AT-iMG616RF/RF+ Series Multiservice VoIP Gateway - User Manual

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4.2.Telephone cord, UTP cable and TV cable

There are 3 kinds of user connection cables: telephone cables, Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) cables used for data and TV coax cable for TV set.

See Below.

This product does not include any LAN, phone or TV cables.

The service provider or end user must provide these.

FIGURE 8: TELEPHONE CABLE

Note: The telephone cable uses the RJ11 connector

CAUTION: To reduce the risk of fire, use only No. 26AWG or larger telecommunication line cord.

FIGURE 9: LAN CABLES

Use UTP cable category 3 or higher on 10Base-T, and UTP cable category 5 or higher on 100BASE-TX.

There are two types of LAN cable, straight cable and crossed cable; for the AT-iMG616RF/RF+, it does not matter which of these types of LAN cable you use. The LAN interfaces on the AT-iMG616RF/RF+ can auto-sense whether the cable is straight or crossed.

If you buy a new cable, it is recommended that you choose

UTP cable - category 5 or higher

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Allied Telesis AT-IMG616RF/RF+ manual Telephone cord, UTP cable and TV cable, Telephone Cable

AT-IMG616RF/RF+ specifications

Allied Telesis AT-IMG616RF/RF+ is a versatile, high-performance broadband network device designed to meet the demands of modern telecommunications and data services. Primarily targeting service providers and enterprises, this device excels in delivering robust network connectivity and efficient resource management.

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