Instruction manual
Installation
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Telco Punchdown Block Interface
The block typically has telco wiring on one side and open terminals on the other side. To inter-
face the phone company’s punchdown block to the Model 640, a second punchdown block is
usually required to split the radio station and trunk wiring out of the RJ21 connector (already
installed above).
Figure 23 illustrates the hardware connections between a common telco 66-type punchdown
block and the Zetron punchdown block. The block provides eight trunks, although the Model 640
only uses a maximum of four trunks. Notice that the telco line type in the figure is 4-wire E&M.
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radio station
wiring
25-pair cable
(Part No.
709-0004)
To Model 640
RJ21 interface
(See Figure 5-6)
To telco
interface
TRUNK A
TRUNK B
TRUNK C
TRUNK D
Telco Punchdown Block (4-wire E & M) Model 640 Interface Punchdown Block
bridging
clips
standard 26
gauge
telephone wire
Figure 23. E&M 4-Wire Telco Interface
Follow the steps below to interface to the telco punchdown block:
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1. Power-down the paging terminal.