OMNI S3
PXML No. 125
APPROVAL No. NS/2164/23/G/452434
Made by Atea of Belgian and distributed in the UK by Ferranti GTE Ltd (then Ferranti
Business Communications, then Siemens, then GPT and now Siemens Gec Communication Systems
Ltd.
The S1S, S1 and S3 PABX (Private Automatic Branch Exchange) range are Electronic, Digital,
Stored Program Controlled (SPC) employing Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) to establish
connections and Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) for local voice transmission.
The standard attendant equipment comprises an attendant (operator's) console (normally a
PC based console using 8086 processors), an attendant interface card (ATTI2) and an
extension line card (SLUK). These cards are located in the card shelf called a Peripheral
Equipment Module (PEM).
A Busy Lamp Display Unit (BLDU) can also be provided, as a separate unit, which fits on
top of the console.
The PABX is designed such that a data option (D2) can be integrated into the system, to
provide voice and data processing which are separated completely by using individual
buses.
In the event of a power or major equipment failure predetermined extensions are connected
to the Public Network. Since the extension instruments normally use time break recall and
the exchange lines are normally earth calling these extensions will not be able to make
outgoing public exchange calls in the by-pass emergency switching mode unless they are
provided with earth recall telephones.
In the case of systems fitted with DDI lines these can be connected to a call answering
machine in the by-pass emergency mode.
The Omni S3 was introduced into the UK in early 1986 and approved late 1986 under PXML No
110 (now PXML No 125), approval No NS/2164/23/G/452434.
The system is modular in design, starting with a single cabinet for the smallest
configuration up to a maximum of four, each cabinet is identical in size. The system
comprises equipment cabinets, operator's consoles, test jack frames (TJF) and power supply
rectifiers and stand-by batteries (optional).
Each equipment cabinet comprises one CEM (Common Equipment Module) and two PEM's
(Peripheral Equipment Module) or two CEM's and one PEM, or two PEM's or one PEM. The
system can therefore be configured in SIMPLEX (one - CEM) or DUPLEX (two - CEM's) mode.
Technical Information
CAPACITIES
The theoretical maximum equipment values are:-
Maximum Number per PEM fully configured (8 PEM's) Extensions 256 2084 Trunks 64 512 Trunk Groups - 64 DASS2/DPNSS links 2 16 Consoles 2 16 Display Units 4 16 DTMF Receivers 8 64 8-Party Conference 2 2 Serial Data Circuits (TTY,VDU,Call Logger) - 2 MFC Receivers 8 64 Dial Tone Detectors 4 32 Data Lines 64 512
There are theoretical maximums for each item assuming the other items are provided at some reduced level or not at all. The practical maximums will be dependant upon specific customer requirements.
OMNI S3 The theoretical maximum equipment values are:- Maximum Number for a Maximum Number fully configured Equipment per PEM system of 8 PEM Extensions 256 2084 Trunks 64 512 Trunk Groups - 64 Private digital links 32 channel CEPT span 2 16 Consoles 2 16 Display Units 4 16 DTMF Receivers 8 64 8-Party Conference 2 2 Serial Data Circuits (TTY,VDU,Call Logger) - 2* MFC Receivers 8 64 Dial Tone Detectors 4 32 Data Lines 64 512 PARTS Partial parts list Description Part code PC CONSOLE PROCESSOR 8086 PROCESSOR 8086 PC CONSOLE KEYBOARD EPSON MOD NO M7US01X HARD DISK DRIVE (ST225) EC071773A +12V PWR SUPPLY CD FB017165-A COMPUTER BUS EXTEND FB017214-A PWR SUPERVISE TERM FB020995-A M502 CD FB051383-A PCM NETWORK CD FB051394-A POWER MONITOR CD FB051395-A 128K MEMORY FB051396-A SYS STATUS DISPLAY FB051397-A FLOPPY DISC ASSEMBLY EC022198A HARD DISK ASS (ST412) EC022199A FAN PACK EC071624A ICPCM FB051394-BOA E&M SIGNAL CARD EC004521-01 PEM S3 BACKPLANE EC071614A OSCI UNIT (PC CONSOLE) HC001985-A A5 REMOTE ALARM BOX E08001A THE S3 SHARES OTHER PARTS WITH THE OMNI S1 AND S1S
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