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Doc. 6001072
Rev B
PART 4
PHONE LINE INSTALLATION
1. ARRANGING TELEPHONE INSTALLATION
Have the telephone company install RJ71C jacks in series, one for each 12 resident phone lines:
1.
RJ71C blocks must be installed in an enclosed secured area not subject to weather.
2. Specify how and where you want them installed, and if possible be present during their
installation
. Have them installed close to the LIBs to which they will be connected.
3. Use the form on the next page to clearly label lines by unit or apartment number
, and
give a copy to the telephone company installer. This will help in installation and programming.
4.
The telephone company requires the following information to install:
FCC registration number
:DS8 USA-18617-OT-E
Ringer Equivalence Number (REN)
:0.1B
Type of Connector Required
:USOC RJ71C
2. INSTALLING RJ71C JACKS
Place the RJ71C jacks in series with incoming telephone lines so the Ovation can "intercept" the
lines when a visitor wants to contact a resident. Install the RJ71C jacks as follows:
1.
Each RJ71C jack handles 12 telephone lines, so if you have a 55 unit building, only 5 jacks will
be needed. If a unit has more than one phone, connect only the main line through the RJ71C.
2.
Connect the first incoming line to pins 1 and 2 on column A ("tip" to pin 1 and "ring" to pin 2).
This line goes through the RJ71C to pins 27 and 28 ("tip" to pin 27 and ring to pin “28”).
NOTE: Polarity must be maintained for proper telephone function.
3.
The second incoming line to goes in on pins 3 and 4 and exits on pins 29 and 30. All 12 lines
are wired in the same fashion.
4.
Install bridging clips be between columns B and C to connect with the 50 conductor cable.
Figure 3. Installing RJ71C Jacks.