NEC DS1000 manual Installing the Base, Connecting the Base, To connect the AC Adaptor to the base

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Installation

Installing the Base

Installation

Installing the Base

Connecting the Base

To connect the base to the DS1000/2000 system (Figure 2: Installing the Base):

Be sure to review Guidelines for Placing the Base, Figure 3: Correct Installation Methods, and Figure 4: Incorrect Installation Methods prior to connecting the base unit to the system.

1.Install a modular jack within 6 feet of the base and within 6 feet of an available standard (NEMA 5-15R) 120 VAC outlet.

2.Run a single pair of 24 AWG station cable from the cross-connect block to the modular jack.

3.Terminate the station cable WHT/BLU - BLU/WHT leads to the RED and GRN lugs on the modular jack.

4.Back at the main equipment location, run one pair of cross-connect wire between an available digital station port pins on the extension block and cross-connect block to complete the installation.

5.Install bridging clips as required.

6.Plug one end of a modular line cord into the base LINE IN jack; plug the other end of the line cord into the modular jack.

■The DS1000/2000 900 Mhz Cordless Telephone auto-IDs in 1801-Extension Circuit Type with cir- cuit type 50. No additional programming is required for basic feature operation.

To connect the AC Adaptor to the base:

1.Run the AC adaptor cord under the strain relief on the back of the base as shown.

2.Plug the AC adaptor into AC outlet.

3.Be sure the base antenna is in the vertical position.

Checking the Base LEDs

Normal Operation

■The Power LED is on.

■The Cordless and Desk LEDs are off. Troubleshooting

■If the Power LED is off, the base power supply is not properly connected.

■If the Desk LED is flashing, the base is not correctly connected to a digital station circuit in the main equipment.

Guidelines for Placing the Base

•For best results, the base unit should be placed in line-of-site with its handset.

•Cordless telephone range and reception can vary from site to site. Some of the things that may adversely affect range and reception are:

-Placing the base against or close to a wall (particularly if the wall has metal studs).

-Positioning the base close to a device that emits Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), such as a TV, radio, computer, fluorescent light, fax machine, or printer.

-Installing the base close to other 900 Mhz devices, such as Symbol or Telex hand-held inventory devices.

-Installing the base above a ceiling that uses foil-backed insulation.

-Installing the base behind a door which can be closed, tinted windows, or one-way glass which will separate the base from the handset.

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DS1000/2000 Cordless Telephone User Guide

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Contents DS1000/2000 900 MHz Cordless Telephone Installation Tips Cordless Telephone User GuideNEC Unified Solutions, Inc Table of Contents Table of Contents Feature OperationFeature Summary Regional Defaults OverviewProgramming Ring Down DestinationUsing the Basic Features Basic OperationUsing Your Handset Using Your HandsetInstalling the Base Connecting the BaseTo connect the AC Adaptor to the base Checking the Base LEDsInstalling the Base Guidelines for Placing the Base Cont’dCorrect Installation Methods Wall-Mounting the Base Mounting the Base on the WallMounting the Base to a Wall Plate Installing the Battery Installing the Battery in your HandsetCharging the Handset Installing the Charger and Charging the HandsetCleaning the Battery Charger Contacts Wall-Mounting the Charger Wall-Mounting the ChargerUsing the Belt Clip Installing the Belt ClipTo install the earloop recommended Installing the Ear Loop Installing Headset P/N 750638 M145 Earloop StyleEarloop Installation Ear Cushion Installation Installing the Ear Cushion InstallationConnecting the Headset and Using the Controls Connecting the HeadsetTo install the optional earloop Installing Headset P/N 750637 M175 Headband StyleOptional Earloop Installation Removing the Ear Cushion Connecting the Headset and Using the Controls Installation Handset Battery Power RequirementsSpecifications and Parts SpecificationsDS1000/2000 Cordless Telephone Specifications Environmental Barge Call Coverage KeysTo Barge In on an extension or line Call Coverage Key Flash RatesCall Waiting / Camp On Call ForwardingCall Forwarding Off Premise Callback Caller IDCentral Office Calls, Answering Central Office Calls, PlacingTo place an outside call using Line Group Access To set up a ConferenceConference Directed Call PickupExtension Hunting Distinctive RingingDo Not Disturb Override Forced Trunk Disconnect Group Call PickupGroup Ring HoldLast Number Redial HotlineIntercom Meet Me Conference Message WaitingMicrophone Mute Monitor / Silent MonitorNight Service / Night Ring Off-Hook SignalingPaging ParkPrime Line Preference Privacy Release GroupsProgrammable Function Keys To place a call on your Prime LineCordless Telephone Programmable Function Keys To removes lines and extensions from service Removing Lines and ExtensionsSave Number Dialed Reverse Voice OverRinging Line Preference Speed Dial SplitTo dial a System Speed Dial number To dial a Personal Speed Dial numberTandem Trunking TransferTrunk Line Queuing and Callback Voice MailVolume Control Voice OverWalking Class of Service Cordless Telephone Feature Summary DS1000/2000 Cordless Telephone Feature Summary Page 1DS1000/2000 Cordless Telephone Feature Summary Page 2 ICMDS1000/2000 Cordless Telephone Feature Summary Page 3 Feature Summary Other Important Telephone Numbers 80683INS01
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