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Client VoIP
2.3 Selecting the installation place / Fixing the equipment
The Client VoIP has been designed for in-house use in closed rooms. It may be operated as
desktop unit or fixed to the wall. The Client VoIP should be placed next to a TV/R-outlet and
a 230 V power socket. Since the Client VoIP is determined for continuous operation, it has no
mains switch. For disconnection from the electricity grid, just remove the plug-in power sup-
ply unit. So the wall power supply should always be easily accessible.
In case of wall mounting, make sure that there are no concealed supply lines (power, water,
gas, telephone, coaxial cable) at the intended installation place. During operation, the modem
is markedly warming up, but this operating temperature is not dangerous at all. However, to
provide for unimpeded heat dissipation, the Client VoIP must not be installed into a fully
closed casing, lacking of a sufficiently dimensioned breather hole. For this reason, the device
shall also be protected from intensive heating, caused e.g. by heating appliances or direct sun
radiation. Further, do not expose the modem to a very humid or dusty environment.
The mounting instructions can be found on the drilling template.
2.4 Ports and LEDs
Top view
Version: 2009/09/01
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DC socket
TAE sockets
F socket LEDs
RJ45 sockets
Fig 4: Top view of the Client VoIP