Leviton 47616-DSB Manuals

WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS • WARNING: TO AVOID DEATH OR SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY: - DO NOT push objects of any kind into this product through openings, as they may touch dangerous voltages. - DO NOT touch uninsulated wires or terminals unless the wiring has been disconnected at the network interface. • Read and understand all instructions. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product. • Do not use this product near water - e.g., near a tub, wash basin, kitchen sink or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool. • Never install communications wiring or components during a lightning storm. • Never install communications components in wet locations unless the components are designed specifically for use in wet locations. • Use caution when installing or modifying communications wiring or components. • SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS. LEVITON OUT TO MODEM LINE IN OUT FILTERED SECURITY FROM DEMARCATION 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,4 1,4 4,1 3,4 3,4 2,4 2,3 2,1 2,1 1,3 1,3 ADO 1 2 3 4 LEVITON OUT TO MODEM LINE IN OUT FILTERED Line Out Line In 12 VDC + MODEM DSL Filter Board Cat. No. 47616-DSB, 47616-DSF PK-93154-10-02-0F DESCRIPTION Use Leviton’s whole-house DSL Filter Expansion Board or DSL Filter Stand-alone Module to filter the DSL signal from any 4-pair telephone line before distribution throughout the home or office. This eliminates the need to install DSL filters at each wallplate. For use with Leviton’s Structured Media™ System. NOTE: To be installed inside a listed demarcation device only, by qualified service personnel who are those that have the knowledge, training, and or certification(s) sufficient to understanding the requirement for installing and servicing the equipment and comply with all local/regional/national codes. Refer to Table A, page 2. DSL Filter Module (47616-DSB) Align the mounting pins with the grid holes on the back of the Structured Media Enclosure. The stand-alone module may be mounted horizontally or vertically. With mounting pin plungers in the “out” position, press the unit into the grid in the desired location. Secure by pushing the plungers in (figure 1). DSL Filter Expansion Board (47616-DSF) Align the board with the desired empty slot on any plastic Leviton Pre-configured Structured Cabling Panel. Lifting the tabs on the top slightly, slide the board into the open slot. Release the tabs and lock the board into place (figure 2). Wiring The DSL FILTER BOARD 1. Locate the incoming 4-pair telephone service at your telephone demarcation point. Measure enough cable to route the service, via 4-pair UTP cable, to your Structured Media Enclosure, to the DSL Filter, then to the Telephone Distribution Module. 2. Strip just enough cable jacket to expose the wires for the entire termination (through the DSL Filter and on to the Telephone Distribution Module). It’s important to retain as much cable jacket as possible before punchdown. 3. Identify the wire pair that carries your DSL signal. You may need to contact your telephone company for this information. 4. Route the identified pair of wires down between the IDC punchdown blocks marked, then loop them back up through the IDC punchdown blocks marked LINE OUT (figure 3). 5. Next, route the wire pair to the LINE IN blocks on your preferred telephone distribution device. Route the other three wire pairs directly to this device as per its instructions (figure 4). 6. Using an industry standard punchdown tool, firmly punch down and trim the wires on the “line in” IDC blocks. Repeat for the “line out” blocks and the punchdowns on your preferred telephone distribution device (figure 4). WARNING: Punching down and cutting the LINE IN and LINE OUT wires WILL sever the direct wire connection. This connection MUST be severed, and routed through the circuit board, in order for the board to function properly (figure 3). 7. Connect your DSL modem (from a port likely labeled “LINE” or “PHONE”) to the 8P8C jack at the bottom of the DSL filter board. This provides unfiltered DSL service to the modem (figure 5). Installation Code (IC): (A) Additional information provided for installation. Input Rating & Code (PC & TC): Power Codes (PC), (C) requires the power inputs to the unit to be limited to normal telecommunication levels. Telecommunication Codes (TC), (X) indicates that the input or output telecommunication circuits are suitable for connection to “exposed” circuits. Output Rating & Code (PC & TC): PC as (C) indicates that the outputs are limited to levels compatible with communication wiring systems. TC as (X) indicates that the output circuits are also suitable for connection to exposed circuits. INSTALLATION For Technical Assistance Call: 1-800-824-3005 (U.S.A. Only) www.leviton.com LIMITED 2 YEAR WARRANTY AND EXCLUSIONS Leviton warrants to the original consumer purchaser and not for the benefit of anyone else that this product at the time of its sale by Leviton is free of defects in materials and workmanship under normal and proper use for two years from the purchase date. Leviton’s only obligation is to correct such defects by repair or replacement, at its option. For details visit www. leviton.com or call 1-800-824-3005. This warranty excludes and there is disclaimed liability for labor for removal of this product or reinstallation. This warranty is void if this product is installed improperly or in an improper environment, overloaded, misused, opened, abused, or altered in any manner, or is not used under normal operating conditions or not in accordance with any labels or instructions. There are no other or implied warranties of any kind, including merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, but if any implied warranty is required by the applicable jurisdiction, the duration of any such implied warranty, including merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, is limited to two years. Leviton is not liable for incidental, indirect, special, or consequential damages, including without limitation, damage to, or loss of use of, any equipment, lost sales or profits or delay or failure to perform this warranty obligation. The remedies provided herein are the exclusive remedies under this warranty, whether based on contract, tort or otherwise. FOR CANADA ONLY For warranty information and/or product returns, residents of Canada should contact Leviton in writing at Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd to the attention of the Quality Assurance Department, 165 Hymus Blvd, Pointe-Claire (Quebec), Canada H9R 1E9 or by telephone at 1 800 405-5320. PK-93154-10-02-0F © 2016 Leviton Mfg. Co., Inc. Installation Input Rating & Code Output Rating & Code Code (IC) Power Code Telecomm Power Code Telecomm (PC) Code (TC) (PC) Code (TC) A C X C X Table A LEVITON LINE IN OUT FILTERED CUT LEVITON LINE IN OUT FILTERED LEVITON LINE FILTERED OUT 1 2 3 4 5 ENGLISH INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS WEB VERSION

LEVITON LINE IN OUT FILTERED CUT LEVITON LINE IN OUT FILTERED DSL Filter Board Filtre de signaux DSL Tarjeta Filtro DSL 47616-DS 47616-DSB DSL Filter Board DESCRIPTION Use Leviton's whole-house DSL Filter Expansion Board or DSL Filter Stand-alone Module to filter the DSL signal from any 4-pair telephone line before distribution throughout the home or office. This eliminates the need to install DSL filters at each wallplate. For use with Leviton’s Structured Media™ System. INSTALLATION NOTE: To be installed inside a listed demarcation device only, by qualified service personnel who are those that have the knowledge, training, and or certification(s) sufficient to understanding the requirement for installing and servicing the equipment and comply with all local/regional/national codes. Refer to Table A, page 2. DSL Filter Module (47616-DSF) Align the mounting pins with the grid holes on the back of the Structured Media Enclosure. The stand-alone module may be mounted horizontally or vertically. With mounting pin plungers in the "out" position, press the unit into the grid in the desired location. Secure by pushing the plungers in. (Figure 1) DSL Filter Expansion Board (47616-DSB) Align the board with the desired empty slot on any plastic Leviton Pre-configured Structured Cabling Panel. Lifting the tabs on the top slightly, slide the board into the open slot. Release the tabs and lock the board into place. (Figure 2) WIRING THE DSL FILTER BOARD 1. Locate the incoming 4-pair telephone service at your telephone demarcation point. Measure enough cable to route the service, via 4-pair UTP cable, to your Structured Media Enclosure, to the DSL Filter, then to the Telephone Distribution Module. 2. Strip just enough cable jacket to expose the wires for the entire termination (through the DSL Filter and on to the Telephone Distribution Module). It's important to retain as much cable jacket as possible before punchdown. 3. Identify the wire pair that carries your DSL signal. You may need to contact your telephone company for this information. 4. Route the identified pair of wires down between the IDC punchdown blocks marked, then loop them back up through the IDC punchdown blocks marked LINE OUT. (Figure 3) 5. Next, route the wire pair to the LINE IN blocks on your preferred telephone distribution device. Route the other three wire pairs directly to this device as per its instructions. (Figure 4) 6. Using an industry standard punchdown tool, firmly punch down and trim the wires on the "line in" IDC blocks. Repeat for the "line out" blocks and the punchdowns on your preferred telephone distribution device. (Figure 4) WARNING: PUNCHING DOWN AND CUTTING THE LINE IN AND LINE OUT WIRES WILL SEVER THE DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION. THIS CONNECTION MUST BE SEVERED, AND ROUTED THROUGH THE CIRCUIT BOARD, IN ORDER FOR THE BOARD TO FUNCTION PROPERLY. (Figure 3) 7. Connect your DSL modem (from a port likely labeled "LINE" or "PHONE") to the 8P8C jack at the bottom of the DSL filter board. This provides unfiltered DSL service to the modem. (Figure 5) To view pictures, descriptions, specifications, or instruction sheets for the parts described in this instruction sheet, please visit our web site at: www.leviton.com. Follow links to Leviton Integrated Networks. Filtre de signaux DSL DESCRIPTION Les antiparasites de Leviton en module autonome ou sur carte d’extension pour toute la maison servent à filtrer les signaux DSL de lignes téléphoniques à quatre paires avant qu’ils soient répartis dans la demeure ou le petit bureau de l’utilisateur. En les installant, on évite d’avoir à utiliser un dispositif semblable à tous les points de sortie. Ces filtres sont conçus pour les centres médias structurés (CMS, Structured MediaMC) de Leviton. INSTALLATION REMARQUE : ce type de filtre ne peut être installé que dans des dispositifs de démarcation homologués et ce, par un technicien qualifié possédant les connaissances, la formation ou les certifications requises pour comprendre les exigences d’installation et de maintenance de l’équipement, conformément à tous les codes locaux/régionaux/nationaux. Se reporter au tableau A de la page 2. Filtre de signaux DSL en module autonome (47616-DSF) Aligner les dispositifs de retenue avec les trous correspondants à l’arrière du logement d’un CMS. Le module peut être installé à la verticale ou à l’horizontale. En s’assurant que les plongeurs des dispositifs de retenue soient bien ressortis, appuyer le module contre la partition à l’endroit voulu; assujettir le tout en enfonçant les plongeurs (figure 1). Filtre de signaux DSL sur carte d’extension (47616-DSB) Aligner la carte sur une des ouvertures vides d’un panneau de câblage structuré préconfiguré en plastique de Leviton. Glisser la carte dans l’ouverture en soulevant légèrement les pattes du dessus. Relâcher les pattes pour enclencher la carte (figure 2). CÂBLAGE DU FILTRE DE SIGNAUX DSL 1. Localiser le fil entrant (4 paires) au point de branchement du service téléphonique. Mesurer une longueur de câble à 4 PTNB (UTP) suffisante pour relier le logement du CMS, au filtre, puis au distributeur téléphonique utilisé. 2. Dégainer juste assez de câble pour pouvoir effectuer l'ensemble des terminaisons (du filtre au distributeur). Il est important de garder le plus de gainage possible jusqu’au point de percussion. 3. Déterminer quelle paire transporte le signal DSL (il pourrait s’avérer nécessaire de communiquer avec la compagnie de téléphone). 4. Acheminer cette paire vers le bas, jusqu’aux contacts dénudants (IDC) LINE IN, pour la ramener ensuite vers le haut sur les contacts LINE OUT (figure 3). 5. Acheminer ensuite la paire « DSL » sur les contacts LINE IN du distributeur téléphonique. Amener les trois autres paires au distributeur, et les raccorder conformément aux directives accompagnant ce dernier (figure 4). 6. Au moyen d’un percuteur aux normes de l’industrie, enfoncer fermement et couper les fils sur les bornes IDC LINE IN du filtre. Procéder de la même manière pour les bornes LINE OUT du filtre et celles du distributeur (figure 4). AVERTISSEMENT : EN SECTIONNANT AINSI LES FILS AUX BORNES LINE IN ET LINE OUT, ON COUPE LA LIGNE DIRECTE, CE QUI DOIT ÊTRE FAIT, PUISQUE CETTE DERNIÈRE DOIT TRAVERSER LA CARTE POUR QUE CELLE-CI FONCTIONNE (figure 3). 7. Raccorder le modem DSL (d’un point de connexion portant habituellement la mention “ LINE ” ou “ PHONE ”) au jack 8P8C situé au bas du filtre, ce qui aura pour effet d’assurer une transmission DSL non filtrée au modem (figure 5). Pour voir les images, descriptions, caractéristiques techniques et directives relatives aux dispositifs décrits aux présentes, on peut visiter le site Web www.leviton.com. Suivez les liens vers les réseaux intégrés de Leviton. Tarjeta Filtro DSL DESCRIPCIÓN Utilice la Tarjeta Filtro DSL de Expansión de Leviton para todo su hogar o el Módu Filtro DSL Individual para filtrar la señal DSL que llega desde cualquier líne telefónica de 4 pares antes de distribuirla a todo su hogar. Esto elimina la necesida de instalar filtros de DSL en cada roseta de pared. Se utiliza con el Sistem Structured Media de Leviton. INSTALACIÓN AVISO: Para ser instalado sólo dentro de un artefacto autorizado por person calificado que posea conocimiento, entrenamiento y/o certificación con entendimiento de lo requerido para instalar y reparar el equipo y cumplir co todas las normas y códigos locales y nacionales. Vea la Tabla A en página 2. Módulo Filtro DSL (47616-DSF) Alinee las clavijas de montaje con los agujeros en la parte posterior de la ca Structured Media. Este módulo individual puede ser instalado de manera vertical horizontal. Con los botones de montaje hacia fuera, presione la unidad contra panel posterior de la caja en la posición deseada. Empuje los botones para fijarl (Ilustración 1) Tarjeta Filtro DSL de Expansión (47616-DSB) Alinee la tarjeta con la ranura vacía en cualquier Panel Configurado de Cablead Estructurado de Leviton en donde desea instalarla. Levante levemente las lengüeta que se encuentran en la parte superior, deslice la tarjeta en la ranura desead Suelte las lengüetas y asegure la tarjeta en su lugar. (Ilustración 2) CABLEADO DE LA TARJETA FILTRO DSL 1. Localice el punto de entrada de la línea telefónica de 4 pares. Mida suficien cable para instalar servicio, de cable UTP de 4 pares, a su Caja Structure Media, al Filtro DSL y luego al Módulo de Distribución de Servicio Telefónico. 2. Pele el aislamiento del cable hasta exponer los pares. Necesita los suficien para llegar al Módulo DSL y al Módulo de Distribución. Es importante manten lo mas que pueda de aislamiento antes de conectar el cable. 3. Identifique el par de cables que poseen la señal DSL. Si necesita asistenc llame a su proveedor de servicio telefónico. 4. Dirija el par de cables identificado entre los bloques de IDC marcados, enlácelos a través de los bloques IDC marcados “LINE OUT”. (Ilustración 3) 5. Lleve el par de cables a los bloques “LINE IN” de su artefacto de distribución d servicio telefónico. Dirija los otros tres pares de cables directamente a es artefacto siguiendo sus instrucciones. (Ilustración 4) 6. Utilice una herramienta de impacto estándar para conectar y cortar los cable en los bloques IDC “LINE IN”. Repita para conectar los bloques “LINE OUT” e su artefacto de distribución. (Ilustración 4) ADVERTENCIA: AL CONECTAR Y CORTAR LOS CABLES EN “LINE IN” Y “LINE OUT INTERRUMPIRÁ LA CONEXIÓN DIRECTA DEL CABLE. ESTA CONEXIÓ DEBE SER INTERRUMPIDA Y CONECTADA A TRAVÉS DE LA TARJET IMPRESA PARA QUE ESTA FUNCIONE CORRECTAMENT (Ilustración 3) 7. Conecte el módem DSL (desde un puerto probablemente identificado com “LINE” o “PHONE”) al conector 8P8C en la parte inferior de la tarjeta filtro DS Esto provee servicio DSL sin filtrar al módem. (Ilustración 5) Para observar ilustraciones, descripciones, especificaciones o instrucciones para las partes descriptas en esta hoja, por favor visite nuestra página de internet: www.leviton.com. Siga los enlaces en la red Integrada de Leviton. PK-93154-10-02-0 Instructions for Use Directives d’utilisation Instrucciones de uso LEVITON LINE FILTERED OUT 1 2 3 For Technical Assistance Call: 1-800-824-3005 (U.S.A. Only) www.leviton-lin.com