4 ACTION READ

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IC16 - OPTION IC17

IC11 GALVanic RS232 connector on back plane

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SB-80 PC or Paging Coupler

R51 Programme ch.1

Fig.8 FC card LBB 7103/13 main components and strap settings

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• The volume is adjusted individually for each channel by po- N5

7.5 Line Cards (LU) 0V

• Up to 9 line cards can be inserted in card slots 35-67 in ex-

changes with up to 3 modules (S-72, S-144 and S-216). See OUT LN

• Each line card can serve up to 8 line points.

– Simplex loudspeaker points w. relay PGM LUS/LU9 LU8-9 LU4-7 LU0-3

check enable is set in SysMain C-o-S bit 8=0

LINE CARD TYPES OUT LN

LBB STATIONS SIMPLEX COUPLERS OPEN LINE CUT

7.6 Voice Card, LBB 7103/48

PGM LUS/LU9 LU8-9 N5

• Full mounting and functional description is given in installa-

tion instruction 3924 985 25512. -36V

Fig.9 The three back plane types used in the S-72

• The FC cards in each module (except module 0) are con-

nected to the computer card by a dual optical cable. The in-