AT&T Remote Port Security Device user manual Cables, Connectors, and Ports Table, Pbx

Cables, Connectors, and Ports Table

Table 2-2 shows the cables, connectors, and ports required to install the RPSD system. This table includes optional connections as well as the basic configuration.

TABLE 2-2

Cables, Connectors, and Ports

	Part	From	To
modular connector		PBX	RJ11 at modem
6 position wire		RJ11 at PBX	RJ11 at modem
modular connector1		Cable from PBX	modem
7 ft. cable with modular		RPSD Lock	CO line or modem
connector on each end
14 ft. cable with modular		RPSD Lock	CO line or modem
connector on each end
RJ11 wall jack2		RJ11 to RPSD	CO line
EIA-RS-232 cable3		DB25 at RPSD Lock	DB25 at admin.
			terminal or printer or
			A/B switch
DB25	connector3	RPSD Lock	Cable to admin.
			terminal or printer or
			A/B switch
DB25	connector3	Admin. terminal or	Cable to RPSD Lock
		printer or A/B switch

1The 212A modem uses a DB25 connection. See Figures 2-8and 2-9for the details on making up the appropriate connector.

2If RJ11 receptacle is not present on CO line, install one.

3The RPSD Lock may be connected to the administration terminal, printer, or A/B switch (to allow connection to both the terminal and printer).

Hardware Installation Procedures 2-23