Assembling And Connecting The Base Station; Status Led At The Base Station - SSS Siedle S 851-0 Inbetriebnahmeanweisungen

Preparation
Assembling and connecting the
base station
• The base station should be
installed as centrally as possible
in the building, in order to ensure
optimum wireless transmission. The
location for installing the charging
cradle can be optionally selected,
but for the sake of convenience this
should also be centrally positioned.
4 junction boxes are required for
operation of the base station:
• 230 V socket for the power supply
of the base station
• TAE telecom socket for external
telephony (6f coded)
• 8­pin RJ45 socket for the in­home
bus: Video
• 8­pin RJ45 socket for network
(LAN) connection on a wireless
router
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If you wish to integrate Siedle
Scope/Smart Gateway Mini into
the In-Home-Bus with Plug+Play
programming, the base station
must not yet be connected to the
In-Home bus at this point in time.
If you wish to integrate the Siedle
Scope/Smart Gateway Mini
subsequently into an already pro-
grammed intercom, then manual
programming or programming
with PC is more suitable.
Procedure:
1 The base station can optionally
be mounted on the wall or free
standing. Ensure adequate air circu­
lation around the unit.
2 Plug the telephone connecting
cable into the Line socket.
Connection to In­Home bus: Video
to the In-Home socket. LAN con­
nection for configuration / update.
Plug the power supply unit into the
Power socket.
In-Home
Prog.
Line
LAN
Power

Status LED at the base station

There is a status LED at the base
station/Smart Gateway Mini which
shows the relevant device status:
LED off: No power supply con­
nected, power cut or base defective
LED red, continuous: Device start
after a power interruption (appr. 5
secs.) or error status
LED red, double flashing: System
start, LAN available
LED red, slow flashing: System
start without LAN
LED red/green, fast flashing:
Reset to as­delivered Status com­
pleted
LED green, flashing: Base ready
for registration of a cordless handset
(appr. 2 minutes)
LED green, continuous: Operating
status, LAN available
LED green, continuous with a
short interruption (interval: 5
seconds): Operating status, No LAN
available
Power
In-H
Line
LAN