Leviton 47603-ASO Manual

Pre-Configured Structured Cabling Panels
APPLICATION
One of six Pre-Configured Structured Cabling Panels, which may be used to connect basic telephone
service, data (with a network hub) and, on selected versions, video service for home or office cabling.
Panels are designed to fit into Structured Media Centers™ (Models 100, 140, 280 or 420), or plastic
mounting hardware may be removed and unit may be screwed directly onto a plywood backboard.
PLANNING
Your Pre-Configured Structured Cabling Panel may consist of one or more of the following components: a
1x9 Bridged Telephone Module, a Category 5e Voice and Data Module, a Telephone Distribution Module
or a 6-way Video Splitter.
Plan all of your cable routing carefully to be sure the selected distribution panel will satisfy your
requirements. Determine the number of outlet locations required for basic phone, fax, modem and TV
service. Additional Category 5e Voice and Data Modules (PN# 47603-C5) and 1x9 Bridged Telephone
Expansion modules (PN# 47603-110) are available separately.
Modules:
Your Pre-Configured Structured Cabling Panel consists of one or more of the following modules:
Category 5e Voice and Data Module: used for terminating remote connections (from wall outlets) for voice,
fax, modem and computer. Use it to provide dial tone to an outlet, or to link to a network hub.
Telephone Distribution Module: accepts incoming service from the telephone service provider (dial tones)
and provides dial tone (for up to 4 lines) to ports on the Category 5e Voice and Data Module by way of
short patch cords.
1x9 Bridged Phone Module: used for connecting up to four phone lines for voice, fax and modem in a
bridged wiring configuration.
6-way Video Splitter: routes basic video signals from one input to as many as six remote televisions.
[Should local signal need active attenuation, optional video module will be required (PN#48210-VA).]
Installation:
Position the Structured Cabling Panel inside the SMC enclosure. Align the plastic Push Lock Pins (plunger
out) on the distribution panel with the appropriate mounting holes on the enclosure. Seat the panel in
place, resting flat against the back of the panel, and then press the Push Lock Pins inward with your
thumb to lock into place. You will know the push locks are secure if they "click" when pressing in.
47603-ASO 47603-BHN 47603-18P
47603-AHT 47603-BTV 47603-24P
Typical wiring of an SMC 140 shown, using an
Advanced Small Office Pre-configured Structured
Cabling Panel.
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