Need help installing phone system for office?
Question : Need help installing phone system for office?
I have a Samsung iDCS 100 phone system that was installed in my office. I have since moved and am trying to re-install the system at my new location. I have two new phone numbers from the Telco. I would like to hookup 2 phones into a dual jack (each being able to access both new phone numbers)to the system. One of the movers disconnected the system from the old office and did not make note of the wires coming from the NID onto the 66 block; although he did take the 2 blocks with the system. The blocks are labeled #1 and #2 and connect to amp cable into the system box. Punch block #1 has all of the wires from the #1 amp cable punched onto the left side of the block….as does punch block #2. I have the 2 pairs from the Telco coming into a closet where the phone system is located.
My questions:
Where exactly do I punch the 2 lines onto the block coming from the Telco?
Where exactly do I punch each individual phone unit onto the block?
Is this second block necessary and should be part of this install?
Does this sytem require any special jack requirements other than RJ11 to hook up each phone?
I have run CAT 5e to the jack to be installed.
I have attempted to install this and have been able to power up the phones. I did this by connecting the Tip (wht/blue) and Ring wires (blue/wht) from the phone itself onto the right side of the block opposite the pair wht/blue and blue/wht from the sytem amp cable utlizing rows #1 and #2.
I have been unable to get the line lights on the phone itself to light up as if to indicate their is a Telco connection.
What gives?
Does this system require programming o the phone in order to accept a line?
Thanks in advance! Any expertise would be much appreciate.
office movers
Best answer:
Answer by ngufra
Have you tried to connect a regular phone to the new phone lines ?
get a phone line tester.
It’s $ 5 at home depot.
It will let you label the wires. when it lights green, you have the two right wires. if it lights red, you need to reverse the two wires.
Once you have your two pairs labelled, it should not be too difficult to hookup the two ouside lines of the phone system.
good luck
ok…. lets see if I can get you straightened out here:
digital phones need 2 pairs. w/b and w/o pairs.
the stations get punched down on the STATION block
tip, ring, data1 data2 is the sequence down the block.
DO NOT CONNECT YOUR BUTTSET TO THE STATION PAIRS OR YOU WILL BLOW THE FUSE ON THE STATION CARD.
T/R in is sometimes a simple RJ11 connection on SMALL KSU’s such as yours. Just run a jumper from the telco supplied RJ11 to the Line In RJ11 on the CO Card of the KSU.
Normal programing is set to default, you will need to program to make the system run as you really want it to run.
It is easier to do than it is to describe.