EZ80001400 Installation

OVERVIEW

The EZ80001400 is designed to split a single Cat-5/6 type cable into 2 separate circuits – 1 for use with TCP/IP type devices such as Personal Computers, Servers, Printers, Network Cameras, Network Telephones, Network Storage Devices, Smart TV’s, Game Consoles, etc and the other for use with 4-Wire Electronic Telephones like those used on Key Telephone Systems and many PBX’s.

Each EZ80001400 has 1 plug and 2 jacks, with one jack’s cord slightly shorter than the other. The shorter cord is the TCP/IP Jack and the longer cord is the 4W-TEL Jack.

You will need 1 EZ80001400 wiring harness at each end.

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INSTALLATION

1. In the Equipment Room, plug the 8-pin, RJ45 plug into the port of the Main Patch Panel that you want to split into separate circuits.
2. Insert an Industry Standard, 8-pin patch cord of a length appropriate for your application into the white TCP/IP and then plug the other end of that patch cord into the Ethernet Port on the data switch or router/firewall that you are using.
3. Insert an another Industry Standard, 8-pin patch cord of a length appropriate for your application into the yellow 4W-TEL and then plug the other end of that patch cord into the telephone system’s extension port on the Key System or PBX.
4. Locate the wall jack at the far end of the cable run that the EZ80001400 is plugged into. Plug another EZ80001400 into that wall outlet.
5. Plug the first TCP/IP type device into the white TCP/IP jack (the shorter cord).
6. Plug the 4-wite telephone into yellow 4W-TEL jack (the longer cord).

TESTING

If you followed the steps as outlined above, both devices will work unless:

• The data switch port or the telephone system port is bad or configured improperly;
• You are plugged into the wrong port of the Main Patch Panel;
• You are plugged into the wrong RJ45 wall jack outlet;
• One or both of the end devices are bad.

EZCORDS are passive devices, meaning that they have no electronics that could go bad.