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LDK 24 IPKSU 2

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jezt

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After several questions and advise from the forum, I have just received by LDK24

Question now (sorry) is what have I bought and how do
I set it up?

I've attached a couple of pictures but working down the side panel.

4 LAN ports and a DMZ port (what is this?)

Blanking panel labeled DSL - nothing behind is this for a Broadband card?

Blue jack output labelled EXP
Red jack output labelled MOR
Green block labeled alarm/relay

2 banks of ports labelled LC01 > LC04

2 banks of ports labelled DKT1/SLT1 > DKT4/SLT4

1 more bank of ports DKT1, DKT2, SLT1, SLT2

Thanks in advance.

Jez.

 
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Just power it on.
If it has a white USB connector at the processor board, it ís a version 1.0 (of LDK-24).
If it only has LAN ports it is a version 3.0.
The bords to insert in the slots are:

SLIB for analogue extensions. Labeled SLT1 etc
DTIB for digital extensions. Labeled DKT1 etc.

BRIB for BRI/ISDN2.
LCOB for analogue CO lines (public). Labelled LCO1 etc.

WTIB for DECT - cordless phones.

Connect a cable to your PC and set the IP address of your PC to 192.168.0.9 and
connect to the ipKDK-24, which (if standard programmed) has an IP address of 192.168.0.1.
Search in this forum for my guidelines on how to setup the neXer or ipLDK-24

///doktor
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Here is the hardware list - from what I can see on the photo.
Hardware list:

ldk 24 ver 3.0
Seen from right -> left
Power supply to the most right side.
BFBE2 -> gives 2 analog and 2 digital connections for phones
DSIB8 -> gives 4 analog and 4 digital connections for phones
DSIB8 -> gives 4 analog and 4 digital connections for phones
Empty Slot for WTIBE (REV 1.4 SW1 OFF SW2 ON SW3 ON SW4 OFF) -> DECT system
CLCOB4 --> gives 4 analog connections for CO lines.
CLCOB4 --> gives 4 analog connections for CO lines.
MPBE2 (REV 1.2) -> Processorboard.

So you have a small PBX for 20 local wired extensions an 8 CO public analogue lines.


///doktor
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Doctor, sounds ideal. How do I upgrade it to add DECT phones?

Cheers Jez.
 
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Hi doktor, can only find WTIB/WTIBE for LDK 100/300.

I'm guessing they are not the same board?

Cheers, Jez.
 
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The WTIB/WTIBE boards for ipLDK-24 are smaller (approx 6 x 14 cm), where the WTIB/WTIBE for LDK 100/300 is approx 12 x 28 cm.

///doktor
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No sure what I'm missing, but how do I connect the 24 to the phone lines?

With our 16 the lines connect straight into the Robards, but can't see the same board configurations on the 24.

Cheers, Jez.
 
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Hi Jez.
Just having sent the ipLDk-24 programming manual.
All connections to ipLDK - both CO lines and internal lines go through BELL connectors, where the GDK-16 had screw connectors.
Maybe I also should send the h/w manual?

///doktor
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I received the manuals from docktor and from the board list above have a DSIB8 to connect the phones to.

Part that I'm missing is how do I connect the 8 cat 6 cables to the DSIB8?

Regards, Jez.
 
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Use pair 1 for the analogue phones and pair 2 for the digital ones.
Pair one (1) is the middle pair in your RJ45 connector - lead/pin 4+5 and pair two (2) is the lead/pin 3+6.

///doktor
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Currently I've got cat6 wiring run, so I'm guessing I just connect the 2 wires and use a slave phone socket. Is that correct?

-> Yes, slave sicket can be used.

At work (where we have a 100) we plug a tail into the network points. Is this easier? -> not really easier.

///doktor
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Finally finished the wiring and turned my attention to the switch.

Partial success. The first 2 ports on BFBE2 gives me station 10 & 11. I get nothing from the next 2 ports, I'm guessing that because they are analogue?

Working through the next 8 ports on the 2 DSIB8's and I get nothing at all. If I change the ID types I get spurious characters on the handset display. So I only have 2 working phones from the first 2 ports.

Finally, the system came with 2 7024's and 3 7008's, but only the 7008's work. The 7024's just have a blank display.

Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers, .Jez.
 
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Hi Jetzt

"I get nothing from the next 2 ports, I'm guessing that because they are analogue?"
-> Correct. Extension 12 and 13 are analogue ones.

"Working through the next 8 ports on the 2 DSIB8's and I get nothing at all."
If you look at the RJ45 connectors you have 8 lines pr. RJ45 connector. The middle pair (i.e. pin 4+5) gives you the analogue extension number and the next pair (PIN 3+6) gives you the digital extesnion number.That is why : "The 7024's just have a blank display".



///doktor
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That all makes sense, but I can't get it to work, have I missed a system setup parameter?

Tested the wires were connected using a cable tester and ran the following tests

Test1 connect 3&4&5&6
The 7008 works on station 10&11, but nothing else The 7024 doesn't work.

Test 2 connect 3&6
The 7008 doesn't work.
The 7024 doesn't work.

Test 3 connect 4&5
The 7008 works on station 10&11, but nothing else The 7024 doesn't work.

Cheers, Jez
 
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I guess that your 7024 does not work at all. The 7008 and the 7024 cshould works on PINs 4+5 and not on PINs 3+6 (=analogue outlet).
Did you connect an analogue phone?

///doktor
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If you want to check the DSIB8 then try to connect an analogue phone. After having logged into the ipLDK-24, you can check if the DSIB8 are activated, if they do not seem to work.
Program PGM 101 and 103 should say that DSIB8 are installed in slot 2 and 3. In slot 1 you have the BFB2 board that works OK with your 7008 phone.

///doktor
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Hi Doktor,

Sorry, but struggling to get this switchboard off the ground.

In 101 I have a CBFB in slot 1, CDSIB8 in slots 2&3.

Looking back at you previous post you said slots 2&3 were DSIB8's. I have set them up as that, but the system changes them back to CDSIB8.

I'm totally stumped as station 10&11 work fine, but can't get anything from the other 2 boards?

What am I missing and where do I go from here?

Regards, Jez
 
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If you can log in check keysystem programming PGM101 and PGM103 for the correct setup. Maybe post the web pages you see in your browser.

///doktor
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