Rail Telecoms One Stop

Level 3 work instruction

NR/L3/TEL/30106

Installation of Lineside Telephones

Issue 2, 26 August 2008 · Lineside telephones & NTPs

Clause map — what each clause deals with

1PurposeWork instruction for installing lineside telephones (supports 30094)
2ScopeApplies to new lineside telephones; like-for-like renewals noted
4DefinitionsDefinitions — direct line, SPT and so on
5.1Positioning RequirementsPositioning per the detailed design and 30032
5.2Telephone Mounting and PositioningMounting and positioning so the user can see the signal
5.3Tail CablesTail cables to new telephones
5.4Information LabelsInformation labels inside the case
5.5Identification LabelsIdentification labels on SPTs and direct-line telephones; points to 30032 for the wording
5.6Telephone TypeTelephone type must be product-accepted
5.7Platform TelephonesPlatform telephones are direct line
5.8.1Positioning of Level Crossing PhonesLevel crossing phone positioning — points to GI/RT7012
5.8.2Labelling of Level Crossing PhonesLevel crossing phone labelling
5.8.3PETSPETS excluded — separate instruction
5.8.4Auto-DiallerAuto-dialler programming
5.9Anti-Vandal DesignAnti-vandal installation options
6Installation FinalisationFinalising — functional check and records
Appendix BPhoto of Lineside Telephone Installation (SPT)Photos of typical SPT and anti-vandal installations

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