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Intercom  calls  are  secret  from the  exchange line and no  extension  can  gain  access 

to  the  intercom circuit when  it  is  in  use,  unless  invited to join  a  conference. 

The  intercom  circuit  releases  as  soon  as  either  user replaces  the  handset  (first 

party  clear).  The  intercom  circuit is  "timed-out"  (released)  if  the  caller  does  not  dial 

within 

10 

seconds  of  receiving  intercom  dial  tone.  The  circuit  is  then  available  for  another 

call. 

Outgoing  Exchange  Calls. 

To make  an  outgoing  exchange line  call,  lift the  handset and  on  receipt of system 

dial  tone  dial  digit 

9. 

If the exchange  line  is  free  it  will  be  connected  and  exchange dial 

tone will  be  received.  If  the  exchange  line  is  busy no tone  will  be  heard after dialling 

'9'. 

When  exchange dial  tone  is received,  dial  the  required  code  and number.  The  required  number 

should  be  dialled  without  pausing.  A  pause  or delay  may  result in  the  call  being inadvert-

ently  transferred.  If a  barred  code  has  been  dialled  the  caller will  receive  no tone,  the 

exchange line will  be  released  by  the 

CCU 

and will  be  available  should  another extension 

make  an  exchange line call. 

Incoming  Exchange Calls. 

An  incoming  call  is  detected  by the 

CCU 

and  system ringing  is  connected to  the 

extension  according  to the  selected  ringing  programmes.  Any  extension  may answer 

the  incoming  call,  if  the  extension  is ringing,  lift the handset,  the  call  is connected auto­

matically.  If the  extension  is  not  ringing  lift  the  handset  and  dial  digit 

'8', 

the  call will 

then  be connected  to the extension. 

Hold  and  Transfer. 

An  exchange  I ine  call  may  be  held  by  either: 

a. 

dialling your own extension number.  The  exchange line will be  held 

and  the  extension  handset  may  be  replaced.  The 

CCU 

will  ring 

the holding extension once every 

20 

seconds  to remind  it that  the 

exchange  line  is  being held.  The extension may return to  the exchange 

line  by lifting  the  handset  and  dialling  digit 

7. 

Similarly  any  extension 

may access  the exchange line  by  dialling 

'7'. 

b. 

dialling another extension number.  The exchange line  will  be  held and 

an  intercom enquiry call  made to  another extension.  This enquiry call 

is  secret from the  exchange line.  Either  extension can gain  access  to  the 

held  exchange  line  by replacing  the handset momentarily,  and  on  lifting 

the handset  dialling  digit 

'7'. 

If the  intercom  circuit  is  already in  use 

when  an  exchange  call  is to  be  held,  dialling  an  extension  number will 

result  in  no  tone  being received.  To  return  to  the  exchange line the 

holding extension  replaces  the  handset momentarily and on  relifting 

the handset  dials  digit 

'7'. 

9. 

Summary of Contents for MINIMASTER 1

Page 1: ...CUSTOMERS APPARATUS NOT TO BE SHOWN OUTSIDE BRITISH TELECOM MINIMASTER 1 SMALL ELECTRONIC SWITCHING SYSTEM FOR HOME OR OFFICE 0018 1 6 British TEL ECO TRAININ G 1r 1 EDUCATION DIVISION IDHQ IT5 1 2 ISSUE 1 NOV 1982 ...

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Page 3: ...ain maximum benefit from them they should be read completely by both Installation and Maintenance staff Contents Page 1 General Description 2 Installation 3 3 Setting Up the System 5 4 Facilities 8 5 Maintenance 11 Graphics and Typesetting by OPPUS V Shirley Solihull PRODUCED BY I DHQ IT5 1 2 2 NOVEMBER 1982 BRITISH TELECOMMUNICATIONS ...

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Page 5: ... extensions b the expansion board which carries circuitry and terminal blocks for three additional extensions c the power unit which is connected to a 3 metre long mains cable with mains plug fused at 3 amps The telephones which are star connected to the CCU may be any standard telephone using loop disconnect pulsing Difficulty may be experienced in obtaining a satisfactory operation of the tone c...

Page 6: ...Qlc 0 0 0b 0 0 0a 0 Cable Entry Slots Ql b Ql e 0e 0a Q d 0c 0b 0a 0d 0C 0b 0 a 0e 0e 0e 0e COVER FIXING SCREW MAINS CABLE TERMINAL BLOCK COVER FUSE HOLDER 500 ma anti surge fuse Fuse 36A 0 5 Exchange Line Extension 3 Extension 2 Extension 1 Recall earth Mains Cable NOTE Terminal blocks are a push fit on pins or t the printed circuit boards FIG 2 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OF CCU ...

Page 7: ... terminal blocks see fig 2 and check that the cable is correctly terminated with the green yellow conductor to Earth E terminal Wiring the brown conductor to Live L terminal the blue conductor to 240V terminal After checking the terminations of the mains cable replace the terminal block cover All cables enter the CCU via slots in the lower edge when mounted vertically of the back plate and are fed...

Page 8: ...th six extensions it will be necessary to connect two extensions to the same earth terminal CABLING DISTANCES To ensure satisfactory operation of the system a the maximum loop resistance for an extension with earth loop recall is 60JJ This is equal to a 355 metre run of 0 5 mm copper cable b the maximum loop resistance for extensions where recall is not provided is 100D equivalent to a 595 metre r...

Page 9: ...st Switches FIG 4 ARRANGEMENT OF FACILITY SWITCHES USE FINGERTIP TO GENTLY RELEASE OR OPERATE TH LATCH CLOSED OPERATED FIG 5 SAFETY PIN TYPE SWITCH Exist Switches Exist Switches Switches E 1 to E6 are used to open the extensions for use For an equipped extension the relevant E Switch must be open if an extension is not provided the E switch must be closed This is to ensure that the correct tone is...

Page 10: ...tn 1 Extn 2 Extn 3 Extn 4 Extn 5 Extn 6 4 Extn 1 Extn 3 Extn 5 3 Extn 2 Extn 1 Extn 3 Extn 4 Extn 5 Extn 6 2 Extn 2 1 Extn 1 TABLE 1 Programmable ringing sequence Call Barring Switches A B and C2 to C6 are used with the Call Barring facility There is a choice of four options of barring with two groups of barring within each option Once an option has been selected it will apply to all extensions in...

Page 11: ... v x x v v x x v v x x ISO v x v x v x v x v x OPTIONS Full ISD Access Barred Switch A Open Switch B Closed STD LOCAL v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v TABLE 2 CALL BARRING OPTIONS ISD x x x x x x x x x x ISD ISD Barred STD Barred Switch A Closed Switch B Open STD LOCAL v v x v v v x v v v x v v x _ _ x y ISO Full Barre Barring Switch A Closed Switch B Closed ISD STD LOCAL x v v x x x x v v x ...

Page 12: ... exchange line calls c Receive incoming exchange line ringing d Answer incoming exchange line calls e Hold exchange line calls f Transfer exchange line calls g Conference calls on exchange line or intercom calls h Divert intercom calls Intercom Calls To make an intercom call lift the handset and listen for system dial tone If the intercom circuit is busy no dial tone will be heard On receipt of sy...

Page 13: ...system ringing is connected to the extension according to the selected ringing programmes Any extension may answer the incoming call if the extension is ringing lift the handset the call is connected auto matically If the extension is not ringing lift the handset and dial digit 8 the call will then be connected to the extension Hold and Transfer An exchange Iine call may be held by either a dialli...

Page 14: ...nder that transfer is still in effect To cancel divert the diverting extension lifts the handset dials digit 0 and then replace the handset Conference A conference call can be set up either between three extensions or two extensions and the exchange line To set up a conference an intercom enquiry call is made and the called extension invited to join the conference To join the conference the invite...

Page 15: ... principal circuit board by means of a plug ended ribbon cable All line terminal blocks are connected to their respective circuit boards as push on connexions to printed circuit board pins The blocks may be prised off the circuit boards to save disconnecting the line and extension terminations when changing circuit boards The power supply must be switched off before the fuse is removed or replaced...

Page 16: ...ly one containing electric motors or other inductive loads Central Control Units that have been maintenance exchanged should be carefully re packed using the packing of the replacement item Full fault details should be included out of ord er is not sufficient and if the item is within warranty period i e within 18 months of the date stamped on the back of the item it should be returned to the manu...

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