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Installing a customer-deinstalled system, so I never got to check the pinouts of the phones before they were undone. I hooked it up as a simple two pair system, but I notice the cords are all 6-pinners. Phones don't come up at all. Ran out of time tonight but I am hoping to go back in the morning. I just want to make sure the thing works so I know the guy isn't trying to pull a fast one on me and say the system was working before I touched it, etc etc! Help will be appreciated! Tag on system says GLX-12 GLX-PLUS Part Number 612.1000 Thanks!! Ryan [email protected]------------------ What could go wrong?
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They are 2 pair with the (2nd pair being swapped) and they go right down the 66 block from 10-21, you may have blown fuses, you will find them on the bottom right corner on the main board, take off the cover and you will see them, there are 3 fuses each fuse runs 4 phones so if the first fuse is blown station 10-13 will be dead and so on. They come with 3 pr line cord because you could use the 3rd pair for a data (analog) line if I remember right.
the main control PCB has 3 lines and 8 stations, you can add the expansion PCB for the last 3 lines and 4 stations or you could add a APM for 3 lines 2 stations and 2 SL stations.
Actually for it's day it was a great system for small companies
Hope this helps
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[This message has been edited by dtmf (edited April 15, 2005).]
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Thanks dude, that should do it. By second pair swapped, you mean polarity and that's it right? I listened and got the data tick on the second pair, so I think that rules out a blown fuse. I am sure that I had the second pair polarity straight up tho. Will the phone do nothing if the second pair is reversed? Thanks a lot for the quick reply, these are pretty cool boards. I hope you don't do this for fun! ![[Linked Image from sundance-communications.com]](https://www.sundance-communications.com/forum/wink.gif) ------------------ What could go wrong?
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Yes you need to swap the second pr. Also it may have a dead batt being as old as it is so don't be surprised if it's at default settings after the move.
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Just so I can get this straight, from what I understand the wiring needs to be:
KSU (66 Block) - Station 1: W/Blue Blue/W W/Orange Orange/W
Phone - 4-Pin modular plug (left to right) pin 1 - Orange/W pin 2 - W/Blue pin 3 - Blue/W pin 4 - W/Orange
Is this correct?
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agonza07 A telephone line cord is reversing. On one side you should have, from left to right, WO/BW/WB/OW. The other end of that cord should be opposite, OW/WB/BW/WO. You have the KSU block correct, but when you cross connect from the KSU block to the station cable, reverse the orange pair.
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Thanks RCA. It took me a while but finally got it figured out. For my future reference, and maybe this will help someone else, I'd just like to post the following:
66 Block from KSU: Station 1: White/Blue Blue/White White/Orange Orange/White
To Station Jack: (Use 568-A, reverse orange pair) If 4 Pair Jack: Pin 3 - Orange/White Pin 4 - Blue/White Pin 5 - White/Blue Pin 6 - White/Orange
To Phone: Rollover phone cord If USOC: one side BRGY other side YGRB ((B)lack, (R)ed, (G)reen, (Y)elllow)
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