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TONE COMMANDER SYSTEMS, INC. 4320 l'oth Ave. N.E., Redmond, WA 980'2, U.s.A Telephone: (206) 883-3600, Telex: 32-8055 TONE AND ROTARY DIAL INTERCOM TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION Document #13-100444 REV. E April 1981 CONTENTS 1. GENERAL INFORMAnON 2. PRODUCT IDENTIFICAnON 3. INSTALLAnON 4. OPERATING INSTRUCnONS,. SERVICE INFORMAnON 1. GENERAL INFORMATION, Description of Product 1.01 The RT-3600 is a thirty-six code selective signaling unit. It provides common talk path intercom service for most Key Telephone Systems that use rotary, tone or mixed dialing. Manual Changes 1.02 This document is reissued to change the warranty date from 18 months to 36 months. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Regulations 1.03 To comply with FCC regulations, the following requirements must be met: Upon installation, the FCC registration number of this unit must be reported to the telephone company. Fig. 1 - RT-3600 Key Telephone Unit This unit must be installed by telephone company personnel or agents authorized under Part 68 of FCC Rules and Regulations. This unit must not be installed on coinoperated or party line telephones. If this unit malfunctions, the telephone company may disconnect service temporarily. If disconnection is necessary, the telephone company must attempt to notify the user in advance, if possible. If not, they must notify the user as soon as they are able. Repair work on this unit must be done by TeS. Page 1 of 6

DOCUMENT 1113-100444 REV. E 2. PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION _ Application 2.01 The RT-3600 can be installed into most Key Telephone Systems that use both rotary dial and tone telephones. It is a self-contained intercom unit that requires no additional transfer circuitry. Design Features 2.02 Electrical -- 2.03 2.04 Solid state design provides high reliability and low current demand. Operates over a wide input voltage range. Timed outputs for one second ringing after signal detection. Separate contacts for spare function. Physical -- lamps and a Mounting is standard KTU rack or wall mount. All connections are made through A25B or equivalent connector cable. Requires no field adjustments. Housing is built of durable plastic and includes installation instructions on its label. Requires only 2.8 cm (l 1/8") of KTU rack space. Rotary Dial Decoder Features -- Repeated signaling is possible without hookswitch operation if only one telephone is off- hook. 2.05 Tone Decoder Features -- Digital decoding process offers superior tone decoding. Repeated signaling is possible without hookswitch operation. Conference calls can be established while the system is in use. Transfer is reset after ring-out. Specifications (Typical) 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 2.20 2.21 2.22 2.23 Operating Voltage: -20 to -28 VDC Idle Current: < 55 rna @ 24 VDC Operating Current: <200 rna @ 24 VDC Output Contacts: 50 VA Pulse Speed: 8-11 PPS Percent Break: 52 to 6496 Minimum Interdigital Time (rotary dial telephones):200 ms Signaling Time: 1 second Maximum Loop: 600 ohms Signal Level Input: -10 to +6 dbm Bandwidth: : 1.7596 at 0 dbm Twist: : 6 db Detect Time: 40 ms Minimum Interdigital Time: (tone telephones) 40 ms Dimensions: 2.8 cm (l 1/8") W X 14.9 cm (5 7/8") H X 16.2 cm (6 3/8") D Operating Temperature: 0 0 to 55 0 C Operating Humidity Level: 0 to 9596 noncondensive. Connection: A25B connector or equivalent connector cable. Transfer is reset after ring-out. Page 2 of 6

DOCUMENT 1113-100444 REV. E 3. INSTALLATION _ Mounting the RT-3600 3.01 Plug the connector-ended A25B or equivalent type cable into the RT- 3600 unit. 3.02 Secure the cable to the unit with the provided retaining bracket. 3.03 Using the built-in brackets, mount the unit on a standard KTU equipment rack with the provided 1112-24 screws or on the wall with screws suitable for the wall material. Wiring the RT-3600 3.04 Terminate the A25B cable (or equivalent) on a 66-type connector block. 3.05 Cross-connect Tip and Ring leads to all telephones, paging circuits, etc. Refer to the Connector Pin Out Index and the Installation Diagram at the end of this section. 3.06 Cross-connect 'R' and 'B' leads to the bell or buzzer of each telephone. Refer to Connector Pin Out Index for each station's designation. D) 'LB' to lamp battery and 'LG' to lamp ground. NOTE: 'LG' and 'PC' contacts close when the RT-3600 is seized and can be used to operate or latch an auxiliary circuit. E) COMMON ALL GROUNDS AT THE POWER SUPPLY. 3.09 Do not bridge the RT-3600 to any line supplying a foreign source of power (C.O., F.X., P.L., etc.) Testing the RT-3600 3.10 Conduct the following tests on all telephones connected to this RT- 3600: A)Go off-hook with the telephone receiver. Verify that the line lamp lights. B) Check the talk path for side tone. C)Dial the designated code for the station being tested. Verify that the bell or buzzer operate correctly. D)Replace the receiver on the hookswitch. Verify that the line lamp goes out. 3.07 Cross-connect 'L' and 'LG' leads to the lamp lines of each telephone. 3.08 Connect the following to the power supply: A) Aud. Sup. and Aud. Grd. to the ringing source. B) 'A' Bat. and 'A' Grd. to the talk (filtered) DC outputs. C) 'B' Bat. and 'B' Grd. to the signal (unfiltered) DC outputs. Page 3 of 6

DOC. 1/13-100444 REV. E 3. INSTALLAnON <Cont'd.) 3.11 Connector Pin Out Index for the RT-3600 KTU DESIGNATION CONNECTOR PIN 1/ CABLE COLOR TIP 26 WHT-BlU NOTES: RING 1 BlU-WHT Old Connection Method PC (1) 27 WHT-ORN (1) lb.. lg (1) 2 ORN-WHT l l (1) 28 WHT-GRN lg lb (1) 3 GRN-WHT PC + R20 29 WHT-BRN RO 4 BRN-WHT Preferred Connection Method R21 30 WHT-SlT PC No Connection 5 SlT-WHT lg + R22 31 RED-BlU l R23 6 BLU-RED lb + R24 32 RED-ORN No Connection 7 ORN-RED Contacts close in off-hook R25 33 RED-GRN condition. R5 8 GRN-RED R26 34 RED-BRN Contact rating: 2 amps. R6 9 BRN-RED R27 35 RED-SlT (2) Talk Battery: -20 to R7 10 SlT-RED -28 VDC, filtered. R28 36 BlK-BLU R8 11 BlU-BlK (3) Signal Battery: -20 R29 37 BlK-ORN to -28 VDC, unfiltered. R9 12 ORN-BlK R40 38 BlK-GRN (4) Signal Power Source (Aud.Sup.): R30 13 GRN-BlK Buzzer battery or R41 39 BlK-BRN!105 VAC Ringer Supply. R31 14 BRN-BlK R42 40 BlK-SlT R32 15 SlT-BlK R43 41 YEl-BlU R33 16 BlU-YEl R44 42 YEl-ORN R34 17 ORN-YEl R45 43 YEl-GRN R35 18 GRN-YEl R46 44 YEl-BRN R36 19 BRN-YEl R47 45 YEl-SlT R37 20 SlT-YEl R48 46 VIO-BlU R38 21 BlU-VIO R49 47 VIO-ORN R39 22 ORN-VIO No Connection 48 VIO-GRN AUD. SUP. (4) 23 GRN-VIO 'A' GRD. 49 VIO-BRN 'A' BAT. (2) 24 BRN-VIO 'B'GRD 50 VIO-SlT 'B' BAT. (3) 25 SLT-VIO Page 4 of 6

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DOCUMENT 1113-100444 REV. E 4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS To place a call: 4.01 NOTE: Before attempting to place a call, verify that the intercom light on the key set is OFF. If it is ON, the intercom talk path is accessed and no new calls can be initiated. 4.02 Go off-hook with the station's receiver. 4.03 Depress the intercom key. Verify that it lights. 4.04 Dial the code of the station to be called. 4.05 When the called party answers, verify conversation path. To repeat signaling: 4.06 If your party does not answer immediately after you place the call, you can signal again WITHOUT putting the telephone on-hook. To signal again, simply redial the station number with the telephone off-hook. To receive a call: 4.07 When you receive a call through RT -3600, pick up your handset, depress the intercom key, and begin the conversation. Conference Calls 4.08 To place a conference call (on tone-dial telephones only), establish a call to one party. Then either party already on line can dial the station code of the third party. 4.09 To establish a conference call that includes telephones with rotary dial, place a call to one party. Alert that party to a conference call. Then one of you must hang up your telephone. The remaining party calls the next party to be conferenced. After allowing time to establish the second call, the waiting party can simply go off-hook and join the call. 5. SERVICE INFORMAnON Warranty 5.01 Tone Commander Systems, Inc. warrants this product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for 36 months from date of shipment. Damage to products resulting from physical abuse or electrical misuse voids this warranty. All units will be stamped on the day they are shipped with the warranty expiration date. 5.02 Out-of-Warranty units will be returned to full working order for a nominal handling charge plus parts, labor and transportation. A 90-day warranty covers repairs made on out-of-warranty units. A $15.00 handling charge will be assessed on all units, in- or out-of-warranty, that are returned and found to be free of defects. Maintenance 5.03 No provision is made for field adjustment. As stated in the FCC regulations in 1.03, TCS does all repair work on the RT-3600. Therefore, if the RT-3600 is defective, do not attempt to repair it. Instead, disconnect it and return it to the factory for replacement. Reordering And Returning Units 5.04 Write or call the factory to reorder or return units. TONE COMMANDER SYSTEMS, INC. 4320 150th Avenue NeE. Redmond, Washington 98052 Telephone: (206) 883-3600 Refer to RT-3600 Key Telephone Unit Consumer Comment 5.05 Tone Commander Systems, Inc. is interested in your comments regarding our literature and equipment. Please address your remarks to the Systems Engineering Department. Page 6 of 6