Dukane Catalog u Intercom Systems

StarCall Cards and

Equipment

Overview Cards and Equipment

StarCall cards and equipment provide flexible solutions for a wide • Central Processor Card 2 (CPC2)
range of applications. Its modular design allows you to easily build
• Protected Balanced Telephone Card (BTC-P)
and configure a system that meets your requirements in a cost-
effective manner, while leaving plenty of room for expansion and • Network Interface Card (NIC)
upgrades in the future. • Input Contact Card (ICC)
• Output Contact Card (OCC)
• Call Notification Telephone Card (CTC-2 and CTC-4)
• Administrative Telephone Card (ATC-E4)
• Standard Telephone Card (STC-E)
• Expanded Audio Switching Card (ASC-E)
• Trunk Interface Cards (TIC-E4 and TIC-E8)
• Central Office Cards (COC-4 and COC-8)
• Trunk Caller ID Module (TCM)
• Expansion Shelf
• Central Processor Card (CPC-E)
• Audio Routing Card (ARC-E)
• Basic Audio Switching Card (ASC-B)

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110-3763A Central Processor Feature Package Storage Unit that is transferable between CPC2s
for easy servicing. Currently available feature software packages
Card 2 (CPC2) are listed in Associated Software. See the latest revisions of the
• Advanced multiprocessor design corresponding product data sheets for feature package details.
• Modular feature package software
The CPC2 has a high speed RS-232 service port to allow con-
• Easy and secure servicing of feature figuration and service of an Edwards integrated communications
packages system through a local PC or a remote PC via a modem. System
• Four external high-speed multipurpose software can be updated using the Edwards Remote Maintenance
communication ports Utility (RMU) PC software application, v3.00 and later. Configura-
• System configuration and service by PC tion file creation and modification, as well as system diagnostics,
are performed using the Edwards Remote Programming and Diag-
• Remote access via modem nostics (RAPID) PC application, v3.00 and later. RMU and RAPID
• 12 General purpose I/O ports software applications require Microsoft® Windows® version 3.1 or
• Built-in user-programmable master clock higher. Service port operation selection options are either 9,600 or
57,600 baud.
• Analog and digital clock correction
• Supports the RDU350 external wall display A second high speed RS-232 serial port is available as an Open
Architecture Interface (OAI). It is used to add external PC control
• Supports networking of up to 16 StarCall plus systems and monitoring of system activity through a number of Edwards
• Supports external PC monitoring and control StarCall Plus and StarCare PC software applications, including the
Event Subscription Manager (ESM).
The Edwards Model 110-3763A Central Processor Card 2 (CPC2) The CPC2 has two high speed RS-485 serial ports that can be
is a second generation high-performance central control card for configured to communicate with one or more Edwards RDU350
Edwards integrated communications systems. The CPC2 meets Remote Display Units. When connected to an RDU350 display,
UL requirements and can be used in UL 1459 systems, which ap- the CPC2 transmits status messages associated with a specific
plies to the Model SCR Series. telephone extension to the display at 9,600 baud.
The CPC2 manages all audio connections, data communications, The CPC2 also provides the 12 input/output ports listed below, on
and event processing using the resident system software. Data removable connectors, to monitor and/or control external devices:
communications to other cards in the system occurs through
• Two SPDT relay ports
a proprietary local operating network using the Echelon® LON-
WORKS® technology. Optional feature packages can be activated • Two multifunction open collector driver outputs (can be config-
to add features to the base software. The CPC2 also contains the ured for digital clock control)
system configuration file that describes all cards and components • Four multifunction dry input contacts
in the integrated communications system, as well as all program- • Four ports that can be individually configured as open collector
mable system attributes. output drivers or dry input contacts
The CPC2 also provides a built-in master clock for system time-
Application keeping. When Master Clock Feature Package 1 is enabled, the
The CPC2 supports the following new card models, which the first system provides a master clock with the capability for 500 events,
generation Model 110-3521A Central Processor Card (CPC-E) can- 16 schedules, and 32 multipurpose zones. This clock can function
not: as a master (primary) or secondary and is capable of correcting
both digital and analog secondary clocks.
• Model 110-3823A Input Contact Card (ICC)
The CPC2 can report system hardware and software information.
• Model 110-3824B Output Contact Card (OCC) When requested to do so by the RAPID or MDS software applica-
• Model 110-3851A Call Notification Telephone Card (CTC-2) tions, the CPC2 checks the system and reports information back
to RAPID. The CPC2 checks the shelf address, card type, and
• Model 110-3852A Call Notification Telephone Card (CTC-4) software revision of each card in the system, including the CPC2
• Model 110-3889A Network Interface Card (NIC) itself. The central processor supports Electronic Revision and Map
Control (ERMC), which is designed to read and display additional
• Model 110-4001 Central Office Card (COC4)
system card hardware information. ERMC requires RAPID, v3.00
• Model 110-4002 Central Office Card (COC8) and later. The RAPID software will display a card’s hardware (as-
sembly) revision and address map revision, for cards that support
• Model 110-4003 Trunk Caller-ID Module (TCM)
ERMC.
Software feature packages are activated before delivery, if ordered
V4.00 or later of the CPC2 operating software supports the
at time of system purchase. Additional feature packages can
Model 110-3889A Network Interface Card, which allows up to 16
be purchased any time after system installation. Activation only
StarCall Plus Systems to be networked together. It requires that
requires key codes obtained from Edwards Technical Services and
the use of RAPID or MDS, v3.00 and later. The CPC2 includes a

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the system be configured using v4.00 or later of RAPID or MDS. All field wiring terminates to a customer-provided distribution
This feature is only available for StarCall Plus Systems. punch block. Each ICC includes two 15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to-
connector cable assemblies for connection between the ICC’s
Specifications plug-in receptacle and the punch block. Each cable supports 24
input port pairs.
Capacity One RS-232 service port—9,600/57,600 baud
One RS-232 multipurpose serial port— The ICC meets UL requirements and can be used in UL 1459
9,600/19,200/38,400/57,600/115,200 baud systems, which applies to the Model SCR Series.
Two RS-485 multipurpose serial por
ts—9,600/19,200/38,400/57,600/115,200 Specifications
baud
Two SPDT relay ports Capacity 48 dry contact input ports
Two multifunction open collector driver outputs Input Response Minimum contact closure time—125
Four multifunction dry input contacts milliseconds
Four multifunction input/output ports Input Port Electrical Open circuit voltage—24Vdc
Terminations DB-9 female for RS-232 ports Specifications Maximum loop resistance including contact—
Four-pin removable screw terminal strip for 15K Ohms
RS-485 ports Minimum sink capability of source—1.2 mA
Nine-pin removable screw terminal strip for Maximum Number of Determined by system maximum port
relay and output ports ICC Cards count—1,024 (sum of all ATC, STC, BTC, CTC,
Nine-pin removable screw terminal strip for ASC, ICC, and OCC ports)
input and I/O ports Termination Customer-provided punch blocks
Board Dimensions 8.7 in (22.1 cm) by 12.7 in (32.3 cm) Two 15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to-connector
Board Construction FR-4 glass epoxy cable assemblies (AMP 229974-1 connector,
Space Requirement Single card cage slot 552011-1 cover)
Board Dimensions 8.7 in (22.1 cm) by 12.7 in (32.3 cm)
Board Construction FR-4 glass epoxy
Space Requirement Single card cage slot
110-3823A Input Contact
Card (ICC)
• 48 Input ports 110-3824B Output Contact
• Single twisted pair per input
Card (OCC)
• Adds flexibility to programming capabilities
• 48 Output ports—dry contact relay outputs,
normally open
The Edwards Model 110-3823A Input Contact Card (ICC) allows
the Edwards integrated communications system to interface with • Single twisted pair per output
external equipment such as pushbuttons, door contacts, and • Adds flexibility to programming capabilities
ancillary equipment that provides dry contact output signaling.
One ICC supports up to 48 dry switch input contacts—each on The Edwards Model 110-3824B Output Contact Card (OCC) al-
a twisted-pair wire. Input contacts may be isolated or ground lows the Edwards integrated communications system to interface
referenced. with external equipment such as closedcircuit TV (CCTV) video
camera controllers, system status indicators, digital message
Application units, and graphic control panels that accept dry contact signaling.
Each input port can initiate different system actions and activate
output ports on the Model 110-3824B Output Contact Card Application
(OCC). OCC port action is available in different modes including One OCC supports up to 48 dry switch output contacts, each on
on, off, duration, pulse, cycle, and toggle. Each input port also has a twisted-pair wire. Output contacts are individually jumper-select-
an optional enable/disable period by hour, minute, and by day-of- able for normally open or normally closed relay contact operation,
week. and are isolated from system ground. Each OCC output port can
be activated in one of several modes including on, off, duration,
The ICC requires that the Edwards integrated communication
pulse, cycle, and toggle.
system be equipped with a Model 110-3763A Central Processor
Card (CPC2). Activation is triggered by any or all of the following, as configured
in RAPID:
• Controlling system-timed events
• Controlling system activities for selected zones
• Speaker station ports, by specific action types
• Telephone ports, by specific action types
• ICC inputs—selected Input Contact Card ports
The OCC requires that the Edwards system be equipped with
a Model 110-3763A Central Processor Card (CPC2) and pro-
grammed with version 3.00.

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All field wiring terminates to a customer-provided distribution 3852A Call Notification Telephone Cards (CTCs) provide service
punch block. Each OCC includes two 15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to- for up to four standard 2500 DTMF telephones with electronic
connector cable assemblies for connection between the OCC’s ringers depending on the model. The 110-3851A provides service
plug-in receptacle and the punch blocks. Each cable supports 24 for two ports, and the 110-3852A provides service for four ports.
output port pairs. Both models can alternatively configure any port to simulate a
The OCC meets UL requirements and can be used in UL 1459 central office loop start trunk for connection to a PBX C.O. loop
systems, which applies to the Model SCR Series. start trunk port.

Specifications Application
The CTC manages telephone access to the 32 global links avail-
Capacity 48 dry contact output ports (individually
selectable for normally open or normally closed able in the integrated communications system central equipment.
operation) In addition to standard telephone functionality, it delivers the cur-
Output Response Minimum contact closure period—500 rent time and date, and the identity of the calling party through call
milliseconds notification, and supports Type I Caller ID (CID) or Type II Caller ID
Output Port Electrical Maximum load—1A @ 24V DC/AC on Call Waiting (CIDCW) capable telephones and PBX C.O. trunk
Specifications Maximum voltage between output port ports.
contacts—100V

Maximum voltage between output and
GND—500V On-hook call notification data is delivered from the CTC port to on-
Maximum Number of Determined by system maximum port hook telephone equipment between the first and the second ring
OCC Cards count—1,024 (sum of all ATC, STC, BTC, CTC, signal on an incoming intercom call-in, telephone call, or trunk call.
ASC, ICC, and OCC ports) Maximum per Data includes the calling party’s numeric room/extension number,
shelf—10
user configurable text to indicate call type and priority, and the
Termination Customer-provided punch blocks
current time and date. The system can be programmed to deliver
Two 15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to-connector
cable assemblies (AMP 229974-1 connector,
a unique text string for each of the six intercom call-in priorities,
552011-1 cover) and one for telephone calls. Each of these programmable text
Two female receptacles on the ICC (AMP strings can also include the room/extension number. Trunk calls
552725-1) deliver a fixed text string but not the trunk line number. CID or CI-
Board Dimensions 8.7 in (22.1 cm) by 12.7 in (32.3 cm) DCW capable telephone equipment is required to receive the data.
Board Construction FR-4 glass epoxy The method of displaying, storing, and using the call notification
Space Requirement Single card cage slot data is determined by the telephone equipment itself, not the CTC.
Off-hook call notification data is delivered from the CTC port to
off-hook telephone equipment immediately after an incoming
intercom call-in, if the call-in queue is empty, or if the new call-in
110-3851A and 110-3852A Call Notification is higher in priority than all other call-ins in the queue. CIDCW
capable telephone equipment is required to receive the data. Off-
Telephone Card (CTC-2 and CTC-4) hook call notification can be programmed to be disabled.
• Provides two or four standard telephone ports
A Caller ID capable telephone can be corded or cordless for
• Provides 32 global telephonic links greater staff mobility. Telephones with multi-function keys can be
• Compatible with DTMF 2500 telephone set with electronic used to view call-ins, access the system, and perform many of
ringer or PBX central office loop start trunk port the functions available from the system Administrative Telephone
• Supports telephones/PBX C.O. Trunk ports with caller id (cid) (ATEL) at the touch of a button. Some of these functions are emer-
and caller ID on call waiting (CIDCW) capabilities gency paging, tone distribution, music distribution, and intercom.
• Delivers calling party’s room/extension number and call priority Through the use of Caller ID capable C.O. loop start trunks ports
plus current time and date on a PBX, room station call-ins and system telephone call exten-
• Telephones can be corded or cordless sion numbers can be displayed on PBX administrative telephones.
This integration allows the PBX administrative telephone to
• Includes additional circuit protection support identification of telephone and intercom calls from room
telephones and speaker stations to the PBX.
Each CTC port can be individually configured to support either a
The Edwards Model 110-3851A and 110- telephone or PBX C.O. trunk port. Either configuration can support
terminal equipment with or without Caller ID capability.
The CTC can be used in installations connected to exposed plant
wiring such as portable buildings. The CTC includes additional
circuitry to protect against dangerous voltages accidentally oc-
curring on the exposed wiring. Additional circuit protection is also
advisable in self-contained installations that experience frequent
lightning exposure.
The CTC requires that the integrated communications system be
equipped with an Edwards Model 110-3763A Central Processor
Card (CPC2), loaded with system software version 3.04 or later.

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Each telephone/PBX C.O. trunk port requires a single twisted pair. Telephone Equipment Telephone: DTMF 2500 set with electronic
Maximum distance between a telephone or PBX C.O. trunk port Requirements ringer
and the CTC is 6,000 feet (1,829 m) using 22 AWG or 4,000 feet PBX central office trunk port
(1,219.5 m) using 24 AWG cable. All field wiring terminates to a Line interface: Analog loop start
distribution punch block provided by the customer. Each CTC Input impedance: 600 Ohms
includes a 15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to-connector cable assembly for Balance network (Balnet): 900 Ohms
connection between the CTC’s plug-in receptacle and the punch Type I Caller compatible to support on-hook
call notification
block.
Type II Caller compatible to support on-
hook and off-hook call notification
Specifications Software Updates Factory supplies pre-programmed EPROMs
for main node
Capacity 110-3851A—two ports Factory reprogramming for secondary node
110-3852A—four ports
Space Requirement Single card cage slot
32 global telephone links
Terminations Customer-provided punch block
15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to-connector cable
assembly (AMP 229974-1 connector,
552011-1 cover)
Female receptacle on CTC-2 (AMP 552725- 3889A Network Interface
1) Card (NIC)
Board Dimensions 8.7 inches (22.1 cm) by 12.7 inches (32.3
cm) • Network up to 16 StarCall plus systems
Board Construction FR-4 glass epoxy • 16 Network voice channels
Call Initiation Off-hook or DTMF signaling (through system • Digital T1 interconnect for superior
configuration programming)
voice quality
Port Electrical Line type: Balanced
Specifications Loop current: 30mA • Provides 32 telephonic links within
On-hook voltage (TIP-RING): 18.5Vdc local system
Switch-hook detect: 7mA to 13mA • Network telephone operation
Ringing voltage: Provided by system, 90Vac
20Hz typical • Network intercom operation
Ringing cadence: 1-1/2 seconds on, 4-1/2 • Network paging
seconds off
Balance network (Balnet): 600 Ohms • Network clock synchronization
Input impedance
Telephone configuration: 600 Ohms The Edwards Model 110-3889A Network Interface Card (NIC)
PBX C.O. trunk port configuration: provides 16 digital inter-system voice channels, using T1 technol-
900 Ohms ogy to interconnect StarCall Plus Systems.
SAS signaling
Frequency: 440Hz Application
Level: –23dBm +/-2dBm power into
When two or more systems are connected together using NICs,
900 Ohms load
CAS signaling these functions are available across the network:
Frequency: 2130Hz +2750Hz • Telephone—the ability to dial, communicate, and forward calls
Level: –15dBm +/–1dBm power per from any Administrative Telephone (ATEL) or Standard Telephone
tone into 900 Ohms load
(STEL) to any other ATEL or STEL in the networked system.
FSK (call notification data)
Frequency: 1200Hz +2200Hz
Multiple, simultaneous telephone conversations are supported,
Level: –13.5dBm +/–1.5dBm power subject to network and system resources and priorities.
per tone into 900 Ohms load • Intercom—the ability to dial and communicate from any ATEL
Over voltage protection: Meets UL 1459 for or STEL to any room speaker in the networked system. Multiple,
exposed plant wiring
simultaneous intercoms are supported, subject to network and
system resources and priorities.
• Call-in—the ability to configure call destination groups so that a
call-in from any room station can be directed to any ATEL or STEL
in the networked system.
• Paging—the ability to make a normal or emergency all call or
zone page from any ATEL or STEL to any room speakers in the
networked system. Multiple, simultaneous pages are supported,
subject to network and system resources and priorities.
• Clock synchronization—the ability to synchronize the system
clock (time and date) on secondary systems to the system clock
on the primary system.
Up to 16 systems can be networked together with one NIC per
system. One system is configured as the primary, while all others
are secondaries. Each NIC supports 16 voice channels that can
be used for telephone, intercom or paging, and one data channel
for network signaling and control.

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The systems are interconnected by a customer-provided, single 110-3775B Balanced Protected Telephone
pair, shielded T1 cable, Belden 7837A or equivalent, in a ring to-
pology. One cable run is required for every system in the network,
Card (BTC-P)
with each system transmitting to the next system in the ring so • Sixteen standard telephone ports
that one system’s transmit becomes the next system’s receive. • Provides thirty-two global tel-
The cable length can be up to 625 feet (190 m). For systems more ephonic links
than 625 feet apart, a T1 repeater or pairs of T1 extenders must • Compatible with DTMF 2500 tele-
be used. The distance between a system and the T1 repeater/ phone set with electronic ringer
extender can be up to 640 feet (195 m).
The customer-supplied T1 cable terminates to the screw terminal The Edwards Model 3775B Expand-
side of a surfacemount RJ-48X jack, provided with each NIC. ed Protected Balanced Telephone
Also provided is a 15-foot (4.6 m) standard, two pair, shielded, T1 Card
modular cable that plugs into the modular jack side of the RJ-48X (BTC-P) provides service for up to 16
jack on one end and the RJ-48C modular jack on the NIC. See standard 2500 DTMF telephones with electronic ringers.
the system connection diagram.
Specifications Application
The BTC-P manages telephone access to the 32 global links avail-
Capacity 16 communication systems able in the central equipment rack of the integrated communica-
16 network voice channels
1 network data channel
tions system. The telephones can be corded or cordless.
32 local telephone links (within each system) Each telephone requires a single twisted pair. Maximum distance
Terminations RJ-48C keyed 8-pin modular jack on NIC between a telephone and the BTC-P is 6,000 feet (1,828 m)
15-foot (4.6 m) keyed 8-pin modular jack T1 using 22 AWG or 4,000 feet (1,219 m) using 24 AWG cable. All
cable assembly field wiring terminates to a distribution punch block provided by
Surface-mount RJ-48X keyed 8-pin modular
the customer. Each BTC-P includes a 15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to-
jack
NIC side: modular jack connector cable assembly for connection between the BTC-P’s
Field wiring side: numbered screw terminals plug-in receptacle and the punch block.
Board Dimensions 8.7 in (22.1 cm) by 12.7 in (32.3 cm) The BTC-P meets UL requirements and can be used in UL 1459
Board Construction FR-4 glass epoxy systems, which applies to the Model SCR Series.
Space Requirement Single card cage slot
Specifications
Capacity 16 telephone (or equivalent) ports
110-3547A Expansion Shelf 32 global telephone links
• Self-contained power supply Terminations Customer-provided punch block
• Two intercom amplifier module (IAM) slots 15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to-connector cable
assembly (AMP 229974-1 connector, 552011-1
• Fourteen-card capacity cover)
Female receptacle on BTC (AMP 552725-1)
The Edwards Model 110-3547A Expansion Shelf increases the ca- Board Dimensions 8.7 in (22.1 cm) by 12.7 in (32.3 cm)
pacity of a rack-mounted integrated communications system. The Board Construction FR-4 glass epoxy
expansion shelf has sufficient power for a full population of cards Call Initiation Off-hook or DTMF signaling (through system
and up to eight administrative telephones (ATELs). Each expansion configuration programming)
shelf provides 14 universal card slots. There are also two vacant Audio Distribution 600 Ohms balanced
positions in the top of the expansion shelf for additional Intercom Space Requirement Single card cage slot
Amplifier Modules (IAMs). The expansion shelf includes all the
cables required to connect to a Model 110-3546A Primary Shelf.

Specifications 110-3527A Administrative

Telephone Card (ATC-E4)
Terminations One 4-pin LON® interface to primary shelf
One 64-pin telephone link interface to primary • Four Administrative Telephone
shelf (ATEL) Ports
One 6-pin power supply interface to primary
shelf
• Provides Thirty-Two Global
One 18-pin audio interface to primary shelf Telephonic Links
One 2-pin music bus interface to primary shelf • Provides Background Music to the
Capacity Fourteen universal card slots, two intercom Administrative Telephone (ATEL)
amplifier module slots
The Edwards Model 110-3527A Expanded Four-Port Adminis-
trative Telephone Card (ATC-E4) provides service for Edwards
Model 7A1110 Administrative Telephones (ATELs) with displays.
The ATC-E4 meets UL requirements and can be used in UL 1459
systems, which applies to the Model SCR Series.

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Each ATEL connected to an ATC-E4 has access to one of 32 Specifications
global telephone links in the central equipment, plus a background
music bus. Field wires terminate to a customer-provided punch Capacity Ports for four 7A1110 ATELs
One background music bus
block. The ATC includes a 15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to connector
Thirty-two global telephone links
cable assembly for connection between the ATC’s plug-in recep-
Terminations Customer-provided punch block
tacle and the punch block. 15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to-connector cable
Each ATEL requires three twisted-wire pair—one each for data, assembly (AMP 229974-1 connector,
552011-1 cover)
audio, and power.
Female receptacle on the ATC (AMP 552725-
The ATC cable assembly brings data and audio to the punch 1)
block. A separate pair of customer-provided wires brings DC Board Dimensions 8.7” (22.1 cm) by 12.7” (32.3 cm)
power to the punch block from +24Vdc terminals on the shelf Board Construction FR-4 glass epoxy
power supply. Audio Distribution 600 Ohms single ended (internally)
600 Ohms balanced (externally)
The maximum distance for the communications line between Data Communications Local Operating Network (LON®)
an ATEL and the central equipment is 1,000 feet (305 m) using To Atels
22 AWG cable, or 650 feet (198 m) using 24 AWG cable. The Space Requirement Single card cage slot
maximum distance for the power line is 1,000 feet (305 m) using
18 AWG cable.
110-3531A Standard
Telephone Card (STC-E)
• Offers Sixteen Standard Telephone Ports
• Provides Thirty-Two Global

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 Telephonic Links as determined by the system configuration. Each ASC supports
at least one call-in switch per speaker station. Each call-in switch
• Compatible with DTMF 2500
provides a choice of seven user-programmable priorities. A normal
• Telephone Set with Electronic Ringer call-in can be upgraded to an emergency call by rapidly pressing
The Edwards Model 110-3531A (STC-E) Expanded Standard Tele- the call button twice. The maximum distance between an ASC
phone Card provides service for up to 16 standard 2500 DTMF and a remote speaker station is 4,000 feet (1,219 m) using 24
telephones with electronic ringers and manages telephone access AWG or 6,000 feet (1,828 m) using 22 AWG.
to the 32 global links available in the central equipment. The Application
telephones can be corded or cordless. Each telephone requires a
All field wiring terminates to a customer-provided distribution
single shielded twisted pair. All field wiring terminates to a custom-
punch block. The field wiring from the switch/speaker combina-
er-provided distribution punch block.
tion to the punch block is two twisted pair with one shielded. Each
ASC includes a 15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to-connector cable assem-
bly for connection between the ASC’s plug-in receptacle and the
Application
punch block.
Maximum distance between a telephone and the STC is 3,000
feet (914 m) using 22 AWG wire or 2,000 feet (610 m) using 24
AWG. Each STC-E includes a 15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to-connector Model 110-3533B Basic Audio Switching Card (ASC-
cable assembly for connecting the STC-E to the punch block. B)
The STC-E meets UL requirements and can be used in UL 1069
The Edwards Model 110-3533B Basic Audio Switching Card
central equipment and UL 1459 systems, both of which apply to
(ASC-B) has one high-level audio bus that can select one of two
the Model SCR Series.
high-level audio channels. The ASC-B supports one call-in switch
per speaker station on a single twisted-pair 22 AWG annunciator
cable. The ASC-B requires one Edwards Model 9A1765 Call-In
Specifications Switch per speaker station. The ASC-B meets UL requirements
Capacity 16 telephone (or equivalent) ports and can be used in UL 1459 systems, which applies to the Model
32 global telephone links SCR Series.
Terminations Customer-provided punch block
15-foot (4.6 m) pigtail-to-connector cable
assembly (AMP 229974-1 connector, 552011-1 Model 110-3534A Expanded Audio Switching Card
cover)
Connector receptacle on STC (AMP 552725-1)
(ASC-E)
Board Dimensions 8.7” (22.1 cm) by 12.7” (32.3 cm) The Edwards Model 110-3534A Expanded Audio Switching Card
Board Construction FR-4 glass epoxy (ASC-E) has two high-level audio buses that can select two of six
Call Initiation Off-hook or DTMF signaling (through system high-level audio channels. The ASC-E supports up to three call-in
configuration programming) switches, privacy, and a call assurance LED per speaker station
Audio Distribution 600 Ohms single ended on a single twisted-pair 22 AWG annunciator cable. The ASC-E
Space Requirement Single card cage slot requires Edwards Model 9A4300, 9A4301, 9A4302 or, 9A4303
call-in switch stations. See Associated Equipment for product dif-
ferences. The ASC-E meets UL requirements and can be used in
110-3533B and 110-3534A UL 1459 systems, which applies to the Model SCR Series.
Audio Switching Card
(ASC-B and ASC-E) 110-3551A and 110-3552B
• Sixteen Speaker Ports
Trunk Interface Cards
• One or Two Multipurpose Audio (TIC-E4 and TIC-E8)
Buses, Depending on Model
• Four or Eight Trunk Ports,
• Two or Six Audio Channels, Depending on Model Depending on Model
• Two Twisted-Pair Wires per Speaker with Call-In • Provides 32 Global Telephonic Links
• Supports up to Three Call-In Switches Plus Privacy and Call • Provides Selection of Delivery to
• Assurance LED, Depending on Model Attendant or Direct System Dial Tone Access

• Up to Seven User-Programmable Call-In Switch Priorities • Provides Connection to KSU/PBX or Centrex

Edwards offers two audio switching card models depending on

system requirements. Both models connect up to sixteen 25-volt The Edwards Trunk Interface Card (TIC) provides connection to
loudspeaker assemblies to the Edwards communications system analog extension ports on a KSU or PBX. Two TIC models exist:
central equipment rack. Two or six high-level audio channels,
present on the backplane, can be page, program, or intercom, • Model 110-3551A (TIC-E4) has four ports and provides access

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 to 32 global telephone links. When selected for Loop Start operation, the port can be pro-
grammed for incoming only, outgoing only, or two-way operation.
• Model 110-3552B (TIC-E8) has eight ports and provides ac-
For incoming operation, calls can be routed to a hunt group of
cess to 32 global telephone links.
extensions (select one from eight system hunt groups), a pre-
Each TIC port can be configured to either return ring back to the programmed extension (Direct Inward Line), or receive a system
calling party and route the incoming call to an attendant telephone dial tone. The system will support live or auto attendants. For
or to return dial tone and provide direct inward DTMF dial access. outgoing operation, trunk ports can be accessed on a line group
or selected line basis or both. Toll restriction can be programmed
For outgoing calls, each of the 32 available TIC ports can be
to be disabled on a per port basis if desired.
programmed to provide access by dialing an 80 through 89 and/
or by dialing 9. If 9 is selected, each port can be programmed to Application
automatically dial a second 9 for Public Switched Network access
When configured as a Loop Start E911 trunk port, the system will
through a KSU or PBX.
provide the necessary interface to support a compatible third party
Application Enhanced 911 (E911) Emergency Service interface, which serves
as a bridge to a local E911 network. Any system user dialing 911
Line build-out jumpers allow configuration of each TIC port to
will be routed directly through to the E911 network, complete with
optimize return loss. The TIC connects to standard telephone
Automatic Number Identification (ANI) to aid in identifying the loca-
wiring using RJ-11 connectors. The TIC-E4 and TIC-E8 meet UL
tion of the caller within the building.
requirements and can be used in UL 1459 systems, which applies
to the Model SCR Series. With the addition of the Edwards model 110-4003 Trunk Caller
ID Module (TCM), the COC will support incoming caller ID. Each
Specifications
TCM supports four trunk ports and attaches directly to the COC.
Capacity 110-3551A (TIC-E4): Four ports, 32 telephone A COC-4 will support one TCM, applied to ports 1 to 4.
links
110-3552B (TIC-E8): Eight ports, 32 telephone A COC-8 will support one or two TCMs, applied to ports 1 to 4
links and/or ports 5 to 8.
Terminations RJ-11 modular jack on TIC Each port may be individually programmed to process or ignore
Board Dimensions 8.7” (22.1 cm) x 12.7” (32.3 cm) incoming caller ID information.
Board FR-4 glass epoxy
Construction Each COC trunk port can support both battery reversal and open
Audio Distribution 600 Ohms balanced loop disconnect signaling methods from the incoming line. The
Space Required Single card shelf slot system supports Answer Supervision (using battery reversal) to
indicate that the far end party has answered an outgoing call so
that accurate per second SMDR recording can be achieved.
A COC port may also be connected to a PBX or KSU analog ex-
110-4001 and 110-4002 tension or any other loop start device for the purpose of integrat-
ing the system with other telephone systems or auxiliary telephone
Central Office Cards devices. The trunk port must be selected as Loop Start and can
(COC-4 and COC-8) be configured as incoming, outgoing or both.
• Four or Eight Trunk Ports, Depending Digit 9 automatic repeat can be programmed when connected to
on Model a PBX to access outside lines through the PBX.
• Supports Central Office Loop Start A selectable balanced network for each COC allows connection to
• Loop Start E911 Compatible central office trunks as well as PBX/KSU analog extension ports.
• Incoming Only, Outgoing Only, or Each model provides access to all of the system’s 32 global tel-
Two Way Operation ephonic links. All ports support toll restriction and music-on-hold.
• Provides Selection of Incoming Calls to Hunt Group, DIL Exten- The COC requires that the Edwards integrated communication
sion, or Direct system be equipped with an Edwards Model 110-3763A Central
• System Dial Tone Access Processor Card (CPC2), loaded with system software version 5.00
or later.
• Caller ID Capability Optional
Specifications
• Supports Answer Supervision for Accurate SMDR Accounting
Capacity Model 110-4001 (COC-4): Four trunk ports,
• Supports Auxiliary Connections to PBX or KSU Analog Exten- 32 telephone links
sions Model 110-4002 (COC-8): Eight trunk ports,
32 telephone links
• Selectable Balance Network
Terminations RJ-11 modular jacks on COC
The Edwards Central Office Card (COC) provides for connection Two 18-pin connectors for TCM Tip/Ring
of a StarCall Fusion system to the Public Switched Network over Two 32-pin connectors for TCM Control and
Central Office Loop Start trunks. There are two COC models, the Data
110-4001 (COC-4) has four trunk ports and the 110-4002 (COC- Board Dimensions 8.7” (22.1 cm) by 12.7” (32.3 cm)
8) has eight trunk ports. Each COC port can be configured as a Board Construction FR-4 glass epoxy
Loop Start or Loop Start E911 trunk port. Trunk Port Electrical Specifications
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 Ac Input Impedance 600 Ohms Ordering Information
Balance Network AT&T compromise or 600 Ohms
Model Description
Ringing Voltage 20Vrms to 130Vrms
Ringing Frequency 17Hz to 68Hz
Expansion Shelf and Associated Equipment
Operating Loop Current 15mA to 90mA
110-3547A Expansion Shelf
Off-hook Dc Resistance 190 Ohms to 290 Ohms
110-3546A Primary Shelf (required)
Software Updates Factory supplied pre-programmed EPROM
110-3527A ATC-E4 Expanded Administrative Telephone Card (4
Space Requirement Single card cage slot
ports, 32 links)
Software Model SW-4000:StarCall Fusion Server
110-3531A STC-E Expanded Standard Telephone Card (16 ports,
Software (optional)
32 links)
110-3533B ASC-B Basic Audio Switching Card—StarCall only (16
stations, 1 path, 2 channels)
110-3534A ASC-E Expanded Audio Switching Card (16 stations, 2
paths, 6 channels)
110-4003 Trunk Caller ID 110-3544C IAM Intercom Amplifier Module
Module (TCM) 110-3551A TIC-E4 Expanded Trunk Interface Card (4 ports, 32 links)
• Adds Caller ID Capability to Models 110-4001 110-3552B TIC-E8 Expanded Trunk Interface Card (8 ports, 32 links)
COC-4 and 110-4002 COC-8 110-3775B BTC-P Protected Balanced Telephone Card (16 ports,
32 links)
• Collects and Forwards Incoming Caller ID
Protected Balanced Telephone Card (BTC-P) and Associated
• Supports Four Trunk Ports
Equipment
• Compatible with Central Office Loop Start Trunks 110-3775B Protected Balanced Telephone Card (BTC-P)
7A1111A Standard Telephone
The Edwards Model 110-4003 Trunk Caller ID Module (TCM)
110-3546A Primary Card Shelf
adds incoming Type I Caller ID receive capability from the Public
110-3547A Expansion Card Shelf
Switched Network to the Edwards Central Office Card (COC).
Application Network Interface Card (NIC) and Associated Equipment
110-3889A Network Interface Card (NIC)
Each TCM provides caller ID service for up four trunk ports. An
110-3546A Primary Card Shelf
Edwards Model 110-4001 (COC-4) four port card supports one
110-3547A Expansion Card Shelf
TCM, while Model 110-4002 (COC-8) eight port card supports
110-3763A CPC2 Central Processor Card
one or two TCMs. A TCM attaches directly onto the COC-4 or
COC-8. With the addition of a TCM, a COC will route incoming
Input Contact Card (ICC) and Associated Equipment
caller ID data to attendants, system extensions, as well as to one
110-3823A Input Contact Card (ICC)
or more applications in Edwards model SW-4000 StarCall Fu-
110-3546A Primary Card Shelf
sion™ Server. For the COC-8 there are two locations for instal-
110-3547A Expansion Card Shelf
lation of a TCM, one for ports 1 to 4, the other for ports 5 to 8.
110-3763A Central Processor Card (CPC2)
When installing a single TCM, it may be placed in either location
110-3824B Output Contact Card (OCC)
for use with either group of trunk ports. Each trunk port may be
individually programmed to process or ignore incoming caller ID
Output Contact Card (OCC) and Associated Equipment
data. The TCM requires that the Edwards integrated communi-
110-3824B Output Contact Card (OCC)
cation system be equipped with an Edwards Model 110-3763A
110-3546A Primary Card Shelf
Central Processor Card (CPC2), loaded with system software 110-3547A Expansion Card Shelf
version 5.00 or later. 110-3763A Central Processor Card (CPC2)
110-3823A Input Contact Card (ICC)

Specifications Central Processor (CPC-E) and Associated Equipment

110-3521A Central Processor Card (CPC-E)
Capacity Four trunk ports
110-3524C Audio Routing Card (ARC-E)
Terminations One 18-pin connector to COC for Tip/Ring
One 32-pin connector to COC for Control and Data 110-3546A Primary Shelf
Board Dimensions 1.75” (4.4 cm) by 3.65” (9.3 cm) 110-3547A Expansion Shelf
Board FR-4 glass epoxy 77A1000 Modem Kit
Construction 437-00120A Remote Programming and Diagnostics
Electrical Compatible with Bellcore GR-30-CORE 1200 baud (RAPID) configuration software
Specifications Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) for Calling Name and 437-00131A Remote Maintenance Utility (RMU)
Number reception application loading software
Software Remote Programming and Diagnostics (RAPID)
configuration software (version 5.00 or later)
StarCall Fusion Server Software (optional)

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 Central Processor Card 2 (CPC2) and Associated Equipment 110-3547A Expansion Card Shelf (rack mount)
110-3763A Central Processor Card 2 (CPC2)
110-3546A Primary Shelf Central Office Cards (COC-4 and COC-8) and Associated
110-3547A Expansion Shelf Equipment
77A1000 Modem Kit 110-4001 Central Office Card (COC-4)
437-00120A Remote Programming and Diagnostics (RAPID) 110-4002 Central Office Card (COC-8)
configuration software 110-3546A Primary Card Shelf
SW-2000 STARWare User Application Suite application 110-3547A Expansion Card Shelf
software 110-3763A CPC2 Central Processor Card (with software version
110-3524C Audio Routing Card (ARC-E) 5.00 or later)
437-00131A Remote Maintenance Utility (RMU) application 110-4003 TCM Trunk Caller ID Module
loading software
SW-4000 StarCall Fusion Server Trunk Caller ID Module (TCM) and Associated Equipment
110-4003 Trunk Caller ID Module (TCM)
Call Notification Telephone Card (CTC-2 and CTC-4) and 110- Primary Card Shelf
Associated Equipment 3546A
110-3851A & Call Notification Telephone Card (CTC-2 and CTC-4) 110- Expansion Card Shelf
110-3852A 3547A
110-3546A Primary Card Shelf 110- CPC2 Central Processor Card (software version 5.00 or
110-3547A Expansion Card Shelf 3763A later)
110-3763A CPC2 Central Processor Card (version 3.04 or later) 110-4001 COC-4 Central Office Card, Four Ports
110-4002 COC-8 Central Office Card, Eight Ports
Administrative Telephone Card (ATC-E4) and Associated
Equipment
Central Processor Card (CPC-E) and Associated Equipment:
110-3527A Administrative Telephone Card (ATC-E4)
110-3521A Central Processor Card (CPC-E)
7A1110 Administrative Telephone
110-3524C Audio Routing Card (ARC-E)
17A365 Power Supply (for additional Administrative Telephones)
110-3546A Primary Shelf
110-3546A Primary Card Shelf
110-3547A Expansion Shelf
110-3547A Expansion Card Shelf
77A1000 Modem Kit
437-00120A Remote Programming and Diagnostics (RAPID)
Standard Telephone Card (STC-E) and Associated Equipment
configuration software
110-3531A Standard Telephone Card (STC-E)
437-00131A Remote Maintenance Utility (RMU) application
7A1111A Standard Telephone loading software
110-3546A Primary Card Shelf
110-3547A Expansion Card Shelf Audio Routing Card (ARC-E) and Associated Equipment:
110-3521A Central Processor Card (CPC-E)
Expanded Audio Switching Card (ASC-E) and Associated 110-3763A Central Processor 2 Card (CPC2)
Equipment
110-3546A Primary Shelf
110-3534A Expanded Audio Switching Card (ASC-E)
110-3547A Expansion Shelf
110-3546A Primary Shelf
110-3547A Expansion Shelf
Basic Audio Switching Card (ASC-B) and Associated Equipment:
9A4300 Call-In Switch with CALL, EMERGENCY, CANCEL, and
110-3533B Basic Audio Switching Card (ASC-B)
PVCY (privacy) buttons and call assurance LED, two-gang
110-3546A Primary Shelf
9A4301 Call-In Switch with CALL button and call assurance LED,
single-gang 110-3547A Expansion Shelf
9A4302 Call-In Switch with CALL and CANCEL buttons and call 9A1765 Call-In Switch with PUSH TO CALL button, single
assurance LED, single-gang gang
9A4303 Call-In Switch with CALL and PVCY (privacy) buttons and PCS499 Call-In Switch with CALL and PVCY (privacy)
call assurance LED, single-gang buttons, single gang
Primary and Expansion Shelf and Associated Equipment:
Trunk Interface Cards (TIC-E4 and TIC-E8) and Associated 110-3546A Primary Shelf
Equipment 110-3547A Expansion Shelf
110-3551A Trunk Interface Card (TIC-E4) 110-3542 Power Supply Module (PSM)
110-3552B Trunk Interface Card (TIC-E8) 110-3543 Ringing Supply Module (RSM)
110-3546A Primary Card Shelf (rack mount) 110-3544C Intercom Amplifier Module (IAM)

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