Abitana ABI-ET2003
The Abitana ABI-ET2003 is a passive telephone distribution module suitable for standard (PSTN) with or without ADSL. This unit provides easy connection for Telephone, FAX, and ADSL modem/router. The internal ADSL filter eliminates the need for an external ADSL filter.
Key features of the Abitana ABI-ET2003 include:
-
No power needed
-
Easily connect up to 4 telephones or other devices
-
Built-in ADSL filter eliminates the need for an external filter
-
Supports one analog (PSTN) phone line with or without ADSL
-
Supports one phone line (PSTN) connected to a priority FAX
Abitana ABI-ET2003
The Abitana ABI-ET2003 is a passive telephone distribution module suitable for standard (PSTN) with or without ADSL. This unit provides easy connection for Telephone, FAX, and ADSL modem/router. The internal ADSL filter eliminates the need for an external ADSL filter.
Key features of the Abitana ABI-ET2003 include:
-
No power needed
-
Easily connect up to 4 telephones or other devices
-
Built-in ADSL filter eliminates the need for an external filter
-
Supports one analog (PSTN) phone line with or without ADSL
-
Supports one phone line (PSTN) connected to a priority FAX
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ABI-ET2003
Modem, Fax and Telephone
Distribution Module
with integrated ADSL filter
Quick Start Guide
1 Package Contents
• Telephone Connection Module 4 lines
• Quick Start Guide
2 Introduction
The ABI-ET2003 is a passive telephone distribution module suitable for
standard (PSTN) with or without ADSL.
This unit provides easy connection for Telephone, FAX and ADSL
modem/router. The internal ADSL filter eliminates the need for an
external ADSL filter.
The ABI-ET2003 does not have a privacy protection device
incorporated.
3 Hardware Introduction
P1
P2
P3
L1
L1
L1
P4
Position
A <-> B
Figure 1
The DIN-Rail mountable ABI-ET2003 is equipped with 4 RJ45 jacks on
the front of the unit. (P1 ~ P4)
A switch on the front of the unit is used to configure the unit according
to the needs of your installation. Different configuration scenarios are
explained later in this manual.
On the top of the unit you’ll find the connections for the ‘incoming’
phone line.
The switch and the incoming phone line connections are only
accessible when the front of the ‘Comm Center Cabinet’ is removed.
The unit will probably be configured during installation. Make sure to
take note of the configuration (Connections to the rear ports and switch
setting). At the end of this manual, you will find a table where you can
write down the configuration.
4 Installation and power
No power needed.
Load ratio for this module = 0.
Maximum allowed load ratio (sum of the load ratios for all modules) for
power supply ABI-PS1001S00 = 4.
Click the module on the DIN-Rail as shown in the pictures below:
5 Installation scenarios
5.1 One analog (PSTN) phone line without ADSL
When you have one incoming telephone line (standard PSTN), you
can distribute the signal to 4 locations in parallel.
When a call arrives, all phones will ring at the same time. You can pick
up any of the four phones to answer the call.
If during a call a second phone is unhooked, this phone will join the
ongoing conversation.
No internal calls between the locations are possible (NO PABX
function).
Switch Nr. Position
S1 A
For this configuration, the switch must be in the positions indicated in
the preceding table.
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P1
P2
P3
L1
L1
L1
P4
L1 PUBLIC analog (PSTN) line without ADSL
L1
L1
L1
A
Connection to one
of the 3 connectors
L1
In this configuration, it is possible to extend the number of phones
connected to the phone line by connecting one of the free RJ45 or
RJ11 connectors of the first ABI-ET2003 to one of the 3 connectors of
the second one.
P1 P2 P3
L1 L1L1
P4
L1 PUBLIC analog (PSTN) line ADSL (extention to 8 telephone units)
WITHOUT
L1
L1
L1
A
Connection to one
of the 2 connectors
L1
P1
P2
P3
L1
L1
L1
P4
L1
L1
L1
A
L1
5.2 One analog (PSTN) phone line with ADSL
When you have one incoming telephone line (standard PSTN), you
can distribute the signal to 3 locations in parallel. The ADSL modem is
connected to the 4
th
port (P4).
When a call arrives, all phones will ring at the same time. You can pick
up any of the 3 phones to answer the call.
If during a call a second phone is unhooked, this phone will join the
ongoing conversation.
No internal calls between the locations are possible (NO PABX
function).
Switch Nr. Position
S1 A
For this configuration, the switch must be in the positions indicated in
the preceding table.
P1
P2
P3
L1
L1
L1
P4
L1 PUBLIC analog (PSTN) line ADSL
with
L1
L1
L1
ADSL
MODEM
A
Connection to one
of the 3 connectors
In this configuration, it is also possible to extend the number of phones
connected to the phone line by connecting one of the free RJ45 or
RJ11 connectors of the first ABI-ET2003 to one of the 3 connectors of
the second one.
Important Remark: Only one ADSL modem should be connected to
the system.
P1 P2 P3
L1
L1L1
P4
L1 PUBLIC analog (PSTN) line ADSL (Extension to 6 telephone units)
WITH
L1
L1
L1
A
Connection to one
of the 2 connectors
P1
P2
P3
L1
L1
L1
P4
L1
L1
L1
A
ADSL
MODEM
Only one of the
ports P4 should
be in use and
have an ADSL
modem
connected to
it.
5.3 One phone line (PSTN) connected to a priority FAX
The FAX device is connected to P1. You can use the feed-through
feature of that equipment to disconnect the rest of the phones when a
FAX communication is in progress. This prevents disruption of the
communication when someone picks-up a phone while the line is in
use by those devices. The feed-through line becomes L1’ in the
drawing.
When a call arrives, all phones will ring (including FAX).
Depending on the configuration of the FAX, it will answer the call after
a specified number of rings. Anytime between the first ring and that
specific number of rings, you can answer the call by picking up any of
the phones connected to P2 ~ P3.
When the call has been answered by the FAX ,phones connected to
P2 ~P3 (L1’) will be disconnected.
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P1
P2
P3
L1
L1
L1
P4
L1 PUBLIC analog (PSTN) line with ADSL
L1
L1’
L1’
B
ADSL
MODEM
Connection to one
of the 3 connectors
Switch Nr. Position
S1 B
For this configuration, the switch must be in the position, indicated in
the preceding table.
Important Remark:
This configuration is only valid in case the FAX connected to P1
returns L1’ on pins 2 and 5 of the RJ11 connector (or 3 and 6 of
the RJ45 connector).
Check the FAX documentation before using this feature.
P1 P2 P3
P4
L1
L1’
L1’
L1
L1’
RJ11/RJ12
ADSL
MODEM
2345
Whenever the FAX is disconnected, all the phones connected to
P2 ~ P3 are disconnected also.
If the FAX is disconnected (repair, maintenance,…) the
configuration must be changed (Select setting A).
The use of this feature has no influence on the ADSL port.
6 Troubleshooting
- The telephone system works fine, but the ADSL modem
connected to P4 is not working.
Check if the ADSL line is activated by the provider.
Check if the ABI-ET2003 unit is directly connected to the
provider outlet (there should be no external ADSL filter
installed).
- The telephone connected to port 1 works fine, but those
connected to ports 2 and 3 are not working.
In case no FAX is connected and the feed-through feature
is not used, verify that the switch is in position A.
In case a FAX is connected, check if the FAX device
supports the feed-through feature and returns the phone
signal to pins 2 and 5 of the RJ11 connector (to pins 3 and
6 of the RJ45 connector).
- Excessive noise during a phone conversation:
Make sure the telephones are only connected to ports P1 to
P3 of the module.
In case the scenario from §5.1 is used, make sure that
there is no ADSL signal present on the incoming phone
line.
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7 Your configuration
Port Nr Connected to
Telephone
line
c ADSL c NO ADSL
1
c L1 c L1 FAX
Tel # :
2
c L1 c L1’
Tel # :
3
c L1 c L1’
Tel # :
4
c ADSL MODEM c L1 TEL
Tel # :
RJ45 (Top)
c L1 c No Connection.
Tel # :
RJ11-1
(Top)
c L1 c No Connection
Tel # :
RJ11-2
(Top)
c L1 c No Connection
Tel # :
c Connection to second ABI-ET2003
Position of the switch
A S1 B
c c
-
1
-
2
-
3
-
4
Abitana ABI-ET2003
The Abitana ABI-ET2003 is a passive telephone distribution module suitable for standard (PSTN) with or without ADSL. This unit provides easy connection for Telephone, FAX, and ADSL modem/router. The internal ADSL filter eliminates the need for an external ADSL filter.
Key features of the Abitana ABI-ET2003 include:
-
No power needed
-
Easily connect up to 4 telephones or other devices
-
Built-in ADSL filter eliminates the need for an external filter
-
Supports one analog (PSTN) phone line with or without ADSL
-
Supports one phone line (PSTN) connected to a priority FAX
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