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Mount the Case onto the Wall
The installation material (screws and wall plugs) as well as a drill tem-
plate is part of the extent of supply.
Hold the drill template onto the place where is should be mounted
and mark the drill holes on the wall. There are three holes available
for wall mounting.
Make sure that around the marks no hidden supply pipes or cables
are in the wall.
Drill the holes with a diameter of 6 mm and put the dowels into the
holes.
Screw the two top screws into the wall until the screw heads have
app. 5 mm distance to the wall.
Now you hang the PBX on the screws and pull it on the wall down-
wards until it stops.
Screw the PBX with the third screw into the bottom dowel. (see
Pic.
4).
5 mm
Abb. 3: Distance of the screws to
Connect an ISDN telephone directly to the western modular jack
„S02 int." or use an ISDN distribution jack such as e.g. the ISDN Multi-
plug (Auerswald accessory) to connect multiple ISDN devices (see
Pic.
6).
Connect up to three analog telephones directly with the three TAE
2
jacks
at the right side (see
Pic.
Pic. 5: Connect analog Telephones
1. Technical modifications in the layout may lead to a change in the position of the
ISDN jacks and clamps.
2. Outside of Germany Western modular jacks (layout diagram
Mount the Case onto the Wall
the wall
Connect the Telephones
5).
on page
Pic. 4: Screw the case onto the wall
1
called
If the distances are longer than 10 m you have to lay an inter-
nal S
facts are described on
If the analog telephones work on a longer distance to the PBX, the con-
nection is done via wall jacks connected to the analog screw clamp.
These and other facts are described on
Pic. 6: Connect ISDN Telephones
25)
bus for the ISDN telephones. These and additional
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