Set Up the ISDN Cables
Depending on the type of network cables you ordered, your system may have come with WAN cables, such as
ISDN, V.35, or RS-449 cables.
• If you have the four ISDN network cables, here's how to connect them:
In the bag with the ISDN cables, you'll find labels numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4. Attach these labels to each end of
the corresponding ISDN cable (that is, attach label 1 to the cable that's plugged into connector 1, and so on).
NT-1 Boxes: In the U.S. and Canada, most ISDN lines that come directly from an ISDN service provider are
U interface ISDN. Your system, however, supports S/T interface ISDN. An NT-1 box converts U interface
ISDN to S/T interface ISDN. If you need to use an NT-1 box, plug the ISDN cables into the NT-1 box, and
then plug the NT-1 box into the wall jack. See the instructions that came with the NT-1 box for more details.
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