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T105 INSTALLATION and MAINTENANCE MANUAL
CONTENTS
1 GENERAL Page
1.1 INTRODUCTION.. .................................................................................................... l-l
1.2 WARNINGS .............................................................................................................. 1-l
1.3 CAPACITY and STATION CONFIGURATION.. ................................................ l-2
1.4 EQUIPMENT FEATURES
1.4.1 Main Equipment Features.. ................................................................ l-2
1.4.2 Telephone Station Features.. ............................................................. l-3
1.4.3 Room Monitor Features.. .................................................................... l-4
1.4.4 Door Station Features ......................................................................... l-4
1.5 FACILITY LIST
1.5.1 Standard Facilities ............................................................................... l-4
1.5.2 Optional Facilities ................................................................................ 1-5
1.6 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Operating Instructions Index. ............................................................. 1-6
1.6.1 Main Equipment.. ................................................................................. l-7
1.6.2 Telephone Station.. .............................................................................. l-7
1.6.3 Special (2-Wire) Telephone.. ............................................................. l-l 2
1.6.4 Room Monitor Station ......................................................................... l-l 2
1.65 Door Station .......................................................................................... l-l 3
1.6.6 2-Line Station, Handsfree Station and Station Amplifier.. ........... 1-13
1.7 SYSTEM LINE LIMITS
1.7.1 Internal Cabling .................................................................................... l-l 3
1.7.2 Remote Extension Limits ................................................................... l-13
1.6 SYSTEM COMPONENTS
1.8.1 Main Equipment.. ................................................................................. 1-14
1.8.2 Telephone Station ................................................................................ l-l 6
1.8.3 Room Monitor Station ......................................................................... l-l 6
1.8.4 Special Telephone.. ............................................................................. l-l 6
1.8.5 Door Station .......................................................................................... l-l 6
1.8.6 Other Station Options (Refer to Supplement Section) .................. l-l 6
1.9 BLOCK DIAGRAMS and DESCRIPTIONS
1.9.1 Main Equipment.. ................................................................................. l-l 7
1.9.2 Telephone Station.. .............................................................................. l-20
1.9.3 Room Monitor Station ......................................................................... l-21
1.9.4 Door Station .......................................................................................... l-21
1.10 SYSTEM LIMITATIONS AND COMPATIBILITY
1 .lO.l PMBX Compatibility ............................................................................ l-22
1.10.2 Special (2-Wire) Telephone.. ............................................................. l-22
1.10.3 Door Stations ........................................................................................ l-23
1.10.4 Telephone Stations.. ............................................................................ l-23
1.10.5 Exchange Line Testing ....................................................................... l-23
1.10.6 Extension Alarms.. ............................................................................... l-23
1.10.7 PABX Compatibility.. ........................................................................... l-23
1.10.8 Hearing Aid Coupler.. .......................................................................... l-23
2 INSTALLATION
2.1 INTRODUCTION.. .................................................................................................... 2-l
2.2 WARNINGS .............................................................................................................. 2-l
2.3 EQUIPMENT ORDERING ...................................................................................... 2-2
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2.4 LOCATION and MOUNTING of EQUIPMENT

2.4.1 Main Equipment.. ................................................................................. 2-2
2.4.2 Telephone Station.. .............................................................................. 2-3
2.4.3 Room Monitor Station ......................................................................... 2-3
2.4.4 Door Stations ........................................................................................ 2-4
2.5 CABLING and TERMINATING
2.5.1 System Cabling Scheme.. .................................................................. 2-8
2.5.2 Cable Terminating Modules.. ............................................................. 2-7
2.5.3 Cabling and Terminating Techniques.. ............................................ 2-8
2.5.4 Earthing Requirements ....................................................................... 2-8
2.6 MAIN EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLY
2.6.1 Power Supply ....................................................................................... 2-9
2.6.2 Classification Change Kit Installation ............................................... 2-9
2.6.3 Keylock Installation.. ............................................................................ 2-l 0
2.6.4 Printed Board Assemblies.. ................................................................ 2-l 1
2.6.5 Central Processor Board Layout.. ..................................................... 2-l 1
2.7 TELEPHONE STATION OPTION ASSEMBLY ................................................. 2-l 2
2.7.1 Power Fail Tone Caller Installation ................................................... 2-l 3
2.7.2 Wall Mounting Telephone Station Conversion ............................... 2-14
2.7.3 Station Access Barring Keylock Installation.. .................................. 2-15
2.7.4 Table Model Conversion ..................................................................... 2-l 6
2.7.5 Long Line Cord.. ................................................................................... 2-l 6
2.8 TERMINATION VOLTAGES ................................................................................. 2-l 6
2.9 INSTALLATION PROGRAMMING
2.9.1 Central Processor Board Switches ................................................... 2-l 7
2.9.2 PBX Recall ............................................................................................ 2-l 7
2.9.3 Music On Hold.. .................................................................................... 2-l 8
2.9.4 Door Station Level Adjustment.. ........................................................ 2-l 8
2.10 OPERATING TESTS
2.10.1 Main Equipment Functions.. .............................................................. 2-18
2.10.2 Telephone Station Functions.. ........................................................... 2-l 9
2.10.3 Optional Features ................................................................................ 2-20
2.11 MIQA FEEDBACK LABEL ..................................................................................... 2-21
2.12 SITE RECORDS ....................................................................................................... 2-21 -
3 MAINTENANCE
3.1 INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................... 3-l
3.2 WARNINGS.. ............................................................................................................. 3-l
3.3 TEST EQUIPMENT.. ................................................................................................ 3-l
3.4 CUSTOMER EQUIPMENT FAULT REPORT LABEL.. ...................................... 3-2
3.5 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
3.5.1 Main Equipment ................................................................................... 3-2
3.5.2 Power Supply and Voltage Regulator ............................................... 3-3
3.5.3 Telephone Stations .............................................................................. 3-3
3.6 MAINTENANCE PARTS
3.6.1 Consumable Items ............................................................................... 3-4
3.6.2 Accountable Items. ............................................................................... 3-4
3.7 TERMINATION VOLTAGES .................................................................................. 3-5
3.8 FAULT FINDING TABLES
3.8.1 Fault Finding Index.. ............................................................................. 3-6
3.8.2 Fault Finding Procedures.. .................................................................. 3-8
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3.9 REPAIR PROCEDURES FOR ACCOUNTABLE ITEMS
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3.9.1 Printed Board Assemblies.. ................................................................. 3-14
3.9.2 Main Equipment and Stations ............................................................ 3-l 5
4. SUPPLEMENT
4.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................... 4-l
4.2 WARNINGS.. .................................................................................... 4-l
4.3 2-LINE STATION.. ............................................................................ 4-l
4.3.1 General Description ........................................................... 4-l
4.3.2 Operating Instructions ........................................................ 4-2
4.3.3 Functional Description ........................................................
4.4 HANDSFREE STATION
4.4.1 General Description ........................................................... 4-5
4.4.2 Facilities ........................................................................... 4-6
4.4.4 Functional Description ........................................................ 4-12
4.5 STATION AMPLIFIER
4.5.1 General Description ........................................................... 4-l 4
4.5.2 Facilities and Operation ...................................................... 4-l 5
4.6 INSTALLATION SUPPLEMENT
4.6.1 Introduction ....................................................................... 4-16
4.6.2 Equipment Ordering ........................................................... 4-16
4.6.3 2-Line Station ................................................................... 4-l 6
4.6.4 Handsfree Station .............................................................. 4-l 7
4.6.5 Secondary Cable Terminating Module .................................. 4-18
4.6.8 Wall Mounting ................................................................... 4-l 9
4.6.7 Colour Panels.. .................................................................. 4-l 9
4.6.8 Station Access Barring Keylock ............................................ 4-l 9
4.6.9 Cabling and Termination.. ................................................... 4-19
4.6.10 Station Amplifier Installation ................................................ 4-20
4.6.11 Supplementary Operating Tests ........................................... 4-21
4.7 MAINTENANCE SUPPLEMENT
4.7.1 Introduction ....................................................................... 4-22
4.7.2 Termination Voltages ......................................................... 4-23
4.7.3 Maintenance Parts.. ........................................................... 4-23
4.7.4 Supplementary Fault Finding Tables .................................... 4-24
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INDEX to FIGURES
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1.1 T105 Station Configuration ..................................................................................... l-2
1.2 Main Equipment ....................................................................................................... l-3
1.3 Telephone Stations .................................................................................................. l-3
1.4 Room Monitor Station .............................................................................................. l-4
1.5 Door Stations ............................................................................................................. l-4
1.6 Main Equipment Block Diagram ............................................................................ l-l 7
1.7 Telephone Station Block Diagram ........................................................................ l-20
1.8 Room Monitor Station Block Diagram .................................................................. l-21
1.9 Door Station Block Diagram ................................................................................... 1-21
1.10 Remote Station Extender Unit Terminations ....................................................... l-22
2.1 Main Equipment Cover Removal .......................................................................... 2-2
2.2 Main Equipment Mounting Details.. ...................................................................... 2-3
2.3 Telephone Station Wall Mounting Bracket .......................................................... 2-3
2.4 Room Monitor Station Cover Removal ................................................................. 2-4
2.5 Room Monitor Station Base Plate ......................................................................... 2-4
2.6 Flush Mounting Door Station Installation ............................................................. 2-5
2.7 T105 System Cabling Scheme .............................................................................. 2-6
2.8 Cable Terminating Modules (CTM) ....................................................................... 2-7
2.9 CTM Cabling ............................................................................................................. 2-8
2.10 Cable Tie Release .................................................................................................... 2-8
2.11 Main Equipment Layout .......................................................................................... 2-9
2.12 Classification Change PBA Positions ................................................................... 2-10
2.13 Keylock Installation on Main Equipment Control Panel.. ................................... 2-10
2.14 Central Processor Board (CPB) Layout.. .............................................................. 2-l 2
2.15 Telephone Number Position.. ................................................................................. 2-l 2
2.16 Internal View of Telephone Station ....................................................................... 2-l 3
2.17 Gravity Switch Lever Replacement.. ..................................................................... 2-14
2.18 Handset Rest Piece Installation ............................................................................. 2-14
2.19 Telephone Station Wall Mounting ......................................................................... 2-l 5
2.20 Telephone Station Keylock Fitting.. ....................................................................... 2-l 5
2.21 Handset Rest Piece Removal ................................................................................ 2-l 6
2.22 Programming Strap Insertion/Removal.. .............................................................. 2-18
2.23 Music on Hold PBA .................................................................................................. 2-l 8
2.24 Installation Feedback Label (Green) ..................................................................... 2-21
3.1 Customer Equipment Fault Report Label ............................................................ 3-2
3.2 CPB Removal/Replacement .................................................................................. 3-3
3.3 Telephone Handset Dismantling ........................................................................... 3-4
4.1 2-Line Station ........................................................................................................... 4-2
4.2 2-Line Station Block Diagram.. .............................................................................. 4-4
4.3 Handsfree Station .................................................................................................... 4-5
4.4 Handsfree Station Block Diagram ......................................................................... 4-12
4.5 Station Amplifier ....................................................................................................... 4-14
4.6 Station Amplifier Block Diagram ............................................................................ 4-l 5
4.7 Internal View of 2-Line Station .............................................................................. 4-16
4.8 Internal View of Handsfree Station.. ...................................................................... 4-17
4.9 Battery Installation for Memory Backup ............................................................... 4-l 8
4.10 Location of Cable Terminating Module CTM-T105-2LHF.. ............................. 4-18
4.11 Line and Station Number Positions (2-Line Station) ......................................... 4-l 9
4.12 2-Line Station Cabling Scheme ............................................................................ 4-l 9
4.13 Station Amplifier Internal Layout.. .......................................................................... 4-21
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r--- Al Hardware Requirements Block Diagram ............................................................. A-l

Cl Field Maintenance Parts for Commander T105 Telephone Station.. .............. C-l
c2 Field Maintenance Parts for Commander T105 Main Equipment.. ................. C-2
c3 Field Maintenance Parts for Commander T105 2-Line Station
(TS-T105-2LDEC or T!S-T105-2LVF) ................................................................ C-3
Gl Main Equipment Dimensions.. ............................................................................... G-l
G2 Telephone Station Dimensions.. ............................................................................ G-l
G3 Room Monitor Station Dimensions ....................................................................... G-2
G3 Door Station (Surface Mounting) Dimensions.. ................................................... G-2
G4 Door Station (Flush Mounting, Stainless Steel) Dimensions.. .......................... G-2
G4 Door Station (Flush Mounting, Bronze Decorative) Dimensions ..................... G-2
G5 Station Amplifier Dimensions ................................................................................. G-3
G6 2-Line Station Dimensions.. ................................................................................... G-3
Hl Installation Chart.. ...................................... ............................................................... H-l
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A HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS BLOCK DIAGRAM ........................................ A-l
B INSTALLATION EQUIPMENT ORDERING GUIDE ......................................... B-l
C MAIN EQUIPMENT AND TELEPHONE STATION
FIELD MAINTENANCE PARTS (EXPLODED VIEWS). ................................... C-l
D SERIAL 361 SUMMARY - ALPHABETICAL.. ................................................. D-l
E SERIAL 361 SUMMARY - NUMERICAL.. ........................................................ E-l
F SERIAL 361 DESCRIPTIVE LIST ........................................................................ F-l
G MECHANICAL DRAWINGS .................................................................................. G-l
H INSTALLATION CHART.. ...................................................................................... H-l
INDEX TO TABLES
Table Page
1.1 Line Signalling Limits for Special (2-Wire) Telephone.. .................................... 1-14
1.2 Main Equipment Boards and Sub-Assemblies.. ................................................. 1-15
1.3 Telephone Station Components.. .......................................................................... l-l 6
1.4 Room Monitor Station Designation ....................................................................... l-l 6
1.5 Door Station Components ...................................................................................... l-l 7
1.6 T105 Control Signals ............................................................................................... l-20
2.1 CTM Connections .................................................................................................... 2-7
2.2 PBAs Required at Installation ................................................................................ 2-l 1
2.3 Telephone Station Installation Options.. ............................................................... 2-13
2.4 Termination Voltages.. ............................................................................................. 2-l 6
2.5 Central Processor Board Switches ....................................................................... 2-l 7
3.1 Consumable Items ................................................................................................... 3-4
3.2 Accountable Items.. .................................................................................................. 3-5
3.3 Termination Voltages.. ............................................................................................. 3-5
3.4 Incoming Exchange Line Faults ............................................................................ 3-8
3.5 Outgoing Exchange Line Faults ............................................................................ 3-7
3.6 Other Exchange Line Faults.. ................................................................................. 3-8
3.7 Telephone Station Faults ........................................................................................ 3-9
3.8 Call Page Faults.. ...................................................................................................... 3-9
3.9 Intercom Call Faults ................................................................................................. 3-10
3.10 Door Station and Room Monitor Faults.. .............................................................. 3-l 1
3.11 Transmission and Power Faults ............................................................................ 3-l 2
3.12 Special (2-Wire) Telephone Faults ....................................................................... 3-13
3.13 Miscellaneous Faults ............................................................................................... 3-14
4.1 DecadicNF Dialling for Handsfree Station .......................................................... 4-l 7
4.2 Terminations for 2-Line and Handsfree Stations.. ............................................. 4-20
4.3 Station Amplifier Terminations.. ............................................................................. 4-20
4.4 Termination Voltages.. ............................................................................................. 4-23
4.5 Consumable Items ................................................................................................... 4-23
4.6 Accountable Items.. .................................................................................................. 4-24
4.7 2-Line and Handsfree Station Faults ................................................................... 4-25
4.8 Station Amplifier Faults ........................................................................................... 4-26
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General InbvductEon
1 GENERAL
1.1 INTRODUCTION
This manual describes the Commander T105 Telephone System, and provides installation and
maintenance information.
The Commander T105 is a telephone intercom system with a capacity of one exchange line, five
Telephone Stations and a Door Station. Each Telephone Station may be either a standard Telephone
Station, a e-Line Station, or a Handsfree Station. Any of the Telephone Stations may have one or
several Station Amplifiers connected. In addition to full exchange access, the system offers intercom
facilities, loudspeaker paging, on-hook monitoring, music on hold, a Door Station with chime, a Room
Monitor, a Special (2-Wire) Telephone and standard access barring and classification control facilities.
Section 1 of this manual provides general information which is common to both installation and
maintenance staff who will be working with the T105 system. All other matters relating to installation
and maintenance of the T105 system are contained in Sections 2 and 3, respectively.
The Supplement section provides information on installation, maintenance and operational detail for
the later options of 2-Line Station, Handsfree Station and Station Amplifier on the T105 system.
The Appendix provides information to assist in ordering installation and maintenance components for
the T105 system.
1.2 WARNINGS
The following precautions must be observed when working on the system.
1. The T105 is a four wire telephone system. One pair is used for speech, the second for power and data,
hence it is imperative that the system is wired with the correct polarities. Check all wiring before initially
applying power to the system.
TELECOM 6031610
CABLE PLUG/SOCKET FUNCTION DESIGNATION
White (W) 2 LINE la (+) na*

Blue (W 6 LINE 1 b (-) nb*
Red (4 1 DATA 1 (+) nD1 *
Black WI 5 DATA 2 (-) nD2*
Green @It 4 LlNE2a(+) 2an*
Orange (0)T 3 LINE 2b (-) 2bn*
T only required for 2-Line or Handsfree Stations *n = station number (l-5)
2. Take special care not to short between any terminals. This may cause damage to the system.
3. Handling of Printed Board Assemblies (PBAs):

This equipment contains static sensitive components, and caution in handling is advised. To reduce the
incidence of premature failure due to static discharge or physical damage, the following precautions
MUST be taken:
a. Always ensure that power is disconnected before removing/inserting PBAs.
b. Always discharge static from yourself by touching the Main Equipment frame before handling
PBAs.
C. Handle PBAs by the edge or by the handle. Do NOT handle PBA tracks, components or edge
connectors (contaminants introduced by fingers can cause corrosion and high resistance connec-
tions).
d. Components are physically delicate. Finger pressure on a component can fracture, but not
necessarily break component leads, producing a future fault.
e. To protect against physical damage and damage due to static discharge, PBAs must ALWAYS
be wrapped in the original wrapping (an ANTISTATIC plastic bag), and then placed in the protec-
tive container provided with the new item.
NOTE: These procedures apply equally to both working and faulty PBAs. Careless handling,
storage and transporting will cause secondary or future faults.
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General Capacity and Station Configuration
1.3 CAPACITY and STATION CONFIGURATION

The Commander T105 system has the capacity for one exchange line only.
The station configuration of the system is shown in Fig. 1 .l . All stations are connected in a star con-
figuration from the Main Equipment with the Power Supply Module fitted in the Main Equipment.
Up to five Telephone Stations can be connected as extensions 1 to 5. Alternatively, extension 4 can be
a Room Monitor Station. A Special (2-wire) Telephone can be provided in lieu of Telephone Station 5.
The Telephone Stations may be a combination of standard Telephone Stations, 2-Line Stations and
Handsfree Stations.
Station Amplifiers may be provided in parallel to the Telephone Stations or in lieu of a Telephone
Station.
A Dwr Station can also be connected as extension 6. There are three models of Door Station from
which customers may choose: one surface mounted and two flush mounted models.
No other configuration of Telephone Stations, Room Monitor Station, Special (e-wire) Telephone or
Door Station is possible for the system.
For any T105 system, the telephones (Telephone Stations and Special Telephone) must all be either
decadic or VF.
ONE EXCHANGE LINE

STATION
I NUMBERS
O R @ OR@ANDIO@
O R @ OR@ANOIOR@
MAIN
EiIJIFtlENT
(INCLUDING OR@OR@ANDIOR@
POWER
SUPPLY I
‘I\
CP
OR@ OR @ANOIOR@OR
0E
OR@OR @ANOIOR@OR F0
DOOR STATION (3 MODELS1
TELEPHONE HANDSFREE STATION ROOM MONITOR Z~WIRE

STATION STATION STATION AMPLIFIER STATION TELEPHONE
14 -WIRE) I6-WIREI I6-WIRE) II-WIRE) IL-WIRE1
0 A
0C 0
D
0E 0F
Fig. 1.1 - T105 Station Configuration
1.4 EQUIPMENT FEATURES

The distinctive features of T105 system equipment are described below.
1.4.1 MAIN EQUIPMENT FEATURES

The Main Equipment unit is housed in a wall mounted beige metal cabinet as shown in Fig. 1.2.
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a. Ring Assignment Switches for customers to control incoming exchange ring and associated
internal directory card.
b. Power switch and fuse.
C. Keylock option for exchange access control.
1.4.2 TELEPHONE STATION FEATURES

The T105 Telephone Station (4-wire) is of modern design, enclosed in a beige plastic case as shown in
Fig. 1.3.
Fig. 1.3 - Telephone Stations
a. Six alternate paper colour panels are included with every Telephone Station. These panels fit
under the clear plastic cover panel, and may be changed as desired by the customer.
b. A slide-out system directory card is located under each Telephone Station.
C. A user guide is included with every Telephone Station.
d. A wall mounting option is available.
e. A keylock option is available for access control.
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1.4.3 ROOM MONITOR FEATURES
The Room Monitor Station is housed in a

2-tone brown plastic wall mounted case
and incorporates an ON/OFF switch as
shown in Fig. 1.4.
Fig. 1.4 - Room Monitor Station
DOOR STATION FEATURES

Customers may choose from one of the three Door Stations shown in Fig. 1.5.
a. b.
Fig. 1.5 - Door Stations
a. 2-tone brown plastic surface mounted Door Station.

b. Stainless steel flush mounted Door Station.
C. Bronze decorative flush mounted Door Station.
1.5 FACILITY LIST

1.5.1 STANDARD FACILITIES
The following standard facilities are provided by the Telephone Stations and Main Equipment: Addi-
tional details of the facilities are provided in Section 1.6, Operating Instructions.
a. Exchange or PBX Line Access

Both exchange line and PBX calls may be received and initiated.
b. Hold and Transfer
Exchange line and PBX calls may be placed on hold, retrieved from hold and transferred.
C. Internal Calls
Full intercom facilities are provided, with internal signalling either:
- internal ringing tone to individual stations;
- page announcement to individual stations;
- page announcement to all stations.
d. Enquiry Calls
An internal enquiry call may be made while an exchange line or PBX line caller is placed on hold.
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e. On-Hook Dialling
All calls may be dialled without lifting the handset.
f. Last Number Redial
This feature is available on all decadic Telephone Stations. I! is available on VF Telephone
Stations only if provided by the PBX or exchange.
9 Ring Control
Incoming exchange ring to any or all stations may be centrally controlled by the user.
h. PBX Recall
Either hook flash or earth recall is available.
i. Exchange (or PBX) Line Conference
Station No. 1 can be programmed non-secret, allowing exchange (or PBX) line conference calls.
i- Intercom Conference
Intercom calls are non-secret, allowing intercom conferences.
k. Access Barring
The initiation of outgoing callsmay be barred from selected stations.
I. Power Fail Operation
On power fail, exchange line access is maintained. Calls in progress are not lost when the power
either fails or is restored.
,- m. Alarms
Distinctive alarm tones are generated when either a Telephone Station has been let off-hook, or a
caller kept on hold for an excessively long time.
n. DeNot-Disturb
This facility stops all incoming audible signalling at a Telephone Station.
1.52 OPTIONAL FACILITIES
The following facilities can be provided with optional modules and stations as indicated:
a. Music On Hold
One of two synthesised tunes may be selected for transmission to a caller placed on hold.
b. Power Fail Tone Caller
Telephone Stations may be equipped with a Power Fail Tone Caller which provides ringing signal
in the absence of mains power. (One Power Fail Tone Caller is provided as a standard component
of each T105 system).
C. Special (2-wire) Telephone
A 2-wire telephone interface option enables the connection of a special purpose telephone to the
system. This telephone can be a feature telephone, permitted attachment, 2-line telephone or
remote extension (refer to section 1.6.3).
d. Door Station
A Door Station option provides door chime and intercom facilities to all Telephone Stations.
e. Room Monitor Station
This station allows a room to be monitored from any Station, either on-hook or via the handset.
f. Aooass Baning Keylock
Keylocks may be fitted to bar outgoing calls from individual Telephone Stations.
9, Classlfkation Change Keylock
A keylock may be fitted to provide standard classification change control for the entire system.
Note: Under power fail conditions Incoming ring is severely deteriorated when this unit is in
operation.
h. Station Amplifier*
One, two or three Station Amplifiers may be installed on each 4-wire (or &wire) extension, with or
without a Telephone Station, as a loud alarm or public address.
i. Horn Speaker*
A Horn Speaker may be provided with each Station Amplifier for high volume applications.
2-Line Station l
A 2-Line Station may be provided in lieu of each Telephone Station to provide an additional direct
exchange line from each Station. Abbreviated dialling is provided on the decadic BLine Station.
- k. Handsfree Station’
A Handsfree Station may be provided in lieu of each Telephone Station, as a muttifeature station
with handsfree operation, a second direct exchange line, repertory dialling, and display of dialled
number, clock, etc.
*See Supplement section for detail.
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1.6 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

INDEX
1.6.1 MAIN EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................. l-7
Ring Assignment Switches ..................................................................................... l-7
Fixed Access Barring ............................................................................................... l-7
Key Controlled Classification Change .................................................................. l-7
1.6.2 TELEPHONE STATION ......................................................................................... l-7

Visual Indications ..................................................................................................... l-7
Audible Signals ......................................................................................................... l-7
Placing an Exchange Line Call .............................................................................. l-7
Last Number Redial ................................................................................................. l-7
Direct Outside Line.. ................................................................................................. l-6
Outside Line Via a PABX ........................................................................................ l-6
Answering an Exchange Line Call ........................................................................ l-6
Holding an Exchange Line Call ............................................................................. l-6
On-Hook Dialling ...................................................................................................... l-6
Placing an Intercom Call ......................................................................................... l-9
Individual Intercom Call ........................................................................................... l-9
Individual Page Call ................................................................................................. l-9
All Call Paging ........................................................................................................... l-9
Answering an Intercom Call ................................................................................... 1-9
Calling the Special Telephone ............................................................................... l-l 0
Internal Conference ................................................................................................. l-l 0
DoNot-Disturb .......................................................................................................... l-l 0
PBX Recall.. ............................................................................................................... l-10
Transferring an Exchange Line Call to another Telephone Station ................ l-10
Vocal Transfer.. ......................................................................................................... l-l 0
Intercom Call Transfer.. ........................................................................................... l-l 0
Transferring an Exchange Line Call to the Special Telephone.. ...................... l-l 0
Unsuccessful Transfer ............................................................................................ l-l 1
Exchange Conference (Secrecy Release). .......................................................... l-l 1
Access Barring.. ........................................................................................................ l-l 1
Alarm Signals.. .......................................................................................................... l-l 1
Off-Hook Alarm ..................................................................................................... l-l 1 -
On-Hold Alarm ...................................................................................................... l-l 1
1.6.3 SPECIAL (2-wire) TELEPHONE.. ........................................................................ l-l 2

General Description ................................................................................................. l-l 2
Answering an Exchange Line Call at the Special Telephone.. ......................... l-l 2
Placing an Exchange Line Call from the Special Telephone ........................... 1-12
Placing an Intercom Call from the Special Telephone.. ..................................... l-l 2
All Call Paging from the Special Telephone ........................................................ l-l 2
1.6.4 ROOM MONITOR STATION ................................................................................. l-l 2

Room Monitoring ...................................................................................................... l-l 2
On-Hook Monitoring.. ............................................................................................... l-l 3
Off-Hook Monitoring.. ............................................................................................... l-l 3
Monitoring from the Special Telephone ............................................................... l-l 3
1.6.5 DOOR STATION.. .................................................................................................... l-l 3

Door Chime Operation ............................................................................................ 1-13
Communicating with the Door Station.. ................................................................ l-l 3
1.6.6 2-LINE STATION, HANDSFREE STATION AND Refer to

STATION AMPLIFIER .................................................................................. supplement
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1.6.1 MAIN EQUIPMENT

Ring Assignment Switches
Each of the five Ring Assignment Switches may be set as required by the customer to enable or silence
the audible exchange ringing signal at each telephone station.
lf a Special (2-wire) Telephone is installed instead of Telephone Station 5, then Ring Assignment
Switch No. 5 controls the Special Telephone.
The operation of the Ring Assignment Switches does not affect the visual ringing indications at
Telephone Stations.
Fixed Access Barring

Outgoing exchange line access may be barred to Telephone Stations 2,3 and 5, or the Special (2-wire)
Telephone at the time of installation, by internal microswitch settings.
All extensions will have outgoing exchange line access during power failure.
Key Controlled Classification Change

The Classification Change keylock may be fitted as an option to the Main Equipment. It allows key con-
trolled classification change (trunk barring) of the exchange line.
1.6.2 TELEPHONE STATION

Note: On a T105 Telephone Station the LINE, S and INTERCOM keys may be preselected, i.e. pressed
just before lifting the handset to implement the function.
Visual Indications
Visual display of the status of calls is given by the following flashing speeds of the LINE Lamp:
LINE LAMP INDICATION FLASHING RATE
Steady Busy Steady
Slow Flash Call On Hold 1s ONlls OFF
Rapid Flash Incoming Call 0.4s ON10.2~ 0FF10.4~ ON/2s OFF
Note: All LINE lamps are momentarily turned OFF when either:
- an incoming intercom call is signalled; or
- the LINE, S or INTERCOM key is pressed at any Telephone Station; or
- an All Call Page is in progress from the Special (2-wire) Telephone.
The MON lamp is ON steadily while using Monitor and On-Hook Dialling facilities.
Audible Signals
Exchange line call: 0.4s ON/0.2s OFF/O.4s ON/2s OFF, 500 Hz/600 Hz modulated by 16 Hz.
Intercom call: 1s ON/2s OFF, 500 Hz/600 Hz modulated by 16 Hz.
Alarm Signal: 600 Hz (See Alarm Signals p. l-l 1).
On-Hold alarm: 1s ON/is OFF.
Off-Hook alarm: 0.5s ON/0.5s OFF.
Placing an Exchange Line Call

To make an exchange line call:
. Check that the LINE lamp is OFF.
. Lift the handset and press the LINE key.
The LINE lamp will come ON steadily.
. Listen for dial tone.
. Dial the number required. (If the T105 system is connected via a PABX, dial the access digits,
listen for the exchange dial tone, and then dial the required number).
. To disconnect, replace the handset.
The LINE lamp will go OFF after a short time, and the line will be released.
Last Number Redlal

The T105 system provides this facility on Decadic Telephone Stations only. For VF systems, this may
be available if provided by the exchange or PABX to which the system is connected.
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Direct outside line -

. Press the Access Pause/Redial key (#).
After a short pause, the last number dialled on the telephone will automatically be redialled.
Outside line via a PABX

Initial call:
. Dial the PABX Access Digits (usually “0” or “81” etc) to obtain an outside line.
. Listen for the exchange dial tone.
. Press the Access Pause/Redial Key (#).
. Dial the required number.
The number dialled is now available for last number redial, whether or not the call is successful.
To redial:
. Press the Access PauselRedial key (#).
. Listen for the exchange dial tone.
. Press the Access Pause/Redial key (#) again.
After a short pause, the number dialled in the initial call will automatically be redialled.
Answering an Exchange Line Call

To signal an incoming call, the LINE lamp flashes rapidly at all telephone stations, and exchange ring-
ing signal is heard.
Note that the audible ringing signal at a Telephone Station may be disabled if either:
- the appropriate RING ASSIGNMENT SWITCH is set OFF at the Main Equipment; or
- the CALL volume control is set to zero at the Telephone Station.
To answer a call:
. Lift the handset at any station, and press the LINE key.
The LINE lamp will come ON steadily at all stations.
The call is now available at the answering Telephone Station.
. To disconnect, replace the handset.
The LINE lamp will go OFF after a short time, and the line will be released.
The volume of the exchange ringing signal at the Telephone Station may be adjusted by the CALL
volume control.
Holding an Exchange Line Call

An exchange line call may be placed On Hold while internal enquiries are made.
While On Hold, the outside caller cannot hear internal conversations (if the Music On Hold feature is
equipped, the caller will hear an electronic tune).
To place a call On Hold:
. Advise the caller that call is being placed On Hold.
. Press the INTERCOM key.
The LINE lamp will flash slowly.
Internal enquiries or intercom calls may now be made.
. To return to the caller, press the LINE key.
On-Hook Dialllng
The progress of a dialled call may be followed without lifting the handset.
. Press the MON key.
The MON lamp will come ON steadily.
. Press the LINE key and dial the required number.
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The progress of the call will be audible on the station speaker. The volume may be adjusted by the
MONITOR volume control.
When the call is answered:
. Lift the handset (speaker switched off).
. Press the MON key again to release it.
The MON lamp will go OFF.
. Proceed with the conversation.
If the call is unanswered, pressing the MON key again will release the line.
The On-Hook Dialling operates identically for Individual Intercom Calls also.
Note: If the MON key is not released, then call cannot be terminated.
Placing an Intercom Call

An Intercom Call to any Telephone Station may be one of the following 3 types:
- an individual Intercom Call (signalled by intercom ringing signal at the called Telephone Sta-
tion); or
- an Individual Call Page (signalled by the caller’s voice at the called Telephone Station); or
- an All Call Page (signalled by the caller’s voice at all Telephone Stations).
Notes: The following notes apply to all three types of intercom calls.
- Intercom ringing signal or voice page will sound at the called station, even if the called party is
engaged on an exchange call.
- The volume of an intercom signal may be adjusted by the CALL volume control.
- When the called party answers, a normal handset to handset call may proceed.
- There is only one intercom path in the system so individual intercom calls are not secret.
- Intercom page or tone signalling will not operate if any other Telephone Station is off-hook (or
with MON key depressed) but not engaged on an exchange call. In this case the calling party
will be connected directly to the “off-hook” party on the common intercom link.
- A 3 minute timeout applies for signalling intercom calls. The “time-out” alarm sounds at the
calling telephone station if the call is not answered. For page calls the timing commences
from when the INTERCOM key is released. For an individual call, if a party other than the call-
ed party responds and a conversation continues (over ring tone for a individual ring signalled
call), the “time-out” alarm activates at the calling telephone station.
Individual Intercom Call

. Lift the handset.
. Momentarily press the INTERCOM key.
. Dial the required station (by pressing “1” or “2” or “3” etc).
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Individual Call Paging
. Lift the handset.
. Dial the required station (by pressing “1” or “2” or “3” etc).
. After the first burst of ring tone, hold the INTERCOM key depressed and speak into the handset.
The caller’s voice will be heard from the called station speaker.
All Call Paging

To make a voice page to all Telephone Stations:
. Lift the handset.
. Hold the INTERCOM key depressed while speaking into the handset.
The voice page will be heard via the speakers at all other T105 Telephone Stations. Any number of
Telephone Stations may respond by lifting their handsets to converse in an intercom mode.
Answering an Intercom Call

If the called station is free, an intercom call (signalled either by intercom ringing signal or voice) is
answered by lifting the handset.
If the called station is engaged in an exchange line call, an incoming intercom call is still announced,
either by the ringing signal or voice in which case the called station may answer the intercom call after
placing the exchange line call On Hold.
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Calling the Special Telephone

To call the Special (2-wire) Telephone from a T105 Telephone Station:
. Lift the handset.
. Press the S key.
If the Special Telephone is not busy, ring tone will be heard at the Telephone Station and the
Special Telephone ringer will sound. If not answered within 3 minutes the “timeout” alarm will
be activated at the calling telephone station.
Note: If the Special Telephone is busy, no sound will be heard at the calling station.
Internal Conference
Once an intercom call has been established between any two Telephone Stations, people at
other stations may enter the conversation simply by lifting their handsets.
During an Internal Conference, incoming exchange line calls are announced by exchange ring-
ing signal, and visually by the LINE lamp (flashing rapidly) at all stations.
The station which accepts an incoming exchange line call is automatically excluded from the
conference, and the conversation on the exchange line remains private.
Note: If two Telephone Stations are off-hook, no other extensions can be signalled. For this
reason, an Internal Conference should first be announced by an All Call Page, advising all con-
cerned parties to lift their handsets.
The Special Telephone may also be included in an Internal Conference, but only if it is one of the
first two stations entering the conference.
Do-Not-Disturb
When a Telephone Station is in the Do-Not-Disturb mode, all incoming audible signalling (i.e.
ringing, voice paging, door chime and alarms) is stopped.
To set a Telephone Station to Do-Not-Disturb:
. Set the CALL volume control to the extreme left.
While in this mode, visual indication of the exchange line status is still given by the LINE lamp.
No signal is given to the other stations to indicate whether a Telephone Station is in Do-Not-
Disturb mode or unattended.
PBX Recall
If the T105 system is connected as a PBX extension, PBX recall may be effected by pressing the
LINE key.
Transferring an Exchange Line Call to another Telephone Station

An exchange line call may be transferred from one telephone station to another. This may be ar-
ranged either:
- vocally; or
- by an Intercom Call;
Vocal Transfer
. Place the call On Hold.
. Inform the called party that a call is waiting.
When the called party presses the LINE key, the call will be transferred to that Telephone Station.
. Replace the handset.
Intercom Call Transfer

. Place the call On Hold.
. Make an Intercom Call to the called party (Either all call page, individual page or individual tone
ringing).
. The line will be automatically put On Hold.
When the called party presses the LINE key, the call will be transferred to that Telephone Station.
When transferring a call, indication that the call has been accepted by another station is given by the
LINE lamp changing from flashing slowly (while On Hold) to being ON steadily.
Transferring an Exchange Line Call to the Special Telephone

At the Telephone Station:
. Press the S key.
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The call will be placed On Hold, and ringing signal will sound at the Special Telephone.
When the Special Telephone answers and is advised of the transfer:
The call will be transferred.
Note that exchange line calls cannot be transferred from the Special Telephone to a T105 Telephone
Station.
Unsuccessful Transfer
. If the called party cannot accept the call, return to the outside caller by pressing the LINE key.
Exchange Conference (Secrecy Release)

To convene an Exchange Conference (if this feature has been programmed on installation):
. Answer the call at Telephone Station 1.
. Ask the caller to wait while the other parties are informed.
. Advise the other parties either vocally or by an Individual Intercom Call, to enter the conference
after the LINE lamp stops flashing.
(The LINE lamp will be slowly flashing with the caller On Hold).
. Return to the caller by pressing the LINE key.
. Each other party joins the conference by pressing his LINE key after his LINE lamp has stopped
flashing.
Once the Exchange Conference has been convened, Telephone Station 1 may withdraw.
Note: The Special Telephone cannot be included in an Exchange Conference.
Access Barring
All dialled calls may be barred by an Access Barring Keylock fitted to the Telephone Station.
Note: With the keylock closed, the only possible outgoing call is an All Call Page. Incoming calls are not
affected.
Alarm Signals
The “off-hook” and “on-hold” alarms as detailed below are 600 Hz tones with cadence of 0.5s
ON /0.5s OFF and 1 s ON/ 1 s OFF respectively.
W-Hook Alarm
A Telephone Station left off-hook prevents any other station signalling an internal call, necessitating the
need for an “off-hook” alarm.
The off-hook alarm sounds at the Telephone Station when:
- a Telephone Station is left off-hook for more than 30 seconds and not initiating or receiving an
intercom call or engaged on an exchange call.
- an intercom call is being signalled and not answered within 3 minutes.
- a door station call is not terminated within 3 minutes.
This alarm will not sound when a station handset is being used for room monitoring, or when more than
one handset is off-hook and engaged on an intercom call.
The Off-Hook Alarm will be overridden by any of the following tone signals:
- incoming exchange line call; or
- door chime signal; or
- On Hold Alarm.
. To stop the Off-Hook Alarm, replace the handset.
On Hold Alarm
To avoid the possibility of an exchange line being left on-ho1 ’ nit&, an On Hold Alarm is
generated. If a Telephone Station holds the exchange line an goes on-hook, after 3 minutes an On
Hold Alarm sounds at all Telephone Stations. r
If the call is left on hold for a further 3 minutes, then the call will be terminated and the On Hold Alarm
will cease.
. To stop the On Hold Alarm, retrieve the call from hold by pressing the LINE Key at any Telephone
Station.
Note: If any station is off-hook then the alarm will not sound (until all stations are on-hook) but the timing
will continue and the call will be terminated 6 minutes after the holding station went on-hook.
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1.6.3 SPECIAL (2-wire) TELEPHONE
General Description
A e-wire telephone interface provides the option of connecting a 2-wire telephone circuit to the system.
This telephone displaces Telephone Station 5 in the system configuration. To the user it appears not as
extension 5, but rather as extension “S”, denoting Special Telephone.
The Special (2-wire) Telephone may be a Telecom premium or feature telephone, a permitted attach-
ment, a 2-line telephone, or a remote extension. It is accessed with the “S” Key from any Telephone
Station.
The Special (2-wire) Telephone has most T105 facilities, with the following limitations:
- no hold of exchange line calls (and hence no enquiry calls);
- no transfer of exchange line calls from the Special Telephone;
- no door chime signalling or access to the Door Station;
- no facility for receiving page announcements; and
- no facility for initiating Individual Call Page announcements.
Answering an Exchange Line Call at the Special Telephone

If the RING ASSIGNMENT SWITCH corresponding to the Special Telephone (i.e. switch 5) is in the ON
position, incoming calls will cause ringing signal to sound at the Special Telephone.
Calls may be answered at the Special Telephone by lifting the handset.
Placing an Exchange Line Call from the Special Telephone

. Lift the handset.
. Dial “7”.
If the exchange line is available for dialling, dial tone will be heard and the LINE lamp will come ON at all
T105 Telephone Stations.
. Dial the call as usual.
. Replace the handset to disconnect.
If the exchange line is in use, busy tone will be heard after the “7” is dialled.
Note: Busy tone will also be heard if any T105 Telephone Station is off-hook (e.g. engaged in an inter-
com conversation), even though the exchange line may be free. This condition may be checked by
depressing (for approximately one second) and releasing (i.e. flashing) the Special Telephone switch-
hook. If the exchange line is free, dial tone will then be heard and the call may proceed.
Placing an Intercom Call from the Special Telephone
. Lift the handset.
. Dial the required Telephone Station (by dialling “1” or “2” or “3” etc).
The Intercom call proceeds as a normal Individual Intercom Call for T105 Telephone Stations. If the call
is not answered after 3 minutes then the signalling will cease and busy tone will sound at the Special
Telephone.
The Special Telephone will receive busy tone if any T105 Telephone Station is off-hook. This means
that if an intercom call is in progress, the Special Telephone cannot join it to form an Internal Con-
ference.
The only way for the Special Telephone to take part in an Internal Conference is for it to be either
the originator of the conference or the first station to go off-hook when an Internal Conference is
announced.
All Call Paging from the Special Telephone

. Lift the handset.
. Dial “5”.
. Speak into the handset.
The voice message will be heard at all Telephone Stations until a Telephone Station goes off hook to
respond. If no Telephone Station responds within 3 minutes then busy tone will sound at the Special
Telephone.
Note: an All Call Page will not operate if any other Telephone Station is off-hook.
1.6.4 ROOM MONITOR STATION

Room Monitoring
The Telephone Station performing the monitoring may do so on-hook (via the speaker) or off-hook (via
the handset for privacy).
. Move the Rwm Monitor Switch to ON at the Room Monitor Station.
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On-Hook Monitoring
. Press the MON key at the monitoring Telephone Station.
The MON lamp will come ON.
. Dial “4”.
Sounds at the Room Monitor Station will be heard via the Telephone Station speaker.
. Press the MON key again to stop monitoring.
The MON lamp will go OFF.
Off-Hook Monitoring
. Lift the handset at the monitoring Telephone Station.
. Dial “4”.
Sounds at the Room Monitor Station will be heard via the Telephone Station handset.
. Replace the handset to stop monitoring.
. Move the Room Monitor Switch to OFF at the Room Monitor Station.
Monitoring from the Special Telephone
From the Special Telephone, only off-hook monitoring can be performed (by dialling “4”).
1.6.5 DOOR STATION

Door Chime Operation
When a visitor presses the Door Station Chime Key, a distinctive 3 second tone is heard at all T105
Telephone Stations.
This chime overrides the tone indicating an Individual Intercom Call as well as the On Hold and Off-
Hook Alarms.
The chime is audible at the same time as exchange ringing signal, and also while calls are in progress.
Communicating with the Door Station

Any Telephone Station may converse with the Door Station.
If the station is engaged in an exchange line call, the outside party must first be placed On Hold.
. Lift the handset.
. Dial “6”.
The T105 system can handle an exchange line call and a Door Station call simultaneously (from dif-
ferent telephone stations).
If an intercom conversation is in progress, all stations must go on-hook before the Door Station can be
answered.
A Door Station conversation may only last 3 minutes. After 3 minutes, the Door Station call is ter-
minated, and the Off-Hook Alarm sounds at the telephone station. The call may be resumed by placing
the handset on-hook and recalling the Door Station.
1.6.6 P-LINE STATION, HANDSFREE STATION AND STATION AMPLIFIER
Refer to Supplement Section.
1.7 SYSTEM LINE LIMITS

1.7.1 INTERNAL CABLING
T105 Telephone Station Loop Resistance Station Amplifier Loop Resistance
35 ohms (200 m 0.5 mm cable) 200 ohms (1100 m 0.5 mm cable)
Special (2-wire) Telephone Loop Resistance Horn Loudspeaker Loop Resistance
700 ohms (2.6 km 0.4 mm U/g cable) 1 ohm (5.5 m 0.5 mm cable)
(4.0 km 0.5 mm internal cable) P-Line Station Loop Resistance
Door Station Loop Resistance Line 1 35 ohms (200 m 0.5 mm cable)
40 ohms (235 m 0.5 mm cable) Line 2 Exchange lwp
Room Monitor Loop Resistance Handsfree Station Loop Resistance
35 ohms (200 m 0.5 mm cable) Line 1 35 ohms (200 m 0.5 mm cable)
Line 2 Exchange loop
1.7.2 REMOTE EXTENSION LIMITS
Special (2-wire) Telephone
Special (2-wire) Telephone line signalling limits are provided in Table 1 .l .
For additional information on the planning of outdoor or remote extension lines refer to Engineering In-
struction, PLANNING, Transmission, E7210, “Private Telephone Networks, Definitions and Limits”.
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EXCHANGE EXCHANGE DEPENDENT LIMITS (AI

INDEPENDENT
L I M I T S (fl) ARE, ARF, ARK, 2000 - TYPE, RAX
AXE, SIEMENS 17, CB
Ide= 2 0 m A I de = 25 mA I d e = 32 mA
B-E B-Et B-E*
(Fig. a1 (Fig. b) (Fig. c) A-E A-Et A - E * A - E A-Et A-E* A-E A-Et A-E+
VRSEU (Fig.a) (Fig.b) (Fig.c) (Fig.aI (Fig.b) ( F i g . c) (Fig.a) (Fig.b) (Fig.cI
q 24V
700 1640 2000 1400 3700 2800 900 2800 2100 550 1900 1500
+
Main Equipment S p e c i a l (2-wire)
Figure a Telephone
A B Et
Main Equipment Telephone
Figure b Note: SLE =Signalling Loop Extender

SLE Not to be strapped for ring boost
A B E*
Special (2-wire)
Main Equipment RSEU Telephone
Figure c Note: RSEU-Remote Station Extender
U n i t S338/12 8
: See Section 1*10.2(vii 1
Table 1 .l
1.8 SYSTEM COMPONENTS

The Main Equipment may be equipped with the boards and sub-assemblies listed in Table 1.2.
Refer to the Appendix for ordering of equipment.
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Name Code Description Notes
Main ME-T1 05 Control unit equipped Includes modules

Equipment for 1102 capacity. Houses CPB-Ti 05,
the system power supply VRA-T105,
and provides central CTM-T105,
termination for the system. RASA-T105
Central CPB-T105 Motherboard for all plug-in Available as a
Processor boards in Main Equipment. maintenance part.
Board Contains station interfaces for
the first two T105 Telephone
Stations and one exchange
line.
Power PS-T105 Mains transformer, switch Fitted at
Supply and fuse. installation.
Module
Voltage VRA-T105 DC regulators for power Available as a
Regulator supply. maintenance part.
Assembly
cable CTM-TlO5 Screw terminal module for Available as a
Terminating connecting all station wiring maintenance part.
Module to Main Equipment.
Cable CTM-T105-2LHF Screw terminal module for Optional-Required
Terminating connecting additional when one or more
Module-2-Line exchange lines through Main e-Line or Handsfree
or Handsfree Equipment for 2-Line or Stations are installed.
Handsfree Stations.
Ring RASA-T105 Switch assembly for Available as a
Assignment controlling ring signal to maintenance part.
Switch individual stations. Contains
Assembly POWER ON Lamp.
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Intercom ICB-T105-VF PBA which determines the VF or decadic
Control or system as VF or decadic and depending on type 01
Board ICB-T105-DEC provides individual paging and telephone stations,
tone signalling. fitted at installation.
Station STIB-T105 Interface PBA required for each Optional.

Interface additional T105 Telephone Up to 3 may be
Board Station beyond the first two equipped.
and for Room Monitor.
2-W ire TWIB-T105 Interface PBA required to Optional.

Extension provide a Special (2-wire) This displaces
Interface Telephone in place of T105 STIB 5.
Board Telephone Station 5.
Door DSIB-T105 Interface PBA required to Optional
Station provide the door station facility.
Interface
Board
Music MOHB-T105 PBA to provide music to Optional
On Hold exchange line On Hold.
Board
Classification CCK-T105 Kit for key controlled barring Optional.
Change of selected classifications of PBA is standard
Kit outgoing calls, Telecom Fleeting
Test Reversal (FTR)
module.
Table 1.2 - Main Equipment Boards and Sub-Assemblies
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The T105 Telephone Station is equipped for either VF or decadic dialling. Note that the VF and decadic
T105 Telephone Stations are distinct items of equipment, though their outward appearances are
identical. They may be distinguished by the designation label on the base.
Telephone stations (including the Special Telephone) connected to a T105 system must be either all
decadic or all VF, i.e. there may not be a mixture of the two.
The components of the T105 Telephone Station are listed in Table 1.3.
Telephone TS-TlO5-VF Telephone station for each

Station 4-wire extension on the
G-T1 05-DEC T105 system.
Power Fail TC-TlO5-PF Provides incoming audible One standard per

Tone Caller ringing signal in the event system. Additional
of power failure. tone callers optional.
Wall Mounting WMK-T105 Provides bracket and Optional

Kit replacement components to
allow wall mounting of
Telephone Station.
Table Model TMK-T105 Provides replacement Optional

Kit components to allow
conversion from wall
mounting to table model.
Access ABK-T105 Keylock for Telephone Optional

Barring Kit Station access barring.
Long Line LC-TlO5-L Three metre long Optional

Cord line cord.
Table 1.3 - Telephone Station Components

The Room Monitor Station is wall mounted, and similar in appearance to the Surface Mounting Door
Station. Table 1.4 shows its designation.
Room Monitor RMS-T105 Provides a monitor of audible Optional. This

Station activity in the vicinity of displaces Telephone
the station. Station 4.
Table 1.4 - Room Monitor Station Designation
1.8.4 SPECIAL TELEPHONE

The Special Telephone, optionally connected in place of T105 Telephone Station 5, may be any ap-
proved 2-wire telephone.
1.8.5 DOOR STATION

The Door Station may be one of three types, listed in Table 1.5.
1.8.8 OTHER STATION OPTIONS (Refer to Supplement Section)

(i) e-Line Station.
(ii) Handsfree Station.
(iii) Station Amplifier.
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Name Description Notes
Door Station DS-Tl05-SM Surface mounting Optional

- Plastic case.
DS-TlO5-SS Flush mounting

- Stainless steel.
DS-Tl05-BD Flush mounting

- Bronze decorative.
Flush FMK-Tl05-DS Wall mounting kit for flush Optional

Mounting kit mounting Door Stations.
Flush FMB-Tl05-DS Timber panel to cover whole Optional

Mounting brick for mounting flush door
Back board stations
Table 1.5 - Door Station Components
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1.9 BLOCK DIAGRAMS and DESCRIPTIONS
Fig. 1.1 shows the major components of the T105 system and their configuration. This section
describes each of these components in more detail.
Fig. 1.6 shows the functional blocks of the Main Equipment.
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Fig. 1.6 - Main Equipment Block Diagram
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&net& Block Diagrams and LkSCriptiOnS
Note that in this diagram, the system has been fully equipped, with a 2-wire Special Telephone -
provided in place of 4-wire T105 Telephone Station 5. If five T105 Telephone Stations had been
provided, then Station Interface 5 would be identical to Station Interfaces 3 and 4, i.e. equipped with the
STIB. The physically separate modules are indicated in the diagram, with their designations noted in
brackets.
Central Processor Board (CPB-T106)

Central Processor (CPU).
Controls all functions of the T105 system.
Scans the statis of all other modules and, according to its stored program, issues commands for all
signalling, connection, disconnection and monitoring functions.
Scans to detect the program and RASA switch positions.
Detects the presence of ICB and TWIB.
Line Circuit.
Connects the exchange line to the T105 system and provides the Telecom earthing point.
Detects exchange ring and informs the CPU.
Applies a hold condition to the exchange line when instructed by the CPU.
Provides earth on hookflash recall on a PABX line according to strap positions.
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Includes metal oxide varistors to protect the T105 system against voltage surges.
Provides the interface between the MOHB and the exchange line.
Ringing Oscillator.
Generates 500 and 600 Hz tones modulated by 16 Hz to provide the distinctive exchange and intercom
ring signals.
Alarm Oscillator.
Generates 600 Hz tone to provide the off-hook alarm and on-hold alarm.
Power Rectification.
Rectifies the 28 V AC and 8 V AC to DC and feeds them to the voltage regulators.
Station Interfaces
Station interfaces for station 1 and 2 are incorporated on the CPB and Station interfaces for 3,4 and 5
are provided when required as separate modules on the Station Interface Board (STIB).
Detect loop on the T105 station voice pair and informs CPU. Switches station voice pair between the
exchange path and intercom path.
Detect control signals from the station data pair and passes them on to the CPU.
Feeds ring signal tones and paging to the data pair.
Cable Terminating Modules (CTM-T105 81 CTM-Tl05-2LHF)

Provide for the termination of all system cabling (except 240 V AC).
Ring Assignment Switch Assembly (RASA-TlO5)

Provides the five ring assignment switches which allow the audible ringing signal to be either enabled
or disabled at each telephone station.
Provides a L.E.D. to indicate the presence of power.
Music On Hold Board (MOHET105)

Generates one of two electronic melodies according to the presence or absence of a strap and
transmits this melody to exchange line callers placed on hold.
Power Supply Module (PS-T105)

The Power Supply Module contains a transformer which converts incoming 240 V AC mains power to
provide 28 V AC and 8 V AC. These voltages are fed to the CPB for rectification.
Voltage Regulator Assembly (WA-T1 05)

The Voltage Regulator Assembly receives 28 V DC and 8 V DC from the CPB, regulates them to + 24 V -
DC and +5 V DC and feeds these back to the CPB for use by all system components.
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General Block Diagrams and Descriptions
‘-. Intercom Control Board (ICET105)

The ICB enables individual intercom calling, the system will work without an ICB but dialling of intercom
calls is not possible.
The ICB-Tl05-DEC is provided in a decadic system to receive dialled decadic signals from the
Intercom Path, ensure that they are valid and transmit them to the CPU.
The ICB-Tl05-VF is provided in a VF system to receive DTMF signals from the intercom path, ensure
that they are valid and transmit them to the CPU.
Either board generates ring tones for the intercom path.
Door Station Interface Board (DSIB-T105)

The DSIB must be provided when a Door Station is installed to:
Detect operation of the Door Station Button and informs the CPU.
Provide the Chime Tone under control of the CPU.
Amplify both way speech between the Door Station and intercom path.
Two Wire interface Board (TWIB-T105)

A TWIB must be provided when a 2-wire station is installed in lieu of station 5 to:
Detect a loop on 2 wire station and inform the CPU.
/ -
Switch 2 wire station to exchange or intercom path.
Provide divided transmission battery for intercom calls.
Generate and connect ring current to the 2 wire station under the control of the CPU.
Trip ring current when 2 wire station answers.
Generate and connect busy tone to the 2 wire station when the intercom path or exchange line is busy,
under the control of the CPU.
Classification Change PBA and Keylock (CCK-T105)

This is the standard Telecom circuit (PCA 146) which allows the local exchange to bar access to
outgoing STD and ISD calls. It provides for the fleeting test reversal (FTR) facility under keylock control.
Exchange Path
The Exchange Path extends the exchange or PBX line to all Station Interfaces.
intercom Path
,- The Intercom Path carries speech, dialling and ring tone between all stations (including the Door
Station) for intercom calls in the T105 system. Note that the Station Interfaces ensure that each station
is connected to either the Exchange Path or the Intercom Path.
Tone & Voice Signal Path

The Tone & Voice Signal Path carries ringing signal, the door chime, alarm tones and voice signals (for
All Call Page and Individual Call Page calls) between the T105 Telephone Stations.
Data Pair
The Data Pairs extend control signals between the Main equipment and the stations.
Voice Pair
The Voice Pairs extend either the Exchange Path or Intercom Path to the telephone stations.
Send Pair
The Send Pair extends the Door Station call button signal and microphone sound to the Tone & Voice
Signal Path and Intercom Paths respectively.
Receive Pair
The Receive Pair extends the Intercom Path to the Door Station speaker.
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&nwal Block Diagms and D8scriptbns

Fig. 1.7 shows the functional components of the T105 Telephone Station.
Fair Telephone
Circuit
I I
pyr
Tone
Caller
I Dialler
Monitor
-
i Amp
i
Speaker
Data
Signal
Sender / L
Receiver Amp
Fig. 1.7 - Telephone Station Block Diagram

Telephone Circuit
The Telephone Circuit is a conventional Japanese 2-wire transmitter/receiver circuit.
Dialler
In decadic stations, the Dialler is a standard dial pulse generator chip with inbuilt Last Number Redial
facility.
In VF stations, the dialler is a dual tone multi-frequency (DTMF) generator chip, without the Last
Number Redial facility.
Monitor Amp
The Monitor Amp is transformer coupled to the telephone receiver circuit, and is activated when the
MON Key is pressed.
Signal Amp
The Signal Amp drives the Telephone Station speaker with ringing signal, door chime signal and voice
signals for All Call Page and Individual Call Page.
Control Signals from Main Equipment to Telephone Station
Voltage Meaning
01)
23 Idle State
16.4 Turn LINE Lamp ON
11.2 Turn Signal Amp ON
Control Signals from Telephone Station to Main Equipment
Voltage Meaning
01)
5.1 S Key ON
2.4 INTERCOM Key ON
0 LINE Key ON
Table 1.6 - T105 Control Signals
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General Block Diagrams and Descriptions
‘-. Data Sender/Receiver

The Data Sender/Receiver circuit:
- sends control signals to the Main Equipment when the Telephone Station control keys are
pressed; and
- operates the Telephone Station LINE Lamp and Signal Amp under the control of signals
received from the Main Equipment.
Control signals exchanged between the Main Equipment and the T105 Telephone Station are listed in
Table 1.6
Power Fail Tone Caller

In the event of power failure, the Main Equipment connects the Voice Pairs of all stations to the ex-
change (or PBX) line and the Data Pairs become inactive.
The Telephone Station norma!ly obtains its ringing signal from the Data Pair, so when the power fails,
ringing signal must be generated from the Voice Pair. The Power Fail Tone Caller contains an oscillator
and amplifier which are activated in the presence of ringing current on the Voice Pair.
Access Barring Keylock

The Access Barring Keylock disables the station dialler, leaving the All Call Page as the only possible
outgoing call. Incoming calls are unaffected.

Fig. 1.8 shows the functional components of the Room Monitor Station.
Fig. 1.8 - Room Monitor Station Block Diagram
Activation Detector
With the Room Monitor Station switched ON, the station becomes active when the CPU applies 11.2 V
(the “Turn Signal Amp ON” control signal) to the Data Pair.
Power Feed
Power for the microphone and amplifier is supplied from the Data Pair.
Amplifier
A two stage amplifier is transformer coupled to the Voice Pair, extending the monitored sounds to the
listening station.
1.9.4 DOOR STATION

Fig. 1.9 shows the functional components of the Door Station.
Speaker
sp,‘:e Power Feed / FCh~rne Key

Amphfw a MIcrophone
Fig. 1.9 - Door Station Block Diagram
Power Feed/Amplifier
Power for the Door Station is derived from the Send Pair. A simple two stage amplifier drives the
microphone signal onto the Send Pair via a transformer.
The Door Station speaker is transformer coupled to the Receive Pair.
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General System Limitations and Compatibility
1.10 SYSTEM LIMITATIONS AND COMPATIBILITY

This section provides details of equipment limitations for alternative configurations and compatibility
with other equipment.
1 .lO.l PMBX Compatibility

The T105 system is generally compatible with all PMBXs.
(i) Type 2 PMBX must use a 4/2 wire interface unit type UAA 96A.
1.10.2 Special (2-wire) Telephone

Usage of Special (2-wire) telephones is limited by a feed voltage of 24 volts and a ring voltage of 46 volts
AC superimposed on the feed voltage.
(i) Line limit is 700 ohms (see section 1.7.2).
(ii) Parallel Telephones must be limited to one.
(iii) Parallel alarms must be limited to one (see section 1.10.6 (ii) ).
(iv) PBX recall can be provided with any recall telephone.
(v) Compatible telephones include:
- 800 series with anti-tinkle module
- Digitel
- Gondola
- FlipPhone
- Touchfone
- Touch A Matic - Memory
(vi) Non-Compatible telephones include:
- 800 Series incorporating classification change module
i.e. 8328, 8368, 8368 and 8916.
(idle line voltage is insufficient).
(vii) Remote Station Extender Unit (RSEU)

- The RSEU (S338/128) is a Commander S Item and may be used to extend the 2-wire T105
extension limits to 2000 ohms when on the 24 Volt range (see section 1.7.2).
- The RSEU can be located at either the main equipment or at the e-wire special telephone.
- The RSEU is polarity conscious and must be connected as shown in Figure 1 .lO, i.e. 3 to
5b, and 2 to 6a.
- For more details on the RSEU, refer to the Commander S Installation and Maintenance
Manual S338/282.
RSEU BASE PLATE-7
TO CTM
:d==
SWITCH SETTINGS 62) POSITION 1 = 12V. POSITION 2 = 24V

Figure 1.10 - Remote Station Extender Unit Terminations
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General System Limitations and Compatibility
7.
1.10.3 Door Stations
(i) Parallel Door Stations cannot be used in the system, i.e. Boor Stations may not be connected in
parallel.
1.10.4 Telephone Stations
(i) Portable Stations
a. Telephone Stations must be limited to one portable station per system. If more than one
portable Telephone Station is provided then the situation may arise where Telephone
Stations are connected in parallel and confusion could arise as to which extension number
is appropriate for a station.
b. 2-Line and Handsfree Stations must be fixed and not portable as the socket configuration
will loop the second exchange line when the plug is removed.
1.10.5 Exchange Line Testing

The exchange line is not polarity conscious and when tested from a test desk will exhibit a test similar to
the 800 telephone.
1.10.6 Extension Alarms

Extension alarms may be connected to the system within the following limits:
-_ (i) Exchange Line
. When connecting a parallel alarm
- a 1.5 uf capacitor must be provided in series with the alarm.
- an anti-tinkle module (ATM) S.311/330, must be provided when a parallel alarm is
applied to a decadic system.
. Up to 2 of the following alarms may bs provided in parallel across the exchange line
- Bellset No. 25 PS. (Sl2/49),
- Magneto Bell Assembly 59U, 4”gong (Sl2/37),
- Magneto Bell 16238, 6”gong (Sl2/5),
- Loud Sounding Alarm (S21/27), and
- Gliding Tone Caller (S302/13).
(ii) Special (2-wire) Extension
0 A single parallel alarm without anti-tinkle module may be used on the Special (2-wire)
extension. This includes the 6” Magneto Bell 16238.
(iii) Station Amplifier (Refer to Supplement Section)
. Up to three Station Amplifiers may be used in parallel on each 4 or 6-wire (2-Line)
extension in conjunction with a Telephone Station or stand alone for public address
purposes. A Horn loudspeaker can be added where greater volume is required.
1.10.7 P.A.B.X. Compatibility

The T105 System is generally compatible with all types of P.A.B.X.s with the following limitations.
(i) Phillips 1200, notes 1 and 2 apply.
(ii) Ericsson ASB, notes 1 and 2 apply.
(iii) Rolm (Plessey), notes 1 and 2 apply.
Notes: 1. Special (2-wire) telephones cannot be provided on T105 Systems connected to this
P.A.B.X. (Ring “silent period” on these P.A.B.X.s is long duration and causes the T105
System to release between ring bursts).
2. Ring signal on T105 Telephone Stations connected to these P.A.B.X.s may be random
periodicity.
1.10.8 Hearing Aid Coupler
Telecom does not provide a hearing aid coupler for Commander T105. Customers may, however, be
advised of commercially available hearing aid couplers that are compatible with Commander T105.
These devices are modern lightweight battery powered modules with excellent magnetic coupling
capability that attach externally to the telephone handset.
Compatible models include:
. Phonear PE 850
Australian distributors - Hearing Aid & Optical
Services Pty. Ltd.
Tel. (03) 63 4492
Permitted Attachment No. C83/18/89
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Installation introduction
2 INSTALLATION
2.1 INTRODUCTION
The following Installation Section is structured to provide a logical sequence for installation of the T105
system.
Note: 1. Refer to Section 1 .lO for System Limitations and Compatibility.
2. Refer to Supplement Section for installation information on e-Line Station, Handsfree Station
and Station Amplifier.
The steps to be followed are:
1. Order Equipment (see Section 2.3 and Appendix B)
The required equipment items are ordered from details supplied on the Telephone Order.
2. Install Cable
The required cabling is shown in Fig. 2.7
3. Mount Equipment (see Section 2.4)
4. Terminate Cable (see Section 2.5)
Terminate at Main Equipment and all stations.
5. Assemble Equipment (see Sections 2.6 and 2.7)
Main Equipment: Assemble with Power Supply, keylock options and PBAs as required.
Telephone Stations: Assemble with keylock, Power Fail Tone Caller and Wall Mounting Kit
components as required.
Note: Do NOT connect stations until cabling is checked!
6. Check Cabling (see Section 2.8)
Cabling is checked by measuring voltage levels at station sockets and termination points.
7. Connect Stations
8. Program System (see Section 2.9)
Set system programming switches and links.
9. Test System Operation (see Section 2.10)
Perform the operating tests to check that the system functions correctly.
10. Fill in Feedback Label (see Section 2.11)
Complete and dispatch the MIQA Feedback Label.
11. Leave Site Record (see Section 2.12)
2.2 WARNINGS
TELECOM 6031610
White 2 LINE la (+) na *

Blue 6 LINE 1 b (-) nb *
Red (W 1 DATA 1 (+) nD1 l
Black (BK) 5 DATA 2 (-) nD2 *

Green 4 LlNE2a(+) 2an *
Orange I:;; LINE 2b (-) 2bn *
t only required for 2-Line or HandsTree Stations *n = station number (l-5)
MUST be taken:
PBAs.
tions).
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Installation Warnings
d. Components are physically delicate. Finger pressure on a component can fracture, but not __
NOTE: These procedures apply equally to both working and faulty PBAs. Careless handling, storage
and transporting will cause secondary or future faults.
2.3 EQUIPMENT ORDERING

The Telephone Service Order provides initial customer information. Copies of the System Order Form,
with details of customer options, are also provided to enable the requisition of all necessary items of
equipment for the installation.
Appendix B provides a guide for ordering Commander T105 equipment for installation.
2.4 LOCATION and MOUNTING of EQUIPMENT

Equipment must be mounted in locations that allow good access, and provide adequate lighting for in-
stallation and maintenance activities.
All wall mounted equipment should be placed between 380 mm and 1800 mm from the floor surface.

Location
The customer must provide an exclusive power point within one metre of the Main Equipment.
Note that the Main Equipment must be generally accessible to the customer for operation of the Ring
Assignment Switches.
It should be mounted with at least 300 mm clear wall space on each side, and 1000 mm clear space in
front.
Cabling
The cables can be arranged in the cavity between the Main Equipment chassis and the wall for conve-
nient access.
Cover Removal
A single captive screw secures the three sided cover. When removing the cover, tilt upwards and lift off
as shown in Fig. 2.1.
Particular care should be taken to avoid damage to the power cord when the cover is being replaced.
Q 19: LIFT PULL OUTWARDS
Fig. 2.1 - Main Equipment Cover Removal

Mounting
A mounting template is supplied with the Main Equipment to simplify its positioning. (Fig. 2.2 also
shows the mounting hole spacings).
The template is placed on the wall over the desired location, and the positions for the four fixing devices
are marked. Suitable screws are inserted until approximately 13 mm protrudes from the wall surface.
The Main Equipment is hung over these screws using the mounting holes provided. The screws are
then fully tightened.
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ISSUE 4
Installatbn Location and Mounting of Equipment
298
317
Ii
Fig. 2.2 - Main Equipment Mounting Details

Table Model
T105 Telephone Stations are supplied as table models, with 610M sockets.
Wall Model
If a Telephone Station is to be wall mounted, a Wall Mounting Kit (WMK-T105) is required. This kit in-
cludes a bracket which is fixed to the wall surface. The 610M socket is clipped into the wall bracket as
shown in Fig. 2.3 Refer to Section 2.7.2 for details of wall Telephone Station assembly.
Fig. 2.3 - Telephone Station

Wall Mounting Bracket

Location
The Room Monitor Station is wall mounted by fixing the base plate to the wall surface. This necessitates
cover removal.
Cover Removal
To remove the cover, insert a flat screwdriver as shown in Fig. 2.4 to release the retaining clip. Pull the
cover forward. The front panel and associated circuitry can then be detached from the base by discon-
necting the printed board connector shown in Fig. 2.4.
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hstallation Location and Mounting of Equipment
COVER
TO RELEASE
WITHDRAW
INSERT FLAT SCREWDRIVER PLUG
8 WITHDRAW COVER
Fig. 2.4 - Room Monitor Station Cover Removal
Mounting
Mounting hole locations and cable
entry positions are shown in Fig. 2.5
CABLE
7 ENTRY
POINTS
Fig. 2.5 - Room Monitor Station Base Plate
2.4.4 DOOR STATIONS

The Door Station is generally installed near the main entry of a building, and care must be taken to _
avoid damage to adjacent wall surfaces, particularly where brick walls are involved.
After installation the transmit and receive levels should be adjusted for optimum performance on loca-
tion by means of the trimpots on the DSIB. Refer to section 2.9.4, Door Station Level Adjustment.
Surface Mounting Door Station

The surface mounting Door Station has the same design features as the Room Monitor Station, and the
mounting instructions of Section 2.4.3 apply.
Flush Mounting Door Stations

The flush mounting Stainless Steel and Bronze Decorative Door Stations are identical apart from their
removable front plates. To mount them, a suitable opening must be provided in the wall surface for the
station to fit in.
The protective film on the buttons, label and stainless steel face plate should be removed after installa-
tion.
On a timber wall, the Door Station is attached with screws through the mounting holes at each of its
corners.
On a brick or fibrocement wall, the door station is attached using the Flush Mounting Kit (FMK-T105).
This Kit, which is ordered separately, consists of a locking bracket (see fig. 2.6) which clamps in the wall
cavity. The bracket is inserted into the wall cavity at an angle and then straightened before tightening
the screws. The door station is then screwed to the front plate of the Flush Mounting Kit.
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ISSUE 4
Installation Location and Mounting of Equipment
e-.
MOUNTING BRACKET ORIENTATION
r
FOR BRICK WALL INSTALLATION
, FLUSH MOUNTING Y/ / BP’? /L-D. -’ ’ ‘^’ ’ HOUNTING
KTT (FMK-TIo~-DS) .-em
‘\ (PARTS sHowN
// 1 1 SHADED)
JTA I I
FLUSH MOUNTING-m WI ‘I(1 ASSEMBLY IN BRICK WALL
BACKBOARD
(FMB-T 105DS)
(OPTIONAL)
MOUNTING
n.7. _#,I-II ““,LI”
oMAlrr\C ~rnlC.IT I AnTlr\LIT
I ,“I”
III I II LDOOR STATION+/ /
FOR THIN PANEL WALL

INSTALLATION
Fig. 2.6 Flush Mounting Door Station Installation
Brick Walls
When installing a flush mounting Door Station in a brick wall, an opening approximately half the size of
a standard house brick is required: i.e. the hole dimensions should be 90 mm x 100 mm.
Where the removal of a whole brick is preferable, a timber backboard (Flush Mounting Backboard,
FMB-T105-DS, S361152) is available to provide an attractive covering surround for either model flush
mounting door station (see fig. 2.6).
Note: Where the integrity of the wall is in doubt, a surface mounting Door Station may be advised.
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installation Cabling & Terminating
2.5 CABLING & TERMINATING -
2.51 SYSTEM CABLING SCHEME

All components of the T105 system are cabled to the Main Equipment. The system cabling scheme is
provided on the Main Equipment mounting template, and is shown in Fig. 2.7
SOCKET
61Otl
2a4 0
2NO EXCH. LINE
STATIONS 2-5 2b3 0
STATIONS 2 - 5
203 0
ZNO EXCH. LINE

STATION 1
,CTM-TlOS-ZLHF '
t-----' -
6” NOTE 3
PLUG 1
I
ROOM
MONITOR
TELEPHONE
STATION 1
%otl: T
OR
NOTE
4w 4w
1 CTM-TlOS STATION 4
NOTES:
1 . 2-LINE O R HANDSFREE S T A T I O N S A R E O P T I O N S
IN LIE” O F T E L E P H O N E S T A T I O N S l - 5 .
2 . T O CTt4-TlOS-2LHF IF 2-LINE O R HANDSFREE S T A T I O N .
3 . W H E N S E C O N D L I N E CONNECTEO R E M O V E L I N K
F R O M Y)CKET T E R M I N A L S 2 AN0 3.
Fig. 2.7 - T105 System Cabling Scheme
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hstalla tion Cabling & Terminating
/ 2.5.2 CABLE TERMINATING MODULES

All system cabling (except 240 V AC power) terminates on the Cable Terminating Modules (CTM).
Fig. 2.8 shows the layout of the Cable Terminating Modules, and Table 2.1 shows the connections.
0 CTM-TIOS-2LHF 0
0 0
0.
EARTH
I
\ i \
\
\ i I \
0
Fig. 2.8 - Cake Tenhating Mohes (CTM)
\ 0 I I
/ ;
// \
\
\
\
\
I
Function
Soecial I 6
B Station 4 B
W Line 2 W
B Statlon 3 B
263 W Line 2 W I2
m2 B Station 2 B
Earth W Lllw 2 W
Exchange
Line
Table 2.1 - CTM Connections
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Installat& Cabling & Terminating
2.5.3 CABLING AND TERMINATING TECHNIQUES

Always use the correct size screwdriver when terminating conductors, and do not overtighten the screw
terminals. This reduces the force applied to the CTM and prevents any damage which may otherwise
occur.
When stripping cables, always leave enough spare conductor length to allow for CTM removal, as
shown in Fig. 2.9
CTM-T105-2LHF
CTM-T105
Fig. 2.9 - CTM Cabling
A releasable cable tie is provided so that terminations may be released, enabling the CTM to be
removed. The method of releasing the cable tie is shown in Fig. 2.10.
Fig. 2.10 - Cable Tie Release
2.5.4 EARTHING REQUIREMENTS
Lightning Protection
In lightning prone areas, exchange lines and e-wire external extensions must be protected at the point
of entry or distribution frame using Protector Block (S&Q/38), in accordance with Lines Engineering
Standard TPH0285, Lightning Protection at Customer’s Premises.
To fully utilise the inbuilt T105 surge protection circuitry, an earth should also be provided to the
terminal marked “E” on the Cable Terminating Module (CTM-T105) in the Main Equipment.
PBX Recall
When connected to a PMBX or PABX utilising earth recall, it is necessary to provide earth to the ter-
minal marked “E” on the CTM in the Main Equipment.
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installation Main Equipment Assembly
2.6 MAIN EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLY

The layout of the Main Equipment is shown in Fig. 2.11.
The location of each station must be entered on the directory card on the Main Equipment Control
Panel at the time of installation.
, CENTRAL PROCESSOR BOARD
SPARE FUSE
HOUSING
VOLTAGE
REGULATOR
CIASSIFICATION ASSEMBLY
CHANGE MODULE (Option)
DIRECTORY
CARD
PBA LOCKING BAR
CTM-T105-2LHF RETAINING SCREW
CUT-OUT
FOR KEYLOCK
OPTIONS
CONTROL
PANEL
CTM-T105 ’ POWER
SUPPLY
MODULE
POWER
CORD
ENTRY
Fig. 2.11 - Main Equipment Layout
2.6. 1 POWER SUPPLY

The Power Supply module (PS-T105) is ordered separately, and fitted at installation.
Fitting of Power Supply module:
. Remove the Control Panel.
. Connect the output leads of the Power Supply to plug CPI on the Central Processor Board (see
Fig. 2.14). Ensure the leads do not interfere with other PBAs.
. Position the Power Supply module in the Main Equipment. The rear lip fits under the correspon-
ding lug on the Main Equipment. The module is then secured by its front lip with two captive
screws.
. Replace the Control Panel (unless a keylock is to be fitted).
- . Secure the 240 V power cord in the cable clamp provided.
. Insert the spare fuse in its housing on the Control Panel (see Fig. 2.11)
2.6.2 CLASSIFICATION CHANGE KIT INSTALLATION (Optional)

Classification control (or trunk barring) is provided by installing the keylock and PBA of the
Classification Change kit (CCK-Tl05), S.361/12.
Note: When installed in a system on a step by step exchange line the system exchange line release
time must be set for 1.5 sec., i.e. D.I.L. switch 6 “Open”. (See Section 2.9.1).
The kit contains the following items:
- Classification control PBA (i.e. PCA 146);
- 2 PBA mounting posts;
- Keylock;
- Metal bracket; and
- Screws.
To fit the kit:
. Install the keylock as described in Section 2.6.3.
. Using the PBA mounting posts supplied, clip the PBA into position inside the metal frame, as
shown in Fig. 2.12
. Remove the strap between terminals PI and P2 on the Central Processor Board (see Fig. 2.14 for
- positions).
. Connect the grey PBA leads to terminals PI and P2.
. Connect the keylock leads to the Central Processor Board as follows:
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Installation Main Equipment Assembly
Lead Terminal (CPB)

Pink PI
Green P2 See Fig. 2.14 for CPB terminal positions.
Orange PP
MOUNTING POSTS
CCK-T105 _
IIF FITTED1
CTM-TIOS-2LHF-
Fig. 2.12 - Classification

Change PBA Positions
2.6.3 KEYLOCK INSTALLATION
To fit the keylock:

. Remove the Control Panel.
. From the rear of the panel, use a knife to cut the two webs then cut and push out the round cut-
out panel. Carefully clean around the keylock hole.
l Place the keylock in the metal bracket and secure with the screw provided (see Fig. 2.13).
. Screw the bracket and keylock assembly to the Control Panel, and m-install the Control Panel on
the Main Equipment.
Fig. 2.13 - Keylock Installation on

Main Equipment Control Panel
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hstallation Main Equipment Assembly
2.6.4 PRINTED BOARD ASSEMBLIES

A locking bar secures all plug-in PBAs in the Main Equipment. This must be removed to enable these
PBAs to be inserted or removed. Its replacement after assembly ensures that all PBAs are correctly and
firmly located.
To remove the PBA locking bar (see Fig. 2.1 l), loosen the single retaining screw and slide the bar to the
left.
All PBAs in the T105 system are marked with their code and serial/item number.
The Central Processor Board (CPB-T105) is included with the Main Equipment, and provides the com-
mon control circuitry as well as interfaces for Telephone Stations 1 and 2.
The Cable Terminating Module (CTM-T105) is also included with the Main Equipment.
An Auxiliary Cable Terminating Module (CTM-T105-2LHF) must be installed when 2-Line or

Handsfree Stations are to be provided.
With the exception of the Cable Terminating Modules, all PBAs are inserted with their component sides
to the right, in the positions indicated by the codes printed on the Main Equipment frame.
Either an ICB-TlOS-VF or ICB-T105-DEC must be installed, for a VF or decadic system respectively.
All other PBAs provide optional facilities or interfaces.
The PBAs required at installation are listed in Table 2.2. These must be ordered separately.
ME Frame PBA Code S/I No. PBA Name Required Purpose

Label
ICB ICB-T105-DEC 36113 Intercom Control If all stations decadic

Board-Decadic
or
ICB ICB-T105-VF 361/4 Intercom Control If all stations VF
Board-VF
STIB 3 STIB-T105 361/5 ;;trr Interface If Telephone Station 3

fitted
/-- STIB 4 STIB-T105 36115 Station Interface If Telephone Station 4

Board or Room Monitor fitted
STIB 5 STIB-T105 36115 Station Interface If Telephone Station 5

Board fitted
TWIB &lB-T105 361l7 TwoWire Interface If Special Telephone

Board fitted
DSIB DSIB-T105 36119 Door Station If Door Station fitted

Interface Board
MOHB MOHB-T105 36118 Music On Hold If Music On Hold option

Board fitted
Table 2.2 - PBAs Required at Installation
2.6.5 CENTRAL PROCESSOR BOARD LAYOUT

Fig. 2.14 shows the positions of the connectors, switches and terminal posts on the Central Processor
Board (CPB-T105).
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ISSUE 4
lnstalletin Main Equipment Assembly
- to RASA
-tovRA
-tops
Notes: 1. A link is located Pl -P2 if keylock is not fitted.

2. Refer section 2.9.2 for SCl, SC2 link details.
Fig. 2.14 - Central Processor Board (CPB) Layout
2.7 TELEPHONE STATION OPTION ASSEMBLY

Telephone Stations are supplied as table models, either VF or decadic.
Included with each Telephone Station is a User Guide and pack of five alternative coloured paper
panels.
Note: For 2-Line or Handsfree Stations refer to the Supplement Section.
Colour Panels
At installation, one of the coloured paper panels should be fitted, according to the customer’s
preference, and the exchange and station number entered in the space provided, as shown in Fig.
2.15. The remaining coloured panels are retained by the customer.
The paper panels are changed using a pin, as detailed in the User Guide.
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Fig. 2.15 - Telephone Number Position
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Installation Telephone Station Option Assembly
Options
The optional facilities listed in Table 2.3 may be provided at installation.
Optional
Facility Equipment Required Section
Power Fail Tone Caller Power Fail Tone 2.7.1 2-12

Caller (S.361/40)
Wall mounting station Wall Mounting Kii 2.7.2 2-13

conversion (S.361/36)
Access Barring Keylock Access Barring 2.7.3 2-14

installation Keylock Kii (S.361/11)
Table model station Table Model 2.7.4 2-15

conversion Kit (S.361136)
Long Line Cord 3.0 m Long Line Cord (S.361/51) 2.7.5 2-15
Table 2.3 - Telephone Station Installation Options
2.7.1 POWER FAIL TONE CALLER INSTALLATION

One Telephone Station in each system must have a Power Fail Tone Caller fitted. Additional Power Fail
Tone Callers are optional.
The Power Fail Tone Caller Kit (TC-T105-PF), S.361/40, contains the following items:
- Power Fail Tone Caller PBA;
- Retaining screw; and
- Self adhesive label (indicating that the Power Fail Tone Caller has been installed).
To fit the kit:
. Open the station, fit the PBA in the base (as shown in Fig. 2.16), and insert the retaining screw.
. Remove the two terminal links from connector CP4.
. Connect the PBA leads to CP4.
. Apply the self adhesive label underneath the station across the top of the equipment label.
LINE CORD POWER FAIL
TONE CALLER
n
I /i- -. ,
@ @ F
HANDSET
CORD ACCESS BARRING IF2mK2
KEYLOCK 8 BRACKET
(IF FITTED) .C
CPl
Note: When Power Fail Tone Caller is not fitted, links are located on pins 5-6 and 7-6 of CP4.
Fig. 2.16 - Internal View of Telephone Station
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ln.stalletEon Telephone Station Option Assembly
2.7.2 WALL MOUNTING TELEPHONE STATION CONVERSION

The Wall Mounting Kit (WMK-Tl05), S.361/38, is required to convert a Telephone Station for wall --
mounting. It contains the following items:
- Wall mounting bracket;
- Wall mounting gravity switch lever; and
- Handset rest piece and screw.
Wall Bracket
Fig. 2.3 shows the wall bracket with cable entry points and mounting slots for securing it to the wall
surface.
. Feed the cable into the wall bracket, clip the 610M socket into the bracket and terminate.
Gravity Switch Lever Replacement

To replace the table model gravity switch lever.
. From outside the Telephone Station, squeeze the lever in at the sides and withdraw it (see Fig.
2.17).
To install the hooked wall mounting gravity switch lever:
. Insert the top hinged part first, then push in the lever while squeezing the sides.
Fig. 2.17 - Gravity Switch Lever

Replacement
Handset Rest Piece Installation

. Remove the screw to release the handset retaining piece (shown in Fig. 2.17’) clip on the handset
rest piece (see Fig. 2.18), and secure it with the screw provided.
HANDSET
Fig. 2.18 - Handset Rest Piece

Installation
Wall Mounting the Telephone Station

Note: The Telephone Station should not be connected until the cabling is checked (see Section 2.8).
To install the wall mounted Telephone Station:
. Connect the line plug to the socket installed in the wall bracket.
. Roll up the line cord to fit inside the wall bracket.
. Clip on the Telephone Station as shown in Fig. 2.19.
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ISSUE 4
hstallation Telephone Station Option Assembly
PRESS IN CLIP
(c PUSH STATION
INTO POSITION
Fig. 2.19 - Telephone Station Wall Mounting
To remove the wall mounted Telephone Station:

. Press the clip up while pulling outward at the base, reversing the procedure shown in Fig. 2.19.
2.7.3 STATION ACCESS BARRING KEY LOCK INSTALLATION

Key controlled access barring from an individual Telephone Station or 2-Line Station or Handsfree
Station is provided by installing an Access Barring Keylock Kit (ABK-T105), S.361/11, in the station.

- Keylock;
- Plastic bracket;
To fit the keylock:

. Remove the station case and take out the plastic keyhole cover from the right hand side of the
case.
. Clip the lock mechanism into the plastic bracket.
. Fit the assembled keylock into the telephone case as shown in Fig. 2.20.
. Connect the keylock leads to the Station PBA as follows:
Lead Terminal
Orange K3
Pink K4 See Fig. 2.16 for terminal positions.
Green KP
Fig. 2.20 - Telephone Station Keylock

Fitting
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lnstaliation Telephone Station Option Assembly
2.7.4 TABLE MODEL CONVERSION

A Telephone Station, if originally converted to be wall mounted, may be reconverted to a table model
with the Table Model Kit (TMK-T105), S.361/38.
- Table model gravity switch lever:
- Handset retaining piece; and
- Screw.
To install the kit:
. Replace the wall mounting gravity switch lever with the table model lever (see Fig. 2.17).
. Remove the handset rest piece by removing the retaining screw and applying upward pressure to
the rest “hook” as shown in Fig. 2.21.
. Replace it with the handset retaining piece, and screw into place.
Fig. 2.21 - Handset Rest Piece Removal
2.7.5 LONG LINE CORD

Where required Telephone Stations may be fitted with a 3.0 metre line cord (S.361/51) to replace the
standard 1.8 metre line cord.
2.8 TERMINATION VOLTAGES

Before connecting any stations to the system, check that the following voltages at station sockets and
termination points are as shown in Table 2.4.
Station 610 Designation Voltages

Socket Power ON Power OFF
Telephone Station 2 na (+) 23-24 V 50 V (exchange dial tone)

sockets 6 nb k-4
1 nD1 ( + ) 22-23 V o/c (Note 2)
5 nD2 (-)
Door Station DSa (+) 1.2-1.8 V (Note 1) 0V

DSb ( - )
DSc o v o/c (Note 2)

DSd
Room Monitor a (+) 23-24V 50 V (exchange dial tone)

Station b l-1
Dl (+I 22-23 V o/c (Note 2)

LQ t-1
Notes: 1. The A.P.O. No. 3 voltmeter may be used, however Door station terminal voltage will read
0.8-1.0 V due to the low impedance of this meter on the O-3 volt scale.
2. o/c = open circuit. Due to the high impedance of the termination with the Power OFF,
induced voltages may be measured.
Table 2.4 - Termination Voltages
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hstallation Termination Voltages
2.9 INSTALLATION PROGRAMMING
2.9.1 CENTRAL PROCESSOR BOARD SWITCHES

A set of six switches in a DIL package is provided for system programming options. The switches are
located on the Central Processor Board (SW6 in Fig. 2.14) and the settings are detailed in Table 2.5.
Switch No. Station/Facility Positioh Description/Function
Exchange line Closed l 0.5 sec. (See Note).

release time. Open 1.5 sec.
Stn 5 or Closed Outgoing exchange access

Special Telephone barred.
Open l Exchange access.
Stn 4 Closed Room Monitor at extension 4.

Open * Telephone Station at
extension 4.
3 Stn 3 Closed Outgoing exchange access

barred
2 Stn 2 Closed Outgoing exchange access

barred.
1 Stn 1 Closed Exchange conference

(Secrecy release on
station 1).
Open l No exchange conference.
*The system is supplied with switches 1 to 5 Open and switch 6 Closed.
Table 2.5 - Central Processor Board Switches
Note: With switch 6 closed, the exchange line will be released by the Main Equipment within 0.5
seconds of the removal of the line loop condition. However, some PBXs and ARK exchanges produce
line breaks longer than 0.5 seconds during dialling and call set up. Switch SW6/6 can be set open to ex-
tend the release time to 1.5 seconds. The switch should normally be set closed unless symptoms of ex-
change line release during call set up occur.
2.9.2 PBX RECALL

Either earth or hook-flash PBX recall may be set by strapping terminals on the Central Processor Board
(see Fig. 2.14 for locations).
Earth recall
Straps SC1 and SC2 inserted

c?Q
Hook-flash recall (timed break of 500 mS)
Straps SC1 and SC2 removed

osclo osc2o
No recall
Strap SC1 inserted only
To remove or insert the wire straps SC1 or SC2, pull the black plastic section upwards, insert/remove
the wire strap and push down to lock, as shown in Fig. 2.22.
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Instalktbn Installation Programming
UFT TO
UNLOCK
Fig. 2.22 - Programming Strap

Insertion/Removal
2.9.3 MUSIC ON HOLD

When Music On Hold is provided, the required tune is selected by strap SC1 on the MOHB (see Fig.
2.23).
Strap SC1 inserted

- “Greensleeves”
Strap SC1 removed OSClO

- “Home on the Range”
Fig. 2.23 - Music On Hold PBA See Fig. 2.22 for strap insertion/removal.
2.9.4 DOOR STATION LEVEL ADJUSTMENT

As supplied the DSIB trimpot RV2 (for door station send transmission) is set to maximum and trimpot
RVl (for door station receive transmission) is set for optimum performance of the least sensitive door
station, the stainless steel model.
On installation of any door station acoustic feedback (squealing) may occur. If so reduce the setting of
RVl to just before onset of feedback.
In adverse situations the setting of RVl and RV2 may be adjusted to balance receive and send levels
respectively.
2.10 OPERATING TESTS
2.10.1 MAIN EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS

Note: Release all T105 Telephone Station Monitor keys before commencing tests.
Outgoing Exchange Line Call

. Make an outgoing exchange line call from a T105 Telephone Station.
Possible
Test at One Telephone Station Fault Page
EXCHANGE LINE SEIZED 11-12

LINE LAMP LIT 13-14
DIAL TONE RECEIVED 17
CORRECT NUMBER REACHED 15-16
SPEECH PATH PRESENT 71
HOLD FUNCTION (LINE LAMP FLASHES SLOWLY) 21-22
CORRECT TUNE FROM MUSIC ON HOLD (IF FITTED) 23
LINE CAN BE RE-SEIZED 11-12
LINE RELEASED 28
LINE LAMP OFF 91
LAST NUMBER REDIAL (DECADIC ONLY) 34
PBX Recall (if required)
PBX RECALL EFFECTIVE 1 18 I 3-7
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hstalla tion lnstalla tion Programming
Incoming Exchange Line Call

/--
. Set all Ring Assignment Switches to the ON position.
. Set up an incoming exchange line call (via auto ring back or depot).
I Test at&/ Telephone Stations

Possible
Fault Page
RINGING SIGNAL HEARD (LINE LAMP FLASHING)

CALL VOLUME CONTROL, ADJUSTABLE ZERO TO LOUD
. Leave CALL Volume Control on HIGH after test

. Set all Ring Assignment Switches to the OFF position.
NO RINGING SIGNAL HEARD 94 3-14
Note: The ringing signal heard at all stations confirms that the T105 Telephone Station amplifiers
are working.
. Reset all Rina Assianment Switches to the ON oosition.
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2.10.2 TELEPHONE STATION FUNCTIONS
All Call Page

. Make an All Call Page
Possible
Test atH Telephone Stations Fault Page
I
PAGE HEARD 41-42 3-9
Note: As all station amplifiers have already been tested, it is only necessary to hear the page at
one station.
Individual Intercom Call

. Make an Individual Intercom Call.
RING TONE HEARD 55-56 3-10

CORRECT EXTENSION OBTAINED 51-52 3-10
SPEECH PATH PRESENT 71 3-12
CALL RELEASED 28 3-8
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Vote: As only one number is dialled, it is an ideal time to test the Last Number Redial facility, using
the number dialled in the Individual Intercom Call.
Last Number Redial (Decadic Only)

. Press the INTERCOM Key, then the “#I” Key.
CORRECT NUMBER OBTAINED 34 3-9

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Access Barring (If station has Access Barring)
I KEYLOCK DISABLES DIALLING 95 3-14

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Monitor Function
. With the handset in place, press the MON Key and then the LINE Key.
MON LAMP LIT 22 3-8

LINE LAMP LIT 13-14 z
DIAL TONE HEARD ON STATION SPEAKER 31 3-9
I - MONITOR VOLUME CONTROL, ADJUSTABLE ZERO TO LOUD 96 3-14
. Press the MON Key again to release.
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Installation Operating Tests
Possible
Test at& Telephone Stations Fault Page
EXCHANGE LINE RELEASED

BOTH LINE AND MON LAMPS OFF 91 3-14
Intercom Call to Special (2-wire) Telephone

. Press the S key on a T105 Telephone Station.
RING TONE HEARD 55-56 3-10

SPEECH PATH PRESENT ON ANSWER 84 3-l 3
CALL RELEASED 28 3-8
Power Fail Operation
I
. Switch power OFF at the Main Equipment.
EXCHANGE LINE ABLE TO BE SEIZED AND RELEASED 11-12 3-7

INCOMING RINGING SIGNAL HEARD AT POWER FAIL
T105 TELEPHONE STATION(S) & THE SPECIAL TELE. 97 3-l 4
2.10.3 OPTIONAL FEATURES

2-Line Station
Handsfree Station Refer to Supplement Section
Station Amplifier >
SPECIAL (2-wire) TELEPHONE
Possible
Test at - Special Telephone
- - Fault Page
EXCHANGE LINE ABLE TO BE SEIZED BY 82 3-13

DIALLING “7”
EXCHANGE LINE ABLE TO BE SEIZED BY HOOK 82
FLASH WHEN INTERCOM PATH IS BUSY
CORRECT NUMBER OBTAINED 83
SPEECH PATH PRESENT 83
LINE ABLE TO BE RELEASED 28
ALL CALL PAGE OPERATES BY DIALLING “5” 85
INDIVIDUAL INTERCOM CALL OPERATES 84
DOOR STATION
Possible
Test at e Telephone Station Fault Page
DOOR CHIME HEARD AT A T105 STATION

AND DOOR STATION 63-65
DOOR STATION ABLE TO BE CALLED BY
DIALLING “6” 61-62
CONVERSATION ABLE TO TAKE PLACE 61-65
DOOR STATION RELEASED 28
SOOM MONITOR
. Switch the Room Monitor ON and call it from a T105 Telephone Station.
MONITORING OPERATES 66 3-11

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. Switch the Room Monitor OFF and call it from a T105 Telephone Station.
MONITORING DOES NOT OPERATE I 66 I 3-11
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Installation Operating Tests
SYSTEM ACCESS BARRING
Possible
Test at One Telephone Station Fault Page
CLASSIFICATION CONTROL
CORRECT CONTROL OF CLASSIFICATION 98 3-14
i.e. Classification barred with key removed.
EXCHANGE LINE CONFERENCE
Test at Telephone Station No. 7 only Pz%le Page

EXCHANGE CALL AT STATION 1 NON-SECRET 99 3-l 4
2.11 MIQA FEEDBACK LABEL

To provide feedback on equipment quality, a green “Installation Feedback Label” is supplied with the
Main Equipment. This label, shown in Fig. 2.24, must be filled out at completion of installation, and
returned to the address shown.
Note: When equipment is defective a Customer Equipment Fault Report Label (E441) must be
completed. (See Section 3.4)
On completion of installation fill in

reverse sidr and rrturn to:-
M.I.Q.A. SECTION,
1 lth FLOOR,
518 LITTLE BOURKE STREET,
-
MELBOURNE, 3000
:
i
:
,I : 1:
:
: / : / I /
: : :
: :
Fig. 2.24 - Installation Feedback Label (Green)

2.12 SITE RECORDS
A copy of the system order form should be used as a record of equipment locations and
options/facilities provided. This record should be taped inside the Main Equipment cover.
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Mah&nance lntruductbn
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3 MAINTENANCE
3.1 INTRODUCTION
The following Maintenance Section contains information which will be of assistance to field staff main-
taining Commander T105 systems.
Maintenance staff are requested to familiarise themselves with the warnings contained in Section 3.2,
and in general to confine maintenance activities to the replacement of faulty assemblies and parts.
Details of dismantling various items of equipment are contained in the Installation Section (Section 2) of
this manual. When maintenance requires the dismantling of equipment, the appropriate installation
reference should be consulted.
To assist in the ordering of maintenance spares, a serial list, exploded views and summary of all items
is included in the Appendix.
Notes: 1. Refer to section 1 .lO for SYSTEM LIMITATIONS and COMPATIBILITY.
2. Refer to Supplement Section for maintenance information on 2-Line Station, Handsfree
Station and Station Amplifier.
3.2 WARNINGS
r The following precautions must be observed when working on the system.
TELECOM 6031610
White 2 LINE la (+) na l
Blue T! 6 LINE 1 b (-) nb *

Red 03 1 DATA 1 (+) nD1 l
Black WI 5 DATA 2 (-) nD2 *

Green 4 LINE 2a (+) 2an *
Orange I:;; 3 LINE 2b (-) 2bn l
t only required for 2-Line or Handsfree Stations *n = station number (l-5)

,--
MUST be taken:
PBAs.
tions).
e. To protect against physical damage and damage due tq static discharge, PBAs must ALWAYS
3.3 TEST EQUIPMENT

The following equipment is required for field maintenance of the Commander T105:
- Normal maintenance tools, i.e. Buttinski, long-nose pliers, angle cutters and screwdrivers etc; and
- A multimeter with small test probes to measure line socket voltages.
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ISSUE 4
Maintenance Customer Equipment Fault Report Label
3.4 CUSTOMER EQUIPMENT FAULT REPORT LABEL -

To assist repair of assemblies and other items, field staff MUST attach a Customer Equipment Fault
Report Label, E441, (shown in Fig. 3.1) to all faulty assemblies at the time of field replacement. As the
circuits of these assemblies are complex, any information regarding the faulty condition will be of great
assistance to the repair centre. If the fault condition is suspected of being intermittent, this should be
noted also.
Fig. 3.1 Customer Equipment Fault Report Label
3.5 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

Due to the sensitivity of some components and difficulties of performing precise field diagnosis and
repair, maintenance is limited to changeover of printed board assemblies, modules or complete equip-
ment items as detailed in Section 3.5 and Section 3.6.
Details of dismantling procedures are included where the dismantling of equipment involves anything
other than obvious release and removal techniques.
For non-disposable modules (printed board assemblies and equipment items), it is emphasised that to
protect the faulty assemblies from further damage, they should be transported in the protective packag-
ing and containers supplied with the new items.

All modules and PBAs in the Main Equipment (ME) are replaceable and available for field maintenance.
Some pertinent instructions on Main Equipment maintenance operations are included in Section 2, i.e:
See
Operation Section Page
ME Cover Removal 2.4.1 2-2

PBA insertion/removal 2.6.4 2-10
Cable tie release 2.5.3 2-7
Programming link insertion/removal 2.9.2 2-16
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ISSUE 4
Maintenance Maintenance Procedures
Central Processor Board Replacement

As the Central Processor Board (CPB) is the most difficult module to replace in the Main Equipment,
any fault should be firmly diagnosed to this PBA before it is replaced.
To replace the CPB:
. Release the cable tie and remove the Cable Terminating Module (CTM) with its terminations
intact.
. Remove all plug-in PBAs and plugs from the CPB.
. Remove the Power Supply.
. Remove the Main Equipment (ME) from the wall.
. From the rear of the ME, use pliers to squeeze and push in the mounting posts supporting the
CPB. Remove the CPB through the top of the Main Equipment (see Fig. 3.2).
. When the CPB is clear, transfer the mounting posts to the replacement CPB and push the new
CPB and mounting post assembly into place.
. Re-install all plugs, modules and PBAs.
. Ensure that the faulty CPB is returned to store in its correct packaging with the Customer Equip-
ment Fault Report Label.
FROM REAR MAIN
Fig. 3.2 - CPB Removal/Replacement
3.5.2 POWER SUPPLY and VOLTAGE REGULATOR

A fauft in the Power Supply or Voltage Regulator, other than a blown fuse, requires the replacement of
the Power Supply module or the Voltage Regulator Assembly respectively.
WARNING
DO NOT Unplug the Voltage Regulator Assembly with the power on.
DO NOT connect power with Voltage Regulator Assembly disconnected as filter capacitors will cause
surge damage to CPB and VRA.
A spare fuse is located in the plastic housing at the top right hand corner of the Main Equipment Control
Panel.
To replace the Power Supply:
. Unscrew the Control Panel and move it forward.
. Release the power cord clamp and the two captive screws at the front of the Power Supply.
. Slide the Power Supply out of its location.
. Release the connector to the CPB.
3.53 TELEPHONE STATIONS

Maintenance on Telephone Stations is confined to replacement of the following components:
- Line and handset cords;
- Transmitters, receivers and complete handsets;
- Detachable number cards, colour cards, faceplate and knobs;
- Power Fail Tone Callers;
- Access Barring Keylocks; and
- Wall Mounting Kit components.
Faults which cannot be rectified by replacement of the above parts will require replacement of the com-
plete Telephone Station.
Wall Telephone Station Removal

See Fig. 2.19 for details of how to unclip a wall mounted Telephone Station.
Handset Dismantling
To dismantle the handset for replacement of the transmitter, receiver or line cord:
. Use a knife to carefully lift the self-adhesive handset screw cover and remove the screw.
. Hold the handset face downwards as shown in Fig. 3.3
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ISSUE 4
Maimnatnx Marmnance Prom&m
. Twist the handset as indicated by the arrows in Fig. 3.3 until a “click” is heard, and the two -
mouldings snap apart on one side.
. To separate the two mouldings completely, lift the top piece by grasping it at the cord end.
. To reassemble the handset, check that the internal wire is clear of the handset screw hole, and
clip the mouldings together starting from the cord end.
. After assembling the handset, the self-adhesive handset screw cover may be reused. Alterna-
tively, these covers are available as maintenance parts.
Fig. 3.3 - Telephone Handset Dismantling
3.6 MAINTENANCE PARTS

Notes: 1. Exploded views showing field maintenance parts are shown in Appendix C.
2. Maintenance parts for 2-Line Station, Handsfree Station, and Station Amplifier are listed
in the Supplement Section. I
3.6.1 CONSUMABLE ITEMS
COMPONENT DESCRIPTION CODE S/I No.

Transmitter Inset TRA-N 338/601
Receiver Inset REC-N 336/600
Ring Assignment Switch Assembly RASA-T105 361/10
Voltage Regulator Assembly VW-T105 361/14
Designation Plate DP-T105-ME 361/17
PBA Mounting Post MP-T105 361118
Line Button LB-T1 05 361122
Monitor Button MB-T1 05 361/23
Keylock Hole Cover KHC-T105 361/24
Number Card NC-T1 05-TS 361146
Face Plate FP-T105-TS 361147
Colour Card Set CCS-TlO5-TS 361148
Slide Control Knob SCK-T105-TS 361149
Colour Card Set (Mk2) CC!%T105-TS/2 361153
User Guide Book DOC-T105-UGB 361/60
Line Cord LC-T105 361141
Long Line Cord LC-T105-L 361/51
Handset Cord HC-T105 361/42
Handset HS-T105 361143
Handset Screw Cover HSC-T105 361125
Flush Mounting Kit FMK-T105-DS 361150
Flush Mounting Back board FMB-T105-DS 361152
603M Plug 268139
610M Socket 26w40
Cable (2 pair) 32316591
Fuse 200mA Slow Blow 1 l/238
Table 3.1 Consumable Items

3.6.2 I4CCOUNTABLE ITEMS
1 The items listed_ .below will be held at the FDCISDC store. When the diagnostic procedures indicate that
one or more ot these parts requires replacement, they should be obtained from the store on a one-for-
one basis.
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Mahtenance Maintenance Parts
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r COMPONENT DESCRIPTION I CODE I S/I No.
MAIN EQUIPMENT
Power Supply module PS-T105 36112
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PRINTED BOARD ASSEMBLIES
Intercom Control Board - Decadic ICB-T105-DEC 361 I3
Intercom Control Board - VF ICB-T105-VF 36114
Station Interface Board STI B-T1 05 361/5
Cable Terminating Module CTM-T105 361/6
2-Wire Extension Interface Board TWIB-T105 361l7
Music On Hold Board MOHB-T105 36118
Door Station Interface Board DSIB-T105 36119
Central Processor Board CPB-T105 361113
Power Fail Tone Caller Kit TC-TlO5-PF 361/40
STATIONS
Telephone Station - Decadic TS-T105-DEC 361/30
Telephone Station - VF TS-T105-VF 361/31
Door Station - Surface Mounting DS-T105-SM 361 I32
- Door Station - Flush Mounting,
Stainless Steel i DS-T105SS 361133
Door Station - Flush Mounting,
Bronze Decorative DS-TlO5-BD 361134
Room Monitor Station RMS-T105 361 I35
Table 3.2 Accountable Items
3.7 TERMINATION VOLTAGES

For the expected range of termination voltages, see Table 3.3
Station 610 Designation Voltages

Socket Power ON Power OFF
Telephone Station 2 23-24 V 50 V (exchange dial tone

sockets 6 g I’;
nD1 ( + ) 22-23 V o/c (Note 2)

n D 2 (-)
2an (+) 50 v 50 v
2 b n (-) (exchange (exchange dial tone)
dial tone)
Door Station DSa ( + ) 1.2-1.8 V o v

DSb (-) (Note 1)
DSc o v o/c (Note 2)

DSd
Room Monitor 23-24 V 50 V (exchange dial tone9

Station Fl I’;
22-23 V o/c (Note 2) ?
Notes: 1. The A.P.O. No. 3 Voltmeter may be used, however Door station terminal voltage will read
0.8-1.0 V due to the low impedance of this meter on the O-3 volt scale.
2. ok = open circuit. Due to the high impedance of the termination with the Power OFF,
induced voltages may be measured.
3. Termination for 2-Line and Handsfree Stations.
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Maintenance Fad Finding Tab/as
3.0 FAULT FINDING TABLES

3.8.1 FAULT FINDING INDEX TABLE NUMBER
INCOMING EXCHANGE LINE FAULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.4
OUTGOING EXCHANGE LINE FAULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.5
OTHER EXCHANGE LINE FAULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.6
TELEPHONE STATION FAULTS . . . .._.............................................................. 3.7
CALL PAGE FAULTS ., ,...............,...................................................................... 3.8
INTERCOM CALL FAULTS . ..t.......................................................................... 3.9
DOOR STATION AND ROOM MONITOR FAULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.10
TRANSMISSION AND POWER FAULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.11
SPECIAL (2 WIRE) TELEPHONE FAULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.12
MISCELLANEOUS FAULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.13
2-LINE AND HANDSFREE STATION FAULTS ,.....,...,...,..,,.,,..,...,..,,..,,..,,., Refer to Supplement
3.8.2 FAULT FINDING PROCEDURES
The following procedures provide an orderly set of steps for rectifying faults in the T105 system. The
numbers in the following tables indicate the order in which diagnostic and repair procedures are to be
undertaken.
INCOMING EXCHANGE LINE FAULTS
Replace
Fault Fault STIB Additional/Special
No. Description Station TWIB ICB Stations CPB Procedures
3-4-5
only
1 No incoming exchange 4 5 7 1. Switch on Ring

line ringing signal Assignment Switch.
(LINE Lamp Flashes). 2. Increase volume level.
One station only. 3. Check links on CP4
in Telephone Station
(fig. 2.16)
6. Replace RASA
2 No incoming exchange 3 5 1. Switch on Ring
line ringing signal Assignment Switches.
(LINE Lamp Flashes). 2. Increase volume level
More than one station. 4. Replace FtASA
3 No incoming exchange 1 2 3
line signal
(Audible or Visual).
One station only.
4 No incoming exchange 3 1. Check for exchange

line signal line operation on
(Audible or Visual). lead in cable.
More than one station. 2. Check link on Pl/P2
(fig. 2.14)
5 LINE lamp does not 1 2 3

flash with exchange
ring (Ringing signal is
received).
One station only.
6 LINE lamp does not 1

flash with exchange
ring (Ringing signal is
received).
More than one station.
NOTE: Possible cabling faults: Check cable terminations and voltage levels
Table 3.4
3-6 T105
ISSUE 4
Mahtenance Fault Finding Tables
OUTGOING EXCHANGE LINE FAULTS

Replace
3-4-5
only
11 Exchange line cannot 2 3 4 1. Check line barring.

be seized. i.e. - DIL switch
One station only. (Table 2.5)
- links Pl/P2
(fig. 2.14)
12 Exchange line cannot 2 1. Check line barring.
be seized. i.e. - DIL switch
More than one station. (Table 2.5)
- links Pl/P2
(fig. 2.14)

light when exchange
line seized.
One station only.
14 LINE lamp does not 1 2

light when exchange
line seized.
15 Exchange line call 1 2 3

cannot be performed.
One station only.
16 Exchange line call 3 4 1. Check for exchange

cannot be performed. line operation on lead
More than one station in cable.
2. Check link Pl/P2
(fig. 2.14)
17 No dial tone when 3 1. Check line barring.

exchange line seized. 2. Check station
receiver.
18 Exchange line 1. Change SW61 to

releasing during a call closed (ON) to give
via an ARK or PABX. release time of
1.5 seconds.
Table 3.5
3-7 T105
ISSUE 4
Maintenm Fault Finding Tabks
OTHER EXCHANGE LINE FAULTS

Replace
3-4-5
only
21 Exchange line cannot 1 2 3

be put On Hold.
One station only.
22 Exchange line cannot 1 2

be put On Hold.
23 No Music On Hold. 2 1. Replace MOHB.

flash when call On Hold.
One station only.
25 LINE lamp does not 1 2

flash when call On Hold.
26 No PBX recall. 1 2 3
One station only.
27 No PBX recall. 3 4 1. Check PBX recall

More than one station straps.
2. Check PBX earth to
T105
28 Exchange line cannot 2 3 4 1. Release MON Key.

be released by switch
hook operation.
One station only.
29 Exchange line cannot 1 2

be released by switch
hook operation.
Table 3.6
3-8 T105
ISSUE 4
Mahtenance Fault Finding Tabhzs
TELEPHONE STATION FAULTS

Replace
Fault Fault STTB Additional/Special
3-4-5
only
31 B party voice not 3 1. Restore handset.

monitored with Mon 2. Increase volume.
key operated.
32 MON lamp does not 1 2 3

light during monitoring.
1. Replace Power Fail
33 Power Fail Tone
Tone Caller.
Caller does not 2. 2-Line Station
operate. must be replaced.
34 No last number redial. 1
_- 35 No Audible signalling 3 4 5 6 1. Increase “Call” volume

level.
2. Check links on CP4 in
Telephone Station
(fig. 2.16).
Table 3.7
CALL PAGE FAULTS

Replace
Fault Fault Additional/Special
3-4-5
only
.- 41 All Call Page does 2 3 4 1. Check links on CP4 in

not function. Telephone Station
One station only. (fig. 2.16).
42 All Call Page does 1 2

not function.
43 Individual Call Page 3 4 5 1. Restore all handsets.

does not function. 2. Increase volume level.
(All Call Page OK).
44 Individual Call Page 2 3 4 5 1. Increase volume level.

not audible.
One station only.
45 Individual Call Page 2 3 4 1. Increase volume level.

not audible.
Table 3.8
3-9 T105
ISSUE 4
Maintenance Fault Finding Taths
INTERCOM CALL FAULTS -
Replace
.
Fault Fault B Additional/Special
No. Description S t a t i o n TWIB I C B Stations CPB Procedures
3-4-5
only
51 Individual Intercom 3 4 6 1. Restore all handsets.

Call does not function 2. Increase volume level.
(All Call Page OK).
One station only.
52 Individual Intercom 3 5 1. Restore all handsets.

Call does not function 2. Increase volume level.
(All Call Page OK).
More than one station
53 Individual Intercom 3 4 5 6 1. Increase volume level.

Call not signalled. 2. Check links on CP4 in
One station only. Telephone Station
(fig. 2.16).
54 Individual Intercom 3 4 5 1. Increase volume level.

Call not signalled. 2. Check links on each
More than one station CP4 in Telephone
Station (fig. 2.16).
55 Ring tone cannot be 1 2 3 4

heard on Individual
Intercom Call.
One station only:
56 Ring tone cannot be 1 2 3

heard on Individual
Intercom Call.
More than one station
Table 3.9
3- 10 T105
ISSUE 4
Mahetmnce Fault Finding Tables
DOOR STATION AND ROOM MONITOR FAULTS

Replace
3-4-5
only
61 Door Station call 2 4 6 7 1. Restore all handsets.

cannot be performed 3. Replace DSIB.
One station only. 5. Replace Door Station.
62 Door Station call 3 5 6 1. Restore all handsets.

cannot be performed 2. Replace DSIB.
More than one station. 4. Replace Door Station.
63 Door Station call chime 2 3 1. Increase volume level.

not signalled.
One station only.
64 Door Station call chime 3 1. Replace DSIB.

/--
not signalled. 2. Replace Door Station.
65 No chimeback tone to 3 1. Replace DSIB.

door station. 2. Replace Door Station.
66 Room Monitor does not 4 3 6 1. Turn on Room

function. Monitor.
2. Set switch on CPB
for Room Monitor.
5. Replace Room
Monitor.
67 Door Station accoustic 1. Adjust trimpots on

feedback DSIB.
RVl for door station
receive.
RV2 for door station
send.
Table 3.10
3- 11 T105
ISSUE 4
Maintenance Fault Finding Tables
TRANSMISSION AND POWER FAULTS

qeolace
Fault Fault STIB A Additional/Special
No. Description ICB Stations CPB Procedures
3-4-5
only
71 Poor transmission 2 3 4 1. Replace transmitter

and/or reception. and/or receiver.
One station only.
72 Poor transmission 1 2
and/or reception
Table 3.11
3- 12 T105
ISSUE 4
*
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SPECIAL (2 wire) TELEPHONE FAULTS
NOTE: Check performance of Special Telephone before performing procedures described below.
Replace
3-4-5
only
81 No incoming exchange 2 4 1. Switch on Ring
line ringing signal. Assignment Switch.
3. Replace RASA.
82 Exchange line cannot 1 2 3
be seized.
83 Exchange line call 1 2 3

cannot be performed.
84 Individual Intercom 1 2 3
Call cannot be
performed.
/-
85 All Call Page does 2 3 4 1. Restore all handsets.

not function.
86 Call to Special 1 2 3 4
Telephone cannot be
received.
87 Room monitor does 1 2 3 4

not function from
Special Telephone.
88 Intercom busy tone 1 2

cannot be heard at
special telephone.
Table 3.12
3- 13 T105
ISSUE 4
MISCELLANEOUS FAULTS
Replace
No. Description Station WIB ICB Stations CPB Procedures
3-4-5
only
91 Line lamp remains lit 1 2 3
92 Call volume control 1

not functioning.
93 Ring assignment 2 1. Replace RASA-T105.

switches do not
control ringing
signals.
94 MON volume control 1

not functioning.
95 Access barring keylock 1. Check programming.

not functioning. 2. Replace ABK-T105.
96 Call not released 1 2 3

by MON key.
97 Power fail caller 1. Replace TC-T105-PF.

not functioning. 2. Replace 2-Line.
98 Classification control 1. Replace CCK-T105.

not functioning. 2. Check exchange is
equipped for
classification control.
99 Exchange line 2 1. Check programming.

conference not
functioning.
Table 3.13
3.9 REPAIR PROCEDURES FOR ACCOUNTABLE ITEMS
3.9.1 PRINTED BOARD ASSEMBLIES (PBAs)

No repair of PBAs will be carried out on site or in field depots. Any fault in a PBA will necessitate
replacement of that assembly.
All faulty PBAs will be suitably packaged (same type of carton and packaging as supplied with the new
item) for forwarding, using existing procedures, to the State Workshops where replacements will be
provided.
A Customer Equipment Fault Report Label (E441) must be attached to all faulty PBAs, and filled out
with as many details of the fault condition as possible. -
Each State Workshop should keep an accurate record of all PBAs despatched and received to ensure
that replacements are obtained one-for-one.
3- 14 T105
ISSUE 4
Maintenance Repair Procedures for Accountable Items
3.9.2 MAIN EQUIPMENT AND STATiONS

i.e. Main Equipment, Power Supply module, Telephone Station, 2-Line Station, Handsfree Station,
Station Amplifier, Door Station, and Room Monitor Station.
Repair of the above items will be limited to the replacement of PBAs and spare parts as listed in the
Field Maintenance Parts in Appendix C.
All faulty items will be suitably packaged (same type of carton and packaging as supplied with the new
item) before forwarding from the field to the local store, for forwarding to the Sifting Room, using Form
S417 procedures.
3- 15 T105
ISSUE 4
2-LINE STATION, HANDSFREE STATION
and STATION AMPLIFIER
CONTENTS
4. SUPPLEMENT Page
4.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................... 4-l

4.2 WARNINGS ...................................................................................... 4-l
4.3 P-LINE STATION.. ............................................................................ 4-l
4.3.1 General Description ........................................................... 4-l
4.4.1 General Description ........................................................... 4-5
4.4.2 Facilities ........................................................................... 4-6
r‘
4.4.3 Operating Instructions ........................................................ 4-6,
4.51 General Description ........................................................... 4-14
4.5.2 Facilities and Operation ...................................................... 4-15
4.6.1 Introduction ....................................................................... 4-16
4.6.2 Equipment Ordering.. ......................................................... 4-16
4.6.3 2-Line Station ................................................................... 4-16
4.6.4 Handsfree Station .............................................................. 4-17
4.6.5 Secondary Cable Terminating Module .................................. 4-18
4.6.6 Wall Mounting ................................................................... 4-19
4.6.7 Colour Panels .................................................................... 4-19
4.6.8 Station Access Barring Keylock.. .......................................... 4-19
4.6.9 Cabling and Termination.. ................................................... 4-19
4.6.10 Station Amplifier Installation ................................................ 4-20
r-
4.6.11 Supplementary Operating Tests ........................................... 4-21
4.7.1 Introduction.. ..................................................................... 4-22
4.7.2 Termination Voltages ......................................................... 4-23
4.7.3 Maintenance Parts.. ........................................................... 4-23
4.7.4 Supplementary Fault Finding Tables .................................... 4-24
T105
ISSUE 4
Supplement lntmduction
r-. 4 SUPPLEMENT, 2-LINE STATION, HANDSFREE STATION AND

STATION AMPLIFIER
4.1 INTRODUCTION
This section of the manual is a supplement to provide description, installation and maintenance
information on later options now available on the Commander T105 Telephone System.
These options include a Station Amplifier, a 2-Line Station and a Handsfree Station.
The information in this supplement applies specifically to the above optional items and should be used
in conjunction with the other sections of the manual.
The Appendix section provides information to assist in ordering, installation, and maintenance
components for these optional items.
4.2 WARNINGS .
,- TELECOM 603/610
White (W) 2 LINE la(+) na*
Blue (8) 6 LINE lb (-) nb*
Red (W DATA 1 (+) nD1 l
Black WI : DATA 2 (-) nD2*

Green Wt 4 LINE 2a (+) 2an l
O r a n g e (0)t LINE 2b (-) 2bn*

t only required for 2-Line or Hand3sfree Stations n = station number (l-5)
l
-
MUST be taken:
PBAs.
connectors (contaminants introduced by fingers can cause corrosion and high resistance
connections).
necessarily break components leads, producing a future fault.
be wrapped in the original wrapping (an ANTISTATIC plastic bag), and then placed in the
protective container provided with the new item.
4.3 P-LINE STATION

4.3.1 GENERAL’DESCRIPTION
The 2-Line Station resembles the T105 Telephone Station in appearance, with the addition of a second
line button (LINE 2) and associated LED indicator for a direct line to that station (Fig. 4.1). The 2-Line
Station may replace any CommanderT Telephone Station such that the maximum line capacity of the
system becomes 6 (i.e. 1 system line plus 5 direct lines).
The CommanderT Telephone Station User Guide has been extended to include user instructions for
the 2-Line Station and will be included with the Station. The station case and set of six faceplate Colour
Cards are in the same colours as the standard CommanderT Telephone Station.
Decadic 2-Line Stations also have a 10 number abbreviated dialling facility. Separate stations are
required for Decadic or VF operation.
4-l T105
ISSUE 4
supplement 2-Line Station Operating Instructions
Fig. 4.1 - P-Line Station
4.3.2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

The e-Line Station includes all facilities of the standard T105 Telephone Station plus an additional
exclusive exchange line.
The line keys are designated Line 1 and Line2. Line 1 is common to all stations as the system exchange
line and Line2 is an exclusive second exchange line on that 2-Line Station.
All operating procedures for the Standard Station apply to the 2-Line Station, with the following
additions.
Visual Indication
A separate line lamp provides a visual indication of line status on Line2.
LINE LAMP INDICATION FLASHING RATE

Steady Busy Steady
Slow Flash Call on Hold 1s On/is Off
Rapid Flash Incoming Call Follows Ring Cadence
NOTE: Line lamps are extinguished during the operation of several functions (refer section 1.6.2).
Audible Signals
The exchange line call signal on Line2 is a higher pitched tone to distinguish it from the Line 1 call
signal.
Exchange Line1 call: 0.4s ON/0.2s OFF/O.4s ON12s OFF, 500/600 Hz modulated by 16 Hz.
Exchange Line2 call: 0.4s ON/0.2s 0FFl0.4~ ONl2s OFF, 630 Hz.
Intercom Call: 1 s ON/2s OFF, 500/600 Hz modulated by 16 Hz.
On Hold Alarm: 1 s ON/l s OFF, 600 Hz.
Off Hook Alarm: 0.5s ON/0.5s OFF, 600 Hz.
Incoming Exchange Line Call on Line2

Line2 lamp flashes rapidly and a higher pitch ring tone is provided to signal an incoming call on Line2.
The volume of the call signal on both Line 1 and Line2 may be adjusted simultaneously using the call
volume control on the station.
To answer an exchange call on Line2:
l lift the handset
0 press the Line2 key.
The Line2 lamp will glow steadily.
4-2 T105
ISSUE 4
Supplamant 2-line station Qxrating lnstnrctions
T-- To disconnect, replace the handset and Line2 lamp will extinguish.
Note: Calls on Line2 cannot be transferred to other stations. A call on Line 1 is automatically placed on
hold when the Line2 key is pressed to answer a call on Line2.
Outgoing Exchange Line call on Line2

0 check that the Line2 lamp is OFF
0 lift the handset and press the LINE2 key.
The LINE2 lamp will glow steadily
. listen for dial tone
. dial the number required (if Line2 is connected via a PABX, dial the access digits, listen for
exchange dial tone, and then dial the required number).
To disconnect, replace the handset and LINE2 lamp will extinguish.
To Hold an Exchange Call on Line2

An exchange call on LINE 2 may be placed on Hold while enquiry calls are made on the intercom link or
on exchange Line 1.
To place the call on Hold

. advise the caller that the call is being placed on Hold.
. press either the intercom, S, or Line1 key.
/--
The LINE2 lamp will flash slowly.
Enquiry calls may now be made on LINE1 or intercom.
. to return to the caller, press the LINE 2 key.
The LINE2 lamp will glow steadily.
Monitor
The progress of a dialled call on LINE 2 may be monitored in the same manner as calls on the standard
T105 Telephone Station.
PBX Recall
Line2 on the 2-Line Station is not equipped with the PBX recall facility.
Abbreviated Diaiiing (Decadic Stations Only)

Up to 10 numbers (max. 19 digits each) may be stored.
To store a number: - lift
- press *
- dial required number
- press *
- dial storage location (O-9)
- replace handset.
To dial an
abbreviated number: - lift handset, select line
- press #
- dial required storage location (O-9).
Power Fail
The 2-Line Station is provided with power fail operation as a standard feature to enable incoming and
outgoing calls to be made. The power fail line will be Line 1 unless Line2 was in use at the time of power
failure, in which case Line2 will be “locked in” as the power fail line.
Wail Mounting/Keyiocks
The CommanderT Wall Mounting Kit and Access Barring Keylock can be fitted to the 2-Line Station.
As in standard CommanderT Telephone Stations the Access Barring Keylock disables operation of the
dial.
An optional Long Line Cord is available.
Line2 - Parallel Stations

If required the second line of more than one 2-Line or Handsfree Station may be connected in parallel.
If so customers must be advised that the operation of the Line2 lamps for “in use” and “in hold” may
be misleading and that Line2 will operate like parallel telephones.
4-3 T105
ISSUE 4
Supplement 2-tine Station Operating lnstndons
If Line2 on your station is in parallel with any other station the following procedures apply. -.
No lamps signals are given to indicate Line2 is being used at the parallel station.
If conversation is heard when you select Line2 this means the parallel station already has the line in
Us8.
l Hang up and try later.
Transferring a call - Line2.
A call on Line2 may be transferred to a parallel 2-Line station either vocally, via intercom or by paging:
. ask your outside party to wait
. press the INTERCOM key and call the wanted person in any of the suggested methods.
Your outside call is held automatically when the INTERCOM key is pressed.
The LINE lamp will flash slowly:
l when the called party has been asked to take the call, press Line2, ensure conversation has
proceeded, then replace the handset.
NOTE: The Line2 lamp will only indicate the condition at the local station and will not indicate hold or
busy conditions of other parallel stations.
4.3.3 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

Fig. 4.2 shows the functional blocks of the 2-Line Station.
V.F. Circuit Dec. Circuit
Line 1. al, bl
TELEPHONE CIRCUIT
CHANGEOVER Speaker
CIRCUIT Transformers
Line 2. a2, b2
CONTROL CIRCUIT MONITOR

Dl, 02 AMPLIFIER
Fig. 4.2 - 2-Line Station Block Diagram
Changeover Circuit
At rest Line1 is connected to the telephone circuit.
Incoming ring on Line2 causes the Changeover Circuit to select the Line2 Ring Circuit and applies ring
signal to the speaker and the Line2 lamp which flashes in synchronism with the ring.
The operation of Line2 key causes the telephone circuit to be connected to Line2 via the Changeover
Circuit.
If a call is in progress the Changeover Circuit will place this call in hold while a call is answered on the
other line.
Control Circuit
Provides control data signals to the Main Equipment when the function keys on the 2-Line Station are
operated.
Operates the Line1 lamp and Monitor Amplifier under control of signals from the Main Equipment.
4-4 T105
ISSUE 4
Supplement 2-tine Station Functional Description
Relay Circuit
The Relay Circuit includes the hold relay and line relay which are magnetic latching relays to provide
connection to Line1 or Line2 under control of the function keys.
Monitor Amplifier
Provides amplification of tones and paging signals on the data pair.
Provides amplification for monitoring of calls on Line1 and Line2.
Telephone Circuit
The telephone circuit is a conventional Japanese transmitter/receiver circuit. The printed circuit board
has accommodation for both V.F. and Decadic dialling circuitry and is equipped for either, but not both.
Power Fail Ring Circuit

Provides ring tone generation during power fail conditions,
Line2 Ring Circuit

Converts incoming ring current on Line2 to ring tone distinctive to Line2.
Transformers
T3 and T4 couple the station speaker to the outputs of the ring circuits and the monitor amplifier.

NOTE: The Handsfree Station design is not finalised and this section of the Supplement will be
reviewed and expanded in Update No. 5 if required when production samples become
available in early 1985.
4.4.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The CommanderT Handsfree Station is a multifeature station with the facilities of handsfree operation,
a second direct exchange line, repertory dialling, abbreviated dialling and display of dialled number,
time and day/month.
The case colour is the same as a standard T105 Station with black and silver buttons. A set of 10
faceplate colour cards, User Guide and Power Pack are included.
It may be used for any of stations No. 1 to 5, and can be wall mounted with the CommanderT Wall
Mounting Kit. Either decadic or VF dialling can be provided from the one station model.
A separate mains outlet is required for the plug-in power pack included with the station. A small
customer changeable lithium battery is provided to maintain storage of the repertory and abbreviated
number storage under power fail. The station does not operate without power for either incoming or
outgoing calls and no power fail option is available.
LINE 1, LINE 2, INT,
TIMER, ABB, LNR, T. RESET /
Fig. 4.3 - Handsfree Station
4-5 T105
ISSUE 4
Supplement Handsfrw Station Facilities
4.4.2 FACILITIES -
The Handsfree Station offers the following facilities in addition to the features of the standard
CommanderT Telephone Station.
a. Handsfree
Call and Converse with the handset on hook, incoming signals and voice being amplified through the
station loudspeaker.
b. Second Exchange Line
A second, direct exchange line which may be exclusive to the station or paralleled with other 2-Line or
Handsfree Stations.
c. Repertory Diaiiing
Individual keys for 18 stored numbers each up to 24 digits in length.
d. Abbreviated Diaiiing
A storage capacity for 25 numbers each up to 24 digits in length may be entered and accessed using
dial keys (00 to 24).
e. Numeric Display
A display of the number dialled is automatic when dialling or using LNR, Repertory or abbreviated
dialling and reverts to time/date display after 40 seconds. A timer for call duration is controlled by the
TIMER key and reverts to time/date on hang up.
f. Last Number Rediai
Repeats the last number dialled by pressing the LNR key, this facility being available in either V.F. or
Decadic mode.
4.4.3 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE: These operating instructions will be reviewed and expanded in Update No. 5 in early 1985
when the Handsfree Station design is finalised and the production model is available.
The Handsfree Station includes all the facilities of the 2-Line Station and may be used on either V.F. or
Decadic exchange lines or a combination of both.
The operation of the additional facilities of the Handsfree Station is described below, instructions for
other CommanderT facilities are included in Section 1.6.
Display
The current time and date is displayed except when a number is being dialled or being stored, or when
the timer is in use. The display has the capacity to show 12 digits at a time. If the number of digits in 1 or
2 above exceeds 12, the display shows the first 12 digits, clears, then displays the remaining digits
preceded by a dash (first display for two seconds, and second display for four seconds, displays
alternating for 40 seconds).
Dial * Display Shows H
Dial # Display shows 0
Time, Date -
Setting time and date:
When entering details the time must be entered before the date. The time is entered using a 24 hour
mode, for example to enter the 10.08 AM dial 1008 and for 10.08 PM dial 2208; however, the display will
show AlO-08, and P10-08 for AM and PM respectively.
The entry sequence for date details is month, day then year.
For example, 27th April 1984 would be input as 04 27 84.
The display will show time and date as follows:
A10-08 4-27
To enter time and date details:
. press the RESET Key and hold depressed
. press the TIMER Key
. dial the correct time and date
l release the RESET Key.
Timer
Setting the timer:
If it is necessary to time the duration of a call:
. press the TIMER Key, elapsed time is displayed in minutes and seconds (maximum 59 mins, 59
WCS).
T105
ISSUE 4
Supplement Han- Station C@emting lnsbvctions
/-- Stopping the timer:

. press the timer Key again
0 press the RESET Key to reset.
The display returns to th6current time and date.
Handafree Operation
To initiate a call without lifting the handset:
. press the SPKR key, the lamp will flash (60 ipm)
. press INT or a free LINE key, SPKR lamp glows steadily
. dial the wanted number.
The digits dialled will be displayed.
To release the call:
l press the RESET key to release the call and the handsfree mode.
Microphone cutoff:
To cutoff the microphone during a handsfree call:
. press the SPKR key. The lamp flashes.
To return to handsfree speech mode:
. press the SPKR Key again. The lamp glows.
Transfer from handsfree to handset by lifting the handset.
To revert from handset to handsfree mode:
. press the SPKR key and replace the handset.
Last number redial:
. ensure the LINE lamp is out
. lift the handset and press the LINE Key
l when dial tone is heard press the LNR Key.
The last number called will be displayed and automatically dialled again.
NOTE: The displayed digits of the number dialled will clear shortly after completion of dialling, the
display will then show the current time and date. (Delay - 40 seconds after dialling).
Outside calls
Line lamp signals
Steady glow - line in use
Interrupted flash - incoming call
Slow flash - call in hold.
- To make an outgoing call:
. ensure LINE lamp is out
. lift the handset and press either LINE Key
. when dial tone is heard, dial the wanted number.
Last number redial:
. when dial tone is heard press the LNR Key.
The last number called will be displayed and automatically dialled again. *
NOTE: The displayed digits of the number dialled will clear shortly after completion of dialling, the
display will then show the current time and date. (Delay - 40 seconds after dialling).
To hold your outside call:
. ask your outside caller to wait
. press the INT Key to hold your call and answer the intercom caller.
Return to your outside caller by pressing the LINE Key.
To release the line:
. momentarily replace the handset then lift again to answer the intercom call.
Hold Alarm
A call on hold will operate an alarm after 3 minutes and will be disconnected after a further 3 minutes.
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Transferring outside calls -.

An outside call on Line 1 can be transferred to any other station, as required, via intercom, or by paging:
. press the INT Key and call the person in any of the methods suggested.
Your outside call is held automatically when the INT Key is pressed. Line1 lamp will flash slowly:
. when the call is taken, Line1 lamp will change to a steady glow
. replace your handset.
If the called person does not respond, return to your caller by pressing LINE 1 Key.
Receiving a Transferred call.
After being advised of a waiting call:
. lift the handset
. press LINE 1 Key and speak to the outside party.
incoming Calls
The LINE Keys on the Handsfree Station are designated Line1 and Line2. Line1 is common to all
stations while Line2 is an exclusive line.
The call signal on Line2 is distinguished from the Line 1 signal by a higher pitched tone. The associated
line lamp will show an interrupted flash.
To answer:
. lift the handset and press the LINE Key.
To hold a call:
. press the INT Key. Your outside caller can no longer hear
l replace the handset.
Return to the held call by lifting the handset and pressing the LINE Key, any station can take over a held
call on Line 1.
If you are engaged on Line1 and a signal is received on Line2 you may either hold or release your
existing call.
To hold your existing call:
. simply press Line2 to answer. Your first call is automatically held.
To release your existing call:
. momentarily replace the handset
. lift the handset again then press the Line2 Key to answer the new call.
Use of the T Key:
The T Key is used to release an exchange line call when in the “Off Hook” mode. Dial tone will be
heard thus enabling you to dial again.
Enquiry call
An outside call may be held while an enquiry call is made. The enquiry may be either an intercom call or
an outside call . Your outside call is held automatically when the INT Key, S Key, or the alternative LINE
Key is pressed.
When the outside enquiry call is completed:
To return to the outside party.
After an intercom call:
. press the LINE Key.
After an outside call:
. momentarily replace the handset
0 lift the handset then press the original LINE Key.
intercom calls
An intercom or paging call cannot be made if conversation is heard when the handset is lifted. In this
case you may either, join in the conversation or hang up and try later.
To make an intercom call:
e lift the handset and momentarily press the INT Key
. dial the required station number. Ring tone is heard.
If the wanted person is engaged on an outside call the ring signal will be heard at the called station.
Wait for the called party to respond.
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To initiate an intercom call “handsfree”:
. press the SPKR Key. The lamp glows
. press the INT Key and dial the wanted station number.
When the call is completed:
. press the RESET Key.
To make an individual call page:
. lift the handset
. momentarily press the INT Key
. dial the wanted station number, wait for the first burst of ring tone
. press and hold the INT Key, then speak to the called person
. release the INT Key.
If requested, the called person may respond by lifting the handset, you may then converse normally.
To make an All Call Page:
. lift the handset
. press and hold the INT Key, then make your announcement to all stations
. release the INT Key.
Any number of people can respond by lifting the handset, you may then converse normally.
Incoming Intercom calls
An incoming intercom call is signalled by single bursts of ring tone, and a paging call is indicated by the
calling person’s voice in the station speaker.
In either case, simply lift the handset to answer.
If you are engaged on an outside call and hear the call signal or the calling person’s voice through the
station speaker you may either hold or release your outside call before answering the intercom call.
Do not disturb
Your station can be placed in a Do Not Disturb mode by adjusting the Call Volume Control to zero. All
audible call signals and paging announcements to your station will be prevented.
Repertory Diaiiing
Frequently called telephone numbers may be stored in your 16 Repertory Dialling locations allowing
rapid and simple recalling.
Storing numbers:
. press the REPERTORY Dial Key where the number is to be stored
. dial the telephone number to be stored, the number will be displayed
. release the RESET Key.
NOTE: A maximum of 24 digits for each number may be stored.

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Calling a stored number:
Dial tone is heard
. press the appropriate REPERTORY Dial Key.
The stored number will be displayed and called automatically.
Displaying stored numbers.
With the handset “on hook”:
. press the required REPERTORY Dial Key, the number will be displayed preceded by the letter M.
Cancelling stored numbers:
. press the appropriate REPERTORY Dial Key
. release the RESET Key, or alternatively, store a new number. The old number will be
automatically cancelled.
Abbreviated diaiiing
Up to 25 frequently called numbers can be stored in the memory for abbreviated number calling.
Storing numbers:
Numbers with up to 24 digits can be stored into memory locations 00-24:
l press the RESET Key and hold depressed
. press the ABB Key
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. dial the memory location number (00-24)

. dial the telephone number to be stored. The number will be displayed
. release the RESET Key.
Dialling numbers:
. lift the handset and press a free outside LINE Key. Dial tone is heard
. press the ABB Key
. dial the abbreviated code number (00-24).
The stored number will be displayed and called automatically.
Displaying stored numbers:
. with the handset “on hook”
. press the ABB Dial Key
. dial the 1st digit of the memory location code
. dial the 2nd digit and hold depressed.
The number stored for that memory location code will be displayed:
. release the last digit key.
Conference calls
Station conference call.
A conference call may be established between any number of stations:
. call all stations via the All Call Paging facility and request the conference participants to lift their
handsets
. wait with your handset “Off hook”, for the called parties to respond.
Outside call conference - OPTION.
A conference call may be established between any number of stations and an outside party. The
conference can be initiated only from Station 1:
. ask your outside caller to wait.
If only one internal party is to be included in the conference, the wanted party may be called via
Intercom or by Individual Call Page.
If several internal parties are to be included, advise of the conference via the All Call Paging facility.
. when the called party/parties have responded ask them to press their LINE Key after the
associated lamp has changed to a steady glow.
. return to your outside call by pressing LINE 1 Key, then wait for the called party/parties to enter the
conference.
Calling the special telephone - if provided

To call the Special Telephone:
. lift the handset
. press the S Key.
If the called Station is free, short bursts of ring tone will be heard. If no tone is heard, the called station is
busy. Hang up and try later.
To transfer a call to the Special Telephone:
. press the S Key. Your call is now held
. when the Special Telephone is answered, introduce the call.
Line2 - Parallel Stations

If Line2 on your station is in parallel with any other station the following procedures apply.
No lamps signals are given to indicate Line2 is being used at the parallel station.
If conversation is heard when you select Line2 this means the parallel station already has the line in
USe.
. Hang up and try later.
Transferring a call - Line2.
A call on Line2 may be transferred to a parallel 2-Line station either vocally, via intercom or by paging:
. press the INTERCOM key and call the wanted person in any of the suggested methods.
Your outside call is held automatically when the INTERCOM key is pressed.
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_-* . The LINE lamp will flash slowly:

. when the called party has been asked to take the call, press LINE2, ensure conversation has
proceeded, then replace the handset.
Power failure
During a power failure the Handsfree Station will become inoperative. However, any call in progress
when power fails will not be affected by the failure or by restoration. The memory for Repertory Dialling,
Abbreviated Dialling, and the clock is backed up by battery.
The memory back up battery has a nominal service life of three years after which time it should be
replaced by the customer.
Door Station - Option

When the Door Station Key is pressed the chime tones will be heard at all Telephone Stations.
To answer the Door Station Signal:
. press the INT Key and dial 6.
If an intercom call is in progress all stations must go on hook before the Door Station can be answered.
Room Monitor - Option

To monitor sound within the vicinity of the Room Monitor Station:
. ensure the Room Monitor Station switch is “ON”.
Then, from a Handsfree Station in another location:
. press the SPKR Key, the lamp will glow
. press the INT Key and dial 4.
Sounds from the Room Monitor location will be heard through the speaker of the Handsfree Station.
To release the monitor connection press the RESET Key. The lamp will go out. Turn the Room Monitor
Station switch “OFF”.
Music on Hold - Option

If provided your callers will hear music any time a call on Line1 is placed on hold. Music on Hold is not
available on Line2.
PABX Operation
If your Handsfree Station Is an extension from a PABX, facilities such as hold and transfer are initiated
by pressing the LINE Key.
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NOTE: This applies to Line1 only. PABX hold and transfer is not provided on Line2.
Depending on the type of PABX from which your Handsfree Station operates, a special procedure may
be necessary if the Last Number Redial facility is to be used for an outside call.
The special procedure is as follows.
To call the number initially:
. dial access code applicable to your PABX system to obtain an outside line
. when dial tone is heard press LNR Key
. dial wanted number.
To use last number redial:
. lift the handset and press the LINE Key, PABX dial tone will be heard
. press the LNR Key for outside dial tone
. press LNR Key.
The last number called will be displayed and automatically dialled again.
Front Panel Coiour Change

Alternative front panel colour sheets are provided with each station. When removing the clear plastic
plate to change the colour sheets underneath, use a pin to retract the retaining lug located at the top of
the panel.
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4.4.4 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

Fig. 4.4. shows the functional blocks of the Handsfree Station.
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LINE1 :
PAIR i TELEPHCJNE :
CIRCUIT ; HANDSET
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MAIN
CPU
; FUWTKN : : . . . .. . . . .. . . .._..___............................
KEYS :
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HANDSFREE STATION
BLOCK DIAGRAM
Fig. 4.4. Handsfree Station Block Diagram

TSB-T105-HF
Telephone Circuit
The telephone circuit is a conventional Japanese transmitter receiver circuit.
Ring Detect
Detects and converts incoming ring current on Line2 to ring tone distinctive to Line2.
Changeover Circuit
At rest Line1 is connected to the telephone circuit.
Incoming ring on Line2 causes the Changeover Circuit to select the Line2 Ring Detect circuit and
applies ring signal to the speaker and the Line2 lamp which flashes in synchronism with the ring.
The operation of Line2 key causes the telephone circuit/handsfree circuit to be connected to Line2 via
the Changeover Circuit. If a call is in progress the Changeover Circuit will place this call in hold while a
call is answered on the other line.
Handsfree Circuit
Provides both way amplification of speech via microphone and speaker to enable calls to be made
without using the handset. The Handsfree Circuit employs voice switching to prevent feedback
difficulties and make best use of amplifier circuitry.
Monitor Amplifier
Provides amplification of monitoring and handsfree calls on Line 1 and Line2. Provides volume control
for all amplified signals.
Decadic Diaiier
When strapped accordingly, provides decadic dialling signals under control of the keypad or memory to
Line1 or Line2 or both. Also provides decadic dialling on intercom if required.
Signal Amplifier
Provides amplification of tones and paging signals received on the data pair including door station
signals.
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r Data Sender/Receiver
Sends control data to the Main Equipment under direction from the main CPU.
Receives data and paging signals from the Main Equipment and initiates tone and lamp signals.
Refer to Table 1.6 Control Signals.
Regulator
A combination regulator circuit provides a + 15 V and -15 V to the handsfrw circuit and + 5 V to the
CPU and support circuitry.
TSCB-T105-HF
DTMF Diaiier
When strapped accordingly, provides V.F. dialling under control of the keypad or memory to Line 1 or
Line2 or both. Also provides V.F. dialling on intercom if required.
Memory
Capacity: 1K byte x 4 bit.
Provides storage for abbreviated dialling, repertory dialling and last number redial.
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Clock
Control circuit for time/day/month/year. Input and output are under control of the central processor.
DC-DC Converter
Provides the supply voltage for the numeric display panel.
Relay Drive
Provides a drive interface for the following relays: Dial Pulse (Dl), Dial Shunt (DS), Tone Dial (TD),
Speaker Mode (Mon), Hold (H), Powerfail (PF), Line Changeover (LR).
Main CPU
Central processor, Capacity 4K byte x 4 bit, controls all functions of the Handsfrw Station except the
display.
Display CPU
Capacity 2K byte x 4 bit.
By interchange of data with the main CPU the display CPU controls the display of dialled number
time/date, and elapsed time (Timer).
Display
Provides a display of up to 12 digits and one indicator digit.
TSKB-T105-HF
Keypad
Provides push button dial data to both CPU’s.
Function Keys
Provide function controls for repertory dialling, Line 1, Line2, intercom, S, speaker, timer, abbreviated
dialling, last number redial, Terminate, and Reset.
STATION BASE
Lithium Battety
Provides memory back up for repertory dialling, abbreviated dialling and the clock during power fail.
Access Barring Keyiock

An option, if fitted, provides a key control to bar all dial functions.
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4.5.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Station Amplifier is a separate unit to provide amplification of incoming ring and page
announcements to CommanderT stations. Its internal speaker can be used for low volume applications
or a separate weatherproof Horn Speaker option may be used for high volume applications.
It is housed in a surface mounted plastic box (fig. 4.5) requires a mains power outlet and includes an
on/off switch and volume control. Station Amplifiers may be connected to any or all stations or used
separately as a paging point.
TELEPHONE
HORN
STATION
SPEAKER Kl
(OPTIONAL)
(OPTIONAL)
TERMINAL BLOCK
(S29/2?)
t
TERMINATE AT EITHER
CTM OR STATION SOCKET
MAIN EQUIPMENT
Fig. 4.5 - Station Amplifier
4.5.2 FACILITIES AND OPERATION

The Station Amplifier provides amplification of the following signals to any CommanderT Telephone -
Station, 2-Line Station or Handsfrw Station:
a. Incoming exchange ring on system line.
b. Incoming exchange ring on LINE2 if provided.
Incoming internal ring.
:: Individual or all call page announcements.
Door chime.
Hold Alarm.
9. Off hook Alarm.
Any or all CommanderT stations may have a Station Amplifier connected and up to 3 Station Amplifiers
may be connected in parallel to any station.
The Station Amplifier may be turned on or off at the switch on its face panel and the output volume level
can be adjusted by the user with the volume control knob.
The volume control, on/off switch and power supply of the Station Amplifier have no effect on the
operation of the Telephone Station volume control and vice-versa. Incoming exchange ring from the
system line can be controlled with the appropriate Main Equipment ring assignment switches. If the
Main Equipment power supply fails, the Station Amplifier will not amplify station power fail ring.
For loud amplification a separate 200 mm weatherproof horn speaker may be connected and located
remote from the Station Amplifier.
If separate page announcements only are required then the Station Amplifier may be connected in lieu
of a station. For example if a Station Amplifier was connected to a station port No. 5 then any other -
station could make an external page announcement by pressing “INTERCOM”, “5”,
INTERCOM/speak”.
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.- 4.5.3 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

Fig. 4.6 shows the functional components of the Station Amplifier.
INPUTS STATION AMPLIFIER EXTERNAL

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BLOCK SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM.
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‘Iv-+ TONE
AMPLIFIER
TONE
S W I T C H + AND
LEVEL
CONTROL
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INTERNAL
SPEAKER I
240 v PR
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/\ POWER 412v I
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Fig. 4.6 - Station Amplifier Block Diagram
The Station Amplifier can be configured as a single line unit or as a two line unit. A single line unit must
be fed from the data pair from the Main Equipment and the second line connects directly across the
2nd exchange line.
This section describes each of these components in more detail.
Power Pack
The Power Supply pair contains a transformer which converts incoming 246 V AC mains power to
12 V DC. This voltage is fed to the Voltage Regulator Circuit on the main printed circuit assembly.
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SAB-T105-SA
Voltage Regulator Circuit
The Voltage Regulator Circuit houses a regulator which smooths the rectified voltage to + 12 V DC and
provides an input polarity protection Diode.
System Tone Detection Circuit

This circuit is designed to sense from the data signals on the data pair, the ring cadence and tone
generated in the ME originating from an Exchange line call or intercom call and in addition the paging
voice signals. It supplies the biasing potentials for the TONE SWITCH circuit and allows the ring tone
signal and paging voice signals to pass through from the data pair. These signals are superimposed on
the data signal.
Tone Switch
An analogue switch is employed to switch the desired signals (either tone and/or voice from the ME or
tone from the 2nd exchange line) on to the Tone Amplifier.
Simultaneous signals appearing at the switch are switched favouring the System Signals (ME
originated).
Tone Amplifier
This circuit is a simple linear amplifier which boosts the low level signals (tone or voice) to a level which
drives either the monitor speaker or external Horn Speaker.
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The LINK provides the option of either external Horn Speaker or internal low level monitor speaker
connection
The level control is continuous from a low level (not silent) to high level.
Exchange Line Tone Detection and Line Isolation Circuit

This circuit provides the necessary high voltage line isolation and ring tone detection. The regeneration
of ring tone is made identifiable by tone distinctive from the System Ring tone signal.

4.6.1 INTRODUCTION
This section describes the additional requirements for the installation of the 2-Line Station, the
Handsfree Station and the Station Amplifier. Other aspects of the T105 System installation are detailed
in section 2.
System line limits are listed in section 1.7 and include cabling limits for the 2-Line Station, Handsfree
Station and Station Amplifier with the Horn Loudspeaker.
4.6.2 EQUIPMENT ORDERING

The Telephone Service Order provides initial customer information. Copies of the System Order Form,
with details of customer options, are also provided to enable the requisition of all necessary items of
equipment for the installation.
Appendix B provides a guide for ordering Commander T105 equipment for installation.
4.6.3 P-LINE STATION

The e-Line Station is a Gwire station using the third pair of wires for the second (direct) exchange line.
. A secondary Cable Terminating Module, CTM-T105-2LHF, must be provided with the first
2-Line or Handsfree Station to be installed on a Commander T105 System.
. 2-Line Stations must be ordered as either V.F. or decadic to suit the Commander T105 System
on which it is to be installed.
. Both exchange lines on the 2-Line Station must be the same i.e. either V.F. of decadic.
. 2-Line Stations are supplied with a pack of five alternative colour cards, and a user guide booklet.
. The second line on a 2-Line Station may be paralleled as the second line of other 2-Line Stations
within the limits of parallel telephones. In this situation the lamp signals may be misleading to the
user.
NOTE: When a Commander T105 System is installed with a 2-Line Station, it is not essential to install
a Power Fail Tone Caller (TC-T105-PF) as this facility is included in the 2-Line Station.
Fig. 4.7 - Internal View of 2-Line Station
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The Handsfree Station is also a 6-wire station using the third pair of wires for the second (direct)
exchange line.
. A secondary Cable Terminating Module, CTM-T105-2LHF, must be provided with the first
2-Line or Handsfree Station to be installed on a Commander T105 System to provide termination
and surge protection on the second line.
. Handsfree Stations are programmed using links to be either V.F. or decadic to suit the particular
installation. See Table 4.1 and Fig. 4.5.
. Exchange lines on the Handsfree Station are separately programmed and may be a combination
of V.F. and decadic.
. Handsfree Stations are equipped with a power supply and require a mains power outlet within 2
metres of the station location.
. The memory for the abbreviated dialling, repertory dialling and clock functions is maintained
during power fail by a customer replaceable battery at the rear of the Handsfree Station.
. The memory support battery must be inserted at the time of installation. See Fig. 4.9.
. Handsfree Stations are supplied with a pack of nine alternative colour cards, and user guide
booklet.
Line 1 Line2
Decadic Operation Link SC1 open Link SC2 open

VF Operation Link SC1 closed Link SC2 closed
Table 4.1 - DecadicNF Dialling for Handsfree Station
POWER ~~DIJLAR
JACK JACK
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:>4 T2 ACCESS BARRING
KEYLOCK & BRACKET
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CP3
CP2 -
SC1 SC2
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1 CP5
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Fig. 4.6 - Internal View of Handsfree Station
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CONNECTOR LOWER CASE
PLUG
\
STATION BOARD/
CONNECTOR /@fNlRE ‘i BATTERY HOLDER

SOCKET
Fig. 4.9 - Battery Installation for Memory Backup
NOTE: Battery Replacement Types include: Union Carbide 2L76 BP, Sanyo CR1/3N (3.0 volt Lithium
160 mAh).
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4.6.5 SECONDARY CABLE TERMINATING MODULE

When the e-Line or Handsfree Station is used for stations No. 3-5 then an associated STIB-T105 is
required in the Main Equipment.
A secondary Cable Terminating Module, CTM-T105-2LHF, is required in the Main Equipment for
terminating the second lines. This CTM provides terminations and lightning protection for up to 5
second lines and is mounted with plastic PBA mounting posts as shown in Fig. 4.10. The Earth lead
from CTM-T105-2LHF must be connected to the Earth terminal of the CTM-105. If the CCK-T105
option is required it mounts on the CTM-T105-2LHF using plastic PBA mounting posts in the holes
provided in the CTM.
MAIN EQUIPMENT
FRAME
I
PLASTIC PSA
MOUNTING POSTS
CCK-T105
(IF FITTED)
CT&T1 05-2LHF --f
Fig. 4.10 - Location of Cable Terminating Module CTM-T105-2LHF
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,,- 4.6.6 WALL MOUNTING

The 2-Line and Handsfree Stations may be wall mounted using a Wall Mounting Kit (WMK-T105) in
the same manner as the standard Telephone Station. (Refer section 2.7.2)
4.6.7 COLOUR PANELS

At installation one of the colour panels should be fitted, according to the customer’s preference, and the
exchange lines and station numbers entered in the spaces provided, as shown in figure 4.11.
. Enter
Exchange Line Numbers and
Station Number
Fig. 4.11 - Line and Station Number Positions (2-Line Station)
4.6.6 STATION ACCESS BARRING KEYLOCK

Key controlled access barring can be provided as an option on the 2-Line and Handsfree Stations by
installing the Access Barring Keylock Kit (ABK-T105) S.361/11. This kit disables the dial to bar access.
Refer to section 2.7.3 for installation of the Access Barring Keylock Kit.
4.6.9 CABLING AND TERMINATION

Cabling for a 2-Line and Handsfree Station is 6-wire in accordance with the cabling scheme shown in
figure 4.12.
2ND EXCH. LINE

STATIONS 2-S
2ND EXCH. LINE

STATION 1
STATION 5
STATION 4
1] CTM-TlOS “
Fig. 4.12 - P-Line Station Cabling Scheme
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The additional exchange line(s) is cabled to the CTM-T105-2LHF and terminated on the La, Lb _
terminals and the cable pair for Line2 of the 2-Line or Handsfree Station is terminated on 2a, 2b
terminals as in figure 4.8 and Table 4.2.
The plug on both the 2-Line and Handsfree Station must be captive in the socket to avoid a short circuit
on Line2 and the link must be removed from terminals 2 and 3 of the socket.
PLUG 81 SOCKET CTM

6031610 DESIGNATION
CABLE TERMINAL No. FUNCTION (n = Station No.)
White ON) 2 LINE 1 (+) na

Blue (B) 6 LINE 1 (-) nb
Green g; 4 LINE 2 (+) 2an
Orange 3 (Note 1) LINE 2 (-) 2bn
Red (4 1 DATA 1 (+) nD1
Black WI 5 DATA2(-) nD2
Note 1: Remove strap 2-3.
Table 4.2 - Terminations for P-Line and Handsfree Stations
4.6.10 STATION AMPLIFIER INSTALLATION

Serial and item numbers, codes, and descriptions of equipment required for installation of a Station
Amplifier are listed in the Appendix.
The Station Amplifier is connected via a 4-wire cable to either a station socket or direct to the Cable
Terminating Modules (see Fig. 4.5, Cabling) in the Main Equipment with terminations as shown in Table
4.3.
STATION CTM
AMPLIFIER 610 SOCKET TERMINATIONS
TERMINATIONS CABLE TERMINATIONS or (n = Station No.)
Dl Red (R) 1 nD1

D2 Black (W 5 nD2
2a (note 1) White 3 2an

2b (note 1) Blue 4 2bn
An exclusive power outlet must be provided for the power pack supplied with the Station Amplifier. The
power cord is connected to the screw terminations designated “Power” and the cord is anchored with a
twist around a plastic spiggot as shown in Fig. 4.13. Power cord polarity is grey ( + ve) grey/black ( - ve).
If the Station Amplifier is used without a station for extensions 3, 4 or 5, then an STIB-T105 must be
provided in the Main Equipment.
The separately ordered Horn Speaker LS-T105-SA, S361/28 (option) is terminated at the screw
terminals designated “EXT SPKR” and the internal speaker is disconnected by moving the link -
designated “SC1 SPKR”. From “INT” position to “EXT” position. Terminal Block (S28/27, 116) may
be used for the installation of the Horn Speaker.
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CONNECTION
Fig. 4.13 - Station Amplifier Internal Layout
Refer to section 1.7 for line limits for the Station Amplifier and Horn Loudspeaker.
4.6.11 SUPPLEMENTARY OPERATING TESTS

These operating tests are to be applied to the e-Line Station, Handsfree Station, and Station Amplifier
after the standard operating tests have been applied to Line1 and the system in accordance with
section 2.10.
The supplementary operating tests refer only to the second exchange line and the additional features of
the 2-Line Station, Handsfree Station and Station Amplifier.
NOTE: The Monitor function on the Handsfree Station is applied by pressing the SPKR key and
released by pressing the RESET key.
The “Possible Fault” column in the operating test tables refers to the Fault Tables in section 4.7.4.
P-LINE STATION
Test at 2-Line Station Possible

(Lines) Fault Page

LINE LAMP LIT 4-25
DIAL TONE RECEIVED 210 4-25
CORRECT NUMBER REACHED 210 4-25
LINE CAN BE RESEIZED z ‘l-25
LINE RELEASED 4-25
LINE LAMP OFF 207 4-25
RINGING SIGNAL HEARD (LINE LAMP FLASHING) 201, 202 4-25
4-21 T105
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S@ement Installation Operating Tests
STATION AMPLIFIER
I I I
Possible
Test Station Amplifier Fault Page
INCOMING EXCHANGE RING HEARD 301, 302 4-26

INCOMING INTERCOM RING HEARD 301, 302 ‘l-26
ALL CALL AND INDIVIDUAL CALL PAGE HEARD 361,302 4-26
VOLUME CONTROL OPERATES 301,302 4-26
HANDSFREE STATION
Possible
Test at Handsfree Station Fault Page
EXCHANGE LINE SEIZED 203 4-25

LINE LAMP LIT 204 4-25
DIAL TONE RECEIVED 210 4-25
CORRECT NUMBER REACHED 210 4-25
HANDSFREE OPERATION 210 4-25
MICROPHONE CUTOFF 210 4-25
LINE CAN BE RESEIZED E 4-25
LINE RELEASED BY SWITCH HOOK 203 4-25
LINE RELEASED BY T KEY (DIAL TONE RE-RECEIVED) 210 4-25
LINE RELEASED BY RESET KEY 210 4-25
LAST NUMBER REDIAL 210 4-25
TIMBER OPERATION 210 4-25
DATE AND TIME SETTING 210 4-25
REPERTORY DIALLING 210 4-25
ABBREVIATED DIALLING 210 4-25

4.7.1 INTRODUCTION
This section describes the maintenance of 2-Line Stations, Handsfree Stations and Station Amplifiers.
Maintenance of all other items in the Commander T105 System are covered in section 3 and the same
general principles apply to these optional stations.
Maintenance of the 2-Line Station, Handsfree Station and the Station Amplifier is accomplished by a
complete unit change over with the exception of some consumable parts as listed in Table 4.5 and
normal CommanderT station maintenance parts.
P-Line Station
Maintenance on 2-Line Stations is confined to replacement of the following components:
- Detachable number cards, colour cards, faceplate and knobs;
- Power Fail Tone Callers;
- Access Barring Keylocks; and
- Wall Mounting Kii Components.
NOTE: Line cord replacement in the 2-Line Station requires the removal of the telephone station
printed circuit board from the station base.
Handsfree Station
Maintenance on Handsfree Stations is confined to replacement of the following components:
- Detachable number cards, colour cards, faceplate and knobs; and
-
- Wall Mounting Kit components.
Faults which cannot be rectified by replacement of the above parts will require replacement of the
complete Station.
4-22 T105
ISSUE 4
Supplement Maintenance Supplement
Wall Telephone Station Removal

See Fig. 2.19 for details of how to unclip a wall mounted Telephone Station.
Handset Dismantling
To dismantle the handset for replacement of the transmitter, receiver or handset cord.
Refer to Section 3.5.3.
Station Amplifier
Maintenance on the Station Amplifier is confined to replacement of the Station Amplifier as a unit and
the Horn Loudspeaker if fitted.
4.7.2 TERMINATION VOLTAGES

For the expected range of termination voltages, see Table
610 Voltages
Station Socket Designation Power ON Power OFF
Telephone Station 2 na (+I 23-24 V 50 V (exchange dial tone)

sockets 6 nb l-1
1 nD1 ( + ) 22-23 V (ok (Note 1)
5 nD2 (-)
4 2an (+) 50 v 50 v
(Note 2) 3 2bn (-) (exchange (exchange dial tone)
I dial tone)
Notes: 1. o/c = open circuit. Due to the high impedance of the termination with the Power
OFF, induced voltages may be measured.
2. Termination for 2-Line and Handsfree Stations.
4.7.3 MAINTENANCE PARTS

Only parts exclusive to 2-Line Stations, Handsfree Stations and Station Amplifiers are included in this
section, other system parts are covered in section 3.6.
NOTE: Exploded views showing field maintenance parts are shown in Appendix C.
CONSUMABLE ITEMS
Component Description Code S/I No.
DOCUMENTATION
User Guide Book, Includes 2-Line DCC-T105-UGB/2 361162
Station
User Guide Book, Handsfree Station DCC-T105-UGBIHF 361163
2-LINE STATION
Line Cord LC-T105-2L 361l76
Long Line Cord LC-T105-2UL 361l79
Face Plate FP-T105-2LTS 361i77
Colour Card Set CCS-T105-2LTS 361l78
HANDSFREE STATION 1
Line Cord LC-T105-HF/L 361/75
Power Supply PS-T105-HFTS 361181
Face Plate FP-T105-HFTS 361187
Colour Card Set CC!%T105-HFTS 361/88
Table 4.5 - Consumable Items.
4-23 T105
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Supplement Maintenance Parts
ACCOUNTABLE ITEMS
The items listed below will be held at the FDC/SDC store. When the diagnostic procedures indicate that
one or more of these parts require replacement, they should be obtained from the store on a one-for-
one basis.
Component Description Code S/I No.
Cable Terminating Module - 2-Line CTM-T105-2LHF 361/16

or Handsfree
Station Amplifier SA-T105 361126
Horn Loudspeaker LS-T105-SA 361 I29
Telephone Station - e-Line, Decadic TS-T105-2LDEC 361/70
Telephone Station - 2-Line, V.F. TS-T105-2LVF 361171
Telephone Station - Handsfree TS-T105-HF 361180
Table 4.6 - Accountable Items.
4.7.4 SUPPLEMENTARY FAULT flNDlNG TABLES

These fault tables should only be used after all Line 1 and System faults have been eliminated using the
fault tables in section 3.8.
The supplementary fault finding tables refer only to second exchange line faults and faults exclusive to
the e-Line Station, Handsfree Station and Station Amplifier.
NOTE: The MONITOR function on the Handsfree Station is applied by pressing the SPKR key and
released by pressing the RESET key.
4-24 T10!3
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Supplement Suppiementaty Fault Finding Tables
2-LINE STATION AND HANDSFREE STATION

Fault Fault Replace
No. Description Station Procedures
201 No incoming 1
exchange Line2
ring signal (Line
Lamp Flashes).
202 No incoming 3 1. Check for exchange line operation on lead-in

exchange Line2 cable.
signal (Audible 2. Check link between terminals 2 and 3 is
or VisualJ removed from station line socket.
203 Exchange Line2 1

cannot be
seized.
204 Line2 lamp 1

does not light
when exchange
line seized.
205 Exchange Line 2 2

cannot be
placed on hold.
208 Line2 lamp 1

does not flash
when call is on
hold.
207 Exchange Line2 2 1. Release MON or press RESET key.

cannot be
released by
switch hook
operation.
208 B. party voice 3 1. Restore handset.

not monitored 2. Increase volume.
with MONI
SPKR operated.
208 MON lamp 1

does not light
during
monitoring.
210 All other 1

faults with
2-Line or
Handsfree
Station.
Table 4.7 - P-Line and Handsfree Station Faults
4-25 T105
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Supplement Supplementary Fault Finding Tables
STATION AMPLIFIER
Fault Fault Replace
No. Description Station Procedures
301 Non operation 1. Check SC1 SPKR link.

of Station 2. Speaker connections.
Amplifier. 3. Test for 12 V DC at terminals.
4. Test for Telephone Station operation.
5. Change STIB or CTM if not used in connection with
a telephone station.
6. Replace Station Amplifier and power supply.
302 Non operation 1. Test for operation with internal speaker.

of Horn 2. Check SC1 SPKR Link.
Speaker. 3. Replace Horn Speaker.
Table 4.8 - Station Amplifier Faults
4-26 T105
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APPENDIX
CONTENTS
A. HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS BLOCK DIAGRAM
B. INSTALLATION EQUIPMENT ORDERING GUIDE
C. MAIN EQUIPMENT AND TELEPHONE STATION FIELD MAINTENANCE PARTS

(Exploded Diagrams)
D. SERIAL 361 SUMMARY - ALPHABETICAL
E. SERIAL 361 SUMMARY - NUMERICAL
F. SERIAL 361 DESCRIPTIVE LIST

,-
G. MECHANICAL DRAWINGS
H. INSTALLATION CHART
- -
T105
ISSUE 4
Afqmdix A Ha&am Requirements
APPENDIX A - HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
CE- 99159 COMMANDER T105

TELEPHONE SYSTEM
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
I
,STANDARD BOARDS, ,ADDIT I ONA L BOARDs, ,KEYLOCK OPTION,
Y Y Y
I SEE INSET FOR

I /’
I ,’ STATION ALTERNATIVES ,/,”
I
I /I
1
ME-T105
1 ISSUED
EQUIPPED
1021
POWER SUPPLY MODULE
Y
2W
I-
1 EXCHANGE LINE I DS-TIOS-SM or
(DIRECT OR PBXI I DS-TlOS-SS or
A.- DS-TlOS-90
:
EARTH IFMK-T105-DSI
(RECALL / PROTECTION1 IFMB-TlOS-DSI
STATION ALTERNATIVES KEy

TS-T105-VF or ABK ACCESS BARRING KEYLOCK KIT RMS ROOM MONITOR STATION
TS-T105 - DEC BD BRONZE DECORATIVE (SEE DS) RXT REMOTE EXTENSION
CCK CLASSIFICATION CHANGE KEYLOCK KIT SA STATION AMPLIFIER
;‘,:;;“,‘,:;:“d,,or
6W; --@ CCS COLOUR CARD SET SM SURFACE MOUNTED (SEE DSI
CPB CENTRAL PROCESSOR BOARD ss STAINLESS STEEL FACE (SEE OS1
CTM CABLE TERMINATING MODULE TC TONE CALLER
TS -TlOS- HF
DEC DECADIC (DIALLINGI TS TELEPHONE STATION 7
DS DOOR STATION 3 ALTERNATIVES TWIB TWO WIRE INTERFACE BOARD
DSIB DOOR STATION INTERFACE BOARD VF VOICE FREQUENCY IDIALLINGJ
FMB FLUSH MOUNTING BACKBOARD (FOR DS) WMK WALL MOUNTING KIT
240v
FMK FLUSH MOUNTING Kll (FORDS) 2W TWO WIRES REQUIRED, ETC
HF HANDSFREE 2L TWO LINE
SA -T105
ICB INTERCOM CONTROL BOARD MAXIMUM OF THREE REQUIRED
ME MAiN EDUIPMENT % TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
MOHB MUSIC ON HOLD BOARD . TELECOM PLUG/SOCKET (603M/blOM
PF POWER FAIL
PS POWER SUPPLY
Fig. Al - Hardware Requirements Block Diagram
A-l T105
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Afmpmdix B Installation Equipmmt Ordering Guide
,--- APPENDIX B - INSTALLATION EQUIPMENT ORDERING GUIDE

MAIN EQUIPMENT AND TELEPHONE STATIONS Table B-l
SYSTEM with: plus OPTIONS
aTY. DECADIC
SYSTEM iif i i i i [f fB” # rf !# i\ SYSTEM
v.F. QTY.
lTEMS ITEMS
ME-T105 361/l 1 1 1 1 1 ME-T105 361/l

PS-T105 361R 1 1 1 1 1 PS-T105 361R
ICB-T105-DEC 361/3 1 1 1 1 1 ICB-T105-VF 36114
STIB-T105 36115 1 2 3 1 STIB-TlO5 36115
1’ 2’ 3’ 4* 5’
I TS-T105-HF
TWIB-T105 361/7 1 ” ’ TWIB-T105 361ff
MOHB-T105 361/6 1 MOHET105 361t6
DSIB-T105 36119 1*= DSIB-T105 361/9
ABK-T105 361/l 1 1 ABK-T105 361/l 1
CCK-T105 361/12 1 CCK-T105 361112
RMS-T105 361l35 1 RMS-T105 361L35
I SA-T105 361t26 l-15’ SA-T105 361126
,-- NOTE: One power fail tone caller, TC-TlO!i-PF, (refer Table B-2) MUST be provided per System.
l STATION OPTIONS Table B-2
OPTION ITEM REQUIRED QTY.
Wall Mounting WMK-T105 361/36

Power Fail Tone Caller (one/system required) TC-TlO5-PF 361/40
Long Line Cord LC-T105-L 361151
Outgoing Access Barring Keylock ABK-T105 361/l 1
Horn Loudspeaker LS-T105-SA 361129
Long Line Cord, 2-Line Station LC-T105-2UL 361l79
l *DOOR STATIONS AND MOUNTING OPTIONS Table B-3
OPTION ITEM REQUIRED QTY.
Surface Mounted DS-T105-SM 361/32
l?~sh Mounted - Stainless Steel DS-T105-SS 361133

or
Flush Mounted - Bronze Decorative DS-T105-BD 361/34
----------------------.------------_-
Flush Mounting Kit FMK-T105-DS 361/50
Flush Mounting Backboard FMB-T105-DS 361152
* l l NOTE: Two-wire Telephone Apparatus must be provided additionally according to customer

requirement.
B-l T105
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Appendix C Field Maintenance Parts
APPENDIX C A FIELD MAINTENANCE PARTS
361/37136l-
361/36
361149
361/22
361/23
TELEPHONE STATION 361147

361146
LEGEND:
!Yl C O D E DESCRIPTION S/I CODE DESCRIPTION
361111 ABK-T105 ACCESS BARRING KEYLOCK KIT 361142 HC-T105 HANDSET CORD
361/Z LB-T1 05 LINE BUlTON 361143 H S - T 1 0 5 HANDSET
361fZ3 MB-T105 MONITOR BUlTON 361 I46 NC-T1 05TS NUMBER CARD
361R4 KHC-T105 KEYLOCK HOLE COVER 361/47 FP-Tl05-TS FACE PLATE
361r25 HSC-T105 HANDSET SCREW COVER 3 6 1146 CCS-T105-TS COLOUR CARD SET
361t.X WMK-T105 WALL MOUNTING KIT 361 I49 SCK-Tl05-TS .SLIDE CONTROL KNOB
361137 GSL-T105-W GRAVITY SWITCH LEVER-WALL MODEL 361/51 LC-T105-L LONG LINE CORD
361/36 TMK-T105 TABLE MODEL KIT 361153 CCS-fl05-TS/2 COLOUR CARD SET (Mk2)
361140 TC-TlO5-PF POWER FAIL TONE CALLER 361162 DOC-T105-UGB USER GUIDE BOOK I
361141 LC-T105 LINE CORD 336600 REC-N RECEIVER INSET
338601 T R A - N TRANSMllTER INSET
Fig. Cl - Field Maintenance Parts for Commander T105 Telephone Station

(X-T1 05-DEC or TS-T105-VF)
C-l T105
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LEGEND:
sn CODE DESCRIPTION
36112 PS-T105 POWER SUPPLY MODULE
36113 ICB-T105-DEC INTERCOM CONTROL BOARD-DECADIC
36114 ICB-T105-VF INTERCOM CONTROL BOARD-VF
36115 ST&T1 05 STATION INTERFACE BOARD
36116 CTM-T105 CABLE TERMINATING MODULE
361l7 TWIB-T105 2-WIRE EXTENSION INTERFACE BOARD
36116 MOHB-T105 MUSIC ON HOLD BOARD
36119 DSIB-T105 DOOR STATION INTERFACE BOARD
361110 RASA-T105 RING ASSIGNMENT SWITCH ASSEMBLY
361/l 1 ABK-T105 ACCESS BARRING KEYLOCK KIT
36102 CCK-T105 CLASSIFICATION CHANGE KEYLOCK KIT
361113 CPB-T105 CENTRALPROCESSORBOARD
361114 VRA-T105 VOLTAGE REGULATOR ASSEMBLY
361115 NWP-T105-ME NUMBER AND WINDOW PANEL
361116 CTM-T105-2LHF CABLE TERMINATING MODULE
361117 DP-T105-ME DESIGNATION PLATE
361/18 MP-T105 PBA MOUNTING POST
111236 - FUSE, 200 mA
MAIN EQUIPMENT
Fig. C2 - Field Maintenance Parts for Commander T105 Main Equipment (ME-TlOB)
c-2 T105
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APPENDIX C - FIELD MAINTENANCE PARTS
361/37(36)-
361136
361149
361122
361/23
361177
361176
361162 A
i \ 336/600 I
,
361’11-
361146
361124
CE-99161
Sht3
LEGEND:
!3l CODE DESCRIPTION S/I CODE DESCRIPTION

361/11 ABK-T105 ACCESS BARRING KEYLOCK KIT 361149 SCK-TlO5-TS SLIDE CONTROL KNOB
361122 LET105 LINE BUTTON 361162 DOC-T105-UGB/2 USER GUIDE BOOK
361123 MB-T105 MONITOR BUlTON 361l72 TSB-T105-PLDEC TELEPHONE STATION BOARD
361r24 KHC-T105 KEYLOCK HOLE COVER P-LINE DECADIC
361125 HSC-T105 HANDSET SCREW COVER 361l73 TSB-T105-PLVF TELEPHONE STATION BOARD
361136 W M K - T 1 0 5 WALL MOUNTING KIT 2-LINE VF
361/37 GSL-T105-W GRAVITY SWITCH LEVER - 36ll76 LC-T105-2L LINE CORD
WALL MODEL 361l77 FP-T105-2LTS FACE PLATE
361/36 T M K - T 1 0 5 TABLE MODEL KIT 361l70 CCS-TlOS-2LTS COLOUR CARD SET
361142 HC-T105 HANDSET CORD 361i79 LC-T105-2UL LONG LINE CORD
361143 HS-T105 HANDSET 330/600 REC-N RECEIVER INSET
361146 NC-T1 05-TS NUMBER CARD TRA-N TFlANSMllTER INSET
Fig. C3 - Field Maintenance Parts for Commander T105 P-Line Station.

(X-T1 05-2LDEC or TS-T105-2LVF)
C-3 T105
ISSUE 4
Apfsndix D Serial 361 - Alphabetical
APPENDIX D
SERIAL 361 SUMMARY - ALPHABETICAL
CODE S/I No. DESCRIPTION
ABK-T105 361/l 1 Access Barring Keylock Kit

CCK-T105 361/12 Classification Change Keylock Kit
CC!S-T105-TS 361148 Colour Card Set
CCS-T105-TS/2 361153 Colour Card Set (Mk2)
CCS-T105-HF!-S 361188 Colour Card Set, Handsfree Station
CC!%T105-2LTS 381l78 Colour Card Set, 2-Line Station
CPB-T105 361113 Central Processor Board
CTM-T105 36116 Cable Terminating Module
CTM-T105-2LHF 361116 Cable Terminating Module, 2-Line/Handsfree Station
DOGT105-IM 361/61 Installation and Maintenance Manual
DOC-Tl05-UGBIHF 361163 User Guide Booklet, Handsfree Station
DOGT105-UGB 361160 User Guide Booklet
DOGT105-UGB12 361162 User Guide Booklet, revised to include 2-Line Station
DP-T105-ME 361/17 Designation Plate
DS-Tl05-BD 361134 Door Station - Flush Mounting, Bronze Decorative
DS-T105-SM 361132 Door Station - Surface Mounting
DS-TlO5-SS 361133 Door Station - Flush Mounting, Stainless Steel
DSIB-T105 361/g Door Station Interface Board
FM&T1 05-DS 361152 Flush Mounting Backboard
FMK-T105-DS 381150 Flush Mounting Kit
FP-T105-TS 361/47 Face Plate
FP-Tl05-HFTS 361187 Face Plate, Handsfree Station
FP-T105-2LTS 361l77 Face Plate, e-Line Station
GSL-T105-W 361137 Gravity Switch Lever - Wall Model
HC-T105 36? 142 Handset Cord
HS-T105 361143 Handset
HSGT105 361 I25 Handset Screw Cover
ICB-T105-DEC 36113 Intercom Control Board - Decadic
ICET105-VF 36114 Intercom Control Board - VF
KHC-T105-TS 361124 Keylock Hole Cover
LB-T1 05 361122 Line Button
LGT105 361141 Line Cord
LC-TlO5-L 361 I51 Long Line Cord
LC-T105-2L 361ff6 Line Cord, 2-Line Station
LC-T105-2UL 361 I79 Long Line Cord, 2-Line Station
LC-T105-HF/L 361/75 Long Line Cord, Handsfree Station
LS-T105-SA 361129 Horn Loudspeaker
MB-T1 05 361123 Monitor Button
ME-T1 05 361/l Main Equipment
MOHB-T105 36118 Music On Hold Board
MP-T105 361118 PBA Mounting Post
NC-T1 05-TS 361146 Number Card
NWP-T105-ME 361115 Number and Window Panel
PST1 05 36112 Power Supply Module
PST1 05-SA 361127 Power Supply for Station Amplifier
PS-T105-HFTS 381181 Power Supply for Handsfree Station
RASA-T105 361110 Ring Assignment Switch Assembly
RMS-T105 361135 Room Monitor Station
SA-T105 361126 Station Amplifier
SAB-Tl05-SA 361189 Station Amplifier Board
SCK-T105-TS 361149 Slide Control Knob
STIB-T105 36115 Station Interface Board
TC-TlO5-PF 361140 Power Fail Tone Caller Kit
TMK-T105 361138 Table Model Kit
TS-T105-DEC 361130 Telephone Station - Decadic
TS-T105-2LDEC 361/70 Telephone Station - 2-Line Decadic
T!S-Tl05-HF 361/80 Telephone Station - Handsfree
TS-T105-VF 361/31 Telephone Station - VF
TS-T105-2LVF 361/71 Telephone Station - 2-Line, VF
TWIB-T105 361ff 2-Wire Extension Interface Board
VRA-T105 361/14 Voltage Regulator Assembly
WMK-T105 361136 Wall Mountina Kit
T105
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D-l
Appendix E serial 361 - Numetical
APPENDIX E -
SERIAL 361 SUMMARY - NUMERICAL
CODE S/I No. DESCRIPTION
ME-T1 05 36111 Main Equipment
PS-T105 36112 Power Supply Module
ICB-T105-DEC 361/3 Intercom Control Board - Decadic
ICB-T105-VF 36114 Intercom Control Board - VF
STI B-T1 05 36115 Station Interface Board
CTM-T105 36116 Cable Terminating Module
TWIB-T105 361ff 2-Wire Extension Interface Board
MOHB-T105 36118 Music On Hold Board
DSIB-T105 361i9 Door Station Interface Board
RASA-T105 361110 Ring Assignment Switch Assembly
ABK-T105 361/l 1 Access Barring Keylock Kit
CCK-T105 361/12 Classification Change Keylock Kit
CPB-T105 361113 Central Processor Board
VRA-T105 361114 Voltage Regulator Assembly
NWP-T105-ME 361/15 Number and Window Panel
NWP-Tl05-ME 361115 Number and Window Panel
DP-Tl05-ME 361117 Designation Plate
MP-T105 361118 PBA Mounting Post
LB-T1 05 361/22 Line Button
MB-T105 361/23 Monitor Button
KHC-TlO5-TS 361124 Keylock Hole Cover
HSGTlO5 361125 Handset Screw Cover
SA-T105 361/26 Station Amplifier
PST1 05-SA 361127 Power Supply for Station Amplifier
LS-T105-SA 361129 Horn Loudspeaker
TS-T105-DEC 361130 Telephone Station - Decadic
TS-T105-VF 361131 Telephone Station - VF
DS-T105-SM 361/32 Door Station - Surface Mounting
DS-T105-SS 361/33 Door Station - Flush Mounting, Stainless Steel
DS-T105-BD 361134 Door Station - Flush Mounting, Bronze Decorative
RMS-T105 361 I35 Room Monitor Station
WMK-T105 361/36 Wall Mounting Kit
GSL-T105-W 361/37 Gravity Switch Lever - Wall Model
TMK-T105 361138 Table Model Kit
TC-T105-PF 361 I40 Power Fail Tone Caller Kit
LC-T105 361141 Line Cord
HC-T105 361142 Handset Cord
HS-T105 361143 Handset
NC-T1 05-TS 361146 Number Card
FP-T105-TS 381147 Face Plate
CCS-TlO5-TS 361 I48 Colour Card Set
SCK-T105-TS 361/49 Slide Control Knob
FMK-T105-DS 361150 Flush Mounting Kit
LC-TlO5-L 361/51 Long Line Cord
FMB-Tl05-DS 361152 Flush Mounting Backboard
CCS-T105-TS/2 361/53 Colour Card Set (Mk2)
DOC-T105-UGB 361/60 User Guide Booklet
DOC-T105-IM 361/61 Installation and Maintenance Manual
DOGTl05-UGB12 361182 User Guide Booklet, revised to include 2-Line Station
DOGT105-UGBtHF 361 t63 User Guide Booklet, Handsfree Station
T!S-T105-2LDEC 361/70 Telephone Station - 2-Line Decadic
T!S--T105-2LVF 381n1 Telephone Station - 2-Line, VF
LGT105-HFtL 361/75 Long Line Cord, Handsfree Station
LC-T105-2L 361/76 Line Cord, 2-Line Station
FP-T105-2LTS 361l77 Face Plate, 2-Line Station
CCS-T105-2LTS 361/78 Colour Card Set, 2-Line Station
LGT105-2UL 361i79 Long Line Cord, 2-Line Station
TS-T105-HF 361t80 Telephone Station - Handsfree
P!S-T105-HFTS 361 t81 Power Supply for Handsfree Station
FP-T105-HFTS 361187 Face Plate, Handsfree Station
CCS-T105-HFTS 361t88 Colour Card Set, Handsfree Station
L
SAB-T105-SA 361/89 Station Amplifier Board
E-l T105
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Amdix F
- APPENDIX F
SERIAL 361 (COMMANDER T105) DESCRIPTIVE LIST
ITEM CODE DESCRIPTION REMARKS
MAIN EQUIPMENT
361/l M E - T 1 0 5 Main Equipment Control unit equipped for l/O2
capacity. Note: Power Supply Module
(S.361/2) and either Intercom Control
Board, Decadic (S.361 t3) or VF
(S.361 t4) are required.
361 t2 PS-T105 Power Supply Module System power supply, required for
Main Equipment (S.361 II).
PRINTI D BOARD ASSEM LIES

36113 ICB-T105-DEC Intercom Control Required in Main Equipment
Board - Decadic (S.361/1) to provide decadic
signalling systems with individual
paging and tone signalling.
361t4 ICB-T105-VF Intercom Control Required in Main Equipment
Board - VF (S.361/1) to provide VF signalling
systems with individual paging and
tone signalling.
361 t5 STIB-T105 Station Interface Required for each additional 4-wire
Board Telephone Station beyond two
(maximum of three boards per
system).
361 t6 Cable Terminating Plug-in module with screw terminals.
Module Maintenance part for Main
Equipment (S.361 tl)
361/7 2-Wire Extension Used in Main Equipment (S.361/1)
Interface Board if 2-wire or remote extension option
is required in lieu of 4-wire
Telephone Station 5.
36118 Music On Hold Used in Main Equipment (S.361/1)
Board if option of music to exchange line
on hold is required.
36119 Door Station Used in Main Equipment (S.361/1)
Interface Board when door station option (S.361/32,
33 or 34) is required.
361t13 Central Processor Motherboard. Maintenance part for
Board Main Equipment (S.361 tl).
361t16 Cable Terminating An additional terminating module
Module required when one or more 2-Line or
Handsfree Stations (S361/70, 71 or
80) are installed.
361 t20 Telephone Station Not for field maintenance.
Board - DEC
361 t21 ’ TSB-T105-VF Telephone Station Not for field maintenance.
Board - VF
361 t40 TC-TlO5-PF Power Fail Tone Optional tone caller to enable
Caller Kit incoming signalling at Telephone
Stations (S.361/30 or 31) under
power fail conditions.
F-l T105
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Appendix F serial 361 - Bscriptive List
PRINTED BOARD ASSEMBLIES (cont’d.)
361/72 TSB-T105-2LDEC Telephone Station Not for field maintenance.

Board - 2-Line Decadic
381/73 TSB-TlO5-2LVF Telephone Station Not for field maintenance.
Board - 2-Line VF
361 I74 TSKB-T105-2L Telephone Station Key Not for field maintenance.
Board - 2-Line
361 t82 TSB-T105-HF Telephone Station Not for field maintenance.
Board - Handsfree
361 t84 TSKB-T105-HF Telephone Station Key Not for field maintenance.
Board - Handsfree
361 t89 SAB-T105-SA Station Amplifier Board Not for field maintenance.
STATIONS
36 1 t26 SA-T105 Station Amplifier Optional amplifier used in parallel or
in lieu of any Telephone Station to
amplify call signals and provide loud
sounding alarm and public address
with an optional horn speaker
(S.361/29).
381 t30 TS-T105-DEC Telephone Station Required for each 4-wire decadic
- Decadic extension. Includes User Guide and
five alternative colour cards.
361131 X-T1 05-VF Telephone Station Required for each 4-wire VF
- VF extension. Includes User Guide and
five alternative colour cards.
361132 DST105-SM Door Station - Optional surface mounted door
Surface Mounting station with brown plastic case. Used
with Door Station Interface (S.36119).
361 t33 DS-T105-SS Door Station - Flush Optional flush mounted door station
Mounting, Stainless Used with Door Station Interface
Steel (S.361/9).
361 t34 DS-T105-BD Door Station - Flush Optional flush mounted door
Mounting, Bronze Station. Used with Door Station
Decorative Interface (S.36119).
361 t36 RMS-T105 Room Monitor Optional. Used in lieu of Telephone
Station Station 4.
361/70 TS-T105-2LDEC Telephone Station - Optional decadic Telephone Station
2-Line Decadic with second (direct) line and
abbreviated dialling. Includes a user
guide (S.361/62) and 5 alternative
Colour Cards (S.361/78).
361/71 TS-T105-2LVF Telephone Station - Optional VF Telephone Station with
2-Line, VF second (direct) line. Includes a user
guide (S.361/62) and 5 alternative
Colour Cards (S.381/78).
361180 TS-T105-HF Telephone Station - Optional multifeature VFtdecadic
Handsfree station. Provides facilities of
Handsfree operation, repertory and
abbreviated dialling, numeric display
and clock. Includes user guide
(S.361 t63), 9 alternative Colour Cards
(S.361 t88), Power Supply (S.361/81),
and Long Line Cord (S.361/79).
F-2 T105
ISSUE 4
Awdix F Serial 361- Desoipive List
ITEM CODE DESCRIPTION
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
361 tl 1 ABK-T105 Access Barring Optional keylock to provide access
Keylock Kit barring on individual Telephone
Stations (S.361130 or 31). Includes
keylock and a mounting bracket.
361t12 CCK-T105 Classification Optional keylock and PBA to
Change Keylock Kit provide classification change on the
system. Fitted in Main Equipment
(S.361 tl).
361129 LST105-SA Horn Loudspeaker Optional Loudspeaker for use with
Station Amplifier (S.361126).
361 t36 WMK-T105 Wall Mounting Kit Required to wall mount Telephone
Stations (S.361/30 or 31). Includes
wall model gravity switch lever, wall
bracket and handset rest piece
(S.361 t37).
- 361138 TMK-T105 Table Model Kit Includes table model gravity switch
lever and handset retaining piece.
Required to convert wall mounted
Telephone Station to table model
Telephone Station (S.361/30 or 31).
361 t50 FMK-T105-DS Flush Mounting Kit Optional. For use in mounting flush
Door Stations (S361t33 and 34) in
brick, fibro walls etc.
361 t52 -FMB-T105-DS Flush Mounting Timber Backboard. For use in
Backboard mounting flush Door Station
(S.361/33 or 34) in brick walls.
SPARE PARTS (except PBA’s)
361tlO RASA-T105 Ring Assignment Maintenance part for front panel of

Switch Assembly Main Equipment (S.361 tl).
361t14 VRA-T105 Voltage Regulator Voltage regulators and heatsink
Assembly assembly. Maintenance part for Main
Equipment (S.361 tl).
361 t15 NWP-Tl05-ME Number and Window Paper directory panel and clear
Panel plastic cover. Maintenance part for
use on face of control panel
(S.361 tl7) of Main Equipment.
361 t17 DP-T105-ME Designation Plate Maintenance pan for Main
361t18 MP-T105 PBA Mounting Post Maintenance part for Main
361 t22 LB-T1 05 Line Button Used for ‘LINE’ & ‘S’ keys.
Maintenance part for telephone
Stations (S.361/30 or 31).
361 t23 MB-T1 05 Monitor Button Maintenance part for Telephone
Stations (S361t30 or 31).
361 t24 KHC-T105-TS Keylock Hole Cover Maintenance part for Telephone
Stations (S.361 t30 or 31).
361 t25 HSC-T105 Handset Screw Cover Maintenance part for Handset
(S.361 t43).
361127 PS-T105-SA Power Supply - Maintenance part for Station
Station Amplifier Amplifier (S.361 t26).
361 t37 GSL-T105-W Gravity Switch Maintenance part for wall mounted
Lever - Wall Model Telephone Stations (S.361130 or 31).
F-3 T105
ISSUE 4
Apvoendix F Serial 361- Descriptive List
SPARE PARTS (cont’d)
361 t41 LC-T105 Line Cord 4-conductor line cord. Maintenance

part for Telephone Stations (S.361130
or 31).
361 t42 HGTl05 Handset Cord 4-conductor coiled cord.
Maintenance part for Telephone
361143 HS-T105 Handset Handset, complete with insets and
cord. Maintenance part for
Telephone Stations (S.361 t30 or 31).
361146 NC-T1 05-TS Number Card Directory card attached to Telephone
Stations.
361 t47 FP-T105-TS Face Plate Clear key panel. Maintenance pan
for Telephone Stations (S.361 t30 or
31).
361148 CCS-T105-TS Colour Card Set Set of six coloured paper panels.
361 t49 SCK-T105-TS Slide Control Knob Maintenance part for slide volume
controls on Telephone Stations
(S.361 t30 or 31).
361 t51 LC-T105-L Long Line Cord Optional Long Line Cord (3.0
(3 metres) metres) for Telephone Stations
(361t30 or 31).
361 t53 CCS-T105-TSt2 Colour Card Set (Mk2) Later Set of Six coloured paper
panels Maintenance part for
Telephone Stations (S.361 t30 or 31).
361159 SCK-T105-HFTS Slide Control Knob, Maintenance part for Handsfree
Handsfree Station Station (S.361 t80).
361/75 LC-T105-HFtL Long Line Cord - 6-conductor Line Cord (3 metre).
Handsfree Station Maintenance part for Handsfree
Station (S.361 t80).
361/76 LC-T105-2L Line Cord - 2-Line 6-conductor Line Cord (1.8 metre).
Station Maintenance part for 2-Line Stations
(S.361/70 or 71).
361/77 FP-T105-2LTS Face Plate - 2-Line Maintenance part for 2-Line
Station Stations (S.361/70 or 71).
361/78 CCS-T105-2LTS Colour Card Set - Set of six coloured paper panels
2-Line Station for 2-Line Stations. Maintenance part
for 2-Line Stations (S.361/70 or 71).
361/79 LC-T105-2UL Long Line Cord - Optional 6-conductor Long Line
2-Line Station Cord (3.0 metre) for 2-Line Stations
(S.361/70 or 71).
361 t81 PS-T105-HFTS Power Supply - Maintenance part for Handsfree
Handsfree Station Station (S.361 t80).
361 t87 FP-T105-HFTS Face Plate - Maintenance part for Handsfree
Handsfree Station Station (S.361180). ’
361188 CCS-T105-HFTS Colour Card Set - Set of 10 coloured paper panels
Handsfree Station for Handsfree Station. Maintenance
part for Handsfree Station (S361t80).
F-4 T105
ISSUE 4
mdix F Serial 361 - Descriptive List
/- ITEM CODE DESCRIPTION REMARKS
DOCUMENTS
361/60 DOC-T105-UGB User Guide Maintenance item normally included
Booklet with Telephone Stations (S.361130 or
31).
361/61 DOC-T105-IM Installation and Complete installation and
Maintenance Manual maintenance procedures for
Commander T105 Telephone
System.
361/62 DCC-TlO!%UGB/2 User Guide Booklet Maintenance item normally
Includes 2-Line Station included with Telephone Stations
(S.361/30, 31, 70 or 71). Replaces
DOC-T105-UGB (S.361/60).
361/63 DOC-T105-UGB/HF User Guide Booklet - Maintenance item normally
Handsfree Station included with Handsfree Stations
(S.361/80).
/-.
F-5 T105
ISSUE 4
Appendix +dix G
APPENDIX G - MECHANICAL DRAWINGS
320
Fig. Gl - Main Equipment Dimensions
I-
n . ,:,- ti
T
0 -I-
I
Rg. G2 - Telephone Station Dimensions
G-l T105
ISSUE 4
Awdix Appendix G
Fig. G3 - Room Monitor Station and Door Station Dimensions
-
4
162
1 140 J
Stainless Steed Model Bronze Deooretlve Model
Flg.G4- Door Station (Flush Mounting) Dimensions
‘Dimensions common to both units
G-2 T10!5
ISSUE 4
Appendix Appendix G
T
r36mm ---J ,-
1 1.5:Imrn
1
fi V O L U M E 1
I
1
Fig. G5 - Station Amplifier Dimensions
113mm 198 mm
-
-
-
-
-
Fig. G5 - P-Line Station Dimensions
G-3 T105
ISSUE 4
Appendix Appendix H
MOUNTING TEMPLATE AND INSTALLATION CHART FOR COMMANDER T105

MAIN EQUIPMENT INCLUDING Z-LINE / HANDSFREE STATIONS
SOCKET
2NIl EXCH.LINE SPECIAL

STATIONS 2-5 ' (Z-WIRE)
STATIONS 2-5
TELEPHONE
2ND EXCH.LINE
STATION 1 - - -
{---
STATION 5
IOTES 'ATION L
2.3
NOTE 5:
1. 2-LINE O R H A N O S F R E E S T A T I O N S A R E O P T I O N S
IN LlEU O F T E L E P H O N E S T A T I O N S l - 5 .
2. T O [TM-TlOS-2LHF I F Z - L I N E O R H A N O S F R E E S TATION
3. WHEN SECOND LINE CONNECTED REMOVE LINK
FROM SOCKET TERMINALS 2 AN0 3.
Fig. H.l - Installation Chart
H-l T105
ISSUE 4

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T105 INSTALLATION and MAINTENANCE MANUAL

2.4 LOCATION and MOUNTING of EQUIPMENT

r--- Al Hardware Requirements Block Diagram ............................................................. A-l

White (W) 2 LINE la (+) na*

3. Handling of Printed Board Assemblies (PBAs):

1.3 CAPACITY and STATION CONFIGURATION

ONE EXCHANGE LINE

DOOR STATION (3 MODELS1

TELEPHONE HANDSFREE STATION ROOM MONITOR Z~WIRE

1.4 EQUIPMENT FEATURES

1.4.1 MAIN EQUIPMENT FEATURES

/-- Fig. 1.2 - Main Equipment

1.4.2 TELEPHONE STATION FEATURES

Fig. 1.3 - Telephone Stations

1.4.3 ROOM MONITOR FEATURES

The Room Monitor Station is housed in a

Fig. 1.4 - Room Monitor Station

DOOR STATION FEATURES

Fig. 1.5 - Door Stations

a. 2-tone brown plastic surface mounted Door Station.

1.5 FACILITY LIST

a. Exchange or PBX Line Access

1.6 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

1.6.2 TELEPHONE STATION ......................................................................................... l-7

1.6.3 SPECIAL (2-wire) TELEPHONE.. ........................................................................ l-l 2

1.6.4 ROOM MONITOR STATION ................................................................................. l-l 2

1.6.5 DOOR STATION.. .................................................................................................... l-l 3

1.6.6 2-LINE STATION, HANDSFREE STATION AND Refer to

1.6.1 MAIN EQUIPMENT

Fixed Access Barring

Key Controlled Classification Change

1.6.2 TELEPHONE STATION

Placing an Exchange Line Call

Last Number Redlal

Direct outside line -

Outside line via a PABX

Answering an Exchange Line Call

Holding an Exchange Line Call

Placing an Intercom Call

Individual Intercom Call

All Call Paging

Answering an Intercom Call

Calling the Special Telephone

Transferring an Exchange Line Call to another Telephone Station

Intercom Call Transfer

Transferring an Exchange Line Call to the Special Telephone

Exchange Conference (Secrecy Release)

1.6.3 SPECIAL (2-wire) TELEPHONE

Answering an Exchange Line Call at the Special Telephone

Placing an Exchange Line Call from the Special Telephone

All Call Paging from the Special Telephone

1.6.4 ROOM MONITOR STATION

1.6.5 DOOR STATION

Communicating with the Door Station

1.7 SYSTEM LINE LIMITS

EXCHANGE EXCHANGE DEPENDENT LIMITS (AI

Main Equipment Telephone

Figure b Note: SLE =Signalling Loop Extender

1.8 SYSTEM COMPONENTS

Main ME-T1 05 Control unit equipped Includes modules

Station STIB-T105 Interface PBA required for each Optional.

2-W ire TWIB-T105 Interface PBA required to Optional.

1.8.2 TELEPHONE STATION