Quail Digital Q-P7BS, Руководство по установке

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If both front panel LEDS on any Base are flashing orange it means there’s insufficient power to that
Base to boot up. Check cable, connector and power supply. If each of these is OK it indicates an
additional power source is required. If one or more additional power sources are added the Base
Status LEDs will change from flashing orange to solid orange indicating synchronisation with the
network. The LED will then turn solid green when synchronised.
The larger the network the longer it takes to boot up and synchronise the Bases. Allow up to 5 minutes
to synchronise larger systems.
Installation rules
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Ideal height for Bases is between 2 and 4 metres (6-12ft) above floor level.
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The maximum cable length between any two Bases should not exceed 100m (300ft).
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The maximum cable length between two power sources should not exceed 200m
(600ft).
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The maximum number of Bases a single power supply should support is four within
200m (600ft) overall cable.
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When ‘mapping’ the premises, as a general rule, place the next Base 10m beyond
the point where the headset loses range from the previous Base.
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Label the Cat5 cables that go into the top of the Base IN and OUT respectively to
avoid miss-connection at a later date.
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Power to the Bases should use constant 24hr power outlet. If one or more mains
circuits are switched off, it may affect the operation of the entire network.
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Always reset the network when you’ve completed the fixed part of your installation
to ensure proper synchronization between bases.
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If you are using keypad messages, ensure there is only one micro SD card in the
network. Remove SD cards from any other bases.
RJ45 wiring
The cable that connects the base stations is a Cat5 UTP cable, with 4 pairs of conductors and RJ45
connectors at each end. The RJ45 plug at either end should have the following type B standard
wiring:
After crimping each plug it is important to use a network
tester to check its correct functionality before inserting it in
the base. If the color code is not correct it can cause
damage to the base.
It is also advisable to label the “IN” and “OUT” on each
cable to facilitate any future changes in the network.
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TYPE B STANDARD