Etvs Sup Cfg

NSN 0056-00-480-0598 TI 6650.
54B
INSTRUCTION BOOK
SUPERVISOR CONFIGURATION
TERMINAL (SCT) USERS MANUAL
ENHANCED TERMINAL VOICE SWITCH

(ETVS)
Contract Number: DTFA01-95-C-00027
Contractor:
Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation
DENRO Systems
9318 Gaither Road
Gaithersburg, MD 20877
(301) 840-1597
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center
6500 S. MacArthur Blvd.
Oklahoma City, 73125
AJW-173
09/24/2007
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Paragraph Title Page
Section 1. General Information
1.1 ETVS Introduction................................................................................1-1

1.2 Scope ..................................................................................................1-3
1.3 Configuration Control and Monitoring Subsystem ...............................1-3
1.3.1 Supervisor Configuration Terminal ......................................................1-3
1.3.2 Router ..................................................................................................1-4
1.3.3 RS-232/Ethernet Converter (Nport) .....................................................1-4
1.3.4 High Speed Serial Interface.................................................................1-4
1.4 Security................................................................................................1-6
Section 2. System Operation
2.1 System Operation ................................................................................2-1

2.2 System Log In (LOGIN) .......................................................................2-1
2.3 SCT Application Program ....................................................................2-6
2.3.1 Control Menu Box ................................................................................2-6
2.3.2 Status Bar ............................................................................................2-6
2.3.3 Shortcut Toolbar ..................................................................................2-7
2.3.4 Main Selection Menu ..........................................................................2-8
2.3.4.1 File Menu ............................................................................................2-8
2.3.4.1.1 Backup.................................................................................................2-9
2.3.4.1.2 Restore ..............................................................................................2-10
2.3.4.1.3 SCT Settings......................................................................................2-11
2.3.4.1.3.1 Network..............................................................................................2-11
2.3.4.1.3.2 Display ...............................................................................................2-12
2.3.4.1.3.3 Remote SCT ......................................................................................2-14
2.3.4.1.3.4 Sound ................................................................................................2-15
2.3.4.1.4 Exit.....................................................................................................2-17
2.3.4.2 Configure Menu .................................................................................2-17
2.3.4.2.1 Devices (Configure Rack)..................................................................2-17
2.3.4.2.1.1 Assign A Cage ...................................................................................2-19
2.3.4.2.1.2 Cardcage ...........................................................................................2-19
2.3.4.2.1.3 Phonecage ........................................................................................2-20
2.3.4.2.1.4 Device................................................................................................2-20
2.3.4.2.1.4.1 Extended Configuration (Radio, Emergency Radio, Sidetone
Radio, Emergency Sidetone Radio, and Radio Dual Standby) .........2-22
2.3.4.2.1.4.2 Extended Configuration (Operator)....................................................2-24
2.3.4.2.1.4.3 Extended Configuration (Remote Radio)...........................................2-26
2.3.4.2.1.4.4 Extended Configuration (Parallel I/O) ................................................2-27
2.3.4.2.1.4.5 Extended Configuration (PBX)...........................................................2-28
2.3.4.2.1.4.6 Extended Configuration (SS1, ASU, and E&M).................................2-30
2.3.4.2.2 Audio Assignments ............................................................................2-33
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2.3.4.2.2.1 Phone Assignment.............................................................................2-33

2.3.4.2.2.2 Cluster Map .......................................................................................2-33
2.3.4.2.3 Maps ..................................................................................................2-35
2.3.4.2.3.1 Local Maps ........................................................................................2-35
2.3.4.2.3.1.1 Edit Maps...........................................................................................2-36
2.3.4.2.3.1.1.1 Assign Radio Frequency....................................................................2-38
2.3.4.2.3.1.1.2 Assign Key.........................................................................................2-39
2.3.4.2.3.1.2 New Map............................................................................................2-42
2.3.4.2.3.1.3 Copy Map ..........................................................................................2-42
2.3.4.2.3.1.4 Delete Map ........................................................................................2-43
2.3.4.2.3.1.5 Rename Map .....................................................................................2-44
2.3.4.2.3.2 Global Maps.......................................................................................2-44
2.3.4.2.3.2.1 Edit Maps...........................................................................................2-45
2.3.4.2.3.2.2 New Map............................................................................................2-46
2.3.4.2.3.2.3 Copy Map ..........................................................................................2-47
2.3.4.2.3.2.4 Delete Map ........................................................................................2-47
2.3.4.2.3.2.5 Rename Map .....................................................................................2-48
2.3.4.2.4 Physical Configuration .......................................................................2-48
2.3.4.2.5 Facility Wide Settings ........................................................................2-49
2.3.4.2.6 Speed Dial .........................................................................................2-50
2.3.4.2.7 Preset Conference.............................................................................2-51
2.3.4.2.8 Trunk Groups.....................................................................................2-52
2.3.4.2.8.1 Extended Configuration (Trunks).......................................................2-54
2.3.4.3 Online Menu ......................................................................................2-56
2.3.4.3.1 Local Reconfiguration ........................................................................2-56
2.3.4.3.2 Global Reconfiguration ......................................................................2-57
2.3.4.3.3 Supervisory Record ...........................................................................2-58
2.3.4.3.4 Remote Radio....................................................................................2-59
2.3.4.3.5 Monitor Privacy ..................................................................................2-60
2.3.4.3.6 Diagnostics ........................................................................................2-61
2.3.4.3.6.1 Monitoring Test ..................................................................................2-62
2.3.4.3.6.2 Loop Back Test..................................................................................2-63
2.3.4.3.7 Set Network Time ..............................................................................2-65
2.3.4.4 Status Menu.......................................................................................2-66
2.3.4.4.1 Devices ..............................................................................................2-66
2.3.4.4.2 Maintenance Log ...............................................................................2-67
2.3.4.5 Network Menu....................................................................................2-68
2.3.4.5.1 Login ..................................................................................................2-69
2.3.4.5.2 Logout................................................................................................2-69
2.3.4.5.3 Passwords .........................................................................................2-70
2.3.4.5.4 Set Home Position .............................................................................2-72
2.3.4.5.5 Select Server .....................................................................................2-73
2.3.4.6 Print Menu .........................................................................................2-73
2.3.4.6.1 Maps ..................................................................................................2-78
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2.3.4.6.1.1 Local Map ..........................................................................................2-78

2.3.4.6.1.2 Global Map ........................................................................................2-80
2.3.4.6.3 Speed Dial .........................................................................................2-82
2.3.4.6.4 Preset Conferences ...........................................................................2-83
2.3.4.6.5 Trunk Groups.....................................................................................2-84
2.3.4.6.6 Reconfiguration Status ......................................................................2-85
2.3.4.6.7 Dial Code Tables ...............................................................................2-86
2.3.4.7 View Menu .........................................................................................2-88
2.3.4.7.2 Speed Dial .........................................................................................2-89
2.3.4.7.3 Preset Conferences ...........................................................................2-90
2.3.4.7.4 Trunk Groups.....................................................................................2-91
2.3.4.7.5 Reconfiguration Status ......................................................................2-92
2.3.4.7.6 Dial Code Tables ...............................................................................2-93
2.3.4.7.7 Caller IDs ...........................................................................................2-94
2.3.4.8 Help Menu .........................................................................................2-95
2.3.4.8.1 About SCT .........................................................................................2-95
GLOSSARY ........................................................................................................................ G-1
Appendix A DA Keys........................................................................................... A-1
Appendix B Request Acknowledge Unit (RAU) / Single Button Crash Alarm

(SBCA) ............................................................................................ B-1
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Figure Title Page
1-1 ETVS Functional Block Diagram .........................................................1-2

1-2 Configuration Control and Monitoring Subsystem Interrelationship.....1-5
2-1 System Configuration Terminal Application Program Main

Screen……………………….. ...............................................................2-2
2-2 Network/Login Dialog Box ...................................................................2-3
2-3 Main Selection Menu Flowchart (Sheet 1 of 2)....................................2-4
2-4 SCT Status Bar Icons ..........................................................................2-6
2-5 Shortcut Toolbar ..................................................................................2-8
2-6 File/Backup Dialog Box........................................................................2-9
2-7 File/Restore Dialog Box .....................................................................2-10
2-8 File/SCT Settings/Network Dialog Box ..............................................2-12
2-9 File/SCT Settings/Display Dialog Box................................................2-13
2-10 File/SCT Settings/Display/Browse Dialog Box...................................2-13
2-11 File/SCT Settings/Remote SCT Dialog Box.......................................2-14
2-12 File/SCT Settings/Sound Dialog Box .................................................2-16
2-13 File/Exit Dialog Box............................................................................2-17
2-14 Configure/Devices Dialog Box ...........................................................2-18
2-15 Configure/Devices/Assign A Cage Dialog Box ..................................2-19
2-16 Configure/Devices/Cardcage Dialog Box ..........................................2-20
2-17 Configure/Devices/Phonecage Dialog Box........................................2-20
2-18 Configure/Devices/Cardcage-Phonecage/Device Dialog Box ...........2-21
2-19 Configure/Devices/Cardcage/Device (Slot)/Extended Dialog Box.....2-23
2-20 Configure/Devices/Cardcage/Device (Slot)/Extended Device
Configuration Box ..............................................................................2-25
2-21 Configure/Devices/Cardcage/Device (Slot)/Remote Radio
Type Box............................................................................................2-27
2-22 Configure/Devices/Cardcage/Device (Slot)/Door Names Box...........2-28
2-23 Configure/Devices/Phonecage/Device (Slot)/Extended
Definition Box.....................................................................................2-29
2-24 Configure/Devices/Phonecage/Device (Slot)/Extended/Dial
Table Dialog Box ...............................................................................2-30
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Figure Title Page
2-25 Configure/Devices/Phonecage/Device (Slot)/Extended Dialog Box ..2-31

2-26 Configure/Devices/Phonecage/Device (Slot)/Extended/Dial
Table Dialog Box ...............................................................................2-32
2-27 Configure/Audio Assignments/Phone Assignment Dialog Box..........2-33
2-28 Configure/Audio Assignments/Cluster Map Dialog Box.....................2-34
2-29 Configure/Maps/Local Dialog Box .....................................................2-36
2-30 Configure/Maps/Local/Edit Dialog Box ..............................................2-37
2-31 Configure/Maps/Local/Edit/(TED Position)/Assign Radio Frequency
Dialog Box .........................................................................................2-38
2-32 Configure/Maps/Local/Edit/(TED Position)/Assign Key Dialog Box...2-39
2-33 Configure/Maps/Local/New Map Dialog Box .....................................2-42
2-34 Configure/Maps/Local/Copy Map Dialog Box ....................................2-43
2-35 Configure/Maps/Local/Delete Map Dialog Box ..................................2-44
2-36 Configure/Maps/Local/Rename Map Dialog Box...............................2-44
2-37 Configure/Maps/Global Map Dialog Box............................................2-45
2-38 Configure/Maps/Global Map/Edit Dialog Box ....................................2-46
2-39 Configure/Maps/Global Map/New Map Dialog Box ...........................2-47
2-40 Configure/Maps/Global Map/Copy Map Dialog Box ..........................2-47
2-41 Configure/Maps/Global Map/Delete Map Dialog Box ........................2-48
2-42 Configure/Maps/Global Map/Rename Map Dialog Box .....................2-48
2-43 Configure/Physical Configuration Dialog Box ....................................2-49
2-44 Configure/Facility Wide Settings Dialog Box .....................................2-50
2-45 Configure/Speed Dial Dialog Box ......................................................2-51
2-46 Configure/Preset Conference Dialog Box..........................................2-52
2-47 Configure/Trunk Groups Dialog Box..................................................2-53
2-48 Configure/Trunk Groups/Extended Dialog Box..................................2-54
2-49 Configure/Trunk Groups/Extended/Dial Codes Dialog Box ...............2-55
2-50 Online/Local Reconfiguration Dialog Box ..........................................2-57
2-51 Online/Global Reconfiguration Dialog Box ........................................2-58
2-52 Online/Supervisory Record Dialog Box .............................................2-59
2-53 Online/Remote Radio Dialog Box ......................................................2-60
2-54 Online/Monitor Privacy Dialog Box ....................................................2-61
2-55 Online/Diagnostics/Monitoring Test Dialog Box.................................2-62
2-55a Acknowledgement Icon......................................................................2-63
2-56 Online/Diagnostics/Loopback Test Dialog Box..................................2-64
2-57 Online/Set Network Time Dialog Box ................................................2-65
2-58 Online/Set Network Time/Date & Time Dialog Box ...........................2-65
2-59 Online/Set Network Time/Time Zone Dialog Box ..............................2-66
2-60 Status/Devices Dialog Box ................................................................2-67
2-61 Status/Maintenance Log Dialog Box..................................................2-68
2-62 Network/Login Dialog Box .................................................................2-69
2-63 Network/Passwords Dialog Box.........................................................2-70
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Figure Title Page
2-64 Network/Passwords/Change Dialog Box ...........................................2-71

2-65 Network/Passwords/Add Dialog Box .................................................2-72
2-66 Network/Set Home Position Dialog Box ............................................2-73
2-67 Network/Select Server Dialog Box.....................................................2-73
2-68 Print Setup Dialog Box.......................................................................2-74
2-69 Print Setup/Properties/Layout Dialog Box .........................................2-75
2-70 Print Setup/Properties/Layout/Advanced Dialog Box ........................2-76
2-71 Print Setup/Properties/Paper Quality Dialog Box ..............................2-77
2-72 Print Setup/Properties/Paper Quality/Advanced Dialog Box .............2-78
2-73 Print/Maps/Local Map Dialog Box......................................................2-79
2-74 Print/Maps/Global Map Dialog Box....................................................2-80
2-75 Print/Physical Configuration Dialog Box ............................................2-81
2-76 Print/Speed Dial Dialog Box ..............................................................2-82
2-77 Print/Preset Conferences Dialog Box ................................................2-84
2-78 Print/Trunk Groups Dialog Box ..........................................................2-85
2-79 Print/Reconfiguration Status Dialog Box............................................2-86
2-80 Print/Dial Code Tables Dialog Box ....................................................2-87
2-81 View/Physical Configuration Dialog Box............................................2-89
2-82 View/Speed Dial Dialog Box ..............................................................2-90
2-83 View/Preset Conferences Dialog Box................................................2-91
2-84 View/Trunk Groups Dialog Box..........................................................2-92
2-85 View/Reconfiguration Status Dialog Box ...........................................2-93
2-86 View/Dial Code Tables Dialog Box ....................................................2-94
2-87 View/Caller ID Display Dialog Box.....................................................2-95
2-88 Help/About SCT Dialog Box ..............................................................2-96
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LIST OF TABLES
Table Title Page
1-1 Main Menu Security Summary......................................................... ..1-7
2-1 Status Bar Indicators ....................................................................... ..2-7

2-2 Cluster/Audio Channel/PCM Highway Relationship ........................ 2-35
2-3 Key Type Definitions........................................................................ 2-40
A-1 List of DA Keys – “How to” Use the Keys ........................................ ..A-1
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Section 1
General Information
1.1 ETVS Introduction.
The Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS) is a software configurable modular voice
switching system. The ETVS switches both voice and radio traffic between operator positions
and ground/landline termination equipment. The Supervisor Configuration Terminal (SCT)
provides the person-to-machine interface necessary to program the ETVS system. The SCT is
used in daily activities to reconfigure the system during normal daily operations. One SCT in
the system assumes the gateway function, and an additional SCT, typically located in the ETVS
Central Rack, is used as a systems maintenance and troubleshooting tool for both hardware
and software. Detailed information pertaining to the ETVS central rack system hardware,
peripherals, and operation can be found in TI 6650.53A and DoD Supplement to Technical
Instruction Book – Volume I, Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS).
The ETVS is a digital voice communication system used in the air traffic control tower (ATCT)
and the terminal radar approach control (TRACON) environment. Its primary purpose is to
provide air traffic controllers the ability to communicate with commercial or general aviation
pilots and coordinate handoff procedures to the air route traffic control center (ARTCC) within
the National Airspace System (NAS). The ETVS is a non-blocking, fully integrated, digital voice
communications system. System design allows operators to communicate with each other and
establish communications between the radio, telephone, and interphone (intercom) voice
circuits to the system. A functional block diagram of the ETVS is shown in figure 1-1.
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CCMS EQUIPMENT CENTRAL RACK EQUIPMENT PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT

MAINTENANCE POSITION
PRINTER PRINTER
SEL OPERATOR POSITIONS
SCT
SCT SEL
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ROUTER T I
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RAD DSL I O
MODEM C A N RADIO
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RAD DSL E E L RADIO
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SCT SCT A U C E C
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L N R T
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ETHERNET ETHERNET R A I
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ETHERNET R E O
S S REMOTE DOOR
LOCAL
ROUTER SCT
ETHERNET
N PORT
PRINTER
SERIAL
DUAL CONTROL DATA BUS
INSTALLED IN CENTRAL RACK
Figure 1-1. ETVS Functional Block Diagram
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1.2 Scope.
This technical instruction book is a user’s guide, which provides the information necessary for
the user to operate the supervisor configuration terminal (SCT) to configure the ETVS system.
Section 1 contains a general description of the Configuration Control and Monitoring Subsystem
(CCMS), a discussion of the SCT and its capabilities, and an overview of system password
security.
Section 2 contains a detailed description of the SCT application software for the ETVS System.
1.3 Configuration Control and Monitoring Subsystem.

The CCMS interrelationships are shown in figure 1-2. The CCMS includes SCTs (one
performing a gateway function), router(s), an RS-232/Ethernet converter (Nport) and a High
Speed Serial Interface. For systems with multiplexing equipment and/or remote power racks, a
remote router, remote SCT and Acromag unit(s) are used. The SCTs run on a Windows XP
Professional Operating System platform. A 10/100BaseT Ethernet LAN connects the CCMS to
the ETVS.
Each CCMS component connecting to the router has a unique internet protocol (IP) address for
identification on the LAN. The IP addressing is as follows:
Router 192.168.1.1
Remote router 192.168.1.2
Gateway SCT 192.168.1.90*
Remote SCT 192.168.1.150**
RS-232/Ethernet converter (Nport) 192.168.1.50
Acromag unit (remote end) 192.168.1.60
Acromag unit (local end) 192.168.1.61
Additional SCT(s) in the network are given a dynamic IP address, assigned by the router
* There is only one SCT in the system that performs the gateway function.
** There is only one SCT in the system that interfaces to the remote system alarm panel
through the remote Acromag unit and it is designated as the Remote SCT.
The following paragraphs describe the components of the CCMS and their interrelationships.
1.3.1 Supervisor Configuration Terminal.
The ETVS consists of many interrelated devices that must be configured before they can be
used in the system. The SCT application software allows the ETVS system user to configure
and implement changes to the system based on the system configuration requirements. The
system configuration files are created at the SCT and reside on the hard drive of the particular
SCT that performs the gateway function. Each system has only one SCT that performs the
gateway function. Users can customize system operational functions and characteristics, the
changes will then take effect after the configuration files are uploaded to the switching system
by sending a global map and are enabled at the operator positions. Configuration data can be
sent to multiple devices using a global map or to an individual operator position using a local
map. The SCTs will additionally monitor the ETVS and provide audible alarms when system
faults occur.
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If a system has multiplexing equipment and/or a remote power rack, one SCT at the remote end
is configured as a Remote SCT and is used to report the status of the Remote System Alarm
Panel (SAP) and multiplexing equipment (if any). Only one Remote SCT is allowed in the
system.
The SCTs perform a number of functions, including:
1. Displays the current ETVS system status on the monitor.

2. Continuously monitors for system faults.
3. Allows the user to reconfigure the ETVS system.
4. Allows the user to add/delete/change login and password information that permit
access to the system.
5. Allows maintenance personnel to perform maintenance monitoring and loop back
test of devices placed in the maintenance busy mode.
6. Provides status and system error messages as events occur.
A unique SCT in the system performs a gateway function. These functions include:
1. Storage of current system configuration files.
2. Storage of all map files.
3. Storage of maintenance log information.
The application software will also allow the SCT to be modified. Modification includes SCT
timed logout, background image, status bar icon display customization, Remote SCT
configuration, and SCT audible alarm tone duration and frequency.
1.3.2 Router.
The router serves as a hub for the 10/100BaseT LAN. It routes data to/from the components on
the LAN, as well as makes dynamic IP address assignments to all SCTs in the system that are
not performing the gateway or remote function.
1.3.3 RS-232/Ethernet Converter (Nport).
The RS-232/Ethernet converter (Nport) converts the Ethernet signal from the LAN to serial data
going to/from the High Speed Serial interface in the ETVS central rack.
1.3.4 High Speed Serial Interface.
The High Speed Serial Interface is the interface to the redundant A/B busses in the ETVS
central rack.
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REDUNDANT CONTROL DATA BUS
HIGH
ALARM
SPEED
SERIAL UNIT
CENTRAL RACK
N PORT
ETHERNET
LOCAL
ROUTER
ETHERNET ETHERNET
SCT
ROUTER
ETHERNET PRINTER
ACROMAG LOCAL ETHERNET ETHERNET

ACROMAG SCT
ETHERNET
PRINTER
REMOTE SAP ETHERNET ETHERNET
BLACK BOX BLACK BOX
ETVS REMOTE THINNET THINNET
POWER RACK ETHERNET
ETVS BLACK BOX
POWER RACK, RAD DSL
CENTRAL RACK MODEM ETHERNET
SCT LOCAL 2 WIRE

MULTIPLEXER ROUTER
RAD DSL
FIBER MODEM ETHERNET
REMOTE ETHERNET
MULTIPLEXER SCT
PRINTER
PRINTER
REMOTE SAP ROUTER
REMOTE ETHERNET
SCT
POWER RACK
PRINTER
THINNET
BLACK BOX ETHERNET
SCT
ETHERNET
PRINTER
ROUTER
ETHERNET
SCT
ETHERNET
PRINTER
REMOTE
ACROMAG
Figure 1-2. Configuration Control and Monitoring Subsystem Interrelationship
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1.4 Security.
Password security has been established at the SCT login screen.
1. The password levels are L1, L2, L3, L4, L4/maintenance, L5 and L6.
2. The Password Maintenance/Viewing dialog box, shown in paragraph 2.3.4.5.3,

contains a checkbox for Level 4 users. If this box is checked, the user becomes a
maintenance user. The maintenance user has specific permissions as shown in
table 1-1. The maintenance user may activate the Monitoring and Loop Back Test
program features on devices that have been classified as maintenance busy.
3. Passwords must have a minimum of 7 characters.
4. The L6 password level allows the user to perform all functions.
Table 1-1 defines the user privileges provided by the various system passwords used by the
system.
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Table 1-1. Main Menu Security Summary

Menu Commands Password Password Password Password Password Password Password
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 L4/Maint Level 5 Level 6
File Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Backup N N Y Y Y Y Y
Restore N N Y Y Y Y Y
SCT Settings Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Exit Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Configure N N N Y Y Y Y
Devices N N N N Y N Y
Audio Assignments: N N N N Y N Y
Phone Assignment N N N N Y N Y
Cluster Map N N N N Y N Y
Maps: N N N Y Y Y Y
Local Maps N N N Y Y Y Y
Global Maps N N N Y Y Y Y
Physical Configuration N N N N Y N Y
Facility Wide Settings N N N N Y N Y
Speed Dial N N N N Y Y Y
Preset Conferences N N N N Y N Y
Trunk Groups N N N N Y N Y
Online N N Y Y Y Y Y
Local Reconfiguration N N Y Y Y* Y Y
Global Reconfiguration N N Y Y N Y Y
Supervisory Record N N N N N Y Y
Remote Radio N N N N Y N Y
Monitor Privacy N N N N N Y Y
Diagnostics N N N N Y N Y
Set Network Time N N N N Y N Y
Status Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Devices Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Maintenance Log N Y Y Y Y Y Y
Network Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Login Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Logout Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Passwords N N N N Y Y Y
Set Home Position N N N N N Y Y
Select Server Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Print N N Y Y Y Y Y
Maps: N N Y Y Y Y Y
Local Maps N N Y Y Y Y Y
Global Maps N N Y Y Y Y Y
Physical Configuration N N N N Y Y Y
Speed Dial N N N N Y Y Y
Preset Conferences N N N N Y Y Y
Trunk Groups N N N N Y Y Y
Reconfiguration Status N N N N Y Y Y
Dial Code Tables N N N N Y Y Y
View N N Y Y Y Y Y
Physical Configuration N N Y Y Y Y Y
Speed Dial N N Y Y Y Y Y
Preset Conferences N N Y Y Y Y Y
Trunk Groups N N Y Y Y Y Y
Reconfiguration Status N N Y Y Y Y Y
Dial Code Tables N N Y Y Y Y Y
Caller ID’s N N Y Y Y Y Y
Help Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
About SCT Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Y = Access
N = No Access
* = Maintenance user can reconfigure maintenance busy positions only
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Section 2
System Operation
2.1 System Operation.
This section discusses in detail the menus of the SCT software application program, the options
for each of the menus, and the instructions for each menu operation.
2.2 System Log In (Login).
The SCT application program window, shown in figure 2-1, contains the Main Selection Menu,
login instructions are provided in figure 2-2, and a flow diagram is shown in figure 2-3. This
application is started automatically on power-up of the SCT. This application through the use of
menus is used to perform (re)configuration of the ETVS system; view system status, current
configuration information, and maintenance log information; and to print current system
configuration information.
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Control Box Menu

Main Selection Menu
Shortcut Toolbar
Status Bar
Figure 2-1. System Configuration Terminal Application Program Main Screen
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The following instructions allow the user to log into the system (refer to figure 2-2).
Figure 2-2. Network/Login Dialog Box
Step by step instructions.
1. Go to menu item Network/Login, or select User Login from the Shortcut Toolbar.
2. On the Enter Password dialog box, click on the User ID drop down menu. From the
list, select the appropriate user ID.
3. Select the Password field. Enter the correct password for the selected user ID.
4. Click on the OK button to accept entries. If the proper password has been entered,
access will be gained to the SCT application program, as indicated by the darkening
of menu options (depending on the password level entered). An incorrect password
will cause an error dialog box to appear.
• To exit the dialog box without continuing, click on Cancel.
Figure 2-3 shows the Main Selection Menu flowchart diagrams, to be used as an aid in
navigating through the SCT application program screens. Paragraph numbers where a
particular menu item can be found in this instruction book are located on the Main Selection
Menu flowchart.
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MAIN SELECTION MENU
2.3.4.1 2.3.4.2 2.3.4.3 2.3.4.4
File Configure Online Status

2.3.4.1.1 2.3.4.3.1 2.3.4.4.1
2.3.4.2.1
Backup Device Local Reconfiguration Devices

2.3.4.1.2 2.3.4.3.2 2.3.4.4.2
Cardcage
Restore Global Reconfiguration Maintenance
2.3.4.1.3
Device
2.3.4.3.3
Log
SCT Extended Supervisory Record

Settings 2.3.4.3.4
Phonecage
2.3.4.1.4
Remote Radio
Device 2.3.34.3.
Exit
Extended Monitor Privacy
2.3.4.3.6
2.3.4.2.2
Diagnostics
Audio
Assignments 2.3.4.3.7
Set Network Time

Phone Assignments
Cluster Map
2.3.4.2.3
Maps
Local Maps
Global Maps
2.3.4.2.4
Physical Configuration
2.3.4.2.5
Facility Wide Settings

2.3.4.2.6
Speed Dial
2.3.4.2.7
Preset Conference
2.3.4.2.8
Trunk Groups
Figure 2-3. Main Selection Menu Flowchart (Sheet 1 of 2)
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2.3.4.5 2.3.4.6 2.3.4.7 2.3.4.8
Network Print View Help

2.3.4.5.1 2.3.4.6.1 2.3.4.7.1
Login Maps Physical Configuration

2.3.4.5.2 2.3.4.7.2
Local Map
Logout Speed Dial
Global Map
2.3.4.5.3 2.3.4.7.3
2.3.4.6.2
Passwords Preset Conferences
Physical 2.3.4.8.1
2.3.4.5.4
Configuration 2.3.4.7.4 About
Set Home 2.3.4.6.3
Trunk Groups SCT
Position
Speed Dial 2.3.4.7.5
2.3.4.6.4
Reconfiguration Status
2.3.4.5.5
Preset Conferences 2.3.4.7.6
Select
Server Dial Code Tables
2.3.4.6.5
2.3.4.7.7
Trunk Groups
Caller IDs
2.3.4.6.6
Reconfiguration
Status
2.3.4.6.7
Dial Code Tables
Figure 2-3. Main Selection Menu Flowchart (Sheet 2 of 2)
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2.3 SCT Application Program.
2.3.1 Control Menu Box.
The control box is at the top of each window, as shown in figure 2-1. The control menu can be
opened by right clicking in the control box of the window or dialog box. Below is a description of
the commands for the control box menu.
Restore - Restores the window to its former size.
Move - Moves the window to another position on the screen.
Size - Changes the size of the window.
Minimize - Reduces the window to an icon.
Maximize - Enlarges the window to its maximum size.
Close - Closes the window or dialog box.
2.3.2 Status Bar.
The status bar is located near the lower edge of the SCT application program screen, as shown
in figure 2-1. The purpose of the status bar is to display (using indicator icons representing a
symbol of the status item) the operational status of selected functions and devices in the ETVS
system. To operate, the user either views the indicator icons, or moves the mouse cursor to the
indicator icon to get the current device status displayed on screen. Figure 2-4 shows all status
bar icons, table 2-1 defines the icons on the status bar.
Main Reserve Batteries Power Temperature Fuse Multiplexer Server Device

Power Power Supplies Status
Figure 2-4. SCT Status Bar Icons
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Table 2-1. Status Bar Indicators

Indicator Condition Status
Main Power green background System is operating on AC.

red background AC power failure, system operating on reserve (DC) power.
Reserve green background Reserve power (DC) is normal.

Power
red background 5 minute reserve power (DC) remaining.
Batteries green background Batteries are on line.

red background Batteries are off line or not connected.
Power green background Power supplies are normal.

Supplies
red background A power supply is down.
Temperature green background The system temperature is normal.

red background The system temperature is too high, above 160° F.
Fuse green background The fuses are normal.

red background A fuse is blown.
Multiplexer green background The multiplexers are normal.

(if equipped) red background A multiplexer has an error.
Server green background Network connection between the SCT and server is up.
red background Network connection between the SCT and server is down.
Device Status green - happy face All devices are up.

red - unhappy face A device is down.
Note:
If an SCT is down, it cannot display attributes of other system devices.
2.3.3 Shortcut Toolbar.
The shortcut toolbar, shown in figure 2-5, provides a shortcut to several commonly used
functions. The functions include:
Edit Devices – (Configure/Devices) Allows the user to edit the configuration of devices in the
ETVS Central Rack. Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.1 for additional information.
Edit Local Maps – (Configure/Maps/Local Maps) Allows the user to make changes to local
maps. Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.3.1 for additional information.
Edit Global Maps – (Configure/Maps/Global Maps) Allows the user to make changes to global
maps. Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.3.2 for additional information.
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Send Local Map – (Online/Local Configuration) Allows the user to send a local map. Refer to
paragraph 2.3.4.3.1 for additional information.
Send Global Map – (Online/Global Reconfiguration) Allows the user to send a global map.
Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.3.2 for additional information.
Device Status – (Status/Devices) Allows the user to view the status of devices in the system.
Maintenance Log – (Status/Maintenance Log) Allows the user to view the maintenance log.
User Login – (Network/Login) Prompts user for login information. Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.5.1
for additional information.
User Logout – (Network/Logout) Allows user to log out of the SCT application program. Refer
to paragraph 2.3.4.5.2 for additional information.
Backup Database - Allows the user to backup the system data and map files to the hard drive
on the SCT. Backup files that are created using this command can be found on the SCT at
c:\obb\[folder name], where the file name is in the format YYYYMMDDHHMMSS (Year, Month,
Day, Hour, Minute, Second), relating to the date/time the backup occurred. The data can be
restored using the File/Restore command and specifying the location of the file on the hard drive
of the SCT where the backup was performed.
Figure 2-5. Shortcut Toolbar
2.3.4 Main Selection Menu .

The following paragraphs, listed in order as shown in figure 2-3, explain each of the dialog
boxes displayed by a menu item. The dialog boxes are used by the SCT to interact with the
user for configuration of the ETVS system.
2.3.4.1 File Menu.
The File Menu allows the user to save and retrieve data for disaster recovery purposes. The
backup and restore functions are used to protect against loss of data. Also included in the File
menu is the exit dialog box that is used to quit the SCT application program.
Backup - Allows the user to perform a backup of data files in the C:/scu_db directory, located
on the gateway SCT.
Restore - Allows the user to return data files back to the C:/scu_db directory on the gateway
SCT.
SCT Settings – Allows the user to configure the SCT.
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Exit - Allows the user to terminate the SCT application program.
2.3.4.1.1 Backup.
Path = File - Backup
This dialog box, shown in figure 2-6, is used to save a complete copy of the scu_db folder for
data recovery purposes and can be performed whenever the user requires this feature. When
backup is selected, all files in the working directory are copied to the designated media drive,
typically the a: drive The disks containing the backup data should be dated and kept in a secure
location.
Figure 2-6. File/Backup Dialog Box
Backup to the A: drive (floppy drive)
Note:
Format the 3.5 inch floppy disk before backing up.
1. Insert a newly formatted 3.5 inch disk into the floppy disk drive.
2. Click on the Path drop down list.
3. Click on the 3.5 inch floppy disk (A) drive.
4. Click on the OK button to copy files to the A: drive (floppy disk drive).
• The user will automatically return to the Main Selection Menu when the backup is
finished.
• To close the dialog box and not perform the backup function, click on the Cancel
button.
5. Remove the floppy disk from the drive, date it and store it in a secure location.
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Backup to the C: drive (hard drive)
1. Click on the Path drop down list.
2. Click on the C: drive (hard drive).
3. Click on the directory in the window below the Path drop down list.
4. Click on the OK button to copy files to the directory on the C: drive (hard drive).
• The user will automatically return to the Main Selection Menu when the backup
is finished.
• To close the dialog box and not perform the backup function, click on the
Cancel button.
2.3.4.1.2 Restore.
Path = File - Restore
This dialog box, shown in figure 2-7, is used to retrieve a complete copy of the backup files.
When Restore is selected, all files in the selected media disk drive and folder are copied to the
scu_db working directory on the Gateway SCT.
Figure 2-7. File/Restore Dialog Box
Restore from drive A: (floppy disk drive)
1. Insert the floppy disk containing the backup files into the floppy disk drive.
2. Click on the Drives drop down list.
3. Click on the A: drive (floppy disk drive).
4. Click on the Restore button to copy the files.
• The user will automatically return to the Main Selection Menu when the
restore is finished.
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• To close the dialog box and not perform the restore function, click on the
Cancel button.
Restore from the C: drive (hard drive)
1. Click on the Drives drop down list.
2. Click on the C: drive (hard drive).
3. Click on the directory in the Restore Source window.
4. Click on the Restore button to copy the files.
• The user will automatically return to the Main Selection Menu when the restore
is finished.
• To close the dialog box and not perform the restore function, click on the Cancel
button.
2.3.4.1.3 SCT Settings.
Path = File – SCT Settings
The Network, Display, Remote SCT and Sound dialog boxes are used to configure the SCT,
refer to figures 2-8, 2-9, 2-10 and 2-11.
2.3.4.1.3.1 Network.
Path = File – SCT Settings – Network
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Figure 2-8. File/SCT Settings/Network Dialog Box

1. The Connect to Gateway box should always be selected.
2. The IP address of Gateway should always be 192.168.1.90.
3. The Port number of Gateway should always be 5000.
4. The SCT login can be set so that the user is never logged out by selecting the Never
logout box. If automatic logout is needed, the Never logout box must be
unselected and a value must be entered in the User login will Timeout after _
minutes of inactivity box.
5. Click on the Apply button and then click on the OK button to exit and save the
settings.
• To close the dialog box without saving changes to the settings, click on the
Cancel button.
2.3.4.1.3.2 Display.
Path = File – SCT Settings – Display
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Figure 2-9. File/SCT Settings/Display Dialog Box
1. Select icons to be displayed on the SCT Status Bar.
2. The background image for the SCT application program is shown in the
Background image window. To select another image, click on the Browse button.
Figure 2-10. File/SCT Settings/Display/Browse Dialog Box
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3. Select the bitmap file (filename.bmp) from the window and click on the Open button.
settings.
Cancel button.
2.3.4.1.3.3 Remote SCT.
Path = File – SCT Settings – Remote SCT
The Remote SCT tab is used when the ETVS is equipped with a remote power rack and/or
multiplexing equipment. Refer to figure 2-11.
Note:
For systems without remote power racks and/or multiplexers, this
information should be left blank.
Figure 2-11. File/SCT Settings/Remote SCT Dialog Box
Note:
Only one SCT on the network should be designated as a “Remote
SCT.”
1. On the Remote SCT (co-located with the remote power rack), the SCT is connected
to a remote rack box should be selected.
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2. The number of power supplies located in the remote power rack should be selected
from the Number of Remote power supplies drop down list.
3. The number of power supplies in the remote power rack, which when inoperative,
result in a power failure report, should be selected from the Threshold drop down
list.
Note:
An Acromag unit is located in the remote power rack and allows the
Remote SCT to monitor the remote SAP and report alarms to the
remaining SCTs.
In applications involving multiplexing equipment, the Acromag unit

located in the remote power rack will also allow the Remote SCT to
monitor and report alarms associated with the remotely located
multiplexer. Additionally, an Acromag unit is located with the
multiplexer at the local end and allows an SCT (not the Remote SCT)
to monitor and report alarms associated with the local multiplexer.
4. The IP address of the Acromag unit should be entered in the IP address of

Acromag field. IP addresses are as follows:
Remote Acromag IP address: 192.168.1.60

Local Acromag IP address: 192.168.1.61
5. The Port number of Acromag is 502.
settings.
Cancel button.
2.3.4.1.3.4 Sound.
Path = File – SCT Settings – Sound
These settings will adjust the SCT Alarm beep or select voice prompting. Refer to figure 2-12.
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Figure 2-12. File/SCT Settings/Sound Dialog Box
1. To adjust the frequency of the SCT Alarm beep, click and hold on the Frequency
slider bar, moving it right or left to increase or decrease the frequency. The
frequency value will be shown in the window to the right of the slider bar.
2. To adjust the duration of the SCT Alarm beep, click and hold on the Duration slider
bar, moving it right or left to increase or decrease the duration. The duration value
will be shown in the window to the right of the slider bar. If the slider bar is moved all
the way to the left, the SCT Alarm beep is disabled.
3. Simple beep or Voice audio prompting may be selected by clicking on the

appropriate selection.
• Simple beep will provide an alarm beep at the SCT, The frequency and
duration of the alarm beep is configurable. User can hear the alarm beep by
clicking on the Simple beep test button.
• Voice audio prompting will provide voice notification of an alarm. Must

have the external speakers connected to the SCT for this option.
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Cancel button.
2.3.4.1.4 Exit.
Path = File - Exit
This dialog box is used to close the SCT application program. Refer to figure 2-13.
Figure 2-13. File/Exit Dialog Box

1. Click on the Exit button to exit from the SCT application program.
2. To continue working in the SCT application program, click on the Cancel button.
2.3.4.2 Configure Menu.

The Configure Menu allows the user to create a new ETVS system or to reconfigure an existing
ETVS system. It is used to add and remove racks, to add and remove cardcages, to create and
configure system devices, to create and edit maps, for making dialing configurations, and to
maintain the facility-wide configurations.
Devices - Allows the user to add, delete or change a device (radio, intercom, telephone)
configuration.
Audio Assignments - Allows the user to change conferencer and cluster configurations.
Maps - Allows the user to add, delete or edit key assignments at operator positions.
Physical Configuration - Allows the user to view or edit system configurations.
Facility Wide Setting - Allows the user to edit various system settings.
Speed Dial - Allows the user to configure telephone numbers to specific devices.
Preset Conference - Allows the user to select which members of a list are to be included in a
conference group.
Trunk Groups - Allows the user to assign phones to trunk groups.
2.3.4.2.1 Devices (Configure Rack).
Path = Configure - Devices
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This dialog box is used for creating and/or editing the racks, cardcages, and devices in the
ETVS System. This dialog box supports up to 10 cardcages per rack, with a maximum of 20
racks. Refer to figure 2-14.
Note:
There is a button on the shortcut toolbar for this item.
Figure 2-14. Configure/Devices Dialog Box

1. Click on an empty Cardcage (5U) or Phonecage (4U) location to bring up the
Assign A Cage dialog box. Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.1.1 for more information.
2. Click on an existing cardcage location to bring up the Cardcage ##, where ## is the
cardcage number, dialog box. Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.1.2 for more information.
3. Click on an existing Phonecage (4U) location to bring up the Phonecage ##, where
## is the phonecage number, dialog box. Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.1.3 for more
information.
4. Click on Add A Rack to add a rack to an existing ETVS site.
5. Click on Delete A Rack to remove a rack from an existing ETVS site.
6. Click on Delete A Cage to remove a cardcage from a system rack.
7. Click on Next Page when the required number of racks exceeds the page display
limit.
• When the next page is available, Previous Page is used to return to previous
page.
8. Click on the OK button to return to the Main Selection Menu or the Cancel button to
close the dialog box.
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2.3.4.2.1.1 Assign A Cage.

Path = Configure - Devices - Assign A Cage
This dialog box appears when an empty cardcage or phonecage location is selected from the
Configure Rack dialog box. This dialog box displays a scrolling list of cardcages or
phonecages and will only show those not being currently used by the system. This dialog box
supports a maximum of 78 total card/phonecages (64 cardcages and 14 phonecages) for the
ETVS system. Refer to figure 2-15.
Figure 2-15. Configure/Devices/Assign A Cage Dialog Box
Note:
When creating a new phonecage, the Phone Cage checkbox must be
checked in order to display available phonecages.
1. Click on the appropriate cardcage/phonecage number from the scrolling list of
available cardcages/phonecages.
2. Click on the OK button to accept and the selection will appear on the Configure
Rack dialog box, showing individual slots for circuit card assignment
• To exit the dialog box without saving, click on the Cancel button.
2.3.4.2.1.2 Cardcage.
Path = Configure - Devices – Cardcage
This dialog box appears when an existing cardcage or new cardcage location is selected. Refer
to figure 2-16.
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Channel Number
Device Name
Slot Number
Figure 2-16. Configure/Devices/Cardcage Dialog Box
The Card Cage dialog box displays the seventeen interface circuit card slots for the selected
cardcage number. The device dialog box appears, when any of the card slots have been
selected, refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.1.4. Device types or device names will be displayed on the
cage buttons. The channel number of the assigned device appears above the device name and
the slot number appears below the device name. A device or empty slot may be selected by
clicking on the card slot.
2.3.4.2.1.3 Phonecage.
Path = Configure - Devices - Phonecage
This dialog box appears when an existing phonecage or new phonecage location is selected.
Refer to figure 2-17.
Channel Number
Device Name
Slot Number
Figure 2-17. Configure/Devices/Phonecage Dialog Box
The Phone Cage dialog box displays the sixteen interface card slots for the selected
phonecage number. The device dialog box appears when any of the phone card slots have
been selected, refer to Device in paragraph 2.3.4.2.1.4. Note that slot 16 is always reserved
for a ring generator card and is therefore not available for selection. The channel number of the
assigned device appears above the device name and the slot number appears below the device
name. A device or empty slot may be selected by clicking on the card slot.
2.3.4.2.1.4 Device.
Path = Configure - Devices – Cardcage/Phonecage - Device
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The Device dialog box is used to assign devices to the slots in the cardcage/phonecage
corresponding to the actual configuration of the switching system. It will also display important
configuration information associated with each device. Refer to figure 2-18.
Figure 2-18. Configure/Devices/Cardcage-Phonecage/Device Dialog Box
1. Click on the device type from the scrolling list of choices in the Type field.
Cardcage (5U) types: Phonecage (4U) types:

None None
Operator 4 Wire PBX Interface
Hi Speed Serial PBX Interface
Alarm Unit LDL/ASU Interface
Radio SS1 Phone Interface
Data Link 4 Wire E&M Interface
Split Operator (not used for FAA)
Emergency Radio
Timing Mux Unit
Cluster Mux Unit
Remote Radio
Tone Generator (not used for FAA)
Phone Conferencer
Parallel I/O
Supervisory Record
Sidetone Radio
Emerg Sidetone Radio
Radio – Dual Standby
2. Select either 4 or 3 for the Split name after character option. This option will only
be available if the selected device type is configurable as a Direct Access (DA) key,
otherwise this option will be grayed out. A maximum of seven characters can be
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displayed for the button name on a TED. This option splits the name after third or
fourth characters in order to fit the name onto the button area of the display screen.
3. Enter the device name in the Name field. This name will appear throughout the SCT
application program when a list of available device choices is given. The name can
be up to 7 characters and contains letters (A-Z), numbers (0-9) and “.” only.
4. If the IA box is enabled, the selected device is an intercom or interphone. Click on

an appropriate indirect access (IA) code to be assigned. The IA codes are
associated with position addresses.
5. Enter a channel number in the Channel field. This field is a scrolling list from 1 to
480, listing only the available channels.
6. Click on a class type from the drop down list of choices in the Class field. Click on
On Line, Maintenance Busy, or Off Line.
7. Enter the serial number (if applicable, the serial number can be found on the board
assembly) of the device for database tracking if needed.
8. Enter the part number (located on the board assembly) of the device for database
tracking if needed.
9. Click on the OK button to save the newly assigned device. A selected device type is
assigned to the slot and will be displayed on the cardcage or phonecage dialog box.
To exit the dialog box without saving any changes, click on the Cancel button.
10. Click on the Extended... button (if enabled). This button indicates that additional
configuration options are available. When this button is selected, the next dialog box
displayed depends on the type of device being configured. Refer to paragraphs
2.3.4.2.1.4.1 through 2.3.4.2.1.4.6 for more information on extended configurations.
11. Click on the Delete button to delete an existing device.
2.3.4.2.1.4.1 Extended Configuration (Radio, Emergency Radio, Sidetone Radio,

Emergency Sidetone Radio, and Radio-Dual Standby).
Path = Configure - Devices - Cardcage - Device (slot) – Extended
The Extended Radio Attributes dialog box is used to provide additional configuration
information for radios, emergency radios, sidetone radios, emergency sidetone radios, and dual
standby radios. Refer to figure 2-19.
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Figure 2-19. Configure/Devices/Cardcage/Device (Slot)/Extended Dialog Box
1. Click on the default Transmitter type for Main or Standby from the Default box.
This option determines the state of the transmitter (main or standby) when the radio
card is powered up or a global reconfiguration (without the positions only box
checked) is sent.
2. Click on the default Receiver type for Main or Standby from the Default box. This
option determines the state of the receiver (main or standby) when the radio card is
powered up or a global reconfiguration (without the positions only box checked) is
sent.
3. The Remote Radio box indicates the ETVS will be accessing a radio located in a
remote switch. Only select Remote Operation if the radio is remotely located.
• The Interlocked option does not allow the ETVS to have priority access to
the specified remote radio.
• Preempting allows the operator in the ETVS to have priority access to the
specified remote radio.
Note:
Preemption permissions must also be coordinated with the remote
switch.
4. Click on an operators name from the list in the Pre-empting Operators box. Then
click on Add to add the selection to the Preemptors list.
• Click on a preemptors name from the list in the Pre-empting Operators box.
Then click on Remove to remove the selection in the Preemptors list.
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5. Click on the Audio Detection type, either VOX or Squelch.

• The Squelch option should only be selected if the site has equipment that
can supply a squelch break signal by closing a signal ground loop to the
squelch-detect circuitry in the Radio card.
• The VOX option should be selected when incoming audio provides activation.
6. Click on the Unmonitored receiver audible alert box as necessary.
• The unmonitored receiver audible alert is an audible alert provided by the
SCT when a particular radio frequency is not being monitored.
7. Enter 0 to 2000 in the Pop Back Delay window.
• This option continues to mute the receive audio (the delay is specified in
milliseconds) after keying is released on the radio, so that pop back is not
heard.
• This feature is not available to FAA sites.
8. Click on the Select to Lockout box to allow only one operator at a time to access a
single frequency approach radio.
• This is a U.S. Navy feature, only available to the Department of Defense.
9. Click on the OK button to save the configuration.
2.3.4.2.1.4.2 Extended Configuration (Operator).
Path = Configure - Devices - Cardcage - Device (slot) - Extended
This dialog box is used to configure selected position equipment. Refer to figure 2-20.
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Figure 2-20. Configure/Devices/Cardcage/Device (Slot)/Extended Device Configuration

Box
1. Click on a position type in the Position type box. Touch screen is the standard
position type for FAA ETVS sites.
2. Click on a position function, Regular, Supervisor, or Maintenance, from the

Position function box. This is a classmark function, relating to specific position
attributes.
3. Click on the audio routing option, either handset (HS) or loud speaker (LS) for each
of the three options Air-Ground, Ground-Ground, and Overrider from the Initial
Audio Routing box.
This option determines the status of the HS/LS buttons after the position has been
initialized by applying power or when Recon Enable is activated after a map has
been sent to the position.
4. Click on a frequency option from the Chime frequency selection box.
5. Click on PTT on Landline field if required.
6. Click on the Frequency addition capability field if required, this enables the
position frequency add function.
7. Click on the Frequency deletion capability field if required, this enables the
position frequency delete function.
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8. Click on the Override Termination Capable field if required, this allows the position
to terminate an incoming override call.
9. Click on Remote Position if the position is a remote position. This is a classmark

function.
10. Click on Override Monitor on hold if required. When selected, all monitored audio
is muted on incoming IC/IP and override calls. When not selected, all monitored
audio is muted on incoming IC/IP calls only.
11. Click on a selection from the Accessible G/G Circuits list. Then click on Add to
place the selection in the Circuits denied to access list.
• Click on a selection from the scrolling Circuits denied to access list. Then
click on Delete to remove that item from the list.
12. Selected Recorders/Available Recorders is a classmark function, only available to

positions designated as Supervisor in the Position function box. It allows access
to the recorders.
• Click on a selection from the Available Recorders list. Then click on Add to
place the selection in the Selected Recorders list.
• Click on a selection from the Selected Recorders list. Then click on Delete
to remove that item from the list.
13. The Mini Ted Expansion option is an option available only to the Department of
Defense.
14. The Crash Alarm Button is an option available only to the Department of Defense.
• To exit the extended dialog box without saving any changes, click on the
Cancel button.
2.3.4.2.1.4.3 Extended Configuration (Remote Radio).
Path = Configure - Devices - Cardcage - Device (slot) - Extended
The Remote Radio Type dialog box is used to provide additional configuration information for
remote radios. Refer to figure 2-21.
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Figure 2-21. Configure/Devices/Cardcage/Device (Slot)/Remote Radio Type Box

The Assigned field displays the currently assigned radio frequency. The remote
radio resides in the ETVS and access is allowed from a remote switch.
1. Click on the appropriate frequency from the scrolling list of Available radios.
2. Click on the needed Mode, either Interlocking or Non-Preempting.
• As Interlocking, the remote switch has preemption rights on the radio

frequency.
• As Non-Preempting, the remote switch does not have preempting rights on

the radio.
Note:
Preemption permissions must also be coordinated with the remote
switch.
3. Click on the Change button to re-assign the selected radio frequency. The selection
will appear in the Assigned field. If the Change button is not selected, then the
radio frequency assignment may not be saved when the OK button is selected.
• To exit the dialog box without saving any changes, click on the Cancel
button.
2.3.4.2.1.4.4 Extended Configuration (Parallel I/O).
Path = Configure - Devices - Cardcage - Device (Slot) - Extended
The Door Names dialog box is used to provide additional configuration information for the
Parallel I/O interface. Refer to figure 2-22.
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Figure 2-22. Configure/Devices/Cardcage/Device (Slot)/Door Names Box

Note:
In order for the system to recognize changes, the Parallel I/O card
must be reset after sending a global map.
1. Click on a door number from the list under Doors.
2. Enter a new name in the Edit Door Name field. Click on the Assign Name button to
add the new name to the Doors list.
• Enter the name in the Edit Door Name field and click on the Assign Name
button to change the door name.
3. Click on either 4 or 3 under Split name after character. A maximum of seven

characters can be used on a TED button name. This option will split the name after
the third or fourth character in the name in order to fit the name on the button.
4. Enter the number of power supplies the system contains in the # of Power Supply
field.
5. Enter the proper threshold value in the Threshold Value field. This value is the
maximum number of inoperative power supplies the system will tolerate before a
main power failure is reported.
2.3.4.2.1.4.5 Extended Configuration (PBX).

Path = Configure - Devices - Phonecage - Device (Slot) - Extended
The Extended Definition dialog box is used to provide additional configuration information for
the telephone interfaces. Refer to figure 2-22.
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Figure 2-23. Configure/Devices/Phonecage/Device (Slot)/Extended Definition Box
1. Click on an option from the Subfunction box, either Normal or Private.
• The Normal option is the default. When selected will allow other parties to
join in an active conversation.
• The Override option is not available for PBX phone devices.
• The Private option is used to block an intrusion call. When selected, this
option will restrict the use of phone lines to the original party only. When a
third party attempts to join in, a busy signal will be heard.
2. Click on the option Inward Dialing or Non-Selective from the Selectivity box.
• Inward Dialing option is not available for PBX phone devices.
• Non-Selective provides the capability to select operators without dial code.
3. Click on the Disable Beep box (available for 2 Wire PBX only) to enable/disable the
record beep tone. Beep tone is disabled when this is selected.
button.
5. Click on the Dial Table button. Refer to figure 2-24.
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Figure 2-24. Configure/Devices/Phonecage/Device (Slot)/Extended/Dial Table Dialog Box
Note:
Dial Codes are not available to PBX devices.
6. Click on an operator from the list of Available Operators and click on the Add
button, the operator is placed in the Included Operators list box. Repeat this step
to add operators as required. Must uncheck Ring all operators to enable this
feature.
• To remove an operator from the Included Operators list box, click on a
selection from the list and click on the Remove button.
7. Click on the Ring all operators box if required. This function will signal all operator
positions that are mapped to this circuit. The user must click on either an operator
position or the Ring all operators option or the circuit card will not be seen by the
system.
8. Click on the OK button to save the configuration and return to the previous dialog
box.
2.3.4.2.1.4.6 Extended Configuration (SS1, ASU, and E&M).

Path = Configure - Devices - Phonecage - Device (slot) – Extended
The Extended Definition dialog box is used to provide additional configuration information for
the SS1, ASU and E&M telephone interfaces. Refer to figure 2-25.
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Figure 2-25. Configure/Devices/Phonecage/Device (Slot)/Extended Dialog Box
1. Click on an option from the Subfunction box, Normal, Override (excluding SS1s),
or Private.
• The Normal option is the default. When selected, it will allow other parties to
• The Override option is used to break-in to a position without waiting for the
called position to accept the call. Placing an override call will cause a zip
tone at the called position, an existing call (if any) will be concurrent with the
override call. This option is not available for SS1 phone devices.
• The Private option is used to block an intrusion call. When selected, this
option will restrict the use of phone lines to the original party only. When a
third party attempts to join in, a busy signal will be heard.
• Inward Dialing provides the capability to select operators with a dial code.
• Non-Selective provides the capability to select operators without a dial code.
Cancel button.
4. Click on the Dial Codes button (if enabled). This button indicates the device needs
additional configuration data. Refer to figure 2-26.
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Figure 2-26. Configure/Devices/Phonecage/Device (Slot)/Extended/Dial Table Dialog Box
5. Click on the 3-Digit Dial Code box if required. This function is for the SS1 device
and enables the 3-digit dial entry instead of the 2-digit entry.
6. Enter a dial code number in the Dial Code field and click on the Update Code
button. The dial code number is now listed in the Dial Codes list box.
• To remove a dial code number from the Dial Codes list box, click on a
selection from the list and click on the Delete Code button.
• To update a dial code, select a dial code number from the Dial Codes
scrolling list. This dial code will now appear automatically in the Dial Code
field. Enter the dial code number in the Dial Code field and click on the
Update Code button.
as required. Must un-check Ring all operators to enable this feature.

8. Click on the Ring all operators box if required. This function will signal all operator
positions that have this specifically configured button. Click on either an operator
position or the Ring all operators option or the circuit card will not be seen by the
system.
box.
button.
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2.3.4.2.2 Audio Assignments.

Path = Configure - Audio Assignments
2.3.4.2.2.1 Phone Assignment.

Path = Configure - Audio Assignments - Phone Assignment
This dialog box is used to assign the phonecages to the conferencers. Each conferencer
supports up to 2 phone cages and can drive up to 30 phone interfaces (PBX, E&M, SS1, etc.).
Figure 2-27. Configure/Audio Assignments/Phone Assignment Dialog Box
1. Click on a conferencer name from the list of Conferencer.
2. Click on a phone cage number from the list of Available Cages. Click on the Add
button to make the assignment.
• To remove an assignment, click on a phone cage number from the Assigned

Cage list and click on the Delete button.
3. Click on the OK button to accept the changes and close the dialog box.
button.
2.3.4.2.2.2 Cluster Map.
Path = Configure - Audio Assignments - Cluster Map
This dialog box is used to assign multiplexer (TMU/CMU) devices to audio streams and permits
the rerouting of streams through the devices. Refer to figure 2-28.
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Figure 2-28. Configure/Audio Assignments/Cluster Map Dialog Box
1. Click on an output stream from the Cluster:MUX:In Stream list.
2. Click on an input stream from the In Stream list to route to the output stream.
3. Click on a MUX name that will control the cluster and click on the Merge button to
make the assignment.
• Click on an item from Cluster: MUX: In Stream list and click on the Break
button to clear.
button.
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Table 2-2. Cluster/Audio Channel/PCM Highway Relationship
Cluster Audio Channel PCM Highway

0 1-30 1
1 31-60 1
2 61-90 1
3 91-120 1
4 121-150 1
5 151-180 1
6 181-210 1
7 211-240 1
8 241-270 1
9 271-300 2
10 (A) 301-330 3
11 (B) 331-360 4
12 (C) 361-390 2
13 (D) 391-420 3
14 (E) 421-450 4
15 (F) 451-480 1
2.3.4.2.3 Maps.
Path = Configure - Maps
These dialog boxes are used to edit or to create local and global maps. A maximum of 100
local and 100 global maps may be used.
2.3.4.2.3.1 Local Maps.
Path = Configure - Maps - Local
Note:
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Figure 2-29. Configure/Maps/Local Dialog Box
1. Click on an operator device from the Position list. Click on a local map name from
the Local Maps list. Click on one of the function buttons: Edit, New Map, Copy
Map, Delete, or Rename.
• Click on the Close button to exit the dialog box without saving.
2 Click on the Edit button to bring up the Edit Local Map dialog box that displays the
device selected in step 1. Refer to Edit Maps in paragraph 2.3.4.2.3.1.1.
3. Click on the New Map button. This button brings up the Add Local Map dialog box.
Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.3.1.2.
4. Click on the Copy Map button. This button brings up the Copy Local Map dialog
box. Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.3.1.3.
5. Click on the Delete button. This button brings up the Delete Local Map dialog box.
6. Click on the Rename button. This button brings up the Rename Local Map dialog
2.3.4.2.3.1.1 Edit Maps.
Path = Configure - Maps - Local - Edit
This dialog box is used to edit an existing map and shows the keys as they will appear at the
actual Touch Entry Display (TED) position. Some of the keys may be fixed and cannot be
changed. Refer to figure 2-30.
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Figure 2-30. Configure/Maps/Local/Edit Dialog Box
The Edit dialog box simulates the actual touch screen (TED) position. The selector key
designations are shown for illustration purposes only. The labeling of the keys depends on
the site requirements and on the options/features incorporated in the system.
Clicking on a button on the A/G Page brings up the Assign Radio Frequency dialog box,
refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.3.1.1.1.
Clicking on a button on the G/G Page brings up the Assign Key dialog box, refer to
paragraph 2.3.4.2.3.1.1.2.
1. Click on the GG1 or GG2 buttons to display a specific intercom/telephone G/G page.
The GG3 button, when selected, will display 30 additional G/G buttons in a group
labeled G/G Summary Page. This button toggles the display to show either the radio
keys or the intercom/telephone keys in the same location on the TED screen.
• Click on the AG2, AG3, AG4, or AG5 buttons to display a specific radio A/G
page.
• Click on the key to be defined. The next dialog box to be displayed depends
on the key selected. There are many types of modules in the system; each
may need editing. Repeat this step as many times as required to complete
the map.
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2. Click on the OK button to accept the new changes and close the dialog box.
button.
3. Click on the Save As button to save the map as a different map name.
2.3.4.2.3.1.1.1 Assign Radio Frequency.
Path = Configure - Maps - Local - Edit - (TED Position) - Assign Radio Frequency
This dialog box appears when an A/G Page button on the TED position is selected and is used
to assign radio frequencies to specific keys in position maps. Refer to figure 2-31.
Figure 2-31. Configure/Maps/Local/Edit/(TED Position)/Assign Radio Frequency Dialog

Box
1. Click on the needed frequency from the scrolling list of available frequencies.
2. Click on the needed options from the Initial Settings group box. These settings
determine the initial state of the frequency attribute after a global map or radio card
reset.
• Click on TX Select or RX Select or both for the initial radio key setting. This
feature sets the key assignment to have these settings preset with no
operator actions required.
• On a Department of Defense ETVS, when Select to Lockout is enabled for a

frequency, the TX check box is grayed out and TX cannot be initially selected
by default.
• Click on either Loudspeaker or Headset for the initial audio routing for this
radio key.
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3. Click on the OK button to save the key assignment and return to the previous
module. The selected frequency is assigned to the key and displayed on the Edit
Maps A/G page.
button.
2.3.4.2.3.1.1.2 Assign Key.

Path = Configure - Maps - Local - Edit - (TED Position) - Assign Key
This dialog box appears when a G/G Page button is selected and is used to assign specific
keys in position maps. Refer to table 2-3 for a list of key definitions. Refer to Appendix A for
information on how the keys are used.
Figure 2-32. Configure/Maps/Local/Edit/(TED Position)/Assign Key Dialog Box

1. Click on a device type from the scrolling list of available Keys. Refer to figure 2-32.
2. Click on a device from the scrolling list of Devices (if option is available).
3. Click on the OK button to save the key assignment and return to the previous
module. The selected device type is assigned to the key and displayed on the Edit
Maps G/G page.
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Table 2-3. Key Type Definitions
Key Definitions
Unassigned Blank Key
Air-Ground A/G HSLS key. Places air to ground calls on the loudspeaker.
Headset/Loudspeaker
Air-Ground to A/G CPL key. Provides law enforcement the capability to listen to
Ground-Ground radio communications using direct access.
Coupling
Conference CONF key. Enables the operator to initiate a conference call or

add additional parties to an existing conference call.
DA Monitor This will give a list of positions not already used for another DA
monitor key. Select which operator position is required for DA
monitoring. (Will have a circle on the assigned key.)
DA Monitor The position operator must hold down the button for the duration of
Non-Locking the call. (Will have a circle on the assigned key.)
DA Override This will give a list of positions not already used. Override skips
the ring/answer cycle.
DA Override The position operator must hold down the button for the duration of
Non-Locking the call.
Door Release When selected, activates a relay on the System Alarm Panel (SAP)
to open the specified door. This key will also indicate door status.
(Door Open is flashing, Door Closed not flashing.)
Emergency Radio ERAD PTT key. Keys all radios that are configured as emergency
PTT All radios.
Frequency FREQ A/D key. This will pop up a screen to add/delete

Add/Delete frequencies to a position.
Ground-Ground G/G HSLS key. Places ground to ground calls into the
Headset/Loudspeaker loudspeaker.
Hold HOLD key. Used to place calls on hold.
Hook Flash PBX FLSH key. This is a hook flash, not a release.
Intercom This will give a list of all positions which do not already have keys
Direct Access on this map for intercom direct access. Select from this list which
position is to be accessed using this key. Ring is heard at the
originating position, distant end chimes and must answer.
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Table 2-3. Key Type Definitions (Continued)
Key Definitions
Master HSLS key. Places all position audio on the loudspeaker.
Headset/Loudspeaker
Monitor IA MON key. This function must be used in conjunction with a DA

or IA key to access an operator position (Will not have a circle on
the assigned key.)
Non-Locking The position operator must hold down the button for the duration of
Intercom DA the call.
Phone DA the call. (Shout Line.)
Ring/Voice Inhibited the call.
Phone DA
Voice Intercom DA the call.
Override XFER OVR key. Defeats the automatic transfer of the radio’s audio
Auto Transfer signal to the speaker during a ground to ground call.
Override OVR HSLS key. Places all override calls to the position on the
Headset/Loudspeaker loudspeaker.
Phone Direct Access This will give a list of all phone lines not already having keys on this
map. Select the phone line that will be accessed using this key.
Preset Conference This will give a list of all preset conferences already configured. A
Global Map must be resent after adding or changing a preset
conference key in order for the key to operate as configured.
Relief Brief BRF key. This put communications between the instructor and
trainee on the legal recorder, i.e. the microphones are “hot.”
Ring RING key. Manual ring key.
Ring/Voice Inhibited Enables call to flash at a position, but the operator at the position
Phone DA will not hear ring or voice signals.
Speed Dial This will give a list of programmed speed dial names. Select the
name of the speed dial that will appear on the key. A Global Map
must be resent after adding or changing a speed dial in order for the
key to operate as configured.
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Table 2-3. Key Type Definitions (Continued)
Key Definitions
Trunk Group This will give a list of all configured trunk groups. Select the trunk
group that will be accessed by this key. A Global Map must be
resent after adding or changing a trunk group in order for the key to
operate as configured.
Voice Intercom DA This will give a list of positions. This puts the caller’s voice onto the
called position’s speaker regardless of HSLS selections at the
called position. (This is similar to a position to position shout line.)
2.3.4.2.3.1.2 New Map.

Path = Configure - Maps - Local - New Map
This dialog box is used to add a new map to the local map list.
1. In the Local Map dialog box, click on a position name from the Position list and click
on the New Map button.
2. In the Add Local Map dialog box, enter a the name of the new map in the Map
Name field. Refer to figure 2-33.
Figure 2-33. Configure/Maps/Local/New Map Dialog Box
button.
2.3.4.2.3.1.3 Copy Map.
Path = Configure - Maps - Local - Copy Map
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This dialog box is used to copy an existing map name to another map name in the local map
name list.
on the map to be copied from the Local Maps list.
2. Click on the Copy Map button.
3. In the Copy Local Map dialog box, click on the position where the map will be
copied from the Position list, then enter a new name in the To field. Refer to figure
2-34.
Figure 2-34. Configure/Maps/Local/Copy Map Dialog Box
button.
2.3.4.2.3.1.4 Delete Map.
Path = Configure - Maps - Local - Delete Map
This dialog box is used to delete a map from the local map device type list.
Note:
User should verify that any local map that is deleted must be removed from all
global maps.

on the map to be deleted from the Local Maps list.
2. Click on the Delete button.
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3. In the Delete Map dialog box, click on the Yes button to accept the deletion and
close the dialog box.
• To exit the dialog box without deleting, click on the No button. Refer to
figure 2-35.
Figure 2-35. Configure/Maps/Local/Delete Map Dialog Box
2.3.4.2.3.1.5 Rename Map.

Path = Configure - Maps - Local - Rename Map
This dialog box is used to change the name of a local map. Refer to figure 2-36.
Figure 2-36. Configure/Maps/Local/Rename Map Dialog Box
1. Enter a new name in the New Name field.
2.3.4.2.3.2 Global Maps.
Path = Configure - Maps - Global Map
This dialog box is used to configure or to create global maps. Refer to figure 2-37.
Note:
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Figure 2-37. Configure/Maps/Global Map Dialog Box
1. Click on a map from the list.
Close button.
2. Click on the Edit button. This button brings up the Edit Global Map dialog box
displaying the device selected in step 1. Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.3.2.1.
3. Click on the New Map button. This button brings up the Add Global Map dialog box.
4. Click on the Copy Map button. This button brings up the Copy Global Map dialog
5. Click on the Delete button. This button brings up the Delete Global Map dialog box.
6. Click on the Rename button. This button brings up the Rename Global Map dialog
2.3.4.2.3.2.1 Edit Maps.
Path = Configure - Maps - Global - Edit
This dialog box is used to edit an existing global map. Refer to figure 2-38.
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Figure 2-38. Configure/Maps/Global Map/Edit Dialog Box

1. Click on a position from the scrolling list in the Position box. Click on a local map
from the scrolling list in the Local Maps box. Then click on Add to add the selection
in the Global Map Contents list.
Note:
Invalid channels (represented by red question marks) appear in the
Global Map Contents box when a member in the list is no longer
defined in the system. These marks have no value to the system and
it is recommended that they be removed.
To remove a map, click on a map from the scrolling list in the Global Map
Contents box. Click on Remove to remove the selection from the Global
Map Contents list.
button.
3. Click on the Save As button to save the map as a different map name.
2.3.4.2.3.2.2 New Map.
Path = Configure - Maps - Global - New Map
This dialog box is used to add a new map to the global map list. Refer to figure 2-39.
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Figure 2-39. Configure/Maps/Global Map/New Map Dialog Box
1. Enter a new map name in the Map Name field. Click on the OK button to accept the
name. The Edit Global Map menu dialog box appears. Follow the procedures in
paragraph 2.3.4.2.3.2.1.
button.
2.3.4.2.3.2.3 Copy Map.
Path = Configure - Maps - Global - Copy Map
This dialog box is used to copy an existing map name to another map name. Refer to figure 2-
40.
Figure 2-40. Configure/Maps/Global Map/Copy Map Dialog Box
1. Click on a map name from the list of names in the Global Maps dialog box. Then
click on the Copy Map button. The Copy Map dialog box appears.
3. Click on the OK button to accept the new name and close the dialog box. The
Global Maps dialog box appears.
button.
2.3.4.2.3.2.4 Delete Map.
Path = Configure - Maps - Global - Delete Map

This dialog box is used to delete a map from the global map list. Refer to figure 2-41.
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Figure 2-41. Configure/Maps/Global Map/Delete Map Dialog Box

1. Click on a map name from the list of global map names. Then click on the Delete
button.
2. Click on the Yes button to accept the deletion and close the dialog box.
• Click on the No button to exit the dialog box without deleting.
2.3.4.2.3.2.5 Rename Map.
Path = Configure - Maps - Global - Rename Map

This dialog box is used to change the name of a global map. Refer to figure 2-42.
Figure 2-42. Configure/Maps/Global Map/Rename Map Dialog Box

1. Click on a map name from the list of global map names. Then click on the Rename
button. The Rename Map dialog box appears with the selection shown in the Old
Name field.
3. Click on the OK button to accept the changes and close the dialog box. The Global
Map dialog box appears with the new name shown.
button.
2.3.4.2.4 Physical Configuration.

Path = Configure - Physical Configuration
This dialog box is used for viewing or editing the system configuration. Refer to figure 2-43.
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Figure 2-43. Configure/Physical Configuration Dialog Box
1. Click on the appropriate cage ID number from the list of cages in the Cage ID field.
2. To edit a device, click on the device from the list and click on the Edit button, or
double click the device using the mouse. This button brings up the Device dialog
box. Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.1.4 for additional information on the Device dialog
box.
.
3. Click on the Close button to exit the dialog box.
2.3.4.2.5 Facility Wide Settings.

Path = Configure - Facility Wide Settings
This dialog box allows maintenance personnel to change the order of PTT operations. This
setting effects all operator positions. Refer to figure 2-44.
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Figure 2-44. Configure/Facility Wide Settings Dialog Box

1. Click on the necessary setting in the PTT Alternatives box.
• PTT Alternative 1. PTT activation connects the operator to selected A/G
transmitters while maintaining position audio to any G/G calls in progress. This
transfers all incoming G/G audio to the speaker except for incoming override
calls. PTT release disconnects the operator from selected transmitters and
resumes all incoming G/G call audio.
• PTT Alternative 2. Same as alternative 1, except that PTT activation will not
connect the operator to A/G transmitters until the operator has terminated or
placed on Hold all ongoing G/G calls (except for incoming override calls,
where such termination is not possible).
Note:
While in PTT Alternative 2 option with an A/G call in progress, the
operator then selects a G/G call. The operator will transmit to both
A/G and G/G simultaneously as long as PTT remains active. The
position will revert back to the PTT Alternative 2 option when PTT is
released.
2. Click on the Automatic radio transfer to speaker on G/G call box if necessary.
3. Click on the OK button to accept the change and close the dialog box.
2.3.4.2.6 Speed Dial.
Path = Configure - Speed Dial

This dialog box is used to assign a name and phone number to a phone interface for speed dial
purposes. Up to 200 speed dial numbers can be configured. Refer to TI 6650.53A for
additional information regarding speed dial. Refer to figure 2-45.
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Figure 2-45. Configure/Speed Dial Dialog Box

1. Click on a phone name from the scrolling list of Name/Phone no. The name and
number selected will be displayed at the bottom of the dialog box in the Name and
Phone number fields.
2. Click on a phone type from the list of Available Phones.
button.
5. To add a speed dial, click on an unused phone from the Name/Phone no list.
6. Enter a name Name field at the bottom of the dialog box, then enter a phone number
in the Phone number field at the bottom of the dialog box.
Note:
If a pause is needed in the dial string, a comma should be used.
7. Select a phone device from the list of Available Phones.
8. Click on the Add button to add the new name and number to the Name/Phone no
list.
9. Click on the Update button to change an existing speed dial assignment.
10. Click on the Delete button to remove a name/number from the Name/Phone no list
2.3.4.2.7 Preset Conference.

Path = Configure - Preset Conference
This dialog box is used to determine which members of a list are to be included in a
conference group for landline based conference calls. Up to 10 conference groups can be
configured with up to 6 members each. Refer to figure 2-46.
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Figure 2-46. Configure/Preset Conference Dialog Box
The active conference group is always the one displayed in the New Conf Group Name field
located in the upper left corner of the dialog box. To change the members assigned to the
conference groups, perform the following steps:
1. Click on a name from the list of names in the Conf Group Selection list. The
selected name appears in the New Conf Group Name field. To change this name,
place the cursor in the New Conf Group Name field and enter a new name. Click
on the Change Name button to add the new name to the Conf Group Selection list.
This name has a conference group assigned to it.
2. Click on a member’s name from the list of names in the Members Selection list.
Then click on Add to add the selection to the Conf Group members list.

4. Click on the OK button to save the configuration and close the dialog box.
Note:
Invalid channels (represented by red question marks) appear in the
Conf Group Members box when a member in the list is no longer
defined in the system. These marks have no value to the system and
it is recommended that they be removed. To remove a member name
from the list of names in the Conf Group members list, click on the
name from the Conf Group members list and click on Delete.
2.3.4.2.8 Trunk Groups.

Path = Configure - Trunk Groups
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This dialog box is used to assign trunks to hunt groups and requires a maintenance level
password. Up to 10 trunk groups can be configured with up to 6 trunks in each group. Refer to
figure 2-47.
Figure 2-47. Configure/Trunk Groups Dialog Box

1. Click on the appropriate interface type from the list in the Trunk Group Type field.
2. Click on the necessary option in the Signaling classmark field, click on Incoming,
Outgoing, or Two-way.
3. Click on a name from the list of names in the IA Code: Trunk Group list. The
selected name appears in the New Trunk Group Name field. To change this name,
place cursor in the New Trunk Group Name field and enter new name.
• Click on the Change Name button to change the name in the IA Code:
Trunk Group list.
5. Click on a name from the list of names in the Trunk Selection list. Then click on
Add to add the selection to the Trunks in group list.
• To delete a name from the Trunks in Group list, click on a name from the list
of names in the Trunks in group list. Click on Delete to remove the
selection.
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6. Click on the Extended button (if enabled). This button indicates the device needs
additional configuration data. When this button is selected, the Extended Definition
dialog box appears. Refer to paragraph 2.3.4.2.8.1 for additional information.
Note:
Adding trunks to a hunt group disables setting extended attributes for
the individual trunk.
7. To save the configuration and close the dialog box, click on the Close button.
button.
2.3.4.2.8.1 Extended Configuration (Trunks).
Path = Configure - Trunk Groups – Extended
This dialog box is used to configure the E&M phone devices. Refer to figure 2-48.
Figure 2-48. Configure/Trunk Groups/Extended Dialog Box
1. Click on an option from the Subfunction box, Normal, Override (excluding SS1s),
or Private.
• The Normal option is the default. When selected will allow other parties to
• The Override option is used to break-in to a position without waiting for the
called position to accept the call.
• The Private option is used to block an intrusion call. When selected will
restrict the use of phone lines to the original party only. When a third party
attempts to join in, a busy signal will be heard.
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• Inward Dialing provides the capability to select operators with a dial code.
• Non-Selective provides the capability to select operators without a dial code.
button.
4. Click on the Dial Codes button (if enabled). This button indicates the device needs
additional configuration data. Refer to figure 2-49.
Figure 2-49. Configure/Trunk Groups/Extended/Dial Codes Dialog Box
as required. Must un-check Ring all operators to enable this feature.

6. Enter a dial code number in the Dial Code field and click on the Update Code
button. The dial code number is now listed in the Dial Codes list box.
• To remove a dial code number from the Dial Codes list box, click on a
selection from the list and click on the Delete Code button.
• To update a dial code, select a dial code number from the Dial Codes
scrolling list. This dial code will now appear automatically in the Dial Code
field. Enter the needed dial code number in the Dial Code field and click on
the Update Code button.
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7. Click on the Ring all operators box if necessary. This function will signal all
operator positions that have this specifically configured button.
box.
button.
2.3.4.3 Online Menu.
This menu allows the system to be reconfigured. The user may send local and global maps,
assign channels for the recorder, discontinue access to remote radios, assign privacy operation
or run diagnostics.
Local Reconfiguration - Allows the user to assign a map to a single position.
Global Reconfiguration - Allows the user to assign maps to all positions and change system
wide data.
Supervisory Record - Allows control of recording devices (see extended configurations).
Remote Radio - Allows the user to activate the local remote radio functions.
Monitor Privacy - Allows the user to enable or disable monitor privacy at the supervisor
position.
Diagnostics - Allows the user access to ATC circuits and frequencies for test and
maintenance purposes.
Set Network Time - Allows the user to synchronize time on all SCTs on the network.
2.3.4.3.1 Local Reconfiguration.
Path = Online - Local Reconfiguration
This dialog box is used for reconfiguring the map for a single position. Refer to figure 2-50.
Note:
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Figure 2-50. Online/Local Reconfiguration Dialog Box
1. Click on a position from the scrolling list of Positions.
2. Click on an available map (the map to be sent) from the list of Available maps.
3. Click on the Activate button to send the selected map to the position highlighted in
step 1. A Map Activation Confirmation dialog box appears, verifying the request.
4. The Current Map field will display the new (active) map.
5. The Event log window will display the actions taken.
6. Click on the Close button to save the configuration and close the dialog box.
2.3.4.3.2 Global Reconfiguration.
Path = Online - Global Reconfiguration
This dialog box is used for reconfiguring all positions in the system and change system wide
settings. Refer to figure 2-51.
Note:
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Figure 2-51. Online/Global Reconfiguration Dialog Box

1. Click on a map from the Global map to activate list.
2. Un-check the Positions Only box to implement changes to equipment in the central
rack. Click on the Positions only box, if only the operator positions are to be
updated by sending a global map (central equipment rack configuration remains
unchanged).
3. Click on the Activate button to send the selected global map highlighted in step 1. A
Map Activation Confirmation dialog box appears verifying the request.
4. The Current global map field will display the new (active) map.
6. Click on the Close button to save and close the dialog box.
2.3.4.3.3 Supervisory Record.
Path = Online - Supervisory Record
This dialog box allows the supervisor to record all incoming and outgoing calls to any position
selectively. Prior to the use of this menu option, three conditions must be met. Refer to figure
2-52.
• The supervisor position must be connected to the necessary hardware (refer

to TI 6650.53A Technical Instruction Book – Volume I Enhanced Terminal
Voice Switch (ETVS)).
• The SCT-assigned Home Position must be set to the supervisor’s position,
refer to paragraph 2.3.4.5.4.
• The supervisor’s User ID must have the correct Login Home Position to
request the recording session, refer to paragraph 2.3.4.5.3.
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If a Recorder Error message is displayed prior to step 1, then one or more of the three
previous conditions were not met. For additional information on how to setup the recorder and
for recorder operation, refer to TI 6650.53A Technical Instruction Book – Volume 1 Enhanced
Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS).
Figure 2-52. Online/Supervisory Record Dialog Box
1. Click on a position(s) to be recorded from the list of positions in the Positions

selection list.
2. Click on the Add button to add the selection to the Supervisor’s selections box.
3. Click on the recorder box to confirm the selection and click on the Send button to
activate the recorder.
4. To remove a position, deselect the necessary option from the Supervisor’s

selections box and click on the Delete button to remove and to deactivate the
recorder.
5. The Event Log window displays the status of the recording devices.
2.3.4.3.4 Remote Radio.
Path = Online - Remote Radio
This dialog box is used for enabling/disabling remote radios in the system. Refer to figure 2-53.
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Figure 2-53. Online/Remote Radio Dialog Box
1. Click on a radio device from the list of radios in the Remote Radios list.
2. The Remote Radio Type, either Interlock or Preemption is defined in paragraph

2.3.4.2.1.4.3. Click on the checkbox to enable/disable the remote radio.
3. Click on the Send button to carry out the command of enabling or disabling the radio.
2.3.4.3.5 Monitor Privacy.
Path = Online - Monitor Privacy
This dialog box is a function of the supervisor. The supervisor can activate a privacy feature so
the supervisory position audio cannot be monitored or recorded by other operators (except for
legal voice recording). Refer to figure 2-54.
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Figure 2-54. Online/Monitor Privacy Dialog Box
The Supervisory op field displays the current Home Position.
1. Click on On or Off in the Monitor Privacy State box.
2. Click on the Send button to carry out the command of monitoring.
2.3.4.3.6 Diagnostics.
Path = Online - Diagnostics
These dialog boxes allow the user to perform maintenance and test functions on a selected
position from the maintenance position. The devices being monitored or looped must be in
maintenance busy mode. Maintenance busy is a device option allowing a device to be
reconfigured at the SCT. A device placed in maintenance busy mode can be tested and/or
reconfigured by maintenance personnel without affecting the other on-line devices. If the SCT
sends a global map, only the on-line devices will receive the map. It is recommended that a
position not be used if in maintenance busy mode. To place a device in this mode, the user
goes to the Main Selection Menu and selects configure-devices-cardcage-slot. The options for
the Class field are Online, Maintenance Busy, and Off Line. Click on Maintenance Busy
and then click on OK to save the new configuration and to close the Device dialog box. Exit the
Configure menu (do not send a global map), and proceed to the Diagnostics menu.
There are two types of tests: Monitoring and Loop Back. The Monitoring test allows the
maintenance position to monitor audio from a Tested Position. The Loop Back test allows the
maintenance position to send a tone from the maintenance position through selected paths of a
Tested position and back to the maintenance position, testing the audio path and circuitry.
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Note:
Diagnostics activity must be coordinated between the supervisor,
operator and maintenance personnel prior to test. There is no
indication of maintenance busy at the position being tested.
Note:
The tone notching feature for PIP modules must be disabled when
loopback testing is performed.
2.3.4.3.6.1 Monitoring Test.
The monitoring tests should be performed from the maintenance position. Refer to TI 6650.53A
Technical Instruction Book – Volume I Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS) for more
information. Refer to figure 2-55.
Figure 2-55. Online/Diagnostics/Monitoring Test Dialog Box
Note:
Performing this test will not disable the operator position under test.
Maint Position - This field displays the selected maintenance position being used for testing.
Tested Position - This field displays the position selected from the list to be tested.
Test Subject - Allows the operator to select either the Monitoring Test or the Loop Back Test.
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1. Click on a position to be tested in the Tested Position box.
2. Click on Monitoring Test in the Test Subject box.
3. Click on the Start Test button to start the test.
Note:
The Start Test button, when selected, changes to Stop Test. An
acknowledgement icon appears, refer to figure 2-55a, showing the
position is responding to the SCT commands.
Figure 2-55a. Acknowledgement Icon
If the icon fails to appear, check system hardware/software faults and repeat test. If
test is successful (i.e., position operating correctly), audio can be heard at the
maintenance position headset or this audio can be patched to the maintenance
speaker at the position.
• To end the test, click on the Stop Test button.
4. Click on the Close button to close the dialog box. After the test the device should be
restored to the Online mode.
2.3.4.3.6.2 Loop Back Test.
Refer to TI 6650.53A Technical Instruction Book – Volume 1 Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch
(ETVS) for additional information on this test. Refer to figure 2-56.
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Figure 2-56. Online/Diagnostics/Loopback Test Dialog Box
Note:
Performing this test will disable the operator position under test.
Maint Position - This field displays the selected maintenance position being used for testing.
Tested Position - This field displays the position selected from the list to be tested.
Test Subject - Allows the operator to select either Monitoring Test or Loop Back Test.
1. Click on a position to be tested in the Tested Position box.
2. Click on Loop Back Test in the Test Subject box, a loop back audio device list
appears.
3. Click on a loop back audio device from the available list. Note the icon representing
the selected device changes with the selection.
4. Click on the Start Test button to start the test.
Note:
The Start Test button, when selected, changes to Stop Test. An
acknowledgement icon, refer to figure 2-55a, appears showing the
position is responding to the SCT commands.
• To end the test, click on the Stop Test button.
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5. Click on the Close button to close the dialog box. After the test the device should be
restored to the Online mode.
2.3.4.3.7 Set Network Time.

Path = Online - Set Network Time
This dialog box allows the user to change the date and time of the network system clock. Refer
to figure 2-57.
Figure 2-57. Online/Set Network Time Dialog Box

1. Click on the Set Time button.
2. On the Date & Time tab, refer to figure 2-58:
• In the Date box, adjust the month, year and day to the needed setting.
• In the Time box, adjust the time to the needed setting.
Figure 2-58. Online/Set Network Time/Date & Time Dialog Box
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3. On the Time Zone tab, refer to figure 2-59:
• Select the appropriate time zone and select the checkbox to Automatically
adjust clock for daylight saving changes.
Figure 2-59. Online/Set Network Time/Time Zone Dialog Box

4. Click on the OK button to accept the changes and close the dialog box. The Set
Network Time dialog box is displayed.
• To close the dialog box without saving changes and return to the Set
Network Time dialog box, click on the Cancel button.
5. Click on the OK button to transmit the date and time settings through the network to
the other SCTs.
• To close the dialog box without transmitting the date and time information,
click on the Cancel button.
2.3.4.4 Status Menu.

This menu allows the user to view the operational status of devices in the system. In the event
of a fault, the Device status dialog box will appear on screen displaying the present device
conditions. This status information is updated continuously.
Devices - Allows the user to view the status of devices at the user’s preference.
Maintenance Log - Allows the user to view a message window for all status conditions
throughout the system. The user selects a specified date to see the needed information (the
default is the current date).
2.3.4.4.1 Devices.
Path = Status - Devices
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This dialog box is used to display the status of devices in the system. When a device error
occurs, an alarm sounds and the Device Status dialog box automatically appears displaying
the current device status conditions. The user can select to display the devices which are Up,
Down, in Diagnostics, or Unmonitored (radios). The user may select to have all of these
conditions displayed on screen at once, if necessary. If an Operator type is selected, a pop-up
status window (located along the lower portion of the dialog box) will appear. This status
window identifies the module in the operator position that has failed. Refer to figure 2-60.
Note:
Figure 2-60. Status/Devices Dialog Box
1. Click on any combination of status criteria in the Show Devices box to obtain
information on the devices in the system.
2. Click on an operator to see the status window identifying a specific failed module at
the operator position.
3. Click on the OK button to close the dialog box.
2.3.4.4.2 Maintenance Log.
Path = Status - Maintenance Log
This dialog box is used to select stored system events and allows the user to view this
information. New events are added to the bottom of the list as they occur. The system events
listed receive their date and time from the gateway computer. Refer to figure 2-61.
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Note:
Figure 2-61. Status/Maintenance Log Dialog Box
1. Select a date from the drop down list, default is the current date.
2. Click on the Refresh button to update the list of system events (if needed).
3. To exit the Maintenance Log dialog box, select the close option from the control box
menu.
Note:
The Maintenance Log can be printed from I:\maintlog\file name.txt,
where the file name is in the format YYYY-MM-DD.txt (Year, Month,
Day) relating to the day of the log.
2.3.4.5 Network Menu.
This menu allows the user to log in and out of the system, verify and change passwords, and
assign password positions.
Login - Allows the user to log in (enter) to the SCT application program.
Logout - Allows the user to log out (exit) of the SCT application program.
Passwords - Allows the user to view and edit the system passwords.
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Set Home Position - Allows the user to assign the SCT computer to a particular position.
Select Server – Allows the user to select an IP address for a particular server. This option
should not used at this time.
2.3.4.5.1 Login.
Path = Network - Login
This dialog box is used to log in to the SCT application program. There are different levels of
passwords, each with authorization to perform the tasks as shown in table 1-2. Refer to figure
2-62.
Note:
Figure 2-62. Network/Login Dialog Box

1. Click on the User ID drop down menu. From the scrolling list, click on the
appropriate user level or ID.
2. Click on the Password field. Enter the correct password for the selected user ID.
3. Click on the OK button to accept entries. If the proper password has been entered,
access will be gained to the SCT application program, as indicated by the darkening
of menu options (depending on the password level entered). An incorrect password
will cause an error dialog box to appear.
• To exit the dialog box without continuing, click on the Cancel button.
2.3.4.5.2 Logout.
Path = Network - Logout
This function is used to log out of the SCT application program.
Note:
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Immediately upon selecting Logout, the Main Selection Menu is displayed (the Main Selection
Menu items will lighten) and the user will be logged out.
2.3.4.5.3 Passwords.
Path = Network - Passwords
This dialog box is used to view and edit the system passwords. Refer to figure 2-63.
Figure 2-63. Network/Passwords Dialog Box
1. To view user ID information, click on the appropriate user ID from the list of User
IDs. The user ID information is immediately displayed in the Home/Password/Level
fields.
• The Home field will display the home location for the user ID selected.
• The Password field will display the password assigned to the user ID
selected.
• The Level field will display the level number assigned to the user ID
selected.
• The Maintenance User box will be checked if the selected user ID is

maintenance level.
2. Click on the OK button to save the configuration and return to the Main Selection
Menu.
3. Click on the Change button to change the configuration of the password. Click on
the needed User ID before selecting the Change button. Refer to figure 2-64.
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Figure 2-64. Network/Passwords/Change Dialog Box
• Click on the User ID field to change the user ID name, if needed. The user
ID can be up to 25 characters. Enter any typeable character including
Space.
• Click on the Home field and click on a different home location, if needed.
• Click on the Password field to change the current user ID password, if

needed. The password must be 7 to 10 characters in length and contain
any combination of letters (A-Z) and numbers (0-9). Do not use symbols or
punctuation.
• The Maintenance User box will be checked if the selected user ID is

maintenance level.
• Click on the OK button to accept the changes and close the dialog box.
4. Click on the Add button to add a user ID and password. Refer to figure 2-65.
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Figure 2-65. Network/Passwords/Add Dialog Box
• Click on the User ID field to add the user ID name. The user ID can be up
to 25 characters.
• Click on the appropriate home location from the Home drop down list.
• Click on the Password field to add a password for the new user ID. The
password must be 7 to 10 characters in length and contain any combination
of letters (A-Z) and numbers (0-9). Do not use symbols or punctuation.
• Click on the password level number from the Level box and then check the
Maintenance User box, if required.
• Click on the OK button to accept the changes and close the dialog box.
5. Click on the Delete button to remove a user ID from the User ID list. Click on the
needed User ID before selecting the Delete button.
2.3.4.5.4 Set Home Position.
Path = Network – Set Home Position
This dialog box allows the user to assign the SCT computer to a particular position. Refer to
figure 2-66.
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Figure 2-66. Network/Set Home Position Dialog Box

1. Click on the appropriate name from the scrolling list of names.
2. Click on the OK button to accept and to close the dialog box.
2.3.4.5.5 Select Server.
Path = Network - Select Server

This box should always have the IP address of the Gateway SCT (192.168.1.90). The
information in this window should not be changed. Refer to figure 2-67.
Figure 2-67. Network/Select Server Dialog Box
2.3.4.6 Print Menu.
This menu allows the user to print local and global maps, current physical configuration, speed
dial number table, members list in the preset conference, the list of names in the trunk group
configuration tables, current reconfiguration status, and dial code tables.
Maps - Allows the user to print local or global maps.
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Physical Configuration - Allows the user to print the physical configuration.
Speed Dial - Allows the user to print the speed dial table.
Preset Conference - Allows the user to print the members list for the preset conferences.
Trunk Groups - Allows the user to print the list of names in the trunk groups.
Reconfiguration Status - Allows the user to print a copy of the current reconfiguration status
table.
Dial Code Tables - Allows the user to print the dial code tables for all phones.
Note:
Printer setup and options will vary depending on the type of printer
being used. For information on a specific printer, consult the
documentation provided by the printer manufacturer.
Printer setup information for the Panasonic KX-P1150 :
Click on the Setup button to enter the Print Setup dialog box, this dialog box varies with
different printers. Refer to figure 2-68.
Figure 2-68. Print Setup Dialog Box
1. In the Printer box, select the printer from the Name scrolling list.
2. Click on one of the options in the Orientation box, either Portrait or Landscape.
3. In the Paper box, select the paper Size and Source from the scrolling lists.
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5. Click on the Properties button to enter the properties dialog box. Refer to figure 2-
69.
Figure 2-69. Print Setup/Properties/Layout Dialog Box
(a) On the Layout tab, select either Portrait or Landscape from the
Orientation box. Select Front to Back or Back to Front from the Page
Order box. Select the Pages Per Sheet from the drop down list (this will
print the selected number of pages on one sheet of paper).
• Click on the Advanced button to select Paper Size from the drop
down list. Refer to figure 2-70.
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Figure 2-70. Print Setup/Properties/Layout/Advanced Dialog Box
(b) In the Tray Selection box on the Paper/Quality tab, select the Paper
Source from the drop down list. Refer to figure 2-71.
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Figure 2-71. Print Setup/Properties/Paper Quality Dialog Box
• Click on the Advanced button to select Paper Size from the drop down list.
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Figure 2-72. Print Setup/Properties/Paper Quality/Advanced Dialog Box
6. Click on the Printer Setup-Network button to enter the Connect to printer dialog
box. Enter the name of the printer (must be connected to one of the SCTs in the
ETVS) if a printer other than the default printer is needed.
• When the Expand by default box is selected, all shared printers on the
ETVS will be displayed when the Connect to printer dialog box is viewed
again.
2.3.4.6.1 Maps.
Path = Print - Maps
This dialog box allows the user to view the list of maps and print a copy of selected local or
global maps.
2.3.4.6.1.1 Local Map.
Path = Print - Maps - Local Map
This dialog box allows the user to print selected local maps. Refer to figure 2-73.
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documentation provided by the printer manufacturer. Information

regarding the Panasonic KX-P1150 can be found in paragraph
2.3.4.6.
Figure 2-73. Print/Maps/Local Map Dialog Box
1. Click on one of the options in the Print Range box. Click on either All or Selection.
• The All option will print each map from all of the positions.
• The Selection option will print only the selected local maps in the Selected
Maps list.
• The Pages option is not available in the ETVS system.
2. Click on the Print Quality field, if needed. This selection displays a list of options for
printer resolution.
3. Click on the Copies field, if needed. This selection determines the quantity of copies
needed to be printed. The default is one.
4. Click on the Collate Copies box, if needed. This selection organizes the printouts
(prints in order and keeps all printed groups separated).
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5. To add a map to the selected maps list, perform the following steps:
• Click on the Selection (below) option in the Print Range box. Click on a
position type from the list of types in the Positions box. Click on a map from
the list of Maps. Then click on Add to add the selection in the Selected
Maps list.
6. To remove a map from the selected maps list, perform the following steps:
• Click on a map from the list in the Selected Maps box. Then click on
Remove to remove the selection from the Selected Maps list.
7. Click on the OK button to print and close the dialog box.
• To exit the dialog box without printing, click on the Cancel button.
2.3.4.6.1.2 Global Map.
Path = Print - Maps - Global Map
This dialog box allows the user to print selected global maps. Refer to figure 2-74.
Note:
2.3.4.6.
Figure 2-74. Print/Maps/Global Map Dialog Box
1. Click on one of the options in the Print Range box. Click on either All or Selection,.
• The All option will print each map available.
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• The Selection option will print only the selected maps.

2. Click on the Print Quality field, if needed. This selection displays a list of options for
printer resolution.
4. Click on the Collate Copies box, if needed. This selection organizes the printouts
(prints in order and keeps all printed groups separated).
Path = Print – Physical Configuration
This dialog box allows the user to print the current physical configuration table. Refer to figure
2-75.
Note:
2.3.4.6.
Figure 2-75. Print/Physical Configuration Dialog Box
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2. Click on All in the Print range box.

• The All option will print the complete physical configuration.
• The Selection option is not available for physical configuration.
4. Click on the Collate box, if needed. This selection organizes the printouts (prints in
order and keeps all printed groups separated).
Path = Print – Speed Dial
This dialog box allows the user to print the speed dial table. Refer to figure 2-76.
Note:
2.3.4.6.
Figure 2-76. Print/Speed Dial Dialog Box
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• The All option will print the complete speed dial table.
• The Selection option is not available for speed dial.
2.3.4.6.4 Preset Conferences.
Path = Print – Preset Conferences
This dialog box allows the user to print the members list for the preset conferences. Refer to
figure 2-77.
Note:
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Figure 2-77. Print/Preset Conferences Dialog Box

• The All option will print all members in the preset conferences.
• The Selection option is not available for preset conferences.
Path = Print – Trunk Groups
This dialog box allows the user to print the list of names in the trunk groups. Refer to figure 2-
78.
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2.3.4.6.
Figure 2-78. Print/Trunk Groups Dialog Box

• The All option will print the list of names in all trunk groups.
• The Selection option is not available for trunk groups.
2.3.4.6.6 Reconfiguration Status.
Path = Print – Reconfiguration Status
This dialog box allows the user to print a copy of the current reconfiguration status table. Refer
to figure 2-79.
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Note:
regarding the Panasonic KX-P1150 can be found in paragraph 2.3.4.6.
Figure 2-79. Print/Reconfiguration Status Dialog Box

• The All option will print the current reconfiguration status table.
• The Selection option is not available for reconfiguration status.
2.3.4.6.7 Dial Code Tables.
Path = Print – Dial Code Tables
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This dialog box allows the user to print the dial tables for all phones. Refer to figure 2-80.
Note:
2.3.4.6.
Figure 2-80. Print/Dial Code Tables Dialog Box

• The All option will print the dial tables for each phone.
• The Selection option is not available for dial code tables.
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2.3.4.7 View Menu.
This menu allows the user to view and print the physical configuration, speed dial number table,
members list in preset conferences, list of names in trunk group configuration tables, activation
data for position maps, dial codes assigned to operators, and the caller ID’s log records.
Physical Configuration – Allows the user to view and print the current physical configuration.
Speed Dial – Allows the user to view and print the speed dial table.
Preset Conference – Allows the user to view and print the members list for the preset
conferences.
Trunk Groups – Allows the user to view and print the list of names in the trunk groups.
Reconfiguration Status – Allows the user to view and print the current reconfiguration status
table.
Dial Code Tables – Allows the user to view and print the dial codes for all phones.
Caller IDs – Allows the user to view the current caller IDs on the list.
Path = View - Physical Configuration

This dialog box allows the user to view the configuration of devices in the system and to print
the list. Refer to figure 2-81.
Note:
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Figure 2-81. View/Physical Configuration Dialog Box
1. Move up or down the scrolling list to view the needed information.
• Click on the Print button to print the entire Physical Configuration Table.
Path = View - Speed Dial

This dialog box allows the user to view the Speed Dial Table and to print the list. Refer to
figure 2-82.
Note:
2.3.4.6.
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Figure 2-82. View/Speed Dial Dialog Box
1. Move up or down the scrolling list to find the needed information.
• Click on the Print button to print the entire Speed Dial table.
2.3.4.7.3 Preset Conferences.
Path = View - Preset Conferences
This dialog box allows the user to view and print the members list for the preset conferences.
Note:
2.3.4.6.
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Figure 2-83. View/Preset Conferences Dialog Box
• Click on the Print button to print the entire Preset Conference table.
Path = View – Trunk Groups
This dialog box allows the user to view the trunk groups and print the list. Refer to figure 2-84.
Note:
2.3.4.6.
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Figure 2-84. View/Trunk Groups Dialog Box
1. Move up or down the scrolling list to view the needed information.
• Click on the Print button to print the entire Trunk Groups table.
2.3.4.7.5 Reconfiguration Status.
Path = View – Reconfiguration Status
This dialog box allows the user to view the current reconfiguration status and print the list.
Note:
2.3.4.6.
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Figure 2-85. View/Reconfiguration Status Dialog Box
• Click on the Print button to print the entire Reconfiguration Status table.
2.3.4.7.6 Dial Code Tables.
Path = View – Dial Code Tables

This dialog box allows the user to view the dial code tables and to print the list. Refer to figure
2-86.
Note:
2.3.4.6.
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Figure 2-86. View/Dial Code Tables Dialog Box

• Click on the Print button to print the entire Dial Code table.
2.3.4.7.7 Caller ID’s.
Path = View - Caller ID’s
This dialog box allows the user to view the caller IDs on the list. The information on this screen
can not be printed. Refer to figure 2-87.
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Figure 2-87. View/Caller ID Display Dialog Box
2. Click on the Close button to close the dialog box.
2.3.4.8 Help Menu.
This menu allows the user to view information on the SCT application program, such as version,
build date, features, and copyright information. Refer to figure 2-88.
2.3.4.8.1 About SCT.
Path = Help – About SCT
Click on the OK button to close the dialog box.
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Figure 2-88. Help/About SCT Dialog Box
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GLOSSARY
Acronyms and Abbreviations
Listed below is a collection of the specialized terms and their meanings.
AC Alternating current.
Activation The process of loading configuration data from the hard drive on
the Gateway/SCT into the switch to change the functional
behavior of devices in the switch.
A global activation affects all positions and rack-mounted devices.

It is also possible to activate the data for a single device using a
local map.
A/G or AG Air-to-Ground.
Alarm An alarm is a special message sent to the SCT from the central
switch. It notifies the user of a significant event such as a board
failure. Alarms are not always errors; they can also be
informational. The SCT can be configured to beep or provide
voice notification when alarms are received.
ALT This describes a particular key on the computer keyboard.
ARTCC Air Route Traffic Control Center.

Assignment The initial designation of a function and an audio channel for each
of the programmable keys at a position.
ASU Automatic Signaling Unit (phone interface).
ATCT Airport Traffic Control Tower.
Cardcage A cardcage consists of seventeen slots that hold processor and

interface boards. Each cardcage has a backplane with
connectors to supply power and signals to each board. There is a
rotary hex switch and a jumper on the backplane to set the
cardcage number. The cardcages are connected to each other
with cables to carry the control data bus and audio signals.
CCMS Configuration Control and Monitoring Subsystem.
Channel An audio or control signal supplied by a board in the switch.
Channels are numbered 1 to 512, however only 480 are available
for voice data, the remaining are for control signals.
Cluster A group of thirty consecutive channels. The ETVS has sixteen
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clusters. In each group there are thirty audio channels and two
channels for signaling framing.
CMU Cluster Multiplexer Unit.
Configure The boards within the central switch will conform to various
operations if the proper strapping or jumpers are set. The position
DA and DTMF buttons can be setup at the SCT.
DA Direct Access (key type).
DC Direct Current.
Device The term device refers to a rack-mounted card.
Diagnostics Performing diagnostic test.
DoD Department of Defense.
Down Processor did not respond to alarm panel poll, or interface is not
responding to its processor, or processor has detected that a
channel cannot be used because of link or interface failure.
E&M Ear and Mouth (signaling).
ETVS Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch.

Gateway The gateway is a computer that is used as a file server.
G/G or GG Ground-to-Ground.
Global map A global map contains a list of position maps, one for each
position. This is typically used to reconfigure all the positions,
perhaps this procedure would be used during a shift change. It is
possible to assign the same map to multiple positions if desired. If
a position is not assigned a map in the global map, it will continue
using its existing data when the global map is activated.
HS Headset.
IA Indirect Access (key type).
IC/IP Intercom/Interphone.
ID Identification.
IP Internet Protocol.
Key A pushbutton at a position. Keys are programmable at the SCT.
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LAN Local Area Network. This is an in-house data communications

system connecting a number of computers together allowing the
sharing of devices and files.
LCS Light coordination system.

Local Map The layout of the keys, their assignments, and their system
address for a particular position.
LS Loudspeaker.
Main/standby Main/standby refers to a pair of boards which add redundancy to

the system and provides fault tolerance for critical system
functions. Only one board is active in the system at a time. In
case of failure of the main board, the standby takes over.
Main/standby boards which produce audio share the same audio
channels.
Maint Maintenance.
Maintenance Busy Maintenance busy is a device option (set via the SCT application
program) which allows a device to be reconfigured. A device
placed in maintenance busy mode can be tested and/or
reconfigured by maintenance personnel without affecting the other
on-line devices. If a global map is sent, only the on-line devices
will receive the map. If a maintenance user sends a local map, it
can only be sent to a device in the maintenance busy mode In
addition to reconfiguration capabilities, maintenance busy allows
maintenance personnel to perform monitoring and loop back
testing from a maintenance position to an operator position as
configured in the SCT.
Map A map defines the function of the keys at a position. A map can
be shared by many positions at the same time.
MUX Multiplexer equipment which allows two or more signals to pass

over one communications circuit.
NAS National Air Space.

Non-locking key Non-locking switches are momentary; depress and hold to initiate
and continue action, release when action is to be terminated.
Off-line The SCT is off-line when it is not communicating with the ETVS
network. The SCT can still be used for setting up a configuration
while off-line.
Commanded to an off-line (non-operational) state.
On-line The SCT is on-line when it is communicating with the ETVS
network. When on-line, the SCT can monitor and configure the
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rest of the system.

Parallel bus The parallel bus carries control messages between the various
boards in the central switch. Datalinks are used to bridge the
parallel busses between systems.
PBX Private Branch Exchange (phone interface).
PCM Pulse Code Modulation.
Phonecage A phonecage consists of sixteen slots that hold telephone

interface boards. Each phonecage has a backplane with
connectors to supply power and signals to each board. There is a
rotary hex switch and a jumper on the backplane to set the
phonecage number.
Position A position is the name for the voice communication equipment
used by the operator. It has a microphone, speaker, and keys to
select various functions.
PTT Push-To-Talk. Sends a key signal to radio transmitter during radio
operation.
Rack A rack is an enclosure which holds cardcages, power supplies,
rack-mounted computers, and other electronic equipment.
RAPCON Radar approach control.
RAU Request/Acknowledge unit.

Reconfiguration The addition or deletion of modules, positions or other installed
equipment in the system or the changing of slot assignment of
devices already in the system.
RX Receive.
SAP System alarm panel.
SBCA Single button crash alarm.

SCT Supervisor Configuration Terminal. A complete desktop computer
with monitor, mouse and keyboard, and using a Windows XP
operating system.
Slot A slot holds a device. Devices slide in and out of slots. Each
device has a unique slot address, set using a rotary hex switch
and jumper on the backplane. There are up to 544 slots in a
switch (32 cages of seventeen slots each).
SS1 Selective Signaling (phone interface).
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Standby Processor is running and ready to take over if main fails.

Status Status information is associated with all processors (intelligent
devices and positions), interface devices, and channels.
TED Touch Entry Device. A TED position is an interface device with a

touch-sensitive membrane mounted on an electroluminescent
display panel. It is programmed in software to display screens
that support different user functions. TED positions provide the
operator with an interface to the central rack and enable the
operator to initiate and respond to all radio, telephone, and
intercom communications for a specific position.
TMU Timing Multiplexer Unit. A unit that provides the system master
timing and multiplexing functions for a single cluster. It has the
capability of accepting Up-links from four Telephone Conferencer
pairs and assigning each to a separate cluster.
TRACON Terminal Radar Approach Control.
TX Transmit.
Unit An operator or device interface adapter within the ETVS.
USAF United States Air Force.
Up Functional and in normal running mode.

UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply. A device designed to provide
power in the event of power failure.
VOX Voice Activated Transmit; Voice Operated Switch; Voice Operated

Circuit.
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Appendix A
Appendix A
Direct Access (DA) Keys
Table 1. – List of DA Keys – “How To” Use the Keys

Listed under “Keys” on Shows On the Shows On the What It Does
Assign Key menu DA (SCT) DA (TED)
Call Other Positions
Intercom Direct Access ICDA position Position Call a position – DA locks; called position
rings until answered or disconnected.
Non-Locking Intercom ICN position Position Call a position – DA does not lock; called
DA position rings until answered or
disconnected.
Voice Intercom DA ICV position Position Call a position – DA locks; voice comes out
speaker at called position until answered or
disconnected (similar to a voice call on a
circuit).
Non-Locking Voice ICNV position Position Call a position – DA does not lock; voice
Intercom DA comes out speaker at called position until
answered or disconnected (similar to a voice
call on a circuit).
DA Override DAOV position Position Call a position – DA locks; called position is
overridden.
DA Override- DAON position Position Call a position – DA does not lock; called
Non-Locking position is overridden.
Monitor Other Positions
Monitor IA MON IA MON Allows controller to establish an ad hoc
position monitor by dialing the indirect
access codes for the positions to be
monitored (up to three).
DA Monitor DAM position Position Monitors all audio at the position listed. DA is
w/circle locking. Up to three positions can be
monitored from a single position at any
time.
DA Monitor- DAMN position Position Monitors all audio at the position listed. DA is
Non-Locking w/circle non-locking. Up to three positions can be
monitored from a single position at any
time.
Access Telephone Circuits
Phone Direct Access IP circuit Circuit Call on a circuit – DA locks; position
chimes/voice alerts on incoming call.
Non-Locking Phone DA IPN circuit Circuit Call on a circuit – DA does not lock; position
chimes/voice alerts on incoming call.
Ring/Voice Inhibited IPI circuit Circuit Call on a circuit – DA locks; position does not
Phone DA chime/voice alert on incoming call.
Non-Locking IPNI circuit Circuit Call on a circuit – DA does not lock; position
Ring/Voice does not chime/voice alert on incoming call.
Inhibited Phone
DA
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Headset/Loudspeaker Audio Routing
Master HSLS HSLS Transfers all position audio to the loudspeaker.
Headset/Loudspeaker
Ground-Ground G/G HSLS G/G HSLS Transfers all incoming telephone and non-
Headset/Loudspeaker override position-to-position audio to the
loudspeaker.
Air-Ground A/G HSLS A/G HSLS Transfers radio receive audio to the
Headset/Loudspeaker loudspeaker for all selected frequencies.
Override OVR HSLS OVR HSLS Transfers all incoming override call audio to
Headset/Loudspeaker the loudspeaker.
Activate Special Features
Frequency Add/Delete FREQ A/D FREQ A/D Allows controller to add a radio frequency not
already assigned to a position to an empty
radio selector. Allows controller to delete a
frequency already assigned to a position.
Conference CONF CONF Allows controller to establish an ad hoc
conference by dialing the indirect access
codes or selecting the DA key for the
positions to be included in the conference.
Relief Brief BRF BRF Opens an audio path between the Instructor and
Trainee jacks at a single position for
recording the position relief briefing.
Door Release DOOR Door Release Activates a GFE door release mechanism.
door release
Override Auto Transfer XFER OVR XFER OVR Defeats facility setting for transfer of A/G
audio to the loudspeaker when controller
answers a telephone call (or a non-override
call from another position).
Speed Dial SPD speed dial Speed Dial Access appropriate circuit and dial pre-selected
digits.
Air-Ground to Ground- A/G CPL A/G CPL When a radio receiver is selected and a call is
Ground Coupling established on a telephone circuit, allows
called party to monitor radio audio heard at
position.
Preset Conference PRES Preset Places intercom call to all positions defined in
conference Conference the preset conference table for the particular
preset conference being accessed.
Emergency Radio PTT ERAD PTT ERAD PTT Keys transmitters for all “emergency” radios.
All This DA key is non-locking. NOTE: does
not automatically select receivers for the
emergency radios!
Ring RING RING Used to send a 20 Hz ring signal on telephone
circuits requiring manual ring. Only
required on manual ring-out circuits.
Hold HOLD HOLD Places a call on a telephone circuit on hold.
Call is taken off hold by selecting either the
circuit DA or the CA key.
Hook Flash PBX FLSH FLSH Sends a hook flash on a telephone circuit to
activate a special feature of a PBX.
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Table 1. – List of DA Keys – “How To” Use the Keys (Continued)

Trunk Group TRNK trunk trunk group Places a call on a defined trunk group.
group
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Appendix B
TABLE OF CONTENTS
B.1.0 General Information........................................................................................... B-1-1

B.1.1 Introduction ....................................................................................................... B-1-1
B.1.2 Background ....................................................................................................... B-1-1
B.1.3 Scope ................................................................................................................ B-1-1
B.1.4 Applicable Documents....................................................................................... B-1-2
B.2.0 RAU and SBCA in SCT Software...................................................................... B-2-1

B.2.1 Dynamic Assignment of RAU and SBCA Features ........................................... B-2-1
B.2.2 Alarm Reporting Capability................................................................................ B-2-1
B.2.3 Enable/Disable the RAU and SBCA Functions ................................................. B-2-1
B.2.4 Light Coordination System (LCS)...................................................................... B-2-1
B.3.0 System Operation ............................................................................................. B-3-1

B.3.1 Configure RAU Operator CCA .......................................................................... B-3-1
B.3.1.1 Configure RAU Operator CCAs in a Single ETVS System ............................... B-3-1
B.3.1.2 Configure RAU Operator CCAs in a Dual ETVS System .................................. B-3-9
B.3.2 Configure RAU PTT CCAs .............................................................................. B-3-11
B.3.2.1 Configure RAU PTT CCAs in a Single ETVS System..................................... B-3-12
B.3.2.1.1 Configure RAU PTT CCA for RAPCON in a Single ETVS System ................. B-3-12
B.3.2.1.2 Configure RAU PTT CCA for Tower in a Single ETVS System ...................... B-3-16
B.3.2.2 Configure RAU CCAs PTT in a Dual ETVS System ....................................... B-3-18
B.3.2.2.1 Configure RAU PTT CCA for RAPCON in a Dual ETVS System.................... B-3-18
B.3.2.2.2 Configure RAU PTT CCA for Tower in a Dual ETVS System ......................... B-3-18
B.3.3 Configure RAU LCS CCAs.............................................................................. B-3-18
B.3.3.1 Configure RAU LCS CCAs in a Single ETVS System..................................... B-3-18
B.3.3.1.1 Configure RAU LCS CCA for RAPCON in a Single ETVS System................. B-3-18
B.3.3.1.2 Configure RAU LCS CCA for Tower in a Single ETVS System ...................... B-3-19
B.3.3.2 Configure RAU LCS CCAs in a Dual ETVS System ....................................... B-3-21
B.3.3.2.1 Configure RAU LCS CCA for RAPCON in a Dual ETVS System ................... B-3-21
B.3.3.2.2 Configure RAU LCS CCA for Tower in a Dual ETVS System......................... B-3-21
B.3.4 Configure RAU PTT RAPCON and TOWER PTT Buttons
Using Speed Dial............................................................................................. B-3-22
B.3.5 Enable/Disable RAU Function for an RAU Position
Through the SCT Software.............................................................................. B-3-25
B.3.5.1 Enable/Disable RAU Function Using Extended Device Configuration
Dialog Box ....................................................................................................... B-3-25
B.3.5.2 Enable/Disable RAU Function Using RAU Tab............................................... B-3-28
B.3.6 Failure Report ................................................................................................. B-3-30
B.3.7 SBCA Configuration ........................................................................................ B-3-31
B.3.7.1 Configure SBCA .............................................................................................. B-3-32
B.3.7.1.1 SBCA Operation.............................................................................................. B-3-33
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B.3.7.1.2 Configure SBCA 3K ASU CCA........................................................................ B-3-34

B.3.7.1.3 Configure SBCA Preset Conference ............................................................... B-3-41
B.3.7.1.4 Program SBCA DA Buttons for an SBCA Position.......................................... B-3-43
B.3.7.1.5 Enable/Disable SBCA Feature ........................................................................ B-3-47
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure Title Page
B.2-1 RAU Page and SBCA Button ............................................................................ B-2-2

B.2-2 RAU Tower MTED Dialog Box .......................................................................... B-2-2
B.2-3 LCS Button Color Codes ................................................................................... B-2-3
B.3-1 Network - Login ................................................................................................. B-3-1

B.3-2 Password Dialog Box ........................................................................................ B-3-2
B.3-3 Configure – Devices .......................................................................................... B-3-2
B.3-5 Configuration Rack............................................................................................ B-3-3
B.3.6 Device – RAPCON1 .......................................................................................... B-3-4
B.3-7 Extended Device Configuration – RAPCON1 ................................................... B-3-4
B.3-8 Device – RAPCON2 .......................................................................................... B-3-5
B.3-9 Extended Device ............................................................................................... B-3-6
B.3-10 Device – RAPCON3 .......................................................................................... B-3-6
B.3-11 Extended Device Configuration – RAPCON3 ................................................... B-3-7
B.3-12 Device – Tower1 ............................................................................................... B-3-7
B.3-13 Extended Device Configuration – Tower1......................................................... B-3-8
B.3-14 Device – Tower2 ............................................................................................... B-3-8
B.3-15 Extended Device Configuration – Tower2......................................................... B-3-9
B.3-16 Card Cage 00 .................................................................................................... B-3-9
B.3-17 Device – RAPCON1 ........................................................................................ B-3-10
B.3-18 Extended Device Configuration - RAPCON1 .................................................. B-3-11
B.3-19 Configure Rack................................................................................................ B-3-12
B.3-20 Device – RAU PTT .......................................................................................... B-3-13
B.3-21 Extended Definition – PTT-RAP...................................................................... B-3-13
B.3-22 Dial Codes – PTT-RAP ................................................................................... B-3-14
B.3-23 Dial Codes – PTT-RAP1 ................................................................................. B-3-15
B.3-25 PTT-RAP3 ....................................................................................................... B-3-15
B.3-27 PTT-TWR1 ...................................................................................................... B-3-16
B.3-28 Extended Definition: PTT-TWR ....................................................................... B-3-17
B.3-29 Dial Codes – PTT-RAP ................................................................................... B-3-17
B.3-31 Device – LCS-RAPCON.................................................................................. B-3-19
B.3-32 RAU LCS-RAPCON ........................................................................................ B-3-19
B.3-33 Device – LCS-TWR ......................................................................................... B-3-20
B.3-34 RAU LCS-TWR ............................................................................................... B-3-20
B.3-35 Single ETVS System ....................................................................................... B-3-21
B.3-36 Phone Cage 01 of RAPCON ETVS ................................................................ B-3-22
B.3-37 Phone Cage 01 of Tower ETVS ...................................................................... B-3-22
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Figure Title Page
B.3-38 Configure – Speed Dial ................................................................................... B-3-22

B.3-39 Speed Dial Configuration 1 – PTT-RAP .......................................................... B-3-24
B.3-42 Speed Dial Configuration 8 – PTT-RAP .......................................................... B-3-24
B.3-43 Speed Dial Configuration 1 – PTT-TWR ......................................................... B-3-25
B.3-46 Device – TWRGND ......................................................................................... B-3-26
B.3-47 Extended Device Configuration – Tower2....................................................... B-3-27
B.3-48 Online – Local Reconfiguration ....................................................................... B-3-27
B.3-49 Local Map Reconfiguration ............................................................................. B-3-28
B.3-50 RAU Tab ......................................................................................................... B-3-28
B.3-51 RAU Drop Down List ....................................................................................... B-3-29
B.3-52 Device Status-MTED....................................................................................... B-3-30
B.3-53 Device Status – E&M ...................................................................................... B-3-31
B.3-54 SBCA Location ................................................................................................ B-3-32
B.3-55 BOP1 Device Configuration ............................................................................ B-3-35
B.3-56 BOP1 Extended Definition............................................................................... B-3-35
B.3-57 BOP2 Device Configuration ............................................................................ B-3-36
B.3-58 BOP2 Extended Definition............................................................................... B-3-36
B.3-59 HOS1 Device Configuration ............................................................................ B-3-37
B.3-60 HOS1 Extended Definition .............................................................................. B-3-37
B.3-61 HOS2 Device Configuration ............................................................................ B-3-38
B-3-62 HOS2 Extended Definition .............................................................................. B-3-38
B.3-63 FD Device Configuration ................................................................................. B-3-39
B.3-64 FD Extended Definition ................................................................................... B-3-39
B.3-65 PCA Device Configuration............................................................................... B-3-40
B.3-66 PCA Extended Definition................................................................................. B-3-40
B.3-67 Phone Cage 02 ............................................................................................... B-3-41
B.3-68 Configure – Preset Conference....................................................................... B-3-41
B.3-69 Preset Conference Configuration 1 ................................................................. B-3-42
B.3-72 Configure – Maps – Local ............................................................................... B-3-44
B.3-73 Local Maps ...................................................................................................... B-3-44
B.3-74 Edit Local Map – LCE LCE.............................................................................. B-3-45
B.3.75 Assign Key 1 ................................................................................................... B-3-45
B.3-76 Assign Key 2 ................................................................................................... B-3-46
B.3-77 Assign Key 3 ................................................................................................... B-3-46
B.3-78 Assign Key 4 ................................................................................................... B-3-46
B.3.79 LCE Local Map with SBCA DA Buttons .......................................................... B-3-47
B.3-80 Device – TWRGND ......................................................................................... B-3-48
B.3-81 Disable SBCA Feature .................................................................................... B-3-49
B.3-82 Enable SBCA Feature ..................................................................................... B-3-49
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Table Title Page
B.3-1 Operator Dial Codes ....................................................................................... B-3-12

B.3-2 Operator Dial Codes - EX................................................................................ B-3-14
B.3-3 Operator Indexes and Phone Numbers........................................................... B-3-23
B.3-4 Operator Indexes and Phone Numbers - EX................................................... B-3-23
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B.1.0 General Information.
B.1.1 Introduction.
This document provides the user’s interface information for a Request/Acknowledge Unit (RAU)
and Single Button Crash Alarm (SBCA) in the Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS) using
Supervisor Configuration terminal (SCT) software.
B.1.2 Background.
The United States Air Force (USAF) requires direct communications between selected radar
approach control (RAPCON) positions and selected local control positions in the tower. These
communications can consist of voice and visual signal coordination. Voice communications are
provided on an on-demand basis that instantaneously connects selected users without
interfering with other ongoing operations. Visual signals are provided to allow selected users in
the RAPCON and tower to coordinate the aircraft approach and landing without the use of voice
and without interfering with other ongoing operations. This audible and visual coordination
function is currently performed in USAF systems by a subsystem known as the Request
Acknowledge Unit (RAU).
Also, the USAF prefers to have a button which is visible on the position Touch Entry Displays
(TED) at all times regardless of which direct access (DA) page is currently displayed to provide
a multi-party conference for emergency situations. This feature is referred to as the Single
Button Crash Alarm (SBCA).
The RAU and SBCA functions can be fully integrated into the existing ETVS system by
implementing the hardware and software modifications described in this document. These
push-to-talk (PTT)/shout, Light Coordination System (LCS) and SBCA functions have been
added to the ETVS baseline and are available to any Department of Defense (DoD) site
installation, as ordered by the Government.
B.1.3 Scope.
This appendix contains the detailed information for the users to configure, operate and monitor
an RAU and SBCA in the ETVS system using SCT software.
This appendix includes three sections as follows:
Section B.1.0 - General Information
Section B.2.0 - RAU and SBCA in SCT Software
Section B.3.0 - System Operation.
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B.1.4 Applicable Document.
• TI 6650.53A, Technical Instruction Book—Volume 1, Enhanced

Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS) NSN 0056-00-480-0596 and 0056-00-
480-0597
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B.2.0 RAU and SBCA in SCT Software.
The ETVS RAU and SBCA use networked computers called SCTs for the following reasons:
B.2.1 Dynamic Assignment of RAU and SBCA Features.
The new functions for the RAU and SBCA have been added to the existing SCT design
including the new edit screens for naming the logical connections and button selectors.
Positions will be configured through class marking or other means to identify them as RAU
positions. The keys will be defined through typical key-editing menus. Any new button labels
will be programmed via the appropriate editors within the SCT design.
B.2.2 Alarm Reporting Capability.
The SCT also provides alarm-reporting functions. The new MTED and RAU CCA have been
designed so their status can be monitored and reported along with the rest of the existing
position modules.
B.2.3 Enable/Disable the RAU and SBCA Functions.
The RAU and SBCA functions can be enabled or disabled through the SCT for an RAU position.
B.2.4 Light Coordination System (LCS).
The RAU light coordination function provides a means for two RAPCON RAU and tower RAU
operators to communicate the status of an incoming flight through the use of visual indicators
without requiring additional voice contact.
The RAPCON RAU page displays seven light coordination buttons for visual signal
communications between RAU RAPCON and RAU tower positions as shown in figures B.2-1,
B.2-2 and B.2-3. Each light coordination button is color coded in white, yellow, green or red.
An active (flashing or steady-on) white button indicates the aircraft is fifteen miles from the end
of the runway. An active yellow button indicates the aircraft is seven miles from the end of the
runway. An active green button indicates the aircraft is four miles from the end of the runway
and is on final approach. An active red button indicates a priority or emergency. When two
aircraft are the same distance from the end of the runway, one of them will be designated as
primary and the other is secondary. The light coordination system shall consist of two columns
of colored selectors (Refer to figures B.2-1, B.2-2 and B.2-3). The column on the left,
representing the primary aircraft, shall contain, from bottom to top, primary white, yellow, and
green range lights, along with a red priority (emergency) indicator light. The column on the
right, representing the secondary aircraft, shall contain, from bottom to top, secondary white,
yellow, and green range lights.
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TED (A/G & RAU PAGES)
SEL IA DISPLAY
CALLER ID
TX RX G/G
SEL SEL ICS-
121.9 0 HSLS IA
TX RX
SEL SEL ICS- ICS-
126.15 2 3 CA
TX RX
SEL SEL ICS- ICS- REL
120.45 4 5
TX RX ICS- ICS- RCN
127.35 SEL SEL 6 7 ENAB
TX RX TWR TWR
125.8 SEL SEL FWD
1 2
TX RX KEY
118.55 SEL SEL
PAD
A/G2 A/G3 A/G4 A/G5 G/G1 G/G2 G/G3
RADIO PAGE 1 RAU PAGE
Figure B.2-1. RAU Page and SBCA Button
MINI TED (ALWAYS RAU PAGE)
LCS-
0
LCS- LCS- RAP RAP RAP RAP

2 3 1 2 3 4
LCS- LCS- RAP RAP RAP RAP

4 5 5 6 7 8
LCS- LCS-
6 7
Figure B.2-2. RAU Tower MTED Screen
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RED
GREEN GREEN
YELLOW YELLOW
WHITE WHITE
Figure B.2-3. LCS Button Color Codes
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B.3.0 System Operation.
There are two ETVS configurations:
1. Facilities with one ETVS System installed (single ETVS): One ETVS is shared between
the RAPCON and the tower.
2. Facilities with two ETVS Systems installed (dual ETVS): One ETVS is in the RAPCON
and one ETVS is in the tower.
This section contains the instructions for:
1. Configuring the RAU Operator CCAs in a single ETVS system and a dual ETVS
system.
2. Configuring two RAU CCAs for PTT (RAU PTT) in a single ETVS system and a dual
ETVS system.
3. Configuring two RAU CCAs for LCS (RAU LCS) in a single ETVS system and a dual
ETVS system.
4. Configuring RAU PTT buttons for the RAPCON and tower using speed dial.
B.3.1 Configure RAU Operator CCA.
Login at MAINT level is required. For the RAU, up to eight cards can be configured in the
RAPCON; up to two operator cards can be configured in the tower.
B.3.1.1 Configure RAU Operator CCAs in a single ETVS System.
Configure RAU operator CCAs as follows:

1. Log in to the SCT program by clicking on Network then on the drop down menu, click on
Login. Refer to figure B.3-1.
Figure B.3-1. Network - Login
2. Enter MAINT for User ID. Enter password then click on the OK button. Refer to figure
B.3-2.
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Figure B.3-2. Password Dialog Box
3. Click on Configure then on the drop down menu, click on Devices. Refer to figure
B.3-3.
Figure B.3-3. Configure - Devices
4. Click on Card Cage XX, where XX is the card cage number where the RAPCON and
tower operator CCAs are located.
To illustrate the procedure, RAU processor operator slots are designated as follows:
Slot 2 of Card Cage 00 is for RAPCON1

Slot 10 of Card Cage 00 is for TOWER1
Slot 11 of Card Cage 00 is for TOWER2
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5. Click on Card Cage 00 in the Configure Rack dialog box. Refer to figure B.3-5.
Figure B.3-5. Configuration Rack
6. Click on slot 2 of the Card Cage 00. From the Device dialog box, select Operator for
Type. Enter the operator name in the Name field. Select Online in the Class field then
click on the Extended button. Refer to figure B.3-6.
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Figure B.3-6. Device – RAPCON1

7. Select Touch Screen as the Position type, Chime Frequency, Position Function.
Select RAU identifier and use the scroll button to select the operator name then click on
the OK button in the Extended Device Configuration dialog box. Refer to figure
B.3-7. Click on the OK button in the Device dialog box.
Figure B.3-7. Extended Device Configuration – RAPCON1
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8. Repeat steps h and i of this paragraph for all remaining RAPCON and tower operator
CCAs except using:
Slot 3 for RAPCON2 and SUPER for the Name field of Device dialog box.
Slot 4 for RAPCON3 and RAPC3 for the Name field of Device dialog box.
Slot 10 for TOWER1 and TWRSUP for the Name field of Device dialog box.
Slot 11 for TOWER2 and TWRGND for the Name field of Device dialog box.
Refer to figures B.3-8 through B.3-15.
For Supervisor position, select Supervisor for Position Function. Refer to figure B.3-9.
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Figure B.3-9. Extended Device
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Figure B.3-12. Device – Tower1
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Figure B.3-13. Extended Device Configuration – Tower1
Figure B.3-14. Device – Tower2
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Figure B.3-16. Card Cage 00
9. Click on the Close button to close the Card Cage 00 dialog box.
10. Click on the OK button to close the Configuration Rack dialog box.
B.3.1.2 Configure RAU Operator CCAs in a Dual ETVS System.
Note:
Repeat steps a through l of the paragraph B.3.1.1 for all RAU
Operator CCAs in the RAPCON ETVS and tower ETVS.
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To illustrate the procedure, RAU Processor Operator slots are designated as

follows:
Slot 1 of the RAPCON ETVS Card Cage 00 is for RAPCON1

Slot 1 of the TOWER ETVS Card Cage 00 is for TOWER1
Slot 2 of the TOWER ETVS Card Cage 00 is for TOWER2
1. To configure the first operator RAPCON1, click on slot 1 of the Card Cage 00.
2. From the Device dialog box, select Operator for Type. Enter the operator name in the
Name field. Select Class as Online then click on the Extended button. Refer to figure
B.3-17.
3. Select Touch Screen as Position type, Chime Frequency, Position Function. Select
RAU identifier and use the scroll button to select the operator name then click on the OK
button in the Extended Device Configuration dialog box. Refer to figure B.3-18.
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4. Repeat steps c and d above for RAPCON2 through RAPCON8, TOWER1 and TOWER2
Operator CCAs except using:
Slot 2 for RAPCON2 (SUPER for the Name field of Device dialog box)
Slot 3 for RAPCON3 (RAPC3 for the Name field of Device dialog box)
Slot 1 for TOWER1 (TWRSUP for the Name field of Device dialog box)
Slot 2 for TOWER2 (TWRGND for the Name field of Device dialog box)
Refer to figures B.3-8 through B.3-15.
B.3.2 Configure RAU PTT CCAs.
Two RAU CCAs are required for PTT for a single ETVS system or a dual ETVS system: One
for the RAPCON and one for the tower.
Configuring the RAU PTT CCAs requires the dial code numbers. Table B.3-1 shows the
operator dial code numbers designated to a single ETVS system or a dual ETVS system.
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Table B.3-1. Operator Dial Codes
Operator Name Dial Code #

RAPCON 1 01
RAPCON 2 02
RAPCON 3 03
RAPCON 4 04
RAPCON 5 05
RAPCON 6 06
RAPCON 7 07
RAPCON 8 08
TWR 1 21
TWR 2 22
B.3.2.1 Configure RAU PTT CCAs in a Single ETVS System.
B.3.2.1.1 Configure RAU PTT CCA for RAPCON in a Single ETVS System.
The first RAU PTT CCA is for the RAPCON.
To illustrate the procedure, the RAU PTT CCA is for the RAPCON and is located in slot 1 of the
Phone Cage 01 of the ETVS system.
1. Click on Phone 01 in the Configure Rack dialog box. Refer to figure B.3-19.
2. Click on slot 1. In the Type drop down menu, select 4 Wire E&M – RAU PTT then enter
PTT-RAP in the Name field, select the channel from the Channel drop down menu and
select On line for Class. Click on the Extended button. Refer to figure B.3-20.
Figure B.3-19. Configuration Rack
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Figure B.3-20. Device – RAU PTT
3. Click on the Dial Table button on the Extended Definition: PTT-RAP dialog box. Refer
to figure B.3-21.
Figure B.3-21. Extended Definition – PTT-RAP
4. To assign the dial code for the first operator of the Available Operators table, select the
first Undefined from the top of the Dial Codes list. Enter the dial code number in the
Dial Code field. Refer to table B.3-1 for the dial code numbers. Highlight the first
operator name in the Available Operators table then click on the Add button. Click on
the Update Code button. Refer to figure B.3-22.
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Figure B.3-22. Dial Codes – PTT-RAP
To illustrate the procedure, the dial codes for the RAPCON and tower operators are assigned as
follows:
Table B.3-2. Operator Dial Codes - EX
Operator Name Dial Code #

RAPCON1 01
SUPER 02
RAPCON3 03
RAPCON4 04
RAPCON5 05
RAPCON6 06
RAPCON7 07
RAPCON8 08
TWRSUP 21
TWRGND 22
5. To assign the dial code for the second operator, select the second Undefined from the
Dial Codes table. Type the dial code number in the Dial Code field. Highlight the
second operator name in the Available Operators table then click on the Add button.
6. Click on the Update Code button. Figure B.3-23 shows the Dial Codes – PTT-RAP
dialog box after the dial code for the second operator was entered.
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Figure B.3-23. Dial Codes – PTT-RAP1
7. Continue this process until dial codes of all operators of the RAPCON are assigned.
Figure B.3-25 shows the dial code assignment for the third operator.
Figure B.3-25. PTT-RAP3
8. Click the OK button on the Dial Codes - PTT-RAP dialog box.
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9. Click the OK button on the Extended Definition PTT-RAP dialog box.
10. Click the OK button on the Device dialog box.
11. Click the OK button on the Phone Cage 01 dialog box.
B.3.2.1.2 Configure RAU PTT CCA for Tower in a Single ETVS System.
The second RAU PTT CCA is for the tower.
To illustrate the procedure, the second RAU PTT CCA is configured for the tower and is located
in slot 3 of the Phone Cage 01 of the ETVS.
1. Click on Phone 01 in the Configure Rack dialog box. Refer to figure B.3-19.
2. Click on slot 3. From the Type drop down menu, select 4 Wire E&M – RAU PTT then
enter PTT-TWR in the Name field, select the channel from the Channel drop down
menu and select On line for Class.
3. Click on the Extended button. Refer to figure B.3-27.
Figure B.3-27. PTT-TWR1
4. Click on the Dial Table button on the Extended Definition: RAU PTT dialog box. Refer
to figure B.3-28.
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Figure B.3-28. Extended Definition: PTT-TWR
Next, assign the dial code numbers to the RAU RAPCON and tower operators.
5. To assign the dial code for the first RAPCON operator, select the first available
Undefined from the Dial Codes list as shown in figure B.3-29.
6. Type the dial code number in the Dial Code field. Dial code numbers are shown in
table B.3-2. Highlight the first operator name in the Available Operators table
(‘TWRSUP’ in this case). Click on the Add button. Click on the Update Code button.
Refer to figure B.3-29.
Figure B.3-29. Dial Codes – PTT-RAP
7. Repeat steps b and f for the second RAU TWR button.
8. Click on the OK button in the Dial Codes - PTT-RAP dialog box.
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9. Click on the OK button in the Extended Definition PTT-TWR dialog box.
10. Click on the OK button in the Device dialog box.
11. Click on the OK button in the Phone Cage 01 dialog box.
12. Click on the OK button in the Configure Rack dialog.
B.3.2.2 Configure RAU PTT CCAs in a Dual ETVS System.
B.3.2.2.1 Configure RAU PTT CCA for RAPCON in a Dual ETVS System.
The first RAU PTT CCA is for the RAPCON.
Repeat all steps in paragraph B.3.2.1.1 for RAU PTT CCA in RAPCON ETVS.
To illustrate the procedure, the first RAU PTT CCA is located in slot 1 of the Phone Cage 01 of
the RAPCON ETVS.
Refer to table B.3-2 for the RAU RAPCON and tower operator dial codes.
B.3.2.2.2 Configure RAU PTT CCA for Tower in a Dual ETVS System.
The second RAU PTT CCA is for the tower.
Repeat all steps in paragraph B.3.2.1.2 for RAU PTT CCA in tower ETVS.
To illustrate the procedure, the second RAU PTT CCA is located in slot 1 of the Phone Cage 01
of the tower ETVS.
B.3.3 Configure RAU LCS CCAs.
Two RAU LCS CCAs are required in a single ETVS system or a dual ETVS system: one for
the RAPCON and one for the tower.
B.3.3.1 Configure RAU LCS CCAs in a Single ETVS System.
B.3.3.1.1 Configure RAU LCS CCA for RAPCON in a Single ETVS System.
To illustrate the procedure, the first RAU LCS CCA is configured for the RAPCON and is located
1. Click on slot 2 of Phone Cage 0 in the Configure Rack dialog box.
2. From the Type drop down menu in the Device dialog box, select 4 Wire E&M – RAU
LCS then enter RAU-LCS in the Name field, select the channel from the Channel drop
down menu and select On line for Class. Click on the Extended button. Refer to
figure B.3-31.
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Figure B.3-31. Device – LCS-RAPCON
3. Select Rapcon on the RAU LCS dialog box. Click on the OK button on the RAU LCS
dialog box as shown in figure B.3-32.
Figure B.3-32. RAU LCS-RAPCON
4. Click on the OK button to close the Device dialog box.
B.3.3.1.2 Configure RAU LCS CCA for Tower in a Single ETVS System.
To illustrate the procedure, the second RAU LCS CCA is configured for the tower and is located
1. Click on slot 4 of the Phone Cage 01.
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2. From the Type drop down menu on the Device dialog box, select 4 Wire E&M – RAU
LCS then enter RAU-TWR in the Name field, enter the channel number for Channel,
and On line for Class. Click on the Extended button. Refer to figure B.3-33.
Figure B.3-33. Device – LCS-TWR
3. Select Tower on the RAU LCS dialog box then click on the OK button on the RAU LCS
dialog box. Refer to figure B.3-34.
Figure B.3-34. RAU LCS-TWR
4. Click on the OK button on the Device dialog box.
5. After the RAU PTT and RAU LCS CCAs are configured, the Phone Cage 01 dialog box
should appear for one ETVS system as shown in figure B.3-35.
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Figure B.3-35. Single ETVS System
6. Click on the Close button to close the Phone Cage 01 dialog box.
7. Click on the OK button to close the Configuration Rack dialog box.
B.3.3.2 Configure RAU LCS CCAs in a Dual ETVS System.
B.3.3.2.1 Configure RAU LCS CCA for RAPCON in a Dual ETVS System.
To illustrate the procedure, the first RAU LCS CCA is located in slot 2 of Phone Cage 01 of the
RAPCON ETVS. Repeat all steps in paragraph B.3.3.1.1 for RAU LCS CCA in RAPCON
ETVS except in step a, click on slot 2 of Phone Cage 01 of the RAPCON ETVS.
B.3.3.2.2 Configure RAU LCS CCA for Tower in a Dual ETVS System.
To illustrate the procedure, the second RAU LCS CCA is located in slot 2 of Phone Cage 01 of
the tower ETVS.
Repeat all steps in paragraph B.3.3.1.2 except in step a, click on slot 2 of the Phone Cage 01
of the tower ETVS.
After the RAU PTT and RAU LCS CCAs of the dual ETVS system is configured, slots 1 and 2 of
the Phone Cage 01 dialog box should appear as shown in figures B.3-36 and B.3-37.
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Figure B.3-36. Phone Cage 01 of RAPCON ETVS
Figure B.3-37. Phone Cage 01 of Tower ETVS
B.3.4 Configure RAU PTT RAPCON and TOWER PTT Buttons Using Speed Dial.
The procedures in this paragraph are for a single ETVS and a dual ETVS system.
Login at MAINT level is required.
1. From the SCT screen, click on Configure. In the drop down menu, select Speed Dial.
Figure B.3-38. Configure – Speed Dial
2. From the Speed Dial Configuration dialog box, use the scroll down buttons of the
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Index Name Phone no list to select the index. Refer to figure B.3-39.
Table B.3-3 shows the reserved operator indexes and phone numbers for the RAU RAPCON
and tower operators.
Table B.3-3. Operator Indexes and Phone Numbers

Index Operator Name Phone # Available Phones
181 RAPCON 1 01 PTT-TWR
197 TWR 1 21 PPT-RAP
198 TWR 2 22 PPT-RAP
To illustrate the procedure, the operators are assigned with the following information:
Table B.3-4. Operator Indexes and Phone Numbers - EX
Index Operator Name Phone # Available Phones

181 RAPCON1 01 PTT-TWR
182 SUPER 02 PTT-TWR
197 TWRSUP 21 PPT-RAP
198 TWRGND 22 PPT-RAP
3. Select index 181 from the Index Name Phone no list. Indexes 181 to 188 and phone
numbers 01 through 08 are used for the PTT buttons at the tower to call the RAPCON
operators. From the scroll down button of the Available Phones list, select PTT-TWR.
4. Type the name of the operator in the Name field. Type the phone number that assigned
to the RAU operator being configuring in the Phone number field. The phone numbers
are listed in table B.3-3.
5. Click on the Add button.
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Figure B.3-39. Speed Dial Configuration 1 – PTT-RAP
6. Repeat steps b through e of this paragraph for the second RAU RAPCON operator
through the eighth RAU RAPCON operator.
7. Figure B.3-42 shows the Speed Dial Configuration dialog box with the speed dial
assignments for all RAU RAPCON positions.
Figure B.3-42. Speed Dial Configuration 8 - PTT-RAP
8. Repeat steps b through e of this paragraph except selecting PTT-RAP from Available
Phones: to configure the speed dial assignments for the first RAU TOWER PTT button.
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Figure B.3-43. Speed Dial Configuration 1 – PTT-TWR
9. Repeat steps b through e of this paragraph except selecting PTT-RAP from Available
Phones: to configure the speed dial assignments for the second RAU TOWER PTT
button.
10. Click on the OK button on the Speed Dial Configuration dialog box.
11. Send a global map.
12. Select RCN ENBL on the TED screen at selected positions.
B.3.5 Enable/Disable RAU Function for an RAU Position Through the SCT
Software.
B.3.5.1 Enable/Disable RAU Function Using Extended Device Configuration

Dialog Box.
1. Login as MAINT.
2. From the SCT screen, click on Configure. From the drop down menu, click on Devices.
3. Click on Card Cage XX where XX is the card cage number where the RAU Operator
Processor CCA of an RAU position that needs to have the RAU function to be
enabled/disabled is located.
4. Click on the slot of the RAU Operator Processor CCA mentioned in step c above.
5. Click on the Extended button on the Devices dialog box as shown in figure B.3-46.
6. To enable or disable the RAU function:
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• To enable the RAU function, click on the RAU Identifier box on the Extended
Device Configuration dialog box. This puts an ‘x’ in the box. If an ‘x’ is present, the
function is already enabled.
• To disable the RAU function, click on the RAU Identifier box on the Extended
Device Configuration dialog box to remove the ‘x’.
7. Click on the OK button on the Extended Device Configuration dialog box.
8. Click on the OK button on the Devices dialog box.
9. Click on the Close button on the Card Cage XX dialog box.
10. Click on the OK button on the Configuration Rack dialog box.
11. Log out the SCT program by clicking on Network then Logout.
12. Log back in the SCT program at the L5 level.
13. Send a local map for this position.
14. Select RCN ENBL on the TED screen of this position.
To illustrate the procedure, the RAU function for the TWRGND position (TOWER2) needs to be
disabled. Click on Configure then Devices. Click on Card Cage 00 then click on slot 11
(TWRGND) of the Card Cage 00 dialog box. Click on the Extended button as shown in figure
B.3-46. Click on the ‘x’ in the RAU Identifier box, then click on the OK button as shown in
figure B.3-47. Click on the OK button on the Extended Device Configuration dialog box.
Click on the OK button on the Device dialog box. Click on the Close button on the Card Cage
00 dialog box. Click on the OK button on the Configuration Rack dialog box.
Figure B.3-46. Device – TWohRGND
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Click on Online and select Local Reconfiguration from the drop down menu as shown in
figure B.3-48.
Figure B.3-48. Online – Local Reconfiguration
Highlight the operator selected in step d (TWRGND) in the Positions list and the name of
the available map (TWRGND) in the Available maps list, then click on the Activate button.
Click on the Yes button in the Map Activation Confirmation dialog box then click on the
Close button. Refer to figure B.3-49.
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Figure B.3-49. Local Map Reconfiguration
Select RCN ENBL on the TED screen of the TWR GND position (Tower 2).
B.3.5.2 Enable/Disable RAU Function Using RAU Tab.
1. Logon to the SCT using level L3 or L4 or L5 or Maintenance.
2. Click on RAU as shown in figure B.3-50.
Figure B.3-50. RAU Tab
3. To enable or disable the RAU function for an RAU position from the drop down list:
• If a check mark is displayed next to a position name of a position that has the
RAU function (as shown in figure B.3-51), then the RAU function for this position
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is already enabled. If the position is not enabled for the RAU function, click on
the position name in the drop down list. As a result, a check mark should appear
next to the position name for this position.
• If a check mark is not displayed next to a position name of a position that has the
RAU function, then the RAU function for this position is not enabled. To disable
the RAU function, click on the position name positioning the drop down list. As a
result, a check mark will be removed next to the position name. Continue to step
e.
Figure B.3-51. RAU Drop Down List
4. A local map will be sent automatically after the RAU position is selected. A few seconds
later, the RCN ENBL button will flash green. Press the RCN ENBL button on the TED
screen of this position.
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Note:
An RAU PTT call to an RAU RAPCON position that has the RAU
feature disabled will result a busy signal at the RAU tower position
speaker. This is true only after the Air Traffic acknowledges the
change on the RAU enabling/disabling by pressing the RCN ENBLE
button on the TED screen. Otherwise, there will be no busy signal at
the tower speaker.
An RAU PTT call to an RAU RAPCON position that has the RAU
feature disabled and the headset unplugged will result no busy signal
at the tower speaker.
B.3.6 Failure Report.
1. A failure on a MTED will be reported to the SCT automatically through the Device
Status dialog box as shown in figure B.3-52 or click on the Status of the SCT screen
then select Devices from the drop down menu.
Figure B.3-52. Device Status-MTED
2. A failure on an RAU CCA will be reported to the SCT as shown in figure B.3-53.
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Figure B.3-53. Device Status - E&M
B.3.7 SBCA Configuration.
The Single Button Crash Alarm (SBCA) is a red button located at the top of the overflow column
on a configured position TED as shown in figure B.3-54. The last preset conference (#9) is
reserved for the SBCA feature. When the SBCA feature is enabled at a position, the top button
of the overflow column will automatically be populated with the preset conference selector. The
text label in the selector will be programmed from the preset conference table setup menu in the
SCT. It consists of seven characters and the label may be split after the third or fourth
character.
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TED (A&G & RAU PAGES)
IA DISPLAY
SEL CALLER ID
TX RX TX RX
SEL SEL STBY STBY LCS SBCA IA
121.9 0
TX RX TX RX LCS LCS
SEL SEL MAIN MAIN CA
126.15 2 3
TX RX TX RX LCS LCS
SEL SEL MAIN MAIN REL
120.45 4 5
TX RX TX RX LCS LCS RCN
SEL SEL STBY STBY
127.35 6 7 ENAB
TX RX TX RX TWR TWR FREQ
SEL SEL MAIN MAIN
125.8 1 2 FWD
TX RX TX KEY
SEL SEL MAIN RX
118.55 MAIN PAD
G/G1 G/G2 G/G3
A/G SUM A/G2 A/G3 A/G4 A/G5
RADIO PAGE 1 RAU PAGE
Figure B.3-54. SBCA Location
B.3.7.1 Configure SBCA.
The SBCA supports up to six members. A member can be a single phone agency or a position.
A dual phone agency is counted as two members. Each single phone agency requires one
SBCA 3K ASU CCA and each dual phone agency requires two SBCA 3K ASU CCAs.
In order for the software to recognize a single phone SBCA agency or a dual
phone SBCA agency:
1. For a single phone agency, the SBCA 3K ASU CCA must be inserted in an ODD
numbered slot (slot number 1,3,5,…) of a FIRST phone cage of a phone card cage pair.
Note that the slot number is marked on the phone cage.
2. For a single phone agency, the EVEN numbered slot that is adjacent to the crash phone
SBCA 3K ASU CCA must be left blank.
3. For a dual phone agency, the SBCA 3K ASU CCAs must be inserted in the FIRST
phone card cage of a phone card cage pair.
4. For a dual phone agency, the SBCA 3K ASU CCA for the first member must be inserted
in an odd numbered slot and the SBCA 3K ASU CCA for the second member must be
inserted in an even slot (slot number 2, 4, 6), adjacent and to the right of the SBCA 3K
ASU CCA of the first member.
5. The first and second members of a dual phone agency must have consecutive channel
numbers.
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6. If a SBCA 3K ASU CCA in an odd numbered slot goes bad then the SBCA 3K ASU CCA
in the even numbered slot will not work. The SBCA 3K ASU CCA in the even numbered
slot might need to be moved to the odd numbered slot until the replacement for the bad
SBCA 3K ASU CCA becomes available.
7. Slot 15 of a phone card cage can’t be used for the SBCA application.
B.3.7.1.1 SBCA Operation.
SBCA operates as follows:
1. Activate a Crash phone by selecting the SBCA button TWICE.
2. After the SBCA button is activated, all SBCA 3K ASU CCAs and positions configured in
the preset conference will begin to ring or chime. An SBCA indicator, a green bar on the
SBCA button, will activate in a steady state and ring back will be presented to the calling
operator.
3. When an agency is called, the position displays an indication (a green bar in a steady
state) and each phone rings.
4. When an agency answers, the answered phone connects to the position and an
indication (a green bar in a flutter state) is provided at the position.
5. An unanswered phone will continue to ring until the phone is off the hook or the
conference is disconnected.
6. The position indication of the first member is the only position indication displayed on the
TED screen for the dual phone agency.
7. For a dual phone agency, after the first phone answers the call, the unanswered second
phone will stop ringing and the unanswered phone can join the conference by going off
hook, either phone can join or disconnect by going off hook or hang up as long as one
phone remains in the conference, and the position indication remains the same whether
there are one or two phones connected.
8. After the first distant end answers the call or upon a third selection of the SBCA button
(the SBCA indicator will change to a flutter state), the ring back call progress tone will be
removed, but the unanswered conference parties will continue to ring or chime.
9. Individual users may disconnect from the conference by pressing the REL key or
another IC or IP selector on the TED screen.
10. The crash originator can terminate a conference call by pressing the REL key or the
CONF key on the TED screen. All parties will be disconnected upon termination by
originator and the indicators will return to the normal idle states.
11. No agency can ring the tower position.
12. All parties can hear each other when a conference is established.
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13. The conference notification tone (zip-zip) will be heard by the crash originator only when
any of the single phone agencies at distance end answers the crash. This zip-zip tone
will not be heard by the crash originator if any of the dual phone agencies at the distant
end answers the crash.
14. Agency phones cannot communicate with each other unless a conference is initiated by
the tower position.
15. A single phone agency can expand to a dual phone agency with additional hardware.
16. When a dual phone agency only has one phone connected, it will act as if it were a
single phone agency.
17. The SBCA 3K ASU phones have selectable ring cadences.
B.3.7.1.2 Configure SBCA 3K ASU CCA.
To program SBCA 3K ASU CCAs, use the following procedures:
1. Login to the SCT program by clicking on the Network then from the drop down menu,
click on Login.
2. Enter MAINT for user ID. Enter the password then press the OK button.
3. Click on Configure then from the drop down menu, click on Devices.
4. When the Configure Rack dialog box appears, click on Phone XX where XX is the
phone cage where the SBCA 3K ASU CCAs are located.
5. When the Phone Cage XX dialog box appears, click on the slot designated for the
SBCA 3K ASU CCA. Enter information for the Type, Name, Channel, IA and Class.
Click on the OK button.
To illustrate the procedure, the first two slots of Phone Cage 02 are for a dual phone agency
(BOP1, BOP2), slots 3 and 4 are for a dual phone agency (HOS1, HOS2), slot 5 is for single
phone agency FD and slot 7 is for a single phone agency PCA.
Click on the first slot of the Phone Cage 02 then enter information for the Type, Channel,
Name, IA and Class as shown in figure B.3-55.
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Figure B.3-55. BOP1 Device Configuration
6. Click on the Extended button of the Device dialog box, then select Normal for
Subfunction and Inward Dialing for Selectivity. Refer to figure B.3-56.
Figure B.3-56. BOP1 Extended Definition
7. Click on the OK button on the Extended Definition dialog box. Click on the OK button
on the Device dialog box.
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8. Continue steps 2 e through 2 g of paragraph B.3.7.1.2 for other SBCA 3K ASU CCAs
as shown in figures B.3-57 through B.3-58. Figure B.3-67 shows the Phone Cage 02
dialog box after the configuration.
Figure B.3-57. BOP2 Device Configuration
Figure B.3-58. BOP2 Extended Definition
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Figure B.3-59. HOS1 Device Configuration
Figure B.3-60. HOS1 Extended Definition
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Figure B.3-61. HOS2 Device Configuration
Figure B.3-62. HOS2 Extended Definition
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Figure B.3-63. FD Device Configuration
Figure B.3-64. FD Extended Definition
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Figure B.3-65. PCA Device Configuration
Figure B.3-66. PCA Extended Definition
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Figure B.3-67. Phone Cage 02
9. Click on the OK button of the Phone Cage 02 dialog box to close the dialog box. Click
on the OK button to close the Configure Rack dialog box.
B.3.7.1.3 Configure SBCA Preset Conference.
Preset conference number 9 is reserved for the SBCA.
Configure the SBCA preset conference as follows:
1. Click on Configure of the SCT screen then from the drop down menu, select Preset
Conference. Refer to figure B.3-68.
Figure B.3-68. Configure – Preset Conference
2. Select 9 from the Conference Group Selection field then enter the name in the New
Conf Group Name field as shown in figure B.3-69. Select 4 for Split name after
character. Click on the Change Name button.
Note:
To illustrate the procedure, the name of conference group 9 is CRSH
and all six SBCA members are BOP1, BOP2, HOS1, HOS 2, FD and
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PCA. The (BOP1, BOP2) and (HOS1, HOS2) are dual phone
agencies.
Configure the preset conference as follows:
3. Select 9 from the Conference Group then enter CRSH for the New Conf Group Name.
Select 4 for Split name after character. Click on the Change Name button. Refer to
figure B.3-69.
Figure B.3-69. Preset Conference Configuration 1
4. From the Members selection list, click on BOP1, a member of the SBCA preset
conference group. Click on the Add button. Refer to figure B.3-70. Select BOP2 then
click on the Add button. Select HOS1 then click on the Add button. Select HOS1 then
click on the Add button. Select HOS2 then click on the Add button. Select FD then
click on the Add button. Select PCA then click on the Add button.
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5. Figure B.3-71 shows the Preset Conference Configuration dialog box after adding all
CRSH preset conference members. Click on the OK button to exit the Preset
Conference Configuration dialog box.
Note:
In order for the label of the SBCA (CRSH) to display on the TED
screen, a global map should be sent, then press the RCN ENBL
button on the TED screen of the position that has SBCA feature
enabled.
B.3.7.1.4 Program SBCA DA Buttons for an SBCA Position.
Note:
For a dual phone SBCA agency, program only the member in the odd
numbered slot.
Program DA buttons for positions using SBCA feature as Ring/Voice Inhibit Phone DA as
follows:
To illustrate the procedure, position LCE will have four DA buttons BOP1, HOS1, FD and PCA
programmed as follows:
1. Login at the L5 level.
2. From the SCT screen, click on Configure then Maps. From the drop down menu, click
on Local as shown in figure B.3-72.
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Figure B.3-72. Configure – Maps – Local
3. Click on LCE in the Position field and LCE in the Local Maps field then click on the Edit
button as shown in figure B.3-73.
Figure B.3-73. Local Maps
4. Click on an unassigned button of the G/G1, G/G2 or G/G3 page of the LCE local map.
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Figure B.3-74. Edit Local Map – LCE LCE
5. Select Ring/Voice Inhibited Phone DA from the Keys list. Click on HOS1 in the
Devices list then click on the OK button. Refer to figure B.3-75. Note that for a dual
phone agency, the DA button for the member must be assigned in the odd numbered
slot only.
Figure B.3-75. Assign Key 1
6. Continue this process for other DA buttons. Refer to figures B.3-76 through B.3-78.
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7. Four DA buttons at the LCE position appear on the LCE local map as shown in figure B.3-
79.
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Figure B.3-79. LCE Local Map With SBCA DA Buttons
8. Press reset button on the active Telephone Conferencer card. Otherwise, green bars on
the HOS1, BOP1, FD and PCA DA buttons will not be displayed.
9. Send a global map to activate the changes.
10. Accept the map at all active positions.
B.3.7.1.5 Enable/Disable SBCA Feature.
1. Login as MAINT.
2. Click on Configure and in the drop down menu, click on Devices.
3. Click on Card Cage XX where XX is the card cage number that has the Operator
Processor CCA of a position that needs to have the SBCA function to be
enabled/disabled.
4. Click on the slot of the Operator Processor CCA mentioned in step c above.
5. Click on the Extended button on the Device dialog box as shown in figure B.3-80.
6. To enable or disable the SBCA function:
• To enable the SBCA function, click on the Crash Alarm Button box of the Extended
Device Configuration dialog box. This will put an ‘x’ in the Crash Alarm Button
box.
• To disable the SBCA function, click on the Crash Alarm Button box of the Extended
Device Configuration dialog box to remove the ‘x’.
7. Click on the OK button of the Extended Device Configuration dialog box.
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8. Click on the OK button of the Device dialog box.
9. Click on the Close button of the Card Cage XX dialog box.
10. Click on the OK button of the Configuration Rack dialog box.
11. Send a local map for this position.
12. Press the RCN ENBLE button on the TED screen of this position.
To illustrate the procedure, the SBCA function for the TWRGND position (TOWER2) needs to
be disabled. Click on Configure then Devices. Click on Card Cage 00 then click on slot 11
(TWRGND) of the Card cage 00 dialog box. Click on the Extended button as shown in figure
B.3-80. Click on the x next to the Crash Alarm Button then click on the OK button as shown in
figure B.3-81. Click on the OK button of the Extended Device Configuration dialog box.
Click on the OK button of the Device dialog box. Click on the Close button on the Card Cage
00 dialog box. Click on the OK button on the Configuration Rack dialog box. To enable the
SBCA function, click on the Crash Alarm Button box as shown in figure B.3-82. Send a local
map for this position.
Figure B.3-80. Device – TWRGND
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Figure B.3-81. Disable SBCA Feature
Figure B.3-82. Enable SBCA Feature
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Note:
In order for the enable or disable SBCA option to take effect, a local
map needs to be sent for the position that has the SBCA enabled (or
disabled).
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NSN 0056-00-480-0598 TI 6650.

ENHANCED TERMINAL VOICE SWITCH

Contract Number: DTFA01-95-C-00027

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

FAA Form 1320-5 (6-80) USE PREVIOUS EDITION

Section 1. General Information

1.1 ETVS Introduction................................................................................1-1

Section 2. System Operation

2.1 System Operation ................................................................................2-1

TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

2.3.4.2.2.1 Phone Assignment.............................................................................2-33

TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

2.3.4.6.1.1 Local Map ..........................................................................................2-78

GLOSSARY ........................................................................................................................ G-1

Appendix A DA Keys........................................................................................... A-1

Appendix B Request Acknowledge Unit (RAU) / Single Button Crash Alarm

Figure Title Page

1-1 ETVS Functional Block Diagram .........................................................1-2

2-1 System Configuration Terminal Application Program Main

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS (Continued)

Figure Title Page

2-25 Configure/Devices/Phonecage/Device (Slot)/Extended Dialog Box ..2-31

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS (Continued)

2-64 Network/Passwords/Change Dialog Box ...........................................2-71

Table Title Page

1-1 Main Menu Security Summary......................................................... ..1-7

2-1 Status Bar Indicators ....................................................................... ..2-7

1.1 ETVS Introduction.

CCMS EQUIPMENT CENTRAL RACK EQUIPMENT PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT

DUAL CONTROL DATA BUS

INSTALLED IN CENTRAL RACK

Figure 1-1. ETVS Functional Block Diagram

1.3 Configuration Control and Monitoring Subsystem.

1.3.1 Supervisor Configuration Terminal.

The SCTs perform a number of functions, including:

1. Displays the current ETVS system status on the monitor.

1.3.3 RS-232/Ethernet Converter (Nport).

1.3.4 High Speed Serial Interface.

REDUNDANT CONTROL DATA BUS

ACROMAG LOCAL ETHERNET ETHERNET

SCT LOCAL 2 WIRE

Figure 1-2. Configuration Control and Monitoring Subsystem Interrelationship

2. The Password Maintenance/Viewing dialog box, shown in paragraph 2.3.4.5.3,

3. Passwords must have a minimum of 7 characters.

4. The L6 password level allows the user to perform all functions.

Table 1-1. Main Menu Security Summary

2.2 System Log In (Login).

Control Box Menu

Figure 2-1. System Configuration Terminal Application Program Main Screen

Figure 2-2. Network/Login Dialog Box

Step by step instructions.

• To exit the dialog box without continuing, click on Cancel.

MAIN SELECTION MENU

2.3.4.1 2.3.4.2 2.3.4.3 2.3.4.4

File Configure Online Status

Backup Device Local Reconfiguration Devices

SCT Extended Supervisory Record

Set Network Time