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Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Enterprise

Communication Server
Z32/eZ32

Legal notice:
Alcatel, Lucent, Alcatel-Lucent and the Alcatel-Lucent logo are trademarks of
Alcatel-Lucent. All other trademarks are the property of their respective
owners.
The information presented is subject to change without notice.
Alcatel-Lucent assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies contained herein.
Copyright 2012 Alcatel-Lucent. All rights reserved.

The CE mark indicates that this product conforms to the following Council
Directives:
- 2004/108/EC (concerning electro-magnetic compatibility)
- 2006/95/EC (concerning electrical safety)
- 1999/5/EC (R&TTE)


 




Chapter 1
Overview






Z32 board Overview .............................................................................. 1.1


eZ32 board Overview ............................................................................ 1.1
Message Waiting Indicator ................................................................. 1.2
Calling Party Control (CPC) ................................................................ 1.2
Ringing Tone ............................................................................................ 1.2

Chapter 2
Hardware configuration




References ................................................................................................ 2.1


Overview .................................................................................................... 2.1
Meaning of LEDs on Z32 and eZ32 boards ................................... 2.2

Chapter 3
External connections




Connection ............................................................................................... 3.1

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Board output pins .................................................................................. 3.1



 


1.1


Z32 board Overview
The Z32 board enables 32 analog terminals to be connected to the ACT system.
There are two generations of Z32 boards:
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Z32 (as of R4.2)

Z32-1

Z32 board hardware configuration is described in: Z32/eZ32 - Hardware configuration .


Z32 board connection is described in: Z32/eZ32 - External connections .
Z32 board configuration is described in: Z32/eZ32 - Configuration procedure

1.2

eZ32 board Overview


The eZ32 board has the same basic characteristics as the Z32 board.
However, whereas the Z32 board requires a specific license, the less costly eZ32 board
requires none, but all sets attached to it must have a license.
In other words, you can use:
-

Either, a Z32 board with no set licenses,

Or, an eZ32 board with a license for each set declared on the board.

The two boards are not interchangeable. The board must be declared as a Z32 or eZ32 board
in management.
There are two generations of eZ32 boards:
-

eZ32 (as of R5.1)

eZ32-2 (as of R10.0)

The eZ32-2 board provides:


-

Replacement of obsolete chipsets

Cost reduction

Higher integration

Lower power consumption

eZ32-2 boards are not compatible with releases prior to R10.0.


Note:
In the rest of this document, all sections are applicable to all the Z32/eZ32 boards, unless otherwise
specified.
The following sections apply only to eZ32-2 boards:

Calling Party Control (CPC)

Ringing Tone

eZ32 and eZ32-2 boards hardware configuration is described in: Z32/eZ32 - Hardware


   
         

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Chapter



configuration .
eZ32 and eZ32-2 boards connection is described in: Z32/eZ32 - External connections .
eZ32 and eZ32-2 boards configuration is described in: Z32/eZ32 - Configuration procedure

1.3

Message Waiting Indicator


The message waiting indicator (MWI) is a LED indicator on analog sets which is visible when a
not consulted message is present.
There are several methods to activate the MWI:
-

FSK message
An FSK message, similar to a CLIP message, is sent to switch on or to switch off the MWI.
This method is supported by Z32/eZ32/eZ32-2 boards.
This method is supported by CLIP compatible analog sets only.

Short ringing
Short ringing pulses (<100 ms) are sent to control the MWI.
This method is supported by Z32/eZ32/eZ32-2 boards.

DC Bias
Short ringing 100 VDC pulses (<100 ms) are sent over a and b wires to drive the MWI.
This method is only supported by eZ32-2 boards.

To configure the MWI method, see: Z32/eZ32 - Configuration procedure - MWI Control
Selection.
To know more about MWI terminal requirements, consult the terminal documentation.

1.4

Calling Party Control (CPC)


eZ32-2 boards can provide a CPC signal to terminals. The CPC signal indicates to the
terminals connected to an eZ32-2 board that the remote party has hung up. Any terminal
receiving a CPC signal should hang up.
If this signal is unavailable, the hang up tone is transmitted. Although most people would
recognize this tone, terminals such as answering machines or voice mails may not detect the
end of the call and stay "in conversation".
The CPC signal is configured for each analog terminal connected to a eZ32-2 board.
This configuration can be:
-

No CPC signal

A CPC signal with a specified duration

To configure the CPC signal on OmniPCX Enterprise, see: Z32/eZ32 - Configuration


procedure - User Declaration.
To know CPC terminal requirements, consult the terminal documentation. The CPC signal is
sometimes called the Open Loop Disconnect signal.

1.5

Ringing Tone
eZ32-2 boards generate ringing tone without requiring an external tone generator or relay.

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2.1

   
References
Z32 board reference: 3BA53188AB
eZ32 board reference: 3BA23265AA

2.2

Overview

Figure 2.1: View of the Z32 board


There are no straps on the board.
F1: 3A-125V AC/DC quick-response fuse.
Caution:
Always replace with a fuse of the same type and ratings to avoid a fire hazard.


   
        

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Meaning of LEDs on Z32 and eZ32 boards

table 2.1: Summary table


Meaning

LED
CPU (green LED)

Processor activity indicator

BSY (orange LED)

Z line activity indicator


table 2.2: CPU LED
Meaning

Cadence (rate)

2-2

On and steady

Initialization in progress

100 ms (on)/ 1 s (off)

Loading in progress

10 ms (on)/ 10 ms (off)

Boot flash update

300 ms (on)/ 300 ms (off)

CPU standby

8 x (900 ms (on)/ 600 ms (off)/1 s (off)

RAM test error

8 x (300 ms (on)/ 600 ms (off)/1 s (off)

Checksum error


   
        

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3.1

   


Connection
The Z32 board is positioned in an interface slot in the ACT shelf.

If the connection is:

3.2

by cable: when connecting to the main distribution frame, use Type 1 cables with or
without a distribution module (for details, see TY1 64PTSDIN cable - Cable without Module
or TY1 64PTSDIN cable - Cable with Module),

by patch panel (VH cabinet only): in this case the connection is made directly by using the
patch panel: 32-port module (for details, see Patch Panel - 32 ports module - 32 ports
module).

Board output pins


  
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3-2

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b1

GND

a1

b2

GND

a2

b3

GND

a3

b4

GND

a4

b5

GND

a5

b6

GND

a6

b7

GND

a7

b8

GND

a8

b9

GND

a9

10

b 10

GND

a 10

11

b 11

GND

a 11

12

b 12

GND

a 12

13

b 13

GND

a 13

14

b 14

GND

a 14

15

b 15

GND

a 15

16

b 16

GND

a 16

17

b 17

GND

a 17

18

b 18

GND

a 18

19

b 19

GND

a 19

20

b 20

GND

a 20

21

b 21

GND

a 21

22

b 22

V24 RTS

a 22

23

b 23

GND

a 23

24

b 24

GND

a 24

25

b 25

GND

a 25

26

b 26

GND

a 26

27

b 27

GND

a 27

28

b 28

V24 TX

a 28

29

b 29

V24 RX

a 29

30

b 30

GND

a 30

31

b 31

GND

a 31

32

b 32

GND

a 32


  
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