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Connecting a 3Com Wireless Access Point 25
4 After you make the final connection, check the LCD display on the
telephone. Information appears when the telephone attempts to
download information from the NBX system.
If you see nothing in the LCD display, see “Solving NBX Telephone
Problems” in Chapter 3.
Connecting a 3Com
Wireless Access
Point
Figure 9 shows how to connect a 3Com Wireless Access Point. You do
not need a power splitter for this end device.
See Figure 5 in Chapter 1 for a typical network topology with the EPS and
the 3Com Wireless Access Point.
Using Category 5 cable that has been checked for continuity on all eight
wires, connect an EPS output port (a port on the upper row of
connectors) to the data jack closest to the 3Com Wireless Access Point.
The connection may involve multiple segments such as the patch panel
and premises cabling shown in Figure 9. The total length of the
connection path should not exceed 100 meters.
Figure 9 Connecting the EPS to a 3Com Wireless Access Point
Ethernet Power Source
Wiring Closet
Patch Panel
3Com Wireless
Access Point
Premises
Cabling