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Old February 10th, 2004, 04:22 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Re: Wiring a Partner System

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Originally Posted by mnickasch
We're currently looking for a new phone system for our small insurance agency - 4 incoming CO lines, 8 phones. As the IT guy for the agency, I'd like to take on the task of installing the Partner ACS myself (the local teclo charges nearly $700, and only installs Nortel equip). Our office already is wired with rj-11 terminations at the desks. Does the Partner use rj-45 or 11 to connect the sets to the KSU? Our voice drops wire down to a Siemon patch block, then to Amphernol connectors to the old Vodavi. Should I have the telco keep the existing 2-pair wiring in place & take off the amphernol connectors and put on rj-11s from the extensions to connect to the new Parter? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Matthew
Matthew,
You will need the first and third pairs out of the RJ45 of the station pack. That converts to the w/bl and w/gn pairs of the four pair. If you use RJ11s at the station, you will connect the w/bl and w/gn pairs. The w/bl pair is the 48vdc and the w/gn pair provides the data pair.
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