How to install an intercom telephone system - PABX, a Practical step by step guide.
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- 1.How to setup an Intercom Telephone System through a Step by step guide.
2. The telephone intercom architecture, starting from the pbx switch, through cables to the telephone handset.
3. It shows how the setup process, starting with cabling, terminations, handset mounting and the telephone system testing.
4. It shows how to terminate RJ-11 plugs.
5. Where the RJ-11 is used in the pbx network.
6. How to terminate telephone socket or cat 5 keystone jack.
7. It shows single Line telephone wiring
8. Multi line telephone wiring.
9. Default Extension number usage for initial pabx testing. - Наука та технологія
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You're very welcome. You can find more on my channel at www.youtube.com/@tech_inside_out
Good and clear ,well paced presentation. Excellent presentation.
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Again and again,well done..nicely cooked content..QN..Can i use this setup to create a simple telephone system inwithin only the office environment,without linking to external line?
Yes, that is the application of this setup. It facilitates inter-office communication.
Another level is to add the ability to make and receive calls from outside your office or outside the pbx setup
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Fantastic video, very nicely explained. I was wondering though, why do you have to connect to the socket box? Does it not have enough power/connection to just plug the phone into the PBX?
The phone can be directly plugged into the PBX but the sockets are mostly created to serve as nodes at which the handsets can be plugged. You would sometimes find sockets created within walls, thereby burying the cables out of sight for beauty and protection of the cables from destruction.
For a single line, what if i connect the 4 strands of cat 5 cable to the socket instead of 2 strands as you have done, will it still function?
Under which conditions does krone come in, kindly?
The 4 strands works perfectly but since the phones are not display phones, you do not really need all the 4 stands but it does not spoilt anything at all, you can connect the 4.
The Krone is used in situations where you have 4 buildings sharing thesame PBX system where you need to have a distribution point at each building whereby you will carry the signal from the pbx switch to the Krone or the DP and further split it from the Krone to your sockets.
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This is wonderful explanation! Can we change the numbers from 602 to 1 and 602 to 2 ?
Yes, you can do all those settings and changes through system programming.
Yes, you can do all those settings through system programming.
Thanks for the video,wht if i want to change the numbers
It requires system programming.
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Hi, Emmanuel.
Did the video answer all your questions?
I was wondering if you can help me please.
I recently moved into a new flat with a broken intercom. I identified it as a "ACET 22220 (2 Wire)". It has 6 wires inside (yellow, green, white, red, blk, blue). Cables yellow and red are in slot 5, black and blue are in slot 6 and the other cables are not connected at all.
I bought a bell 801 as replacement which 5 slots for wires "I R O T Z" which is different from my old ACET 22220.
Will this work as a replacement? And if so where would each cable go?
Please which type of bell are you using to replace the old intercom system.?
@@Tech_Inside_Out bell 801. thank you
Thanks one again. Why do you remove a very large portion of cat 5 cable to fit the rj11, when just a small part is needed to be pilled to fit rj11? Why??
You need at most 2 pairs of conductors from the cable, if there is a way whereby you can unveil the 2 pairs, that will be fine but i find it easier Pilling all
What's the line 1,2, 3&4 jack on the pbx for
They are CO lines port. I explained it in an earlier video on PBX switch. Please watch this video
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Hello. Where do you connect if there is a telephone cable from the service provider? Is it in the PABX first or in the Multi-line telephone?
The PABX switch
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Most welcome
Your tutorial is very helpful sir
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@omarfaruque8325 That's always my prayer that everyone who watches my videos will learn something new.
Am glad you enjoyed my video.
Where are you from Sir?
How to call different locations may be kitchen,reception
You dial the extension number to the location
If you are doing single line telephone and you don't want to use socket. On which pin from 1-4 on RJ11 are you patching?
Please use 2,3
@@Tech_Inside_Out Thanks
Is it possible to change the numbers from 601+ to anything I want? And is it possible to connect this system to the landline given by Internet? Thnk you
1. You can change the numbers to any numbering format you want.
2. Yes, you can connect the pbx to a landline system.
How much maximum length allowed for pabx to telephone using UTP cable cat6 pure copper?
Network cables are most effective when you run them within 100m length.
Can he reach 300 to 400 meters? won't the telephone be a problem if the utp to be used is that far?@@Tech_Inside_Out
Thanks sir. My question is on intercom system. Is there a 12 channel intercom system
I know of 6,8,16,24, 32.48..... I haven't come across 12
@@Tech_Inside_Out thanks. Do you have a video that covers the subject on your channel. Mayb a 16 channel intercom would do
@@zimzimm-qe5in Am working on a practical field setup, I will publish soon
@@Tech_Inside_Out thsnks
Say how to you make connection for different rooms to call reception, kitchen and laundry?
Those are the processes enumerated in this video. I will later do a video for an onsite installation
That is what i have enumerated in this video. i will soon publish an onsite installation indicating how it is done on site
Thanks...I'll be waiting for your video. Again how do you terminate the single flexible cable on the rj-11
I just want to change the ring from the current (British) ring to the standard ring. Can't find any videos about that.
The rings of the phone can only be changed if only your handset supports that function. You can find that set of instructions in your phone's manual
@@Tech_Inside_Out I use real telephones. Western Electric Desk phones and French Phones in rooms that have a more "delicate" touch. And rotary dial too. I have a circuit that converts the dialed numbers to a DTMF tone. I just don't know why they make it do the two short rings when one long ring is better and should be the default. And no clear instructions on how to make it ring the way I want it to ring.
Hi can we block extension ?
Only incoming
It comes under call restrictions in system programming
@@Tech_Inside_Out how can i find it sir?
I have the exact same PABX as shown in the video
Why use cat5 and not cat6? Any advice pls
The main difference between cat 5 and Cat 6 is the bandwidth that each supports and hence the volume and speed of data that each can process. Cat 6 has a higher bandwidth and data transfer speed and as well more expensive than Cat 5.
Voice communication or pabx requires less bandwidth and data transfer speed which can be well handled using Cat 5 at a good price.
However, Cat 6 can be used without any problem.
@@Tech_Inside_Out a bit confused on the second faceplate with only blue pairs but hoping to see more videos and also with the krone too.
@swaggst The question about only the blue can be answered here on this video
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With the krone, as you said, I would touch on it in subsequent videos. I will explain its use as well as Patch panel
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Sir i noticed that you did not use the krone here
Yes, this is a very good question. The krone is normally used when you have to extend the reach of your pbx using a multi pair cable, where you terminate the multiple pair cable coming from the pbx switch on the krone and redistribute the extensions from the krone.
I will consider doing a video on how it is done
@@Tech_Inside_Out alright, I will be expecting the video sir, thanks for your time and your videos, I was able to execute a cctv job on my own. Thanks so much
@jamex6330 Am always glad to know that the tutorial is helpful.
Thanks for this testimony
But I'm yet to understand why you had to remove the brown and green wires.kindly someone comb me
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sir where is Main Line from outside ?
The outside lines are labelled Line port or for panasonic PBX they are labelled CO line Port
Why is one socket connected only blue wires and the other socket is connected with orange and blue? Am confused
There are standard cable colour codes but one may choose his own cable colours and it would work well.
Only two wires are used for communication in the intercom. It's up to u if u wanna terminate 4 cables it will also work, and if u terminate 2 cables than its also ok and works properly
Thanks for such educative video real like this series.
Learning alot from you.
But to be clear on something, in your previous videos, you made mention of a krone or patch panel.
But you didn't use it in this setup.
Is it safe to say you can setup a full functional system without a krone or patch panel?.
And in what instance do we need the krone?
Very good question.
1. You can successfully install a telephone intercom system without using a krone or patch panel
2. The Krone or patch panel is required in instances where you are installing the pbx to serve two or more buildings, in such cases you would place a krone at the point where all your cablings will come to in one building and run one multi pair cable from the krone to the pabx machine which will carry extension wiring to the krone. From the krone, you will then distribute to your extension sockets.
Hi y only blue cable
Hello, I used just the blue because I was wiring a single Line Telephone. There is more information in this video
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price?
There are many brands, many capacities and so you may have to find out from around your nearest pbx dealer
what do you call that big box?
I don't know the exact box you are referring to but i suspect its the PBX switch
@@Tech_Inside_Out oh seee its called PBX switch. i have another question sir the tools you use in pressing down the wire
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