Preparing The Network Interface - AT&T MERLIN 1030 Installation Manual

Preparing the Network Interface

The telephone company should have installed a network interface with 1-line
jacks (RJ11-type), 2-line jacks (RJ14-type), or multiline connectors (RJ21-type)
for connecting your MERLIN system to your outside telephone lines. The draw-
1-Line jack (RJ11-type)
If the Network Interface
has a 1-line jack (RJ11-type) for each outside line
has 2-line jacks (RJ14-type) for the outside lines
has one or more 50-pin connectors (RJ21-type)
carrying the outside lines
ings, below, show the three types of interfaces. The table, below, tells you what
to do next depending on the type of network interface you have.
2-Line adapter
2-Line jack (RJ14-type)
and
each jack is labeled with its telephone number
each jack is not labeled with its telephone number
each jack is labeled with the telephone numbers
for its two outside lines
each jack is not labeled with the telephone
numbers for its two outside lines
the interface is labeled with the telephone numbers
for the outside lines
the interface is not labeled with telephone numbers
for the outside lines
Mutiline connector (RJ21-type)
Do This
Go on to the next section, "Installing the Control Unit,"
page 10.
1. Label each jack with its telephone number from the
list provided by the local telephone company.
2. Go on to the next section, "Installing the Control
Unit," page 10.
1. Plug a 2-line adapter (267C) into each jack.
2. Go on to the next section, "Installing the Control
Unit," page 10.
1. Label each jack with the two telephone numbers for
its two outside lines from the list provided by the
local telephone company.
2. Plug a 2-line adapter (267C) into each jack.
3. Go on to the next section, "Installing the Control
Unit," page 10.
Go to the instructions for extending the network inter-
face to the jack field, following this table.
1. Label the interface with the telephone numbers for
the outside lines from the list provided by the local
telephone company.
2. Go to the instructions for extending the network
interface to the jack field, following this table.
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