8 OUTLINE
8.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The control system of the main unit is composed of the main central processing card (MPR card) controlling the entire system
and exchanging voice data, the circuit control section (LPR/LC) controlling various telephone lines and the power supply section
(POWER).
MPR card, LPR/LC and POWER are connected each other through the System BUS (ADDRESS BUS, DATA BUS and
CONTROL BUS). MPR card and LPR/LC are under I/O control (I/O Read/W rite) by MPR card.
MPR card controls LPR which have a microprocessor by the lnter-Microprocessor Communication System supported by ASIC.
Those are, MPR card and LPR exchange controlling messages through bi-directional buffer and CPU controls LPR so that it
can manage multiple telephone lines. Since LC does not have a microprocessor, it is completely controlled through ASIC from
MPR card.
I/O address for LPR access is fixed for each free slot. CPU discriminates the sort of LPR through the inter-processor
communication system.
POWER detects the voltage drop of the AC input and the DC output and transfers it to MPR card.
8.1.1. MPR Card
This card is the main control section of main unit. It controls all the cards mounted on the free slots, and communication of RS-
232C ports.
There are two LED (BATT ALARM, SD ACCESS), one SD card slot, one push switch, one slide switch, one USB port, two MOH
jacks, and two EPG jacks in the front of MPR card. BATT ALARM LED light red if the output of the lithium battery in MPR card
is set to about 2.8V or less. During access to SD card, it green-blinks or SD ACCESS LED light and blink. Enclosed SD card
is used for SD card slot on a main part, putting in. The main program is stored in SD card. It connects with PC and a USB port
is used for a maintenance or a system setup. The external sound source for BGM or suspension sound is connected to a MOH
jack. A speaker with amplifier is connected to external paging at an EPG jack. Light Emitting Diode (RUN indicator,
ALARMindicator) arranged at the main part upper part is directly controlled from MPR card, and shows the state of a system
of operation.
This control circuit executes the control signals for the exchange process, and this card is composed of the following
(A) 32bit CPU (32bit data bus)
(B) SDRAMs, SRAMs
(C) Flash memorys
(D) Lithium Battery for back-up of clock IC and Static RAMs
8.1.2. Back Board
BB (back board) is the mother board of the basic shelf. This board connects each card/unit (POWER, MPR card, and optional
service cards) together. This board has one RS-232C connector.
8.1.3. Power Supply Unit
This unit is switching regulator power supply and supplies DC voltages to MPR card, and optional service card (free slot). PSU
(power supply unit) has four outputs (40V, 30V, 15VPT, 15V). 15V output is supplied only in MPR card and option card. Other
outputs are mainly used as an object for the electric supply to a terminal. Refer to each S/M for the details of PSU.
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Summary of Contents for KX-TDA200BX
Page 8: ...5 SYSTEM OVERVIEW 5 1 SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS 8 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 10: ...5 3 SYSTEM CONNECTION DIAGRAM 10 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 17: ...8 2 SYSTEM CONTROL 8 2 1 System Control Block Diagram 17 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 18: ...8 2 2 Voice TDM Highway Bus Block Diagram 18 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 21: ...8 3 2 EC Bus System Connection Diagram 21 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 33: ...11 3 MPR CARD 11 3 1 Startup Run indicator LED201 33 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 36: ...Optional service cards cannot start up 36 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 37: ...11 3 2 Phone Call The call path cannot connect Noise is created 37 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 38: ...11 3 3 Paging No sound PAGING1 No sound PAGING2 38 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 39: ...Noise is Heard PAGING1 Noise is Heard PAGING2 39 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 40: ...Sound is small PAGING1 Sound is small PAGING2 40 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 41: ...11 3 4 MOH Using No sound is heard MOH1 41 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 42: ...No sound is heard MOH2 42 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 43: ...Sound is small or loud MOH1 Sound is small or loud MOH2 43 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 44: ...11 3 5 USB Connection Unable to connect 44 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 45: ...Connection error occurs 45 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 46: ...11 3 6 RS 232C Connection Unable to connect 46 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 47: ...Connecting speed is slowly 47 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 48: ...11 3 7 SD Card I F Unable to save the system data 48 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 49: ...11 3 8 Other The clock data is deleted unset table 49 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 59: ...12 2 DIAGNOSIS TEST 1 Click Diagnosis of Utility 59 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 60: ...2 Pair Port Test operation Select card for Test 3 Click Pair Port Test 60 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 61: ...4 Click OK 5 Click Cancel 61 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 62: ...6 Card Test operation Select card for Test 7 Click Card Test 62 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 63: ...8 Click OK 9 Click Cancel 63 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 68: ...14 TERMINAL GUIDE OF ICS TRANSISTORS AND DIODES 68 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 70: ...16 CABINET AND ELECTRICAL PARTS LOCATION 70 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 71: ...16 1 EXTENSION BOARDS FOR SERVICING 71 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 72: ...17 ACCESSORIES AND PACKING MATERIALS 72 KX TDA200BX ...
Page 91: ...Waveform 7 Waveform 8 20MHz 12MHz KX TDA200BX 91 ...
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