Toshiba Strata DK 280 Installation Manual page 861

Digital business telephone system
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maintenance
terminal
or 280Admin/280Backup
personal computer.
LCD: Liquid Crystal Display-The
optional
display on
digital
and electronic
telephones
that displays
calling information.
LCR: Least Cost Routing.
LDI: Long Distance Information.
LED: Light Emitting
Diode-Status
indicators
located
on
printed
circuit
boards
(PCBs),
digital
telephones,
and electronic telephones.
LSI: Large Scale Integration-Related
to circuit design
technology.
Strata
DK280 printed
circuit boards
(PCBs) use LSI circuit design.
MDF:
Main Distribution
Frame-The
wiring
frame
usually located in a phone closet.
MDFB:
Door
Phone
Box-A
peripheral
two-way
speaker box option.
MOH: Music on Hold-Customer-supplied
music or
announcements
can be sent to parties on-hold on
CO lines or the intercom.
OCA: Off-hook
Call Announce.
There are two types:
Handset OCA and Speaker OCA.
OPS: Off-premises
Station.
PBTC: A Toshiba-supplied
cable
used to connect
customer-supplied
batteries
to a cabinet
power
supply
in a one-
or two-cabinet
system
for
emergency
reserve power for the entire system.
PBX: Private
Branch
Exchange-Industry-standard
term which refers to a telephone
switch,
usually
on-premises,
which serves an individual company,
and is connected
to a public telephone
exchange
through the Central Office (CO).
PCB: Printed Circuit Board.
PCM: Pulse Code Modulation-A
widely-used
form of
digital telephone
switching.
PCOU: CO Line Interface
Unit-An
optional
printed
circuit board (PCB) that provides the system with
four loop start CO lines. Supports
Caller ID when
used with RCIWRCIS
circuits.
PDIU-DI2:
Integrated
Data Interface
Unit-Replaces
the normal
digital
telephone
base so that the
telephone
can be used for the transmission
and
reception
of data between
a terminal/personal
computer
connected
to the telephone
and devices
connected
to other
PDIU-Dls
or to modems,
printers,
and
computers
which
are
in turn
connected
to PDIU-DSs.
The PDIU-DI
is also
used to provide personal computer
auto dialing of
voice calls without
a modem;
and,
access
to
outside
dial-up
data
services
and/or
bulletin
boards via modem pooling.
Note:
PDIUDl2
is replaced with RPCI-DI.
PDIU-DS:
Stand-alone
Data Interface
Unit-Used
for
modem
pooling,
printer sharing,
and accessing
host/mainframe
computer.
PDKUS: Digital Telephone
Interface Unit-An
optional
printed
circuit
board
(PCB) that provides
the
system
with eight digital
telephone
circuits.
In
addition
to digital
telephones,
the PDKU can
support
data
interface
units (stand-alone
and
integrated),
a digital DSS console (DDSS), RPCI,
ADM, and a digital door phone/lock
control
unit
(DDCB).
[PDN]: Primary Directory Number.
PEKU:
Electronic
Telephone
Interface
Unit-An
optional
printed circuit board (PCB) that provides
the system with eight electronic telephone
circuits,
which
can support
electronic
telephones,
a
Background
Music source,
a door
phone/lock
control
unit (HDCB),
an electronic
DSS console
(HDSS), and amplifiers for two CO-line conference
calls. The PEKU is also used with older Strata
systems.
PEMU:
E & M Tie Line Unit-An
optional
printed
circuit board (PCB) that provides the system with
support for four E & M Type I tie lines. The PEMU
is also used with older Strata systems.
PEPU:
External
Page Interface
Unit-An
optional
printed circuit board (PCB) that provides
support
and/or
circuit
interface
mainly
for
optional
hardware
peripherals
and upgrades
associated
with external paging functions.
PESU:
Standard/Electronic
Telephone
Interface
Unit-An
optional printed circuit board (PCB) that
provides
the system with a combination
of two
standard
and four electronic
telephone
circuits.
The standard
telephone
circuits
can support
standard
telephones
and
optional
hardware
peripherals,
such as voice mail devices and Fax
machines.
Except for the electronic
DSS console,
the PESU electronic
telephone
circuits
can
support the same stations and peripherals
that the
January
1996
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