Completing Site Preparation - Polycom KIRK Wireless Server 500 User Manual

station ports. The guide should include basic PBX feature operation. Keep this documentation in
a safe place.
PBX-to-KWS500 cabling requirements
The KWS500 requires cabling from the wired analog station ports on the host PBX telephone
system. For each wireless handset in the system, run one pair of wires from an analog station port
on the host PBX distribution frame to the KWS500 termination block. This analog station cable
should be 24 gauge Cat. 3 cable. This cabling contains four twisted pairs of color-coded wires,
supporting four handsets. Cable length is limited by the specifications of the host PBX.
Electrical requirements
The KWS500 requires a local 120V AC outlet within six feet of the unit's mounting location,
preferably with a conditioned power supply.
Wiring plan
Use the PBX distribution frame's analog station port numbers and the PBX extension numbers to
plan the wire color pair connections to the KWS500 termination block (see documentation
supplied by your PBX vendor). You will need to know the wire color pair for each handset
extension number in order to terminate it to the appropriate KWS500 termination block
the Wiring Table in the Appendix and the Cat. 3 Cable Color Pair table on page 25.
Because the master handset automatically registers to channel 0, the wire color
pair for the master handset's extension must be terminated to port 0
KWS500 termination block (fig 4).
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Completing Site Preparation

Verify that each step of site preparation is complete and the site is ready for installation of the
KWS500 system. Proceed to Section 3 Installing the KIRK Wireless Server 500.
Connection point for wiring between two electrical devices. For instance, a port is one of eight
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pairs of connectors on the KWS500 termination block.
The left-hand port on the KWS500 termination block. It is always registered to the master handset.
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