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- Page 1 CIB 2852 5-Button Voice Terminal CIB 2852 Comcode 103-979-894 Issue 4...
- Page 2 CIB 2852 5-Button Voice Terminal The 5-button voice terminal (Figure 1) allows access to intercom and out- side lines as well as to programmable and other button features that may be provided in your communications system. FIGURE 1 5-Button Voice Terminal...
- Page 3 The pieces of the desk stand/wall mount come attached to a dispos- able runner (Figure 2). The names BASE, DESK SUPPORT, and WALL SUPPORT are imprinted on the appropriate plastic parts and separate instructions are given below for each application. Base Runner Wall...
- Page 4 FIGURE 3 Assembling the Desk Stand 4 Turn the voice terminal upside down. 5 Position the stand on the voice terminal so that the stand’s mounting slots fit just below the mounting tabs of the voice terminal (Figure 4). Locking Mounting Tabs Mounting Slots Stand Attached...
- Page 5 Gently slide the stand upward so that the voice terminal tabs fit securely in the three mounting slots on the stand. Press down on the stand to secure the locking tab. Thread one end of a (D8W) modular voice terminal cord between the base of the desk stand and the bottom of the voice terminal and plug it into the jack labeled LINE on the bottom of the voice terminal.
- Page 6 Modular Voice Terminal Extension Cord Modular Voice Terminal Jack FIGURE 6 Attaching the Voice Terminal Cord to Building Wiring 12 To remove the voice terminal from the desk stand, unplug the handset cord. Set the handset aside and turn the voice terminal over.
- Page 7 Bottom of Base FIGURE 7 Assembling the Wall Mount Lift the base and push the wall support through the slots until it fits firmly into place. Turn the base over. Select a location for installation at least as large as the voice termi- nal.
- Page 8 Red key FIGURE 8 Installing Toggles for Wall Mount Using a small drill bit, enlarge the four mounting screw holes in the base. Insert the top two screws into the base and partially thread the screws into the toggles. Insert the two remaining screws into the lower mounting holes and tighten all four screws (Figure 9).
- Page 9 Converting a Voice Terminal for Wall-Mounting Remove the number card retainer with a straightened paper clip or similar device and remove the number card (Figure 10). Switchhook Button Paper Clip Number Card Retainer FIGURE 10 Removing the Number Card and Retainer Remove the screw under the number card and lift out the handset retainer from the upper housing (Figure 11).
- Page 10 Handset Retainer Removed Handset Retainer Screw removed Rotate to wall mount position FIGURE 12 Rotating the Handset Retainer 4 Replace the handset retainer into the upper housing. If properly inserted, the handset retainer should project into the handset well of the upper housing (Figure 13).
- Page 11 Position the voice terminal so that its mounting tabs fit just above the mounting slots on the wall mount. Gently slide the voice terminal down so the mounting tabs fit securely in the three mounting slots (Figure 14). Mounting Tabs Mounting Slots FIGURE 14 Attaching the Voice Terminal to the Wall Mount 11 Plug the other end of the modular voice terminal cord into the build-...
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Page 12: Setting The Volume
Testing Your Voice Terminal Use the test/program (T/P) switch on the left side of the voice terminal to test the lights and ringer. After connecting the voice terminal, slide the T/P switch away from you to the T position (Figure 15). If the voice ter- minal is working properly, the red and green lights will flash and the set will ring. - Page 13 Removing and Inserting Labels REMOVING Press the back of the voice terminal rail and pull the rail up (Figure 16). Insert the tip of a paper clip or similar instrument into the hole at the top of the label strip. Pull the labels out of the voice terminal. INSERTING Press the back of the voice terminal rail and pull the rail up (Figure 16).
- Page 14 Handsets for the Hearing Impaired and Noisy Locations All voice terminals come with a handset that is hearing-aid compatible. Two other types of handsets are also available: The (R6C3) impaired-hearing handset (31753) has an extra amplifier to provide greater volume in the earpiece. A thumbwheel volume on the handset allows the volume to be turned up or down, as needed.
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