PRELIMINAR
Y DRAFT
Proof #5 — Zoltun Design — May 2, 2006
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Publication No. IL00412001E / Z4022
April 2006
5. Now connect the 8-inch link cable (CAT5e patch cord) to both of
the Link Ports. If you are also connecting a security system, use
the RJ31X Port. (See
Figure 3
.)
6. Connect the terminated CAT5e premise wire to any of the 16
RJ45 outputs on the front of the ESWT41600. (See
Figure 3
.)
FIGURE 3.
Option B: Splitting the 16 Outputs Into Two Groups of Eight
1. Run CAT5e twisted pair cable from the Network Interface Device
(NID) / D-mark location to the ESWT41600.
2. Connect the CAT5e cables for the first group of eight outputs to
the appropriate incoming service connector. Use a 110-style
punch down where Line 1 (Blue/White and Blue Solid) and Line 2
(Orange/White and Orange Solid) connect to the blue and orange
positions on the Incoming Service Connection.
3. For the second group of eight outputs, connect Line 3 (Green/
White and Green Solid) and Line 4 (Brown/White and Brown
Solid) to the blue and orange positions on the Second Incoming
Service Connection. (See
Figure 4
.)
4. Connecting the ESWT41600 in this manner will now give you
access to a different phone line in two groups of eight. (See
Figure 4
.)
Important:
Make sure that the Link Cable is not used
in this type of installation.
FIGURE 4.
Link Cable
Incoming Phone
Service
RJ31X Port to the
Security System
Incoming
Phone Lines
Installing the ESWT41600 With a Security System
Use the jack on the back of the ESWT41600 marked for security only
to connect phone service to a security system. The RJ31X jack will
use whichever phone line is associated with the blue CAT5e pair on
the incoming cable. On the RJ31X jack, pins 5 and 4 take the phone
signal to the security system, and pins 1 and 8 bring the phone signal
back to the module. Make sure that the Tip (T) and Ring (R) are in the
correct position. (See
Figure 5
.)
FIGURE 5.
Incoming Phone
Line (Take to
Security System)
House Phone
(From Security System)
