MULTISERVER 500
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3.2 Installing the Multiserver
3.2.1 S
ELECTING AN
I
NSTALLATION
S
ITE
You can place the unit on a tabletop or shelf large
enough to accommodate it. Allow enough space to
get to the cables easily and remove the cover, and
make sure there is unobstructed air flow from the
sides of the unit.
3.2.2 C
ABLE AND
P
OWER
C
ONNECTIONS
Figure 3-1 shows the rear panel of the
Multiserver 500.
1. Composite Interface
Use a crossover cable appropriate for your
installation. (See
Section F.1
in
Appendix F
.)
Connect one end to the COMPOSITE connector
and the other end to the DCE device.
2. Data Channel Interface
Use a straight cable appropriate for your
installation. (See
Section F.2
.) Connect one end to
the DATA CHANNEL connector and the other end
to the DTE device.
3. Telephone Interface
Requirements vary with the type of telephone
equipment you’re connecting to—and with the type
of voice/fax interface module installed in the
Multiserver 500. Refer to
Appendixes A
through
C
for details.
4. Power Connection
Connect the power supply output directly into the
DC POWER connector of the Multiserver 500.
Connect the other end to an AC wall outlet.
Figure 3-1 Cable and Power Connectors.
DC POWER
CMD
PORT-IN
CMD
PORT-OUT
COMPOSITE
DATA CHANNEL
FXS
FXS
SG
R T
ASYNCHRONOUS
TERMINAL
CONNECT TO
DCE DEVICE
CONNECT TO
DTE DEVICE
