Cisco SPA8000-G1 User manual

LinkSys SPA8000 Installation Guide
Adaption Technologies Confidential 05/04/09
The LinkSys SPA8000 is an eight port (FXS) analog telephone adapter. This de ice allows standard two-wire
analog phones, fax machines, or modems to be con erted to VOIP. The following guide describes the
proper method of installing the SPA8000 for use in the Adaption Technologies Network.
Connecting the Phone Lines
RJ11 Option
• Insert a standard RJ11 plug on into the PHONE 1 port on the
back of the PA8000 as shown in Figure 1
• Insert the other end of the standard RJ11 the appropriate
ports on your premise equipment
• For multiple lines on the PA8000, repeat the above steps for
the second up through the eighth phone line activated on the device
RJ-21 (50-pin telco connector) Option
• Insert the male end of an RJ-21 plug into the female RJ-21
connector on the back the PA8000 as shown in Figure 2
• Pairs one through eight corresponds to phone lines one through
eight on the PA8000 and the dashboard
• Connect the other end of the RJ-21 to your premise equipment
eries Competition groups can span multiple PA8000’s. When a PA8000 reaches the eight users limit,
another PA8000 can be added for additional users.
WARNING: the phone ports on the SPA8000 can be wired into existing site wiring to simultaneousl enable
multiple phone jacks at the site. However, if this is done, the site wiring must be disconnected from the public
switched telephone network at the site demarcation to prevent lightning surge damage during storms.
Connecting the Internet Link
• Insert a standard RJ45 plug from active Ethernet port on the
customer LAN. Insert the other end of the cable into the
ETHERNET port on the back of the PA8000 as shown in Figure 3
Connecting the AC Power
• Insert the AC power plug into wall outlet, surge protector or UP
device and plug into the power port on the back of the PA8000
as shown in Figure 4. Power on the PA8000
WARNING: it is highl recommended that the SPA8000 be plugged into
a suitable and reliable surge protector or UPS device. A UPS should be
used in applications that are sensitive to phone up time and experience
frequent short power outages.
Figure
1
: Connecting Line
s ia RJ11
Figure
3
: Connecting the Internet Link
Figure
4
: Connecting the AC Power
Figure 2: Connecting Lines ia RJ-21