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For example, if you determined that row #3 describes how you
will be using the NT1, set switches 1, 3, and 5 to the OFF position
(up), and set switches 2 and 4 to the ON position (down).
Note that these switch settings reflect both the termination value
and the distance of other ISDN devices from the NT1. This is why,
for example, row #2 and row #3 have different switch settings,
even though the NT1 termination value for both is 100
are interested, an explanation of the specific function of each
switch is given in "Appendix C: Switches," at the end of this
installation guide.
3 Connect the Power Supply
Plug the power supply into the jack labelled "Power" on the rear
panel of the NT1 (see Figure 1). Plug the other end into the wall
socket.
4 Connect Your ISDN Line
Locate the RJ45-to-RJ11 cable included with the NT1. Plug the
RJ45 end (the larger end of the cable) into the jack labelled "U"
on the rear panel (see Figure 1). Plug the RJ11 end of the cable
into your ISDN wall outlet..
S/T Ports
Connect the ISDN Device to a port labelled "S/T." Connect your
other ISDN devices to the remaining port labelled "S/T."
The Eicon NT1 and all the devices you connected to it should now
be fully functional. The next section, "Understanding the Signal
Lights," explains how to interpret the diagnostic signal lights
while using the NT1.
Signal Lights
Figure 2. Front Panel
6 Eicon Network Termination (NT1) Installation Guide
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