NORTHERN ELECTRIC LOGIC 10 User manual

NORTHERN ELECTRIC PRACTICES SECTION502-8601-290

PO525819

Issued: September 21, 1973

Standard N

"LOGIC 10*" KEY TELEPHONE SETS

QSK200B AND QSK2200B

INSTALLATION MANUAL

Fig. 1 - QSK200B Key Telephone Set Fig. 2 - QSK2200B Key Telephone Set

CONTENTS

1. GENERAL

2. OPTIONS

3. INSTALLATION

MOUNTING

CONNECTIONS

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1. GENERAL

1.01 The QSK200B and QSK2200B LOGIC 10

telephone sets (Fig. 1 and 2) are 10 button

sets featuring one common hold button and a

maximum of nine line pickup buttons. If less than

9 lines are used, the extra line pickup buttons may

be used for additional features (e.g., add-on or

individual signaling).

1.02 The QSK200B and QSK2200B telephone

sets are identical except that the QSK200B

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telephone set is equipped with a QDBIN rotary

dial while the QSK2200B telephone set is equipped

with a NE-3SQ3Ll DIGITONE* multifrequency

pushbutton dial.

1.03 The QSK200B and QSK2200B telephone

sets are designed for use with the NE-I AI,

NE-IA2, or NE-6A key telephone systems (KTS).

The sets cannot be used with the NE-IA KTS.

1.04 The QSK200B and QSK2200B telephone

sets are designed for desk-top or wall-

mounted installation. An accessory bracket for

wall-mounting is provided with each set.

I.OS The QSK200B and QSK2200B telephone

sets are designed for use with the QSR2

hands-free headset (or equivalent). Each set is

equipped with a headset jack on the right side of

the housing base and a QMJ7A jack mounting

switch (on-off) on the front of the faceplate below

the dial. The headset is a subscriber option (see

2.0 I) and must be ordered separately.

2. OPTIONS

2.01 The following features are subscriber

options. Refer to the schematic diagrams

(Fig. S and 6) and the conductor assignment

information (Table A) when converting the

telephone set for a particular option as specified

below and in Tables B through J.

(a) Buzzer. A QBXIA buzzer may be mounted

on the left-hand dial mounting bracket. The

buzzer should be connected to either the ringer

leads or the two spare leads for the station busy

lamp option, whichever are not being used. The

QBXIA buzzer operates on 10 V ac only.

(b) Station Busy Lamp. This feature may be

installed to provide station busy lamp

indication. Connection information for this

feature is given in Table B.

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by bending the stop next to the detent on

the ringer volume control until it completely

clears the rim of the ringer frame. This provides

a further position on the volume control which

prevents ringer armature movement.

(d) Hands-Free Telephone Operation. The

QUSIC COMPANION 3* hands-free unit is

designed for use with the QSK200B and

QSK2200B telephone sets. The QUS IC unit is

physically compatible with the LOGIC IO sets

and is equipped with a lS-pin connection plug

for plug-in attachment. The QUS IC plug fits

into a matching interconnecting jack which is

normally stored within the LOGIC IO set. When

QUS IC operation is desired, the jack must be

inserted in the left side of the set housing and

the unit and set connected as described in 3.08.

An NE-2012B transformer (or equivalent power

supply) is required for the QUSIC unit and is

connected to the unit through the telephone set

(see 3.08).

(e) External Speakerphone Operation. An NE-3

type speakerphone may be used with the

LOGIC IO telephone sets. The subscriber must

relinquish two line pickup positions to make

cord conductors available for speakerphone

installation. The QDB IN dial in the QSK200B

telephone set provides an additional set of

shunting contacts, which in turn provide the dial

muting required for NE-3 type speakerphone

operation. External speakerphone connection

information is given in Table C.

(f) / Hold Operation. This feature may be

installed in place of the regular hold feature.

Connection information is given in Table D.

(g) Headset Operation. A QSR2 type headset or

equivalent may be installed by making

minor changes in the telephone set (see 3.07).

(h) Individual Signaling. Momentary contacts

for individual signaling may be obtained by

removing the P0S14515 locking pin from the

key position which is to be converted and

making the wiring change given in Table E. The

momentary contact under the headset switch

may also be used for individual signaling (see

Fig. 5 or 6).

(i) Automatic Exclusion. This feature may be

obtained on one line by using an NE-10A

KTU (see Fig. 7). The feature provides

automatic cutoff of excluded stations whenever

the master station picks up the line associated

with the NE-lOA KTU.

(j) Selective Exclusion. This feature may be

obtained by using an NE-229B KTU (see

Fig. 8). The feature provides exclusion only if

the exclusion pushbutton on the key is

depressed momentarily. Any button on the key

may be converted for control by removing the

appropriate AG lead from terminal 40-45,

connecting this lead on terminal 30-32, and

removing the P0S 14515 locking pin. The lamp

in the exclusion button lights when the

exclusion circuit is in operation. Exclusion is

removed automatically when the call is either

placed on hold or terminated. The exclusion

circuit is compatible with COMPANION 3,

headset, or handset operation.

(k) Add-On Operation. The add-on feature may

be obtained on two lines by using an

NE-237B KTU (see Fig. 9 and Table B). Any

button may be used but must be made

nonlocking by removing the locking pin. The

lamp in the add-on button will light when the

add-on circuit is in use. The add-on circuit is

released by pressing the add-on button again or

hanging up the handset. The add-on circuit is

compatible with COMPANION 3, headset, or

handset operation.

(1) Ringer. The ringer feature is connected to

position 1 as shipped but may be connected

to another position or as a common ringer by

changing the wiring according to Table F and

connecting to the R-R 1 and B-B1 leads at the

key equipment.

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(m)Amplifier. An NE-241QB amplifier may be

required when using an NE-52 type or

equipment headset. Connection information is

given in Table G.

(n) Voice Station Coupler. A QCTIA voice

station coupler may be installed to provide

an automatic answering facility. Connection

information for this feature is given in Table H.

(o) Automatic Dialer. A variety of automatic

dialers are compatible with the LOGIC 10

sets. Connection information is given in Table I.

(p) Auxiliary Dial. An NE-1035B3QA station

dial may be used with the QSK200B

telephone set if computer input of DIGITONE

signals is required. Connection information is

given in Table J.

3. INSTALLATION

MOUNTING

3.01 For desk-top installation, the sets should be

placed in a convenient location on the desk

and connected to the appropriate connector cable.

3.02 For vertical surface installation, it is

necessary to use the accessory mounting

bracket and knurled thumb screw which are

supplied with each set. The installation should be

performed as follows.

(a) Attach the mounting bracket to the

mounting surface using two No. 8 screws or

similar mounting hardware. (The mounting

hardware must be obtained locally.)

(b) Place the telephone set on the mounting

bracket so that the shoulder rivets enter the

corresponding keyhole slots in the base of the

telephone set (Fig. 10).

possible so that the lower front mounting

hole is in line with the corresponding threaded

hole in the telephone set base (Fig. 10).

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(d) Lock the telephone set in place by inserting

the knurled thumb screw through the

mounting bracket and into the threaded hole in

the base of the telephone set and tightening the

screw by hand.

3.03 When mounting the telephone set on a

vertical surface, the mounting cord is

directed downward from the cord exit hole in the

base of the set so that it can be fastened to the

mounting surface where required.

CONNECTIONS

3.04 Connection information for the QSK200B

and QSK2200B telephone sets is shown in

Fig. 5 and 6. See Table A for cord assignment

information. See Tables B through J for wiring of

options.

Caution: The connection diagrams and tables

must be followed closely, since wiring of the

QSK200B and QSK2200B telephone sets is

not standard due to the limited number of

cord conductors available.

3.05 The faceplate and housing cover must be

removed when converting the telephone set

wiring for subscriber options.

Removal

(a) Release the faceplate catch (see Fig. 11) by

inserting the NS-16750 L3 releaser into the

release hole located on the lower front edge of

the housing cover.

(b) Lift upward and forward on the faceplate

until the locating tabs at the rear of the

faceplate are disengaged from the housing cover.

until they are disengaged from the threaded

posts on the housing base. The cover can then be

removed.

Replacement

(a) Place the cover in position.

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(b) Tighten the captive retaining screws.

Caution: Do not exert undue force when

tightening the captive retaining screws.

faceplate in the housing cover.

(d) Align the single front catch with the hole in

front of the cover, and press until the front

catch snaps in place.

3.06 When making the conversions as specified in

Tables B through J, the following guidelines

should be observed.

(a) If more connection positions are required

than are available, use QCMISA connectors

(Fig. 3) for the additional positions.

(b) If no terminal is available for the connection

of two spade-tipped leads, use a QCM12A

connector (Fig. 3).

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Fig. 3 - QCMlSA and QCM12A Connectors

Headset Connection

3.07 If headset operation is required, remove the

faceplate and cover per 3.05 and remove the

yellow blocking insert (see Fig. 4) from the turn

switch by pulling it straight out toward the dial.

Insert the headset plug into the jack located on the

lower right-hand side of the set and at the same

time rotate the control key, located in the lower

left-hand corner of the faceplate, 90 degrees in a

clockwise direction. Dial tone will be heard in the

headset receiver and dialing will be possible

without removing the handset.

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COMPANION 3 Hands-Free Unit Connection

3.08 If the COMPANION3 hands-free unit is

required, the filler plate in the left-hand side

of the set housing base must be removed and the

prewired interconnect jack, which is stored inside

the set must be installed in its place. In addition,

the (S-W) lead of pair 5 (see Table A) and the

(G-R) lead of pair 8 must be wired to the

COMPANION3 power terminals 23 and 17. The

NE-2012B transformer (or equivalent power

supply) required for the hands-free unit may be

located at the key equipment and connected per

3.09. Refer to the COMPANION 3 installation

manual or Section 512-6251-400 for detailed

connection information.

Note: The power supply output must not be

grounded.

3.09 The power supply for the QUS 1C hands-

free unit is connected through the LOGIC

10 telephone set in either of the following ways.

(a) Remove the cable locking slide (under the

bottom housing), and insert the spade tips

of the 2-conductor cord or mounting cord from

the NE-2012B transformer (or equivalent power

supply) in terminals 17 and 23 of the terminal

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block in the LOGIC 10 telephone set.

(b) Connect the NE-2012B transformer (or

equivalent power supply) to the LOGIC 10

set through the connector cable. For an

NE-A25B connector cable, connect the trans-

former to the (G-R) and (S-W) leads of the

cable. For any other type of connector cable,

use the leads that terminate on pins 5 and 8 of

the connector.

Note: The maximum allowable lengths of 22,

24, and 26 AWG cable for connecting the

NE-2012B transformer to the hands-free unit

are 400, 250, and 150 feet respectively.

3.10 To connect the unit and the LOGIC 10

telephone set for a desk-top installation.

(a) Hold the set in the right hand with the dial

forward.

(b) Hold the unit in the left hand with the

controls forward.

upper edge of the set, and bring the set and

unit together so that the plug is firmly in the

socket.

3.11 To connect the unit and the LOGIC 10

telephone set for a wall-mounted installa-

tion.

(a) Mount a QBP7A mounting bracket securely

on the wall. (The mounting bracket must be

ordered separetely .)

(b) Place the set in position on the mounting

bracket. Slide the set to the right, and secure

it with the thumb screw.

upper edge of the set, and bring the unit

together with the set so that the plug is firmly in

the jack and the unit is secured on the locking

pin.

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TABLE A

QSK200B AND QSK2200B TELEPHONE SET CONDUCTOR ASSIGNMENT

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CABLE

LINE FUNCTION COLOR TER-- PLUG CON-- COLOR PAIR PLUG CON-- COLOR PAIR LEAD LINE

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L (G--W) 3 3 (G--W) 3 3 (G--W) L

T (W--BR) 29 29 (W--BR) 4 29 29 (W--BR) 4 T

R (BR--W) 4 4 (BR--W) 4 4 (BR--W) R

A,S (W--S) 30 30 (W--S) 5 30 30 (W--S) 5 A,S

SPARE (S--W) 23 5 5 (S--W) 5 5 (S--W) *

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L (BL·R) 6 6 (BL·R) 6 6 6 (BL--R) 6 L

T (R--O) 32 32 (R--O) 7 32 32 (R--O) T

R (O--R) 7 7 (O--R) 7 7 (O--R) 7 R

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L (BR--R) 9 9 (BR--R) 9 9 9 (BR--R) 9 L

T (R--S) 35 35 (R--S) 35 35 (R--S) T

R (S--R) IO 10 (S--R) 10 10 10 (S--R) 10 R

A,S (BK--BL) 36 36 (BK--BL) 11 36 36 (BK--BL) 11 A,S

4 SPARE (BL--BK) 7..9 11 I I (BL--BK) 11 11 (BL--BK) SPARE 4

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T (BK--G) 38 38 (BK--G) 38 38 (BK--G) T

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5 A,S (BK--BR) 39 39 (BK--BR) 14 39 39 (BK--BR) 14 A,S 5

SPARE (BR--BK) 7..9 14 14 (BR--BK) 14 14 (BR--BK) SPARE

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T (Y--BL) 41 41 (Y--BL) 41 41 (Y--BL) T

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6 6

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T (Y--G) 43 43 (Y--G) 43 43 iY--G) T

R (G--Y) 18 18 (G--Y) 18 18 18 (G--Y) 18 R

b L,SP (Y--BR) 10--12 44 44 (Y--BR) 19 44 44 (Y--BRl 19 BL, SPARE

7 SG,SP (BR--Y) 00--5 19 19 (BR-Y) 19 19 !BR--Y) SG, SPARE 7

R-Rl (Y--S) GI 45 45 (Y--S) 45 45 (Y--S) R--Rl

B--Bl (S--Y) 2L 20 20 (S--Y) 20 20 20 (S-Y) 20 B--B1

A,S (V--BL) 46 46 (V--BL) 21 46 46 (V--BL) A,S

L (BL--V) 21 21 (BL-V) 21 21 (BL--V) 21 L

T,SP (V-0) 26 47 47 (V-0) 47 47 (V-O) T,SPARE

R,SP (O..V) 24 22 22 (O-V) 22 22 22 (O--V) 22 R, SPARE

8 8

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L (G--V) 23 23 (G--V) 23 23 (G--V) L

T,SP (V--BR) 36 49 49 (V--BR) 49 49 (V--BR) T, SPARE

R,SP (BR-V) 34 24 24 (BR--V) 24 24 24 (BR--V) 24 R, SPARE

9 9

A,S (V--S) 50 50 (V-S) 50 50 (V--S) A,S

L (S--V) 25 25 (S-V) 25 25 25 (S-V) 25 L

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TABLEB

STATION BUSY LAMP AND ADD-ON CONNECTION INFORMATION

(See 3.06)

LEAD STATION BUSY LAMP ADD-ON*

Hold Key (G-W) Remove from 30-32

and connect to 10-12 -

Mounting Cord (Y-BR) Remove from 10-12 -

and connect to 30-32

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TABLEC

EXTERNAL SPEAKERPHONE CONNECTION INFORMATION

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Note: If the speakerphone control is located at the station, connect the appropriate speakerphone

function lead to the indicated terminal by means of a suitable spade tip ended cord, e.g., a

NE-DI0L-* cord.

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SP-(BR-BK) or Spare 7-9 33

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SECTION S02-8601-290

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TABLEE

SIGNAL BUTTON CONNECTION INFORMATION

(See 3.06)

REMOVEKEY LEAD CONNECT

FROMTERMINAL TOTERMINAL

40-45 00-5

Note: Remove locking pins from all buttons

connected to momentary operation.

TABLEF

ALTERNATE RINGER CONNECTION INFORMATION

RINGER REMOVE CONNECTTO

LEAD FROMTERMINAL NETWORKTERMINAL

BK 28-29 GI

R 38-39 2L

TABLEG

NE-241QB AMPLIFIER CONNECTION INFORMATION

(See 3.06)

AMPLIFIERLEADS (S-R) (BK) (R)

Set Terminals X

QSK200B (BL-W) Lead From Terminal L2 15

(BR-Y) Lead From Terminal X 16

Set Terminals y

QSK2200B (BL-W) Lead From Terminal L2 15

(BR-Y) Lead From Terminal Y 16

TABLEH

(G)

QCTlA VOICE STATION COUPLER CONNECTION INFORMATION

(See 3.06)

COUPLERTERMINALS R RI T Tl A Al

Set Terminals 20-22 40-45 47-49

QSK200B Only F

QSK2200B Only RR

(G) Key Lead From Terminal F 15

(R) Key Lead From Terminal 20-22 16

Note: Use a suitable spade tip ended cord, e.g., an NE-D6AA-* cord.

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