VOIP-500
Series Phone
Quick Installation Guide
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III. Field Wiring Installation
1. Remove and set aside the
VOIP-500 Series Phone
assembly.
2. Remove the back box from the
VOIP-500 Series Phone
assembly by unfastening the six (6), #6-
32 nuts and washers.
3. For PCB (Printed Circuit Board) wiring details, refer to
Figure 2.
Figure 2 -
Internal PCB (Printed Circuit Board) view
IV. Network Connectivity
The
VOIP-500 Series Phone
is equipped with two (2) Ethernet ports. The WAN Ethernet (PoE) port
should be used as the primary port for data communications. The WAN Ethernet port can be used to
power the phone via an IEEE 802.3af, Class 3 compliant PoE supply.
The
VOIP-500 Series Phone
has a layer 2 switchport labeled LAN Ethernet which can provide network
connectivity to an auxiliary device e.g. (IP Camera, Card Reader, etc). The LAN Ethernet port is a pass-
through port and cannot be used to access the phone.
When installing the Network cable, it is essential to have a ferrite core (provided with the phone),
installed on to the cable as close as possible to the connector. Make sure the network cable is passed
twice through the ferrite core, forming a loop of not less than one (1) inch in diameter.
A cable with a rating of Cat5e or higher with an RJ45 connector is typical for all network cables.
