Connecting The Earthing - Auerswald COMpact 5200 Manual De Instrucciones

Commissioning (COMpact 5200)
• Make sure that heat produced by the device can be adequately vented into the environ-
ment. Do not install the system in a cabinet without adequate air circulation.
• Never cover the air vents of the casing.
Important: Mechanical loads and electro-magnetic fields can impair PBX operation.
• Avoid mechanical loads (e. g. vibrations).
• Avoid the proximity of devices that generate electro-magnetic fields (e. g., radio sets, pro-
fessional radio equipment, amateur radio equipment, mobile phones, DECT systems,
WLAN routers, etc.).
• Protect the PBX from dirt, excessive dust, condensation, caustic liquids, and steam.
Requirements:
• 3 screws and 3 dowels
• Connections close to the installation site:
– Freely accessible Schuko socket
– Wall socket or NT provided by the network provider; if the wall socket/NT is relatively
far away from the PBX, permanent cabling must first be laid between the devices
– Grounding conductor (potential compensation bar of the house installation or protective
earth conductor)
1. Mark and drill the two upper mounting holes at a distance of 232 mm and insert dowels
into the holes.
Note: Also note the casing dimensions 334 mm x 331 mm x 94.5 mm. There should be a
distance of at least 60 mm between the upper mounting bores and any parts above them. A
drilling template can be found on the Internet.
2. Screw in the two upper screws far enough so that the screw head is about 5 mm away
from the wall.
3. Mount the PBX on the screws, then slide the PBX on the wall downwards until the screws
hit the stopper.
4. Place a mark where the third mounting hole is to be drilled into the wall.
5. Remove the PBX from the wall.
6. Drill the mounting hole and insert a dowel into the hole.
7. Mount the PBX on the screws again, then slide the PBX on the wall downwards until the
screws hit the stopper.
8. Secure the PBX by tightening the third screw.

Connecting the Earthing

Warning: Touching voltage-carrying conductors or telephone connections can cause
life-threatening electric shocks. The PBX contains hazardous voltages, even outside
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COMpact 5200/5200R/5500R - Instructions V01 03/2017