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Brand | Tadiran Telecom |
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Model | Coral IPx 500 |
Category | PBX |
Language | English |
Describes the Coral IPx 500 Installation Guide and Hardware Reference Manual.
Details the capacity, circuitry, major features, system specifications, and recommended tools for the Coral IPx 500.
Covers installation environment, space requirements, and electrical requirements for system setup.
Details the stages of mounting cages, MDF, battery packs, ground wiring, circuit cards, and power connections.
Explains how to connect the data terminal or personal computer for system programming.
Provides information on connecting backup battery and power supply, along with initial tests.
Details the control card initialization and verification procedures for system startup.
Guides on initializing peripheral cards after the MCP-IPx control card is set up.
Explains how to operate and test the BATTipx backup battery pack for AC powered systems.
Covers I/O cable connections to the cage, differentiating between MDFipx and customer-supplied MDF.
Describes how to close all equipment and prepare the system for normal operation.
Details the process of upgrading the Coral IPx 500 software on the IMC8 card using FMprog.
Explains how to save, load, and manage the system database on the IMC8 card.
Lists and explains the meaning of MCP-IPx numeric status display codes for system maintenance.
Describes the MDF and pinout connections to the cage and external equipment.
Covers connections for wired stations, wireless and VoIP stations, and trunk circuits.
Details primary and secondary protection devices for lightning and surge hazards.
Explains how to direct trunks to station sets during power interruption.
Details RS-232E connections for data communication and applications processor links.
Describes MDFipx configurations and field assembly for units without I/O cables.
Provides pinout, wire colors, and signals for I/O Champ connectors for Coral interface cards.
Details I/O connections for interface cards via RJ-45 or DA-15S connectors.
Describes cage components, front, rear, and side panel features, and mounting configurations.
Details the features of the main cage, including circuit card slots, backplane, and configuration jumpers.
Describes the features of the expansion cage, including card slots, backplane, and configuration jumpers.
Explains various system configurations by connecting multiple cages like IPx 500M, 500X, and 800X.
Details the PS500 DC power supply unit, its front panel, card layout, circuit description, and installation.
Describes the PS500 AC power supply unit, its front panel, card layout, circuit description, and installation.
Covers the BATTipx unit's general description, components, circuit description, external connections, and maintenance.
Provides a general description of control cards, card handling procedures, and common control card details.
Details the MCP-IPx controller card's general information, port management, and front panel features.
Describes the IMC8 flash memory card, its installation, removal, and specifications.
Explains the DBX database expansion memory unit, its installation, removal, and specifications.
Details the CLA CoraLINK Adapter, its general description, installation, removal, and specifications.
Describes shared service circuits embedded in the IPx 500M main cage and additional cards in the IPx 800X cage.
Details the MSBipx card, its components, configuration jumpers, indicators, and functions.
Describes the MSPipx card, its configuration jumpers, and synchronization slots.
Explains the three-way conference circuitry, database programming, and additional circuits in IPx 800X.
Details the Meet Me conference circuitry, feature descriptions, and database programming.
Describes the tone PROM on the MSBipx, tones generated, and database programming for encoding methods.
Explains the DTR circuits for receiving and decoding DTMF dialing tones and database programming.
Describes the DTD circuits for detecting call progress tones and database programming.
Details the auto-answer data modem, its configuration, database programming, and specifications.
Covers the RS-232E asynchronous serial data interfaces for system database programming and diagnostics.
Describes music inputs for hold and background music, configuration, database programming, and specifications.
Explains the voice paging interface, circuit description, database programming, and external connections.
Details the Universal Night Answering/Central Bell features, circuit description, database programming, and external connections.
Describes the accessory or alarm relay interface, circuit description, database programming, and external connections.
Provides general information on relay contacts RLY1, RLY2, RLY3 and their electrical limitations.
Covers installing peripheral interface functions for station and trunk card types.
Describes XXXipx, XXXsl, and XXX200 peripheral cards and their usage in Coral IPx 500.
Explains slave clock mode operation, synchronization slots, and choosing synchronization sources.