BT Versatility - Clip, Plinth and Installation of the V; Expansion Console

58 pages

To Next Page

To Next Page

To Previous Page

To Previous Page

Loading...

Clip, Plinth and installation of the V16 expansion console

Note: For the 20 degrees position or the 35 degrees position relate to page 26.

BT Versatility

Installation and Maintenance Manual

Featurephone V8

28

Cord Rail

15 cm cord (RJ11

connector

Table of Contents

Table of Contents2
Introduction3
- General Overview3
Safety Precautions During Installation and System Upgrades4
- Electrostatic Precaution (ESP)4
- Lightning and Surge Voltage Protection4
- Equipment List5
Installation Checklist7
Installing the Central Control Unit8
- CCU Location(CCU)8
- Mounting the CCU8
  - CCU Mounting Bracket Clearances9
  - Mounting the CCU10
Modules Located in the CCU11
- Module Location11
System Expansion12
- Installing the Backplane Wall Bracket12
- Mounting the CCU with Two Brackets12
- Mounting the Backplane13
Expansion Modules14
- Installing an Expansion Module15
Analogue Line Module16
- Installing the Analogue Module in the CCU16
- Basic Rate ISDN Expansion Module18
- Installing the Basic Rate ISDN Module in the CCU18
- System ISDN Settings20
- T Interface Termination20
- S Interface Termination20
- Voicemail Module21
- Primary Rate Interface (Availability TBC)22
- Connecting the Battery Backup Unit to the System23
- Connecting the Battery24
Featurephone V1625
- V16 Featurephone Connections (Underside of Phone)25
Featurephone V826
- V8 Featurephone Connections (Underside of Phone)26
- Attaching the Featurephone Desk Plinth27
- V16 Expansion Console28
- Feature Phone with Console28
- Clip, Plinth and Installation of the V29
- Expansion Console29
- Wall-Mounting a Featurephone30
- Door Intercom31
Cabling the Unit32
- Connecting the Extensions32
- CCU Connections34
- Door Intercom34
- Doorstrike34
- Connecting a PA (Public Address) Amplifier35
- Connecting a PC or Printer to the Serial Port35
- Ports Module MDF Connections35
- Internet Module MDF Connections36
Options Module MDF Connections37
- Central Bell37
- External Extension37
Expanding an Existing System38
- Installing an Additional Network (Analogue or ISDN) Module38
- Installing Additional Modules38
Maintenance Procedures39
- Hot Swapping Faulty Modules39
- Replacing a Faulty Module MDF40
Replacing Faulty Pcbs41
- Replacing the 008 Extension Board41
- Replacing the CCU Control PCB42
- Power Supply Unit Spare Fuse43
- Replacing the Power Supply Unit44
- Replacing the CCU MDF45
Power Fail46
- Analogue46
- Isdn46
Power up and Test47
- Switch on47
Commissioning47
Programming48
Router Programming50
Installation Wizard50
- Adsl51
- Isdn52
Recommendations for Customer Training53
Troubleshooting54
Technical Specification55
Index57

Other manuals for BT Versatility

Manual126 pages

User Guide4 pages

Get Started35 pages

Related product manuals

Preview: BT Viscount

Preview: BT 400

Preview: BT Decor 2200

Preview: BT Decor 1200

Preview: BT Elements 1K

Preview: BT Converse 320

BT Converse 320

Preview: BT CONVERSE 2100

BT CONVERSE 2100

Preview: BT Converse 2300

BT Converse 2300

Preview: BT Big Button 200

BT Big Button 200

Preview: BT BT7610 Nuisance

BT BT7610 Nuisance

Preview: BT BIG Button phone

BT BIG Button phone