Diagram 1c
If just one terminal is to be connected to the linebox,
it may be up to 800m from the linebox. In this case,
the L/S switch should be set to L.
Note.
ISDN sockets look similar to ordinary phone sockets but the plugs
and other wiring accessories are not interchangeable.
Caution
It is very important to operate the L/S switch only
when there are no terminals in use, as this could
result in data corruption or the call being lost. Do not
alter the position of the IN/OUT switch when any
terminal is in use, because this could result in data
corruption or the call being lost.
L/S switch
The ISDN 2e linebox incorporates a switch marked
L/S, which enables you to select the appropriate
mode of operation, depending on the wiring
configuration you have chosen.
• For one or two terminals plugged directly into
the linebox, with no extension wiring, select S.
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• When using extension wiring up to 150 metres in
length overall from the linebox, select S.
• When using Medium or Long extension wiring
between 150 and 800 metres in length overall
from the linebox, select L.
In/Out switch
The ISDN 2e linebox incorporates a switch marked IN
and OUT which enables you to select the correct
operating conditions, depending on the wiring
configuration you have chosen.
• If no extension wiring is connected switch to IN.
• If there is extension wiring connected, switch to
OUT.
It is essential that the switch is repositioned in this
way whenever the extension wiring is connected or
disconnected even temporarily.
Usage tips
• It is very important you check that your dial-up
software, or router, is not set-up to make
unnecessary multiple short calls. You can view
the cost of calls made since your last bill by
visiting www.bt.com/billing-payments. We advise
that you do this soon after your equipment has
been connected to ISDN 2e. BT will not refund
call charges raised due to incorrectly configured
equipment. If you do require your equipment to
make lots of short calls then why not consider
our Reduced Minimum call fee discount
scheme (see page 10).
Terminal Wire colour code Function
1. White/orange band Power source 3
2. Orange/white band Power source 3
3. White/green band Transmit
4. Blue/white band Receive
5. White/blue band Receive
6. Green/white band Transmit
7. White/brown band Power sink 2
8. Brown/white band Power sink 2
Table 1. Terminal connections for extension wiring.
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