Valcom V-2926 Manuel utilisateur

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TALKBACK INTERCOM SYSTEM

V-2926 OPTION BOARD

The V-2926 Option Board is an add-on feature for the V-2924A Expandable Zone Talkback Intercom System. The

addition of this board provides the following supplemental features:

•Time sync output

•Custom page groups

•Enhanced Caller ID

•Flexible Architectural numbering plan

•Interface to the PC Programming Tool

•Store user data to EEROM

•Real time clock for SMDR printer

•Auto detect for Com Port or Modem

•Auto adjust for Daylight Savings Time

•Evacuation tone to specified groups

•Time tones to specified groups

•Read software/firmware revision numbers

Dimensions/Weight

•5.3” L x 3.0” W x 1.1” D

(13.5cm L x 7.6cm W x 2.8cm D)

•0.9 lbs (0.4 kg)

The V-2924A Programming Tool is a windows based

software tool designed to interface with the V-2926 Option

Board. The Option Board and the Programming Tool must both be installed to access the additional features

provided by the Option Board. All features must be set with the Programming Tool when the Option Board and

Programming Tool are installed.

CONTENTS

INSTALLATION OF THE OPTION BOARD 2

INSTALLATION OF THE PROGRAMMING TOOL 2

Figure 1 - Option Board Location on the Control Board 3

USING THE PROGRAMMING TOOL 4

System Configuration 4, 5

Architectural Number and CLID Programming 6, 7

Audio Connection 7, 8

Class of Service 8

Custom Page Groups 9

System 9,10

Save Programmed Data to File 11

COMMUNICATING WITH THE V-2924A 11

Initiating Communications 11

•Direct Connect, Modem Connect 11, 12

Select Dialing Method

•Modem Connect, Manual Connect 12, 13

Send Data to V-2924A/Receive Data from V-2924A 13

Set System Date and Time 14

Read Software and Firmware Revision Number 14

Ending Communications 14

SETUP OF THE V-2924A MODEM 15-18

MENU OPTIONS 18, 19

Print, Window, Help, Exit

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, WARRANTY 20

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INSTALLATION OF THE OPTION BOARD

The Option Board must first be installed on the Control Unit Board (See Figure 1).

WARNING: Disconnect main power before servicing.

•Remove the side plate and top cover of the Control Unit and set aside.

•Slide small side plate upward to provide opening for Option Board connector (See Figure 1).

•Align J3 on the Option Board directly over J1 on the Control Board

•Align J4 on the Option Board directly over JP2 on the Control Board.

•Press Option Board firmly in place to make sure connectors are seated properly.

•Replace the top cover and side plate of the Control Unit and plug in the power supply.

•Plug PC Communication Cable (included) into P1, PC Programming Port (located on the Option Board - See

Figure 1).

The V-2926 Option Board requires the use of the PC Programming Tool to access the various features it provides.

INSTALLATION OF THE PROGRAMMING TOOL

Minimum Computer Requirements for the Valcom V-2924A Programming Tool:

Hardware:

•80486 (higher is recommended)

•Hard drive with 30 Mbytes free

•Mouse

•8 Mbytes of RAM (more is recommended)

•1 available serial communication port

Operating System:

•The Programming Tool is 32-bit and requires Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0.

The Rev 2 Programming Tool is compatible with previous versions of hardware, however, the current hardware

is not compatible with previous versions of the Programming Tool.

The programming tool software is furnished on 1.4 MB disks and must be installed to the hard drive. To install the

software:•On the taskbar, click the Start button

•Insert disk 1

•Select Run

•Type a:\Setup (Assuming a: is the disk drive being used)

•Follow on-screen instructions for full installation, changing disks as the prompt requests

•The Valcom V-2924A Programming Tool will automatically appear in the Programs list

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HIGH VOLTAGE AREA

DISCONNECT POWER

BEFORE SERVICING

JP2

Option

Board

Location

Align J3 on the Option Board directly over J1 on the Control Board

Align J4 on the Option Board directly over JP2 on the Control Board

Press Option Board firmly into place.

FIGURE 1 - OPTION BOARD LOCATION ON THE CONTROL BOARD

Side View

Top View

P10 P1

RS232 Serial Port

for SMDR (DB9

Connector)

PC Programming

Port (located on

Option Board)

Slide plate covering

connector ports up

to provide opening

for connector

J3 and J4 are located on the

under side of the Option Board.

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USING THE PROGRAMMING TOOL

•On the taskbar, click the Start button, point to Programs, select Valcom V-2924A Programming Tool.

•The V-2924A Programming Tool splash screen appears momentarily and then the Programming screen

comes into view

System Configuration

To begin the programming process, click on File. A pull-down menu appears allowing selection of a previously

programmed file (click on Open) or the ability to create a new file (click on New). The following instructions

assume a New configuration file is being created. Click on New from the pull-down menu. A System

Configuration screen is displayed to allow selection of the installed components within the system.

Select one of the following from the list:

•For a 24 station system select Main Board.

•For a 48 station system select Main Board + Expansion 1.

•For a 72 station system select Main Board + Expansion 1, 2.

•For a 96 station system select Main Board + Expansion 1, 2, 3.

Press OK to accept the present selection or Cancel to re-select. When selection is complete, the Programming

Window Screen will be displayed. (To display the configuration of the system press the Details button).

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When OK is selected from the System Configuration screen, the Programming Window appears - see below. The

Programming Window allows each option to be accessed by selecting the option and pressing Open or by double

clicking on the selected option. All functions can be listed at once by pressing Open All. (All of the options

accessed through the Programming Window can also be accessed from the pulldown menus).

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Architectural Number and CLID (Caller ID) Programming

The first function to configure is the Architectural Number and CLID Programming.

The Architectural Number is a 1 to 4 digit number that is dialed by the phone to connect to a specific speaker.

Flexible architectural numbering is often selected to allow speakers and room numbers to match. The CLID

Programming allows a name or up to 15 character description to be entered for each station.

The information entered in the CLID description field will be displayed on the phone or Caller ID unit if provided as

part of the system.

The Edit Station Entry allows a CLID description to be entered for each station. Example: 105 would be the

Arch # and MR. HALL would be the CLID description (15 character limit).

The Delete Station Entry allows removal of selected architectural and CLID descriptions.

Auto Numbering assigns the Arch # in sequential order. The beginning number is the currently selected station; an

ending number must be specified.

To Auto Number – Highlight station where architectural numbering begins.

Select Edit Station Entry. Enter beginning architectural number and select OK.

Select Auto Numbering and enter last architectural number (must be a higher number).

Select OK.

Enter information for the Main Board as well as each Expansion Unit being used and press OK to accept.

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Audio Connections

This screen allows selection of groups to receive Background Music, Time Tones and Emergency Tones. This

sample system consists of a “Main Board + Expansion 1” so eight groups are available to receive audio connections.

(Each group contains six stations).

Group 1 Stations 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Main Board

Group 2 Stations 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Main Board

Group 3 Stations 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 Main Board

Group 4 Stations 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 Main Board

Group 5 Stations 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 Expansion 1

Group 6 Stations 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36 Expansion 1

Group 7 Stations 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42 Expansion 1

Group 8 Stations 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48 Expansion 1

Click on the tab of the desired feature to program zones. Click on each group button to receive the audio

connection. If all groups are to receive an audio connection for the specific feature, select Include All.

The zones for each feature:

BGM, Time Tone and Emergency, are selected in the same manner.

Defaults: BGM - All Off

Time Tone - All On

Emergency - All On

After zones for each feature have been selected, press the OK button.

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The Audio Connections screen disappears, with the Programming Window still being active to allow selection of

other options.

Class of Service.

Class of Service defines how a call originated by a button press will be queued for answer by the attendant.

•Emergency Only - Top priority. Stations programmed as Emergency Only are moved to the top of the priority

list to be answered first.

•Normal/Emergency - Calls from stations programmed as Normal/Emergency are received in the queue as they

are made. 1 button press from the station, the call is received as a normal call; 4 button presses from the station,

the call is received as an emergency call.

•Normal Only - Calls from stations programmed as Normal Only are received in the queue as Normal priority

whether 1 or 4 button presses are made at the calling station.

Set the Class of Service for all Groups on the Main Board as well as any Expansion Boards. Press the down arrow

at the end of the Class of Service field to display the available types of service for selection.

When finished, press the Close button.

Default option of all stations, with or without the Option Board installed, is Normal/Emergency.

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Custom Page Groups

When Custom Page Groups is selected, the following screen is displayed.

There are 4 Custom Page Groups available.

Select the Page Groups to receive custom paging by clicking on the desired box. Each Custom Page Group can

contain all groups or a combination of groups. (Example: Custom Page Group 50 could contain page groups 1, 2,

and 3 and Custom Page Group 52 could contain page groups 1, 2, 7, and 8).

Select OK after all desired page groups are defined.

System

Next select System from the Programming Window. A check in the box means ON (selected); an empty box means

OFF (not selected). Select the desired options and click on OK to exit this screen. The options are described in

more detail in the Control Unit (V-2924A) document or select Help from the pull-down menu for on-screen details.

The Dip Switch button displays the dip switch equivalent (see next page) of the options selected with the

programming tool.

IMPORTANT: Options set using the programming tool override options selected manually using the Control

Unit dip switches.

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Dip switch equivalent of programmed options.

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