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EEPROM Replacement

Use normal precautions when handling static-sensitive de-

vices.

1.

Unplug the keypanel power cord.

2.

Remove the screws from the top cover.

3.

Locate the old EEPROM (U305). Observe the orienta-

tion of the old EEPROM, then remove it and install the

new EEPROM in the same orientation.

4.

Replace the top cover and reconnect power.

KP96/97 Keypanel DIP Switch Functions after
EEPROM Replacement

Refer to Table

2

and the following descriptions.

Important: Any time you change the DIP switch
settings you must turn the power off-then-on to reset.

Combinations of Expansion and Level Control Panels:

Dip switches 1 and 2 select the various allowable combi-

nations of expansion panels and level control panels that

can be connected to the keypanel.

Winking On / Off: DIP switch 3 turns the winking feature

on or off. When winking is on, the LED in each listen key

will wink when the talk key directly beneath it is on. This

provides a visual reminder of any active talk paths. For

some people, this may be distracting and the feature may

be turned off.

Keypanel Address: DIP switches 4-7 set the  keypanel

address as before. See Table

4

for address numbers.

Keypanel Baud Rate: Dip switch 8 sets the baud rate as

before.

KP98-7 Keypanel DIP Switch Functions after
EEPROM Replacement

Refer to Table

3

and the following descriptions.

Important: Any time you change the DIP switch
settings you must turn the power off-then-on to reset.

Talk Key Row Selection: You can select whether you

want the talk keys to use the top row (above the displays)

or the bottom row. See DIP switch 1 settings.

2

DIP

Switch

Description

Settings

(X=Don’t care)

Combinations

SW 1 SW 2

1, 2

Combinations of
expansion and
level control
panels

0 EKP’s, 0 or 1 LCP

X

Open

1 EKP, 0 to 2 LCP’s

Open Close

2 EKP’s, 0 to 3 LCP’s Close Close

3

Winking On / Off

Open: Winking off
Closed: Winking on

Address SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7

4-7

Logical keypanel

address select.

1

Close Open Open Open

2

Open Close Open Open

3

Close Close Open Open

4

Open Open Close Open

5

Close Open Close Open

6

Open Close Close Open

7

Close Close Close Open

8

Open Open Open Close

8

Baud rate select

Open: 9600 baud
Closed: 76.8 kbaud (DO NOT USE!)

Table 2. KP96/97 DIP Switch Summary

DIP

Switch

Description

Settings

1

Talk key row
select

Open: Use bottom row
Closed: Use top row

2

Expansion Panel
In-use Indication

Open: Flash
Closed: No flash

3

LCP select

Open: No LCP connected
Closed: LCP connected

Address Sw 4 Sw 5 Sw 6 Sw 7

4

Logical keypanel

address select.

1

Close Open Open Open

2

Open Close Open Open

5

3

Close Close Open Open

4

Open Open Close Open

6

5

Close Open Close Open

6

Open Close Close Open

7

7

Close Close Close Open

8

Open Open Open Close

8

Baud rate select

Open: 9600 baud
Closed: 76.8 kbaud (DO NOT USE!)

Table 3. KP98-7 DIP Switch Summary

Summary of Contents for EKP96

Page 1: ...he keypanel DIP switch functions as summarized on page 2 Keypanel Model Identification The KP98 7 Keypanel has all pushbutton keys Identify KP96 and KP97 Keypanels by the talk key style KP96 Keypanels Carling Lever Keys KP97 Keypanels TMC Lever Keys Keypanel EEPROM Version Identification Keypanels with programming keypad Tap key se quence CLR 0 8 Then use the scroll up or down key to locate the ve...

Page 2: ... Table 3 and the following descriptions Important Any time you change the DIP switch settings you must turn the power off then on to reset Talk Key Row Selection You can select whether you want the talk keys to use the top row above the displays or the bottom row See DIP switch 1 settings 2 DIP Switch Description Settings X Don t care Combinations SW 1 SW 2 1 2 Combinations of expansion and level ...

Page 3: ... 100A knobs do line up with the keys on KP96 97 Keypanels and EKP96 97 Expan sion Panels When using the LCP 100A with a KP98 7 you may wish to label the knobs Connections KP96 97 Keypanels Typical connections for a KP97 96 keypanel are shown in Figure 1 A maximum of two expansion panels and three level control panels may be connected KP98 7 Keypanel Typical connections for the KP98 7 are shown in ...

Page 4: ...EL EXPANSION PANEL CONTROL CONTROL Keypanel with LCP 100A Level Control Panel Only Keypanel with Expansion Panels and LCP 100A Level Control Panels Note Do not exceed 2 expansion panels and 3 level control panels Always connect the Level Control Panels after the Expansion Panels Keypanel with Expansion Panels only Note Do not exceed 2 expansion panels EXPANSION PANEL 2 CONTROL Figure 1 Typical Int...

Page 5: ...l Control Panel Only KP98 7 Keypanel with LCP 100A Level Control Panel and EKP98 0 Expansion Panel The LCP 100A adjusts levels only for the KP98 7 Keypanel KP98 7 Keypanel with EKP98 0 Expansion Panel Only Figure 2 Typical Interconnections when using a KP98 7 Keypanel A maximum of one EKP98 0 and one LCP 100A may be connected The LCP 100A can only be used to adjust levels for the KP98 7 ...

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