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Describes the DECT cordless communication service installation and start-up for various PBXs.
Identifies installers responsible for site survey, connections, and system start-up.
Defines key terms and expressions used in DECT systems.
Lists installation and programming manuals for related PBX systems.
Focuses on radio engineering checks including coverage, traffic, and base station location.
Details checking DECT compatible interface cards per PBX family and type.
Explains connecting DECT base stations via S0 interface and synchronization methods.
Lists checks for electrical continuity, matching, and S0 interface card configuration.
Outlines main programming tasks including topology, resources, and mobile set management.
Refers to procedures for registering mobile sets within the DECT system.
Guides on checking clock signal transmission for 'm-bit' and 'third pair' synchronization.
Describes checks for master base station, other base stations, and handover feature.
Details S0 interface cards (OCZ, EOCT, EOCU) for connecting DECT base stations.
Describes OCY2 card and its connectors for MC 6501-C4E/C8 PBXs.
Details OCZ2 card and its connectors for MC 6501-C6 PBXs.
Covers wiring for ROCZ and ROCY distribution frames for C1/C6 and C8 PBXs.
Introduces F1 range PBXs (MC 6501-R, MC 6501L) and interface cards (LD4, LS1).
Explains synchronization modes: by additional pair and by S-frame m-bit.
Details LD4 card presentation, configuration, switches, and implementation.
Covers LS1 card presentation, configuration, switches, and connection.
Lists F2 range PBXs (MC 6504, MC 6504E, MC 6504L, MC 6540, MC 6502) and cards.
Details synchronization modes: by additional pair and by S-frame m-bit for LDS cards.
Provides LDS card presentation, references, configuration, and wiring.
Explains DECT configuration, EPROM programming, adaptation, and clock switches.
Details installation of LDS card, connections to synchronous bus and remote power supply.
Describes the PLDS card for remote power supply and ISDN voltage extraction.
Lists F3 range PBXs (MC 6503, MC 6505, MC 6508) and interface cards.
Provides information on implementation for MC 6503, MC 6505, and MC 6508 PBXs.
Lists F4 range PBXs (MC 6550, MC 6550-LC, MC 6550 L, MC 6530, MC 6530E) and cards.
Lists LDS cards, ADPCM daughter card, plugs, remote power card, and cables.
Details connecting the LDS card to the synchronous bus and PBX synchronization.
Explains connecting the LDS card to the MC 6550 PBX via synchronous bus and PLDS card.
Provides general information on MC 6241 DECT base station, channel compatibility, and climatic conditions.
Covers installation, sealed cabinets, connections, and software download for the base station.
Explains synchronization methods (M-bit, third pair) and installation types with repeaters.
Describes the D-channel usage for signaling and downloading to the radio base station.
Details the status indications of the radio base station LEDs (OFF, ON, Slow blink, Fast blink).
Covers preliminary checks for cabling, pairing, and measuring distances.
Outlines DECT service programming for F0, F1, F2 PBXs, including topology and resources.
Details DECT programming for F3 and F4 PBXs, including routing and mobile registration.
Guides on checking master and slave base station operation, and synchronization.
Describes connections for two-channel and four-channel DECT base stations.
Details types of external antennas and their connection requirements.
Explains authentication, access rights, identity, subscription, and roaming for mobile sets.
Details characteristics, registration, deregistration, and test mode of the MC 5901 mobile set.
Details connections for the REP16 repeater for clock signal distribution.
Provides wiring diagrams for the REP96 repeater and its connectors.
Lists part numbers for DECT base stations, cards, power supplies, and equipment.
Troubleshooting steps for base station startup issues using ISDN terminals or testers.
Outlines the main principles for base station deployment and site survey.
Defines coverage area, radio base station, radio area, trunk group, and cell.
Describes site survey principles and tools for determining radio coverage.
Methodology for calculating base stations based on traffic, users, and mobility.
Explains criteria for grouping radio areas into cells for mobile location.
Lists safety and electromagnetic compatibility recommendations for DECT system components.
Details DECT base station characteristics like frequency, power, channels, and range.
Provides an overview of the integrated DECT service components and connections.
Explains PARI/SARI management and building the authentication key.
General| Brand | Matra Nortel |
|---|---|
| Model | MC 6500 |
| Category | Portable Radio |
| Language | English |
