
Trunk Cards and Connections
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Figure 17: PBX Tie-trunk connection diagram
Private Branch Exchange (PABX) Ground Start Description (GS)
(also known as End-to-End Ground Start)
Some PABX systems are best interfaced to the 2000 Series Paging Terminal with a
Ground Start interface. This is a Trunk-level interface to the PABX, having the same
advantages as the PABX E&M interface described above (short access code, senderized,
etc.); it differs in the electrical interface. It uses a 2-wire connection (as opposed to the
E&M 4-wire connection) to the PABX.
Refer to Theory of Operation on page 149 for call processing flowcharts and signal
descriptions.
Dual Trunk Card Memory Upgrade
In order to run firmware version 6F7 of later in the dual trunk cards (702-9117) it may be
necessary to perform an upgrade to the trunk card in order to increase the available RAM
from 256K to 1M. This would only apply to systems already in service since new systems
would be equipped with the current version of dual trunk card at the factory.
The first indicator of whether or not the card can be upgraded at all is given by looking at
the TEST pins on the front edge of the socket (see Figure 14 on page 82). If there is only a
single row of test point pins instead of a double row, then the board is too old to upgrade
and must be replaced with a new board.
Assuming that the board passes the first test and has two rows of test points, the next thing
to check is the size of socket in U17 and the size of the IC in the socket.
Note Set JP-1 on Z-bus backplane (702-9071) rev B or later to position
“A” to set telco GND to system chassis.
T
R
*E
*M
*GND
Telephone
PBX
Model 2200
Paging Teminal
Trunk Card
TIP (Green)
RING (Red)
GROUND (Earth)
* = Signal not needed for loop start tie-trunk
Z-02
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