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How do I do it. Customer disconnect it and can't get it to work

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There may be a power supply that needs to be inline with the phone - I don't remember with the 1416 model. If someone smarter (like Mongo) doesn't show up with the answer I'll look up the documentation for you.


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Putting a button module on a 1416 will require a power supply. Early versions would allow a 48 volt PoE injector to be used. Connect the extension line cord from the wall to the LAN port of the injector, then use a patch cable from the PoE side to the 1416. If that won't work for you, you'll need the Avaya proprietary adapters and power supply to make it all work.

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There are two versions of the power injector and Avaya sucked at making that clear. This has been a big dig for me and I'm probably breaking rules here. Do send a photo of the power brick to [email protected] and I will help you.


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If you have an old 1151C1 power supply, you just go wall jack to power supply, power supply to phone (8-conductor cable here), and connect the sidecar to the MOD jack on the phone.

If you have a standard SPPoE power supply, they included a T-adapter (2 jacks with a pigtail). The pigtail goes into the wall jack, which needs to be 8-conductor, or use an 8-pin coupler to the standard line cord plugged into an RJ-11 jack on the wall. Then a CAT-5 cable from the PoE injector to the T-adapter, and another CAT-5 cable from the other side of the T-adapter to the phone.

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Thanks everyone
I got it working

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