KX-RJ5180 Installation
OVERVIEW
The KX-RJ5180 is a Translation Cable designed specifically for use with the Panasonic KX-NS700 PBX in the United States and with KX-NS500 & KX-NS300 PBXs in other world markets.
Translation Cables are used whenever Digital Telephones, Analog Single Line Telephones, Loop Start Central Office Trunks or Door Phones are being deployed on these systems.
Refer to the complete list of Translation Cables in Table 1.
EZCORDS |
For Use With Panasonic NS Series PBX Modules |
|
KX-RJ5162 |
KX-NS5162 |
DPH2 |
KX-RJ5170 |
KX-NS5170 |
DHLC4 * |
KX-RJ5172 |
KX-NS5171 |
DLC8 |
KX-RJ5172 |
KX-NS5172 |
DLC16 |
KX-RJ5174 |
KX-NS5173 |
MCSLC8 |
KX-RJ5174 |
KX-NS5174 |
MCSLC16 |
KX-RJ5179 |
KX-NS5170 |
DHLC4 * |
KX-RJ5180 |
KX-NS5180 |
LCOT6 |
KX-RJ5171 |
Built-In |
EXTN1-2 |
KX-RJ5173 |
Built-In |
EXTN1-4 |
Table 1 |
EZCORDS transform the non-standard and/or high-density pin-out used on the NS Series PBX into separate RJ45 jacks with Industry Standard EZ pin-outs. Once the jacks are Industry Standard, they may be plugged into a patch panel for delivery to wall outlets throughout the building.
The KX-RJ5180 Translation Cable plugs directly into a single jack on the face of a Panasonic LCOT6 Analog Trunk Card. Once inserted, it routes the card’s circuit to 2 separate green-colored C.O. TRUNK jacks, each wired to pins 4 & 5, which is the Panasonic wiring scheme for Loop Start Central Office Trunk Lines, a.k.a. POTS.
At the jack end of the Translation Cable, there are 2 short, staggered whips as illustrated in Figure 1. The shortest whip is Circuit #1 and the longer whip is Circuit #2, as illustrated below. Certain Panasonic documentation also refers to these circuits as A & B but it is all the same.
Figure 1
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INSTALLATION
Step-1: Verify that the ports on the Panasonic NS Series LCOT6 card are properly programmed.
Step-2: At the PBX, plug the 8-pin, RJ45 plug of the KX-RJ5180 Translation Cable into the jack on the face of the LCOT6 Analog Trunk Card.
Step-3: Insert a Loop Start Central Office Trunk (POTS Line) into Jack #1 – the shorter of the two green-colored jacks labeled “CO TRUNK.” Test for dial tone using a PBX extension If the circuit tests OK, repeat this step for Jack #2, which is the other, longer, green-colored jack – also labeled “CO TRUNK.”
Step-4: If both circuits test OK, insert an Industry Standard, 8-pin patch cord of a length appropriate for your application into Jack #1 and then plug the other end of that patch cord into the patch panel port that you are using.
Step-5: Repeat Steps 4 for circuit #2 using an additional patch panel port if necessary.
EZCORDS are passive devices, meaning that they have no electronics that could go bad.
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NOTE (*):
The DHLC4 card can be split into either two (2) 4-wire Hybrid Ports or 2 Digital Ports PLUS 2 Analog Ports using the XDP feature. The KX-RJ5170 Translation Cable has 2 Hybrid jacks. The KX-RJ5179 Transition Cable has 2 Digital jacks and 2 Analog jacks.