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AlPHONE

INSTALLATION

MANUAL-R24/A

RAX

INTERCOM

SYSTEM

For

systems

with

up

to

24

stations

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

I

Introduction.

1

II

RAX

System

Features

and

Functions.

2

III

RAX

System

Design

and

Components.3

IV

RAX

System

Equipment

Requirements

.

..

5

V

Installation

Guidelines.

7

VI

Wiring.

0

VII

RAX

System

Installation.

10

A.

Mounting

Central

Exchange

Equipment.10

B.

RAX

Central

Exchange

Unit

Mounting

Instructions.11

C.

Connecting

Station

Units.

12

D.

RA-A

Wall

Mounting

Installation.12

E.

RA-D

Mounting

Installation..

F.

RA-B

and

RA-C

Wall

Mounting

Installation.

14

G.

Connecting

AC

Power

Line

and

Grounding

Wire

.

I4

H.

Connecting

Paging

Equipment.

I5

I.

Connecting

Talkback

Paging

Equipment

.

17

J.

Connecting

Remote

Control

Equipment

.

ig

K.

All

Call.

20

VIII

Operations.

2i

IX

RAX

System

Specifications.

23

X

Post

Installation

System

Testing.

25

XI

User

Indoctrination

.

.

.

..

25

XII

Trouble

Shooting

Guide.

26

XIII

Servicing.

27

I.

Introduction

This

manual

presents

information

for

installing

the

Aiphone

(The

Central

Exchange

Unit

is

|Type

a|

version).

RAX

intercom

system.

Included

in

this

manual

is

information

regarding;

•

system

features

•

system

design

•

equipment

requirements

•

installation

procedures

•

specifications

•

system

testing

A

careful

study

of

this

manual

prior

to

RAX

system

installation

is

strongly

recommended.

A

thorough

reading

and

understanding

can

save

time

and

money.

All

the

information

contained

in

this

manual

is

subject

to

change

without

further

notice.

-

1

-

System

Features

II.

RAX

System

Features

and

Functions

*

Fully

electronic,

microprosessor

based

system.

*

Three

systems:

8,

16

or

24

stations.

*

2

communication

channels,

with

one

separate

channel

either

for

paging

or

remote

control.

*

Total

hands-free

communication

or

telephone-privacy.

*

Flush-mount

sub

station,

allowing

one-touch

calling.

*

Wide

range

of

STANDARD

communication

functions

—

no

add-on

options

required.

Three

different

types

of

master

stations:

(1)

Open

voice,

desk/wall

mount,

(2)

flush

wall-mount

&

(3)

speaker-phone

type,

desk/wall

mount.

*

Simple

2-digit

dialing.

Call

by

pushing

one

button

between

a

pair

of

master/sub.

Page

up

to

4

individual

zones

with/without

talkback

through

ceiling

or

horn

speakers.

All

page

to

four

zones

simultaneously

(No

talkback

in

all-page

mode).

*

All-Cali

through

speakers

of

station

unit,

overriding

any

other

functions.

*

Electret

condensor

microphones

—

superior

voice

fidelity.

*

Wall-mounted,

compact

Central

Exchange

Unit,

complete

with

terminal

board

and

power

supply.

*

Remote

control

for

operation

of

external

devices

(Background

music,

internal/external

lights,

door

release,

etc.).

*

Accepts

background

music

through

ceiling

speaker

with

automatic

cutout

during

paging.

Quick,

simple

home

run

wiring

from

each

station

to

Central

Exchange

Unit.

*

Two

twisted

pair

per

station.

*

Emergency

battery

backup

adaptor.

System

Communication

Functions

1.

Station

call.

2.

Camp-on

Busy

..

3.

Secretary

transfer.

(station

transfer)

4.

Call

transfer.

5.

Call

holding.

6.

Urgent

message

break-in

signal

7.

All

page.

8.

Zone

page

..

9.

All

Call.

10.

Talkback

paging.

11.

Paging

with

Call

back

.

12.

All

Call

with

Call

back.

13.

Privacy.

14.

Temporary

Privacy

.......

15.

Master/Sub

communication

.

16.

Simplex

communication

.

.

.

17.

Remote

control

operation

..

.User

can

call

and

receive

from

any

station

to

any

other

station

in

system.

.User

can

leave

a

request

for

automatic

call

back

from

a

busy

station.

■

Incoming

calls

can

be

routed

to

secretary

or

other

designated

station.

.User

can

transfer

a

call

from

one

station

to

another.

.User

can

place

calling

station

on

hold

during

his

conversation

with

other

station.

.User

can

signal

occupied

station

that

he

has

urgent

message.

.User

can

page

all

zones

simultaneously.

.User

can

page

up

to

4

zones

individually.

.User

can

page

through

all

stations

simultaneously.

.User

can

page

through

speakers.

Person

paged

can

respond

directly

from

speakers

(Zone

Page

only).

.User

can

page

individual

through

speakers.

Person

paged

can

respond

from

nearest

station

and

will

be

auto¬

matically

cpnnected

to

paging

party.

.User

can

page

individual

through

all

station

speakers.

Person

paged

can

respond

from

nearest

station

and

will

be

auto¬

matically

connected

to

paging

party.

.User

can

place

his

station

in

Privacy

mode.

.User

can

release

Privacy

mode

temporarily

for

reply.

.User

at

master

station

can

have

his

own

sub

station.

.User

can

talk

with

a

station

in

noisy

area,

pressing

the

talk

button

to

talk,

releasing

to

listen.

.User

can

operate

BGM

turn

on/off,

turn

lights

on/off,

etc.

by

dialing

from

his

station.

-

2

-

III.

RAX

System

Design

and

Components

System

Components

Central

Exchange

Unit

Models:

RAX

8,

RAX-16,

RAX

24

Central

Exchange

Unit

for

systems

up

to

8,

16

or

24

stations.

Includes

a

central

terminal

board

and

power

supply

unit.

Station

Equipment

Model:

RA-A,

Open

voice

master

station,

with

handset

communication

capability.

Desk/wall

use.

Model:

RA-B,

Open

voice

master

station,

flush

mount

(indoor

use

only).

Model:

RA-C

Open

voice

sub

station,

flush-mount

(indoor

use

only).

Model:

RA-P

Speaker-phone

type

master.

Desk/wall

use.

Accessories

available;

Model:

PG-10B

(10

watts),

Standard

Paging

Amplifier,

with

100V

or

8

ohms

output.

Model:

PG-10A

(10

watts),

UL/CSA

Approved

Pagaing

Amplifier

with

25V

and

70V

output

(available

only

in

North

America)

Model:

MC-A

Paging

Adaptor.

Model:

RC-A

Zone

Paging

Adaptor.

Model:

SP-3NA

Standard

3

watt

ceiling

speaker

with

built-in

line

transformer.

Model:

NBZ-M

Square

frame

for

flush-mounting

of

SP-3NA

to

ceiling.

Model:

PB-YKX

Talkback

Adaptor.

Model:

RC-B

Remote

Control

Adaptor

for

operating

external

devices.

Model:

N-EA

Round

frame

for

surface¬

mounting

ofSP-3NAto

ceiling.

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3

-

DIMENSIONS

AND

PARTS

IDENTIFICATIONS

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Models:

RAX-8,

RAX-16,

RAX-24

1.

Main

front

cover

2.

Power

switch

3.

Power

lamp

4.

Wall

mounting

bracket

5.

Sub

front

cover

6.

Screws

for

covers

7.

Mother

board

8.

CPU

Card

(XC-060)

9.

Function

card

(XC-061)

10.

Voice-switching

card

(XC-062)

11.

Subscriber

card

(XC-063)

12.

Regulator

unit

13.

Automatic

cutoff

switch

(when

cover

is

removed)

14.

AC

power

terminals

&

ground

terminal

15.

Inlet

for

AC

power

line

16.

Opening

for

cable

from

stations

17.

Terminal

block

Model:

RA-A

1.

Open

voice

speaker

2.

Call

lamp

(also

for

secretary

transfer)

3.

Volume

control

switch

4.

Privacy

switch

5.

Bar

switch

for

handset

communication

6.

Station

No.

plate

7.

Microphone

8.

Dial

key

pad

9.

Talk

button

for

paging/

simplex

communication

10.

DR-A

receptacle

11.

4P

plug

12.

Pedestal

(die

cast)

13.

Receiver

for

handset

communication

14.

Coil

cord

-

4

-

Model:

RA-D

(Speaker-phone

type

master)

1.

Handset

2.

Speaker

3.

Dial

key

pad

4.

Call

LED

(also

for

secretary

transfer)

5.

Volume

control

switch

6.

Privacy

switch

7.

Station

No.

plate

8.

Microphone

9.

Directory

card

10.

TALK

button

11.

4-pin

plug

w/2

m

(6')

cord

12.

Receptacle

13.

Stand

Model:

RA-B

(Open

voice

master

station,

flush

mount)

1.

Open

voice

speaker

2.

Call

lamp

(also

for

secretary

transfer)

3.

Volume

control

switch

4.

Privacy

switch

5.

Dial

key

pad

6.

Microphone

7.

Station

No.

plate

8.

Terminals

9.

Front

panel

(stainless

steel)

Model:

RA-C

(Open

voice

sub

station,

flush

mount)

1.

Open

voice

speaker

2.

Call

lamp

3.

Volume

control

switch

4.

Key

pad

5.

Microphone

6.

Station

No.

plate

7.

Terminals

8.

Terminals

for

external

switch

9.

Front

panel

(stainless

steel)

-

5

-

lY.

RAX

System

Equipment

Requirements

The

RAX

System

Design

Table

below

is

to

assist

in

determining

the

mix

and

quantity

of

RAX

system

components.

RAX

SYSTEM

DESIGN

TABLE

SYSTEM

COMPONENTS

QUANTITY

OF

COMPONENTS

RAX-8

RAX-16

RAX-24

RAX-8

Central

Exchange

Unit

for

up

to

8

stations

(with

2

XC-063)

1

RAX-16

Central

Exchange

Unit

for

up

to

16

stations(with

4XC-063)

1

RAX-24

Central

Exchange

Unit

for

up

to

24

stations

(with

6XC-063)

1

__

STATION

MODEL

RA-A

RA-D

RA-B

RA-C

Open

voice

master

station,

with

handset

communication

capability

Speaker-phone

type

master

station

Open

voice

master

station,

flush-mount

Open

voice

sub

station,

flush-mount

max.

8

max.

16

max.

24

OPTIONAL

ACCESSORIES

PG-B

PG-10B

PG-A

PG-10A

Standard

amplifier

(available

except

in

N.

America)

10W

UL/CSA

approved

amplifier

(available

only

in

N.

America)

low

Up

to

4

separate

zones

either

for

paging

or

remote

control

Each

zone

requires

1

PG-A

or

PG-B

amplifier,

1

MC-A

adaptor

and

a

required

number

of

speakers.

(Does

not

reduce

station

capacity)

OR

When

using

one

RC-A

adaptor,

as

well

as

a

required

number

of

speakers

for

each

paging

zone,

system

can

have

only

to

use

1

each

PG-A

(or

PG-B)

amplifier,

MC-A

adaptor,

PB-YKX

talkback

adaptor.

(Does

not

reduce

station

capacity)

MC-A

Paging

adaptor

SP-3NA

NBZ-M

N-EA

Standard

3

watt

ceiling

speaker

Square

frame

for

SP-3NA.

Round

frame

for

SP-3NA.

RC-A

Zone

paging

adaptor

PB-YKX

Talkback

adaptor

1

for

each

paging

zone

where

talkback

is

required.

RC-B

Remote

control

adaptor

to

be

used

in

conjunction

with

external

devices

such

as

lights,

background

music,

etc.

1

for

each

zone

where

external

device

is

located.

Note;

System

may

include

total

of

four

MC-A

and/or

RC-B.

-

6

-

V.

Installation

Guidelines

BE

SURE

TO

TURN

OFF

RAX

POWER

SUPPLY

BEFORE

YOU

OPEN

THE

UNIT

OR

MAKE

WIRING

CONNECTIONS.

1.

Central

Exchange

Unit

(CEU);

*

Select

location

for

CEU

that

will

facilitate

ease

of

access

to

the

unit

itself.

*

Plug

the

power

supply

into

a

clear

line.

Interference

on

the

power

line

may

cause

function

error.

*

Select

a

location

that:

—

has

low

humidity.

—

is

free

of

dust.

—

is

vibration

free.

—

is

free

of

static

electricity.

—

is

not

near

flammable

or

chemical

product.

—

is

not

close

to

high

voltage

equipment.

—

is

not

within

a

strong

magnetic

field.

—

is

not

near

heating

or

air

conditioning

outlets

or

equipment.

—

does

not

have

direct

sunlight.

—

does

not

have

temperature

extremes:

below

0°C

(+32^F)

or

above

+

40°C

(+104^F).

2.

Station;

*

Each

station

must

be

home

run

wired

to

the

C.E.U.

individually,

and

must

have

individual

station

numbers.

*

Follow

location

guidelines

for

the

Central

Exchange

Unit

when

selecting

station

location.

*

Avoid

locations

where

temperature

dips

below

—10°C

(+14°F)

or

exceeds

+60°C

(+140°F).

*

Select

a

most

suitable

type

of

station

according

to

your

communication

requirements

and

environmental

conditions.

3.

Wiring;

*

Use

2

twisted

pairs

for

each

station.

*

Keep

twisted

pair

cable

well

apart

(over

50

cm

or

20'")

from

other

cables

such

as

heavy

duty

power

lines,

telephone

lines

and/or

paging

amplifier

output

line

(speak

line).

4.

Installation;

*

In

new

construction

install

single-gang

box

for

RA-A

or

RA-D

stations

or

electrical

box

(see

page

14)

where

RA-B

or

RA-C

stations

are

to

be

wall-mounted.

The

station

wilt

cover

the

hole,

when

installed.

-7

-

VI.

Wiring

There

are

two

basic

wiring

methods

for

RAX

system.

In

either

case,

you

must

use

two

twisted

pair

per

station.

METHOD

1:

2

twisted

pair

in

home

run

manner

from

each

station

to

RAX

Centra!

Exchange

Unit.

METHOD

2:

More

than

one

station

can

be

run

in

multiple

twisted

pair

cable.

DO

NOT

RUN

SPEAKER

LINE

IN

MULTIPLE

PAIR

CABLE

FOR

STATIONS.

*

A

combination

of

the

above

methods

may

also

be

used.

Refer

to

the

chart

below

and

select

wire

gauge

required

for

your

installation;

Wire

size

0.5

mm

0.65

mm

0.8

mm

24AWG

22AWG

20AWG

Max.

wiring

distance

from

station

to

RAX

CEU

350

m

600

m

900

m

1,200'

2,000'

3,000'

1

PAGING/REMOTE

CONTROL

The

RAX

system

has

the

capacity

of

paging

up

to

four

separate

zones

and

All

Page.

Each

zone

requires

one

paging

adaptor

Model:

MC-A,

one

amplifier

and

proper

number

of

speakers

for

the

amplifier

output

(and

one

PB-YKX

talkback

paging

adaptor

is

required

for

talkback).

NOTE:

All

Page

is

a

system

function

and

does

not

require

special

equipment

or

wiring.

NOTES:

1.

If

the

system

includes

a

remote

control

device,

one

paging

terminal

must

be

used

for

the

RC-B

remote

control

adaptor.

This

will

reduce

the

number

of

paging

zones

to

3.

2.

Adding

zones

of

paging

and/or

remote

control

does

not

reduce

the

station

capacity

of

the

system

(i.e.

a

24-

station

system

may

have

24

stations

plus

4

zones

of

paging

and/or

remote

control).

3.

If

an

RC-A

adaptor

is

installed

for

each

zone,

only

one

MC-A

paging

adaptor

and

one

amplifier

is

required

for

zone

page/AII

Page.

Talkback

will

require

one

PB-YKX

talkback

adaptor.

WIRING

REQUIRED

2

twisted

pair

cable

or

multiple

twisted

conductor

cable

may

be

used

for

connecting

station

to

RAX

terminal

board.

Wiring

is

polarized

in

each

twisted

pair.

These

cables

must

be

twisted

pair.

Connection

to

MC-A

adaptor

requires

two

common

plus

one

individual

conductors

from

CEU

terminal

board.

*

Regulator

unit

in

CEU

must

be

earth

grounded.

Do

not

run

speaker

line

in

the

same

cable

with

station

wires.

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8

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