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This diagram shows how you seat the device on the screw heads. Without the ceiling mount bracket: This diagram shows the alignment of the screw heads and the device.Repeater: Plug the power adapter into the repeater and route the cable through the slot in the repeater.Base station without PoE: Plug the power adapter into the base station and route the cable through the slot in the base station.Base station with PoE on the LAN: Additional power is not required.With the ceiling mount bracket: Hold the bracket over the holes and screw in the screws until the bracket doesn't move.īase station only: Connect the Ethernet cable to the base station and route the cable through the slot in the base station.Without the ceiling mount bracket: Screw in the screws until there is about 0.375 inches (9.52 mm) between the screw head.

Install the wall plugs as described by the manufacturer.

With the ceiling mount bracket: Hold the bracket so that two of the holes intersect the line.

Without the ceiling mount bracket: Mark the line so that the screws are 2.126 inches (54 mm) apart (center to center).

(other countries available see ordering information in Table 6)Ħ823: 1.7 in. Lithium Ion Cradle charging time: 6 hoursĪdaptor plugs: E.U., U.S., Australia, U.K. The 6800 series provides exceptional noise isolation when used with a Cisco HeadsetĪ volume-control toggle provides easy decibel-level adjustments of the handset, monitor speaker, and ringer

HAC compliant – FCC part 68 and Australia S040Ħ8: 3.5 mm wired headset, iPhone compliant You can meet Section 508 loudness requirements by using industry-standard inline handset amplifiers such as Walker Equipment Features and Benefits of the Cisco IP DECT OfferingĪn easy-to-use interface providing traditional Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunication (DECT) telephony-like user experienceĪll 6825 Handsets are Hearing-Aid-Compatible (HAC) and meet Federal Communications Commission (FCC) loudness requirementsįor the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

The following table lists the features and benefits of the Cisco IP DECT DBS-110 Single-Cell Base Station and the Cisco IP Up to 5 Base Stations and Up to 30 Repeaters Up to 30 SIP registrations and Up to 5 Concurrent Calls per Base Station Up to 30 SIP registrations and Up 5 Concurrent CallsĭECT Networks using DECT 210 Base Stations Up to 30 SIP registrations and Up to 5 Concurrent Calls Device Comparison of the Cisco IP DECT Offering The following table lists the device comparisons of the Cisco IP DECT DBS-110 Single-Cell Base Station and the Cisco IP DECT