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System Description Party Line Telephone System PLTS 

 

 

BCPT1010.SD.E2.doc, Version 1.0 

BlueCom AG, 1.3.1999 

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7  Installation 

7.1  Unpacking and Inspection 

After  Unpacking  the  unit,  retain  the  carton  and  packing  materials  until  the  contents  have 
been  inspected  and  checked  against  packing  list.  If  there  is  a  shortage  or  any  evidence  of 
damage,  do  not  attempt  to  use  the  equipment.  Contact  the  carrier  and  file  a  shipment 
damage  claim.  A  full  report  of  the  damage  should  also  be  reported  to  BlueCom  AG.  The 
following information should be included in the report: 
Order number 
Equipment Model and Serial Numbers 
Shipping Agency 
Date of Shipment 
The  BlueCom  Service  Department  can  be  reached  by  phone  at  ++41  1  748  48  18  and  by 
Fax  ++41  1  748  48  19.  Upon  receipt  of  this  information  BlueCom  will  arrange  for  repair  or 
replacement of the equipment. 
 

7.2  Installation Overview 

The following steps are needed to properly install the PLTS System: 
Provide mechanical mounting for the unit. The Rack R7AH can be installed in a standard 19’’ 
cabinet by its front panel. 
Provide the proper primary power for the bridging amplifiers J3KA. 
Connect the SETEL phones to the V9CT cables. 
Interconnect the unit with the communication system via the V9CT cable delivered with each 
bridging amplifier J3KA. 
 

7.3  Installation Considerations 

Careful attention to the following installation suggestions should result in the best unit/system 
performance. 
The PLTS system must be installed in an environment, which provides both protection from 
the weather and assurance of ambient temperatures between 0 and 55 degrees C. Since the 
unit is neither splashproof nor corrosion resistant, it must be protected from exposure to salt 
spray. When the unit is mounted in a cabinet with other heat-generating equipment, keep 1 
HE free air space above and below the R7AH rack. 
 

7.4  DC-Power Requirements: 

The J3KA will be delivered from the factory with the supply jumper set to 48V DC. The J3KA 
Amplifiers  operate  on  a 48V  DC  or  24V  DC  power  supply.  First  check  right  jumper  setting. 
Following voltage range has to be met: 
 
Jumper on 48V DC:   

-40 ... –60V 

Jumper on 24V DC:   

-20 ... –30V 

 
If the  input  voltage  exceeds  the maximum  voltage  stated  above  it  may  result  in  damage of 
the equipment. Power consumption of each J3KA is less than 5W. 
 

7.5  External Interconnect Information 

Please find on the standard drawing BC980117 a typical wiring configuration. 
 

Summary of Contents for PLTS

Page 1: ...BCPT1010 SD E2 doc Rev 1 0 BlueCom Ltd PLTS System Description Party Line Telephone System...

Page 2: ...red or should any user wish to make a suggestion for improving this handbook he is invited to send the relevant details to BlueCom Ltd Giessenstrasse 15 8953 Dietikon SWITZERLAND Telephone 41 44 748 4...

Page 3: ...defect and identification of the individual to be contacted if additional information is needed BlueCom products must be returned properly packed with transportation charge prepaid Except for the lim...

Page 4: ...Light Emitting Diode 10 4 J3KA Programming 11 4 1 Supply Voltage Range 11 4 2 Gain Range 11 4 3 Factory Programming 11 5 J3KA Technical data 12 5 1 Supply 12 5 2 Inputs 12 5 3 Outputs 12 5 4 Amplifier...

Page 5: ...phically seperated stations and one or several local drops to subcriber telephone sets within a station The trunk path may consist of any combination of radio pilot cable microwave fibre or power line...

Page 6: ...ABB MES standard Each bridging amplifier has its connecting cable V9CT The circuitry is arranged on three printed circuit boards which are designated Na Nb and Nc Na is the main board It is fitted wi...

Page 7: ...and maintenance of a system the frontpanel of the bridging amplifier is equipped with the following Testpoints on inputs and outputs Potentiometers for level adjustments A light emitting diode LED for...

Page 8: ...am L M H 1 2 1 3 1 4 14 16 1 3 5 7 27 25 Output 1 Input 1 L M H 2 1 2 3 2 4 17 19 4 6 11 13 31 29 Output 2 Input 2 L M H 3 1 3 2 3 4 20 22 7 9 15 17 35 33 Output 3 Input 3 L M H 4 1 4 2 4 3 23 25 10 1...

Page 9: ...front end computer in a system control center 3 3 J3KA Testpoints Interruptible testpoints U links are provided on all inputs and outputs which permit bridged in circuit measurements The U links can b...

Page 10: ...to output 4 Group 2 controls signals from input 2 Potentiometer 1 to output 1 Potentiometer 2 to output 3 Potentiometer 3 to output 4 Group 3 controls signals from input 3 Potentiometer 1 to output 1...

Page 11: ...n Range In addition to the adjustment by the potentiometers described in 3 4 three coarse gain ranges are provided for each output The range selection can be made by means of jumpers located on the Nb...

Page 12: ...edance 600 balanced Return loss 300 3400 Hz 14 dB Maximum output level 48 V supply 16 dBm 24 V supply 10 dBm 5 4 Amplifier Gain Continuously adjustable by means of multiturn potentiometers Ranges low...

Page 13: ...1999 13 5 5 Ambient condition Operating range 0 55 C Transportation and storage 20 55 C Humidity non condensing max 90 5 6 Mechanical Type printed circuit board 3 5 ASA units high 3 divisions wide Cod...

Page 14: ...ging amplifiers J3KA Connect the SETEL phones to the V9CT cables Interconnect the unit with the communication system via the V9CT cable delivered with each bridging amplifier J3KA 7 3 Installation Con...

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