ISDN extension wiring
If you are fitting extension wiring terminate the cable
with an RJ45 plug and use either of the two linebox
sockets. Cable to specification ISO/IEC 11801 should
be used to complete the installation. Please refer to
Table 1 for RJ45 plug wiring and Diagram 1 for sample
wiring configuration/switch settings. All extension
wiring must have a Type 2 socket (which incorporates
terminating resistors), as the last socket. Up to eight
terminals may be connected to an ISDN 2e line using
extension wiring. The number of terminals is
determined by the length of extension wiring.
Diagram 1 – ISDN Extensions
Diagram 1a & b.
Up to eight extensions can be added to one ISDN 2e
linebox. In these scenarios the Type 2 (terminating
socket) must be no more than 150m from the linebox.
The L/S switch should be set to S.
Your ISDN 2e box
• Green SERVICE LED (indicates that the digital
service is working when lit)
• ISDN sockets (digital equipment sockets)
• S-Bus configuration switches (used for digital
wiring. Switch 1 is set to IN and Switch 2 is set to
S by default. An engineer uses these when
installing extension wiring).
Do two things at once
You will now be able to use any two pieces of
equipment simultaneously, except when you’re
accessing the Internet at 128k, which counts as
two calls.
Important supporting information:
• When both channels are being used
simultaneously for digital calls, incoming calls
will receive an engaged tone.
• You will not be able to make outgoing phone
calls when using both channels or without first
closing the connection or switching the
connection to use only one channel.
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