AEQ SWING Quick User’s Guide (EURO ISDN) - Revision 02/07
SWING Quick User’s Guide (EURO ISDN)
1) Turning the Equipment On:
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Before connecting the power supply to the equipment make sure that the
Power On
switch (7) is on the OFF position.
•
Once the power supply’s threaded connector is properly connected to the equipment (6),
then the power supply can be connected to the outlet.
•
After all previous steps have been completed it is now save to turn on the equipment
using the
Power On
switch (7). The LCD screen should be on, indicating that all is
working properly.
2) Connection to the “S” Interface Jack:
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Make sure that the DIP micro switch 8 is up. Switch 1 selects between the basic ISDN
standards (down = Europe and other countries, up = USA & Canada). If they are not in
the rigth position, place them in the up position and restart the equipment.
•
In most cases the connection to ISDN will be done through the RJ-45
ETSI
connector (2).
Use the cable supplied with the equipment to connect it to the “S” interface jack (if the
ISDN jack installed by the ISDN service provider is RJ-11, “U” type, please refer to the
User’s Manual for further explanation).
3) Configuring the ISDN Terminal Adapter. In order for the Swing to receive or place any
calls the Terminal Adapter must be configured correctly, this is accomplished by entering
MSN numbers, in the following manner:
•
Press
the
Set Up
button on the keypad to access the
Set Up
menu.
•
You will see the “
1. ISDN
” option on the LCD screen, press the
Yes
button to enter into
this option and set up the MSN numbers.
•
Press
the
(
Á
À
) keys to navigate between
NUMBER LINE 1
and
NUMBER LINE 2
.
Press the
Yes
button to enter into the desired option.
•
NUMBER LINE 1
and
2
are entered by pressing the corresponding numbers from the
keypad. Press the
Á
key to erase any mistakes. Press the
Yes
button once the number is
correct to save it.
Note:
the three digit area code should not be included when entering these numbers.
•
The equipment should be restarted at this point. Any changes and entries will be saved
even when the equipment is turn off.
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