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CAUTION

•Install or remove modules from the shelf only when the power is off.

If you install a module in the shelf with the power on, the internal

circuitry may suffer damage and the product warranty will be void.

•Remove and install circuit boards only in a static-safe environment

(use antistatic wrist straps, smocks, footwear, etc.).

•Keep circuit boards in their antistatic bags when they are not in use.

•Do not ship or store circuit boards near strong electrostatic, electromag-

netic, magnetic, or radioactive fields.

•For more complete information on electrostatic discharge safety

precautions, refer to BellcoreTM Technical Reference # TR-NWT-000870.

Printed in the U.S.A.

INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL

05202-0299 <90-00046>

05202

SMALL CENTRAL OFFICE

MASTER ALARM SYSTEM

About this Practice:

This practice has been reissued to:

• Update to reflect Y2K compliance.

Issue date: February 1999

Reissued Practices: Updated and

new content can be identified by a

banner in the right margin.

UPDATED

Table of Contents

Ordering Information ........................................................................... 2

Introduction .......................................................................................... 3

Application Information ....................................................................... 5

Installation............................................................................................ 7

Support Documentation ..................................................................... 43

Warranty ............................................................................................. 46

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ORDERING INFORMATION

The DJ05202 drawings provide information for ordering the

various components of the Small Central Office Master

Assembly. All the above options include a 256K Status Monitor

w/ keyboard, 41071 Alarm Display Unit, and 3 Terminal Block

Assemblies.

NOTE: This section lists the different options available for this product. To order any of the avail-

able options, contact Dantel Inside Sales through our toll-free number, 1-800-432-6835.

OPTION NUMBER FEATURES

A18-05202-30 256 Discrete Alarm Points, 16 Control Points, 15 TBOS Ports, Writing Shelf

A18-05202-31 128 Discrete Alarm Points, 16 Control Points, 15 TBOS Ports, Writing Shelf

A18-05202-32 128 Discrete Alarm Points, 16 Control Points, 7 TBOS Ports, Writing Shelf

A18-05202-33 96 Discrete Alarm Points, 16 Control Points, 7 TBOS Ports, Writing Shelf

A18-05202-34 160 Discrete Alarm Points, 16 Control Points, 7 TBOS Ports, Writing Shelf

A18-05202-35 256 Discrete Alarm Points, 16 Control Points, 15 TBOS Ports

05202-0299 <90-00046> PAGE 3

INTRODUCTION

This system manual provides information on how to order,

install, and operate the Small Central Office Master Alarm

Assembly. The manual is divided into three main sections, as

outlined below.

Application

A brief description is provided of how the shelf operates and

interfaces with external equipment.

Installation

Follow this section for step-by-step details on installing the

equipment. This section is divided into five parts: equipment

mounting, wiring, switch and strap settings for modules,

turn-up procedure and troubleshooting. The turn-up procedure

provides instructions for getting the system operating.

Support Documentation

This section consists of individual practices on the different

components of the system. The practices provide in-depth

information on the operation of the system components, func-

tional schematics, and technical specifications. The operating

instructions in the practices will provide a useful reference to

the user who needs more details than given in the turn-up

procedure in the Installation section.

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INTRODUCTION

05202-0299 <90-00046> PAGE 5

APPLICATION INFORMATION

For a functional schematic of the Small Central Office Master

Alarm System Shelf, refer to sheet 2 of the DJ05202 drawing

that follows this page.

Operation of the shelf is controlled by 46020 Multiple Alarm

Processor (MAP) in slot 12. The MAP polls for alarms and issues

commands to operate control points through the Smart MACs in

slots 10 and 11. The 46009 Multiple Alarm Transmitters (MATs)

in slots 1 through 8 accept ground inputs. The 46028 Control

Point Module (CPM) in slot 9 has normally-open relays for

operating controls.

Alarms received by the MAP are reported locally to the 46001

Status Monitor and 41071 Alarm Display Unit.

The MAP also communicates with the alarm center through the

44124 Data Station Termination module is slot 13.

The MAP and Status Monitor require a database to operate.

These databases are configured using a computer running

T/Shell software and downloaded to the modules from the

computer.

The Fuse Module provides fused power to each slot of the shelf.

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APPLICATION INFORMATION

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INSTALLATION

This section consists of five parts, as explained below.

EQUIPMENT MOUNTING

♦41060 Writing Shelf

♦41071 Alarm Display Unit

♦46001 Status Monitor

♦05202 Equipment Shelf

WIRING

♦A18-05202-XX Block Diagram

♦DT-05202-30 Master Alarm System Interconnection draw-

ings

SWITCH AND STRAP SETTINGS

♦44124-00 Data Channel Termination Module

♦46001-03 Status Monitor

♦46009-02 Multiple Alarm Transmitter

♦46020-41 Multiple Alarm Processor

NOTE: This shelf is Y2K compliant if it is equipped with a

D11-46020-41 or later Multiple Alarm Processor

♦46023-14 Smart Multiple Alarm Combiner

♦46028-01 Control Point Module

♦49008-00 Current Loop Subassembly

♦49013-00 Tone Modem Subassembly

TURN-UP PROCEDURE

TROUBLESHOOTING

UPDATED

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INSTALLATION

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EQUIPMENT MOUNTING

41060 WRITING SHELF

Tools Required

♦Phillips Screwdriver

1. The 41060 can be mounted three ways. Refer to Fig. 1. For maxi-

mum stability, the double mounted projection is recommended.

Units come with brackets in the flush mount position. Additional

brackets are included for double mounting.

2. If not mounting flush, remove the slides from the shelf to reposition

the brackets. Fully extend the slide to access the slide mounting

screws from the outside of the shelf. Remove the front bracket

mounting screws by lining them up with the holes in the slide.

Make sure that the bracket positions match the rack before reat-

taching the slides to the shelf.

FIG. 1 - MOUNTING CONFIGURATIONS, 41060 WRITING SHELF

DOUBLE MOUNTED

PROJECTION

(Recommended)

FLUSH MOUNTED

SINGLE MOUNTED

PROJECTION

INSTALLATION

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41071 ALARM DISPLAY UNIT

1. Mount the light display box using the two mounting holes on the

rear or left side. Use #6 hardware (not provided).

2. Remove the cover from the remote switch unit and mount as re-

quired using the two mounting holes on the rear. Use #6 hardware

(not provided).

3. Refer to the 41071 practice for information on wiring this unit.

46001 STATUS MONITOR

1. Verify that the equipment rack has at least 8 3/4 inches of vertical

clearance (five rack units) to mount the 46001. Mount the 46001 by

placing it in position in the equipment rack and then installing the

bolts shipped with the unit. If extension brackets were ordered,

they must be installed on the equipment rack prior to mounting the

Status Monitor. Refer to Fig. 2.

2. Mount the brackets to the equipment rack using the slotted holes,

with the base located away from the Status Monitor. Mount the

Status Monitor to the brackets using the threaded holes.

3. Install the ESD studs.

FIG. 2 - MOUNTING BRACKET, 46001 STATUS MONITOR

TOP VIEW

19" STATUS MONITOR

SLOTTED

HOLE

SLOTTED

HOLE

EQUIPMENT RACK

MOUNTING BRACKET

THREADED FLANGE

HOLES

EQUIPMENT RACK

MOUNTING BRACKET

THREADED FLANGE

HOLES

EQUIPMENT RACK

MOUNTING BRACKET

THREADED FLANGE

HOLES

SLOTTED

HOLE

EQUIPMENT RACK

MOUNTING BRACKET

THREADED FLANGE

HOLES

SLOTTED

HOLE

SLOTTED

HOLE

SLOTTED

HOLE

SLOTTED

HOLE

SLOTTED

HOLE

THREADED FLANGE

HOLES

SLOTTED

HOLE

TOP VIEW

23" STATUS MONITOR

INSTALLATION

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