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TI984 T

ELEPHONE 

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42004-071F

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If using a dc source, either a battery and/or a UL-approved power supply/battery charger should be used.
The power supply must be capable of providing at least 1.4 amperes dc @ 23-28 V.  Connect the positive
wire to terminal 1 and the negative wire to terminal 3 (the Power Selector switch may be in either
position).  See Figure 4 for wiring details.  Terminal 4 should be connected to the earth ground for
maximum safety.

For convenient wiring, GAI-Tronics offers an 8-conductor cable, Model 60038-101.  This cable has three
14 AWG conductors for power and ground and five 18 AWG conductors for page and party line audio
connections and a spare.  If another cable is used, note that the audio wires must be twisted pairs but need
not be shielded.

Note

:  Each power input is fuse protected.  The 2 fuses are located on top of the power supply shield.

Both fuses are rated ½ amp.  See Figure 1 for the location of these fuses.

Page/Party

®

 Connections

The TI984 needs to be connected to both the
page line and the party line of the
Page/Party

®

 system.  See Figure 5.

Party line connections should be made to
terminals 13 and 14 as shown in Figure 5,
and on the connection diagram printed on the
power supply circuit board (rear enclosure).

In a multi-party system, one of the party
lines must be selected as the designated party line.  The TI984 only connects to the designated party line.

Note

:  The 33-ohm line balance resistor must be removed from the designated party line of the

Page/Party

®

 system.  This resistor is generally located in a separate assembly called a 

line balance

network

.  Only the line balance resistor for the party line should be disconnected.  Page line connections

should be made to terminals 15 and 16.

Remote Connections

The 

A

CCESS

R

ESET

, and 

D

AY

/N

IGHT

 switches on the TI984’s front cover can be connected at remote

locations if the unit is located away from the switchboard or primary user.  See Figure 6.

The 

A

CCESS

 switch manually connects between the Page/Party

®

 system and the outside telephone line.

The 

R

ESET

 switch can be used to disconnect calls.  The 

D

AY

/N

IGHT

 switch is used to switch the unit

between the two modes of operation.

Note

:  A programming change is required to use the remote 

D

AY

/N

IGHT

 switch.

Figure 5.  Page/Party

®

 Connections

Day Mode

Night Mode

In Use

Constant On

Flashing, mostly on

Not in Use

Constant Off

Flashing, mostly off

Summary of Contents for TI984

Page 1: ...Telephone Line Connections 4 Power 4 Page Party Connections 5 Remote Connections 5 Programming General Instructions 6 Programming Procedure 7 Entering and Exiting the Programming Mode 7 Selecting an I...

Page 2: ...n system may vary from the day shift to the night shift this interface can be configured for two independent sets of operating parameters day mode and night mode For example the method used to receive...

Page 3: ...ear both the GAI Tronics Page Party system and the RJ11C receptacle from the telephone company or Private Branch Exchange PBX The distance from the TI984 to one Page Party station should be such that...

Page 4: ...ssembly other than the recommended size it is the installer s responsibility to provide the proper earth ground bonding Hub s must be connected to the conduit before being connected to the enclosure T...

Page 5: ...mmended because it allows the use of all the available types of incoming modes If the call from the CO is to be directly connected to the Page Party system use the bypass feature available on the PBX...

Page 6: ...of the Page Party system See Figure 5 Party line connections should be made to terminals 13 and 14 as shown in Figure 5 and on the connection diagram printed on the power supply circuit board rear enc...

Page 7: ...h a set of default parameters listed in the Programming Summary Chart on page 13 Read the entire Programming section record the desired selections in the column titled User Programming and then procee...

Page 8: ...I984 party line The programmer should then proceed with the programming instructions If the access method has been changed refer to the Selecting an Incoming Access Method section page 8 for details o...

Page 9: ...nected to the party line The maximum number of seconds the call will be held before it is disconnected if not answered 0 to 99 seconds Enabling or disabling the auto connect mode If the unit is progra...

Page 10: ...bling the auto connect mode If the unit is programmed to auto connect the caller will be directly connected to the designated party line if that line is already off hook Access codes the two digit cod...

Page 11: ...after the fifth ring Hang up Delay This parameter sets the time that the TI984 pauses between the time when the Page Party station goes on hook and the call is disconnected If the delay is set to 0 th...

Page 12: ...lly transferred to the designated party line provided a station is off hook on the designated party line Function SELECT INCOMING CALL VOICE ACCESS METHOD KEY SEQUENCE 3 0 P P M M A DESCRIPTION If sel...

Page 13: ...ethod at 5 enter the following code 3 2 1 5 2 5 1 2 5 Function SET NUMBER OF INCOMING RINGS KEY SEQUENCE 4 N DESCRIPTION Sets the number of rings that must elapse before the TI984 acknowledges an inco...

Page 14: ...ne to the receiver To complete this adjustment blow into the microphone at the station while adjusting the potentiometer on the TI984 for minimum signal in the ear piece of the station As the potentio...

Page 15: ...oles Connections 4 drill spots for locating conduit entrance to internal terminal block connections 14 foot cable with USOC RJ11C type modular jack for telephone subset Dimensions 9 5 H 8 W 3 8 D inch...

Page 16: ...be Buyer s sole and exclusive remedy and in no event shall GAI Tronics warranty obligations with respect to services exceed 100 of the total cost of services provided hereunder Warranty Periods Every...

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